Armies Prepare for Mimic War in Prussia
Two armies of about 40 000 men conduct a supervised war game near Liegnitz Prussia under Emperor William. The Blue Army led by General Von Lindrquint faces the Mad Army commanded by General Von Woyrich as preparations and ceremonies unfold with foreign observers present.
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Liegnits
Prussia
Eptember
William
Frederick the Great
von Lindrquint
von Woyrich
Breslau
Emperor Willam
Hrpsiau
Karl von Clausewits
Moltke
Dukes of Connaught
Lord Lonsdale
Ian Hamilton
Laurence Uphant
Winston Spencer Churchill
Duke of Connaught
Clapentis
Japan
Boxers Jailed and Leader Killed in Teo Yun Hsien Incident
From Goh Ping in Shana Province a missionary reports Boxers entered Teo Yun Hsien. Missionaries and native Christians fled to safety as Chinese soldiers and a German lieutenant intervened. Boxer leader killed, eleven others slain, forty two prisoners taken. rest escaped. A Chinese general later arrived to restore order amid floods and food shortages. Foreign concerns prompt travel restrictions inland.
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Hangtai
Goh Ping
Shana
Teo Yun Hsien
Taman
Leutenant
Yang ‘Tee Valley
Quiet Wedding for Mollie Pounds and J G Youngs
A quiet ceremony at Reverend A C Ward's residence was held yesterday at 3 o'clock. Mrs Mollie Pounds of this city and Mr J G Youngs of Lilburn were married by Dr Ward in front of a small circle of intimate friends. The bride is beloved for her character and disposition. The groom is a leading merchant and postmaster at Limbang.
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Mollie
Pounds
Characer
Stere Fing
Limbang
Travel in Mexico During National Holidays Raises Visitor Numbers
Reports from the Alciala railway indicate heavy traveler flow due to approaching holidays. Vice President Cortat plans to meet tomorrow with railway officials. labor unions claim labor conditions are satisfactory and no strike is expected, despite some unrest rumors.
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Mexico
Railway of Alciala
Cortat
Offciam
Medhintata
Labor of Fiebele
Georgia Cotton Shortfall Expected Across State
Crop reports from Georgia indicate overall yields will be materially below western states. Weather improved recently but came too late to lift production to normal levels though corn remains strong. Some regions report early picking, but balls are scarce and losses due to rust and moisture persist across multiple districts.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Department of Agriculture
Memphis
Tenn
Seplambar
Stasonshis
Jackson
Miss
Akansas
Reina
Harvard Outclassed as Cambridge Crew Beats Americans
London September 9 Harvard farmers fail to defeat Cambridge University crew after five weeks on the Thames. Captain Filley and his men admit Cambridge were too strong. Americans, disappointed, seek another chance to race Hecht blue in American waters. The team spends the next week in England on leisure.
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London
Cambridge
Harvard
Thames
England
University
Filley
Candy
Carridge
Mexican gunboat menace halts American fishing vessel
Washington dispatch reports The Gulf Fisheries Company manager seeking protection for American fishing boats in the Gulf of Mexico after a Gulf vessel was halted by armed Mexican guard boats. The incident on August 24 involved demanded papers and cargo display. The State Department will investigate.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Gulf Freharten Company
Gulf of Mexico
Hweras
Gulf Fisheries Company
Otoxlcan Garboes
Duel Fought Over Trifle In Royal Retinue
In a dawn duel, King Alfonso's retinue members the Marquis and Duke of Andra fought over a perceived slight. The Marquis was cut on the head, seconds intervened, and prior to the clash the Marquis presented a fealty to the king. Seconds for the Marquis were the Duke of Tovar and Captain Coatro. for the Duke of Andria the Duke of Gor and the Margulis deferotio, all part of King Alfonso's circle.
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Alfonso
San
Tovar
Coatro
Andria
Gor
Margulis Dfertoretio
Alfonec
Bible Growing Dearer as World Grows Older
The International Sunday School reports rapid growth in the world’s Aundley schools with more lessons replaced by Bible readings. It cites 19,033 Sunday school conventions last year and over 167,000 miles traveled by field workers, plus 11,000 Home Department units and half a million members. Growth spans the Americas, Japan, inland regions, and Europe, with Atlanta Bible School noted for practical instruction.
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Aundley
Bundey
International Association
Echook
Soa
Mexico
Japan
Atlanta Bible School
Atlanta
Jessone
Negro cooks form union and enforce boycott in Columbus
A prominent Columbus businessman reports that city ladies plan an experience meeting to discuss unreliable and impudent black cooks and other servants. He claims cooks have formed a union via their employers and that a fired servant is reported to the society, effectively boycotting the employer. He urges organized action to address the servant problem. He notes a recent kitchen substitution saved about $40 to $60, drawing grocer complaints over patronage sharing.
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Busines
Columbus
CC Eeoesinny
Gold and Silver Found in Adobe Houses Near Guanajuato
In Guanajuato suburbs adobe walls yielded gold and silver as three hundred homes were torn down for the Mexican Central line. The adobe mud came from ore grinding, with about two thousand tons smelted already, value around eight dollars per ton. The venture could net substantial sums as the project proceeds.
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Guanajuato
Mexican Central
May Christening of Battleship with Scuppernong Wine
Confederate Colonel G. N. Baumey supports christening the North Carolina battle ship with scuppernong wine. Miss Rebekah Glenn, daughter of the governor, to christen on October 6 with gold foil. Baumey once proposed using the wine for the Georgia ship Georgia. He spent time in Elmira and Fount Lookout prisons during the war.
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G. NM. Baumey
United Confederate Vetermrn
Georgia
North Carolina
Rebekah Glenn
Thia Sate
Colonel Bausy
Colonel Bauesy
Sankinavills
Elmira
Fount Lookout
North
Pope Pius Receives Six Hundred French Gymnasts
Morning audience at the Vatican when six hundred French gymnasts were received by Pope Pius. Their president delivered a loyalty address and the pope encouraged them to pursue arhistica strengthening both body and faith. He urged adherence to church teachings amid many leaving or challenging it. A later exhibition was planned in the court of Saint Demapo in Rome.
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Gyronauta
Arhistica
Matatla
Tony Brothers
Demapo
Rome
Pope
Sumter Lumber Plant Fire Devastates Town Yard
A massive fire at 4 48 pm destroyed the Sumter Lumber Company plant in Sumter. The burning complex included planer units and boilers with machinery and stock likely total losses near 100000 pounds plus. Fire spread to stacked timber and box cars. several nearby structures also burned as crews fought the blaze.
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Sumter Lumber Company
Sumter
Nnanda
Sumter Lanner Company
Directors to raise three million for reorganization plan
Philadelphia reports that Real Estate Trust Company directors agreed to fund the receiver Earle's restructuring, totaling about three million dollars from directors' pockets to cover low value securities and bad loans. Some details deny prior public statements. a stockholders meeting will be called to explain the plan.
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Heal Estate Trust Company of
Philadelphia Agrea
Earle
Philadelphia
Real Estate Trust Company
Frank K. Mipple
Adotf Semil
Walf Mitchell
Enrie
Bryn Mawr
Begal
Apple
Earls
Cuban Rebels Defeated In Consolacion Del Sur Action
Reports describe a clash near Consolacion Del Sur where advancing insurgents were driven off by a large loyalist force. Casualties include several insurgents killed or wounded, with Cuban troops under Lt. Col. Clews moving toward Panahea as bridges are destroyed to halt rail traffic and isolate rebel pockets.
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Avalon
Tavenna
Santa Clara River
Merradura
Puerto
Guelpe
Pinar del Rilo City
Paso Real
Clews
Pana Heal
Jtavenna
Leutenant
Consolacion del Sur
Havana
Albert, Loyna
Cag Uo
Jesua de Monte
Bryan and Williams Clash Over Railroad Ownership
Richmond September 9 The Times-Dispatch reports John Sharp Williams minority leader in Congress from Yazoo City Mississippi responds to Orleans plan for government ownership of railroads. He opposes government ownership but says Bryan and he disagree on many issues yet agree on avoiding war over the topic. He urges pushing temperate reform of rates without government operation.
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Richmond
The
Times-Dispatch Today
John Sharp Williams
Congress
Yazoo City
Mins
Orjan
Williams
Lam
Bryan
Planter slain while retiring in Dyersburg Tennessee
William Buges a prominent planter and merchant and brother of Senator C I Buggs was shot and killed at his home in Hale Point while retiring at night. The shooter remains unknown with no clear motive identified. The report notes a Mississippi connection and mentions Bryan as expected to visit Jackson on September 2. Also included is a brief note of a boxing incident in Little Rock where Charles H Smith died after a friendly bout with Carney Griffin.
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Dyersburg
Tenn
William Buges
C. I. Bugss
Lauredale County
Hales Vointa
Aasin
White
Charles H Smith
Hera Tigening
Carney Griffin
Cudder
Smith
Thoss Fancy Things Birthday Trade Confusion
A playful exchange between Thoss and Nall centers on birthday gifts. One character hints at a desired item while the other claims the present already exists, leading to a lighthearted tease about what counts as a proper celebration.
Imagination and belief in the classroom debate
A fragmented OCR passage discusses imagination, belief, and the role of a faculty member in shaping students' perceptions. The text mentions Mr Boreing and questions what imagination produces in learning, reflecting on how ideas influence belief and understanding.
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Mac
Fall Hats and Furnishings Featured at Local Store
A local shop highlights fall accessories including straw hats, derbies, neat neckwear, and fallsweight underwear. Posters advertise fall apparel such as negige shirts and howlery for the season, urging shoppers to inspect the new stock before purchases.
Bank Cashier Found in Virginia After Disappearance
N C September 9 W A Jones cashier of the Hope Mille bank a branch of the Bank of Fayetteville disappeared ten days ago and was located today at Crew W a where he had taken a position in the Norfolk and Western dispatcher’s offer The news came to his father and previous efforts to locate him proved futile His accounts are found to be straight and no cause is known for the strange action.
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North
Arrest of Glennes and Maxton in Oklahoma murder case
United States Marshal Hanna arrested Dob and Mike Glenn and Frank Maxton in Tulsa for the murder of Charles E. Harper at Buxton's restaurant three weeks earlier. The Glenns, owners of the Glens Oil Pool the world’s largest, are listed as millionaires after this crime.
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Milopaire Oi
Oklahoma
Tulsa
United States
Hanna
Ilapulpa
Dob
Mike Glenn
Frank Maxton
Charles E. Harper
Glennare
Glens Oil Pool
Buxton
Tela
Street Car Strikes Phaeton. Three Injured at Baltimore
At the Sheil Road crossing in Baltimore an electric car on the Sparrows Point line collided with a phaeton carrying a party of four returning from an outing. The driver Joan P. Slichmer was killed or fatally injured and the other riders, including a child, were seriously hurt.
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Baltimore
Sheil Road
Sparrows Point
United Railways
Joan P. Slichaer
EAID CAPTURES MOGADOR Amidst Desertions and Flight
Dispatches from Mogador report Antone seized the town and routed government troops. Jena forces advanced to Mettan as reports describe heavy fighting and large-scale desertions. Local Jews fled toward WMellah amid the chaos and bombardment.
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Wmellah
Tangler
Mogador
Antone Ald Bag
Jena
Mettan
Nant
Fraud charges against 17 in Mexico reinsurance fraud case
Seventeen men are to be tried this week in Mexico City on charges of perpetrating frauds against a reinsurance company. The sensational scheme involved burial of supposed deceased insureds and filing fraudulent claims. The case has drawn wide attention in the insurance world. Athens to seek new hotel
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Mexico
Maxico City
Prlan
Ves
Cis
Eles
Dim.mira
Athens
Nturpoea
Amoney
Tees Mitten
Deadly Auto Crash Claims Ban Jose Resident
A fatal auto accident near Ban Jose, Cal, today involves the overturning of a vehicle on a curve north of Ban. Willie rounding curve Henn tuipna, a B Mliner from Oakland, dies. Marlun Van Horn of Verkele dent, a University of Callt chy student, in critical condition.
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Ban Jose
Cal
Willie
Medical Consultation Offer Amid Odd Wording
Advertisement for medical consultation listing various illnesses and services. Mentions Dr Hathaway at Inman Building Suite 33 and Broad Street, with hours and a stated price. Text is garbled and includes stray characters and misprints.
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Hathaway
Inman
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