Minnesota Road Values Driven by Investigation Findings
The Sundberg committee reports Minnesota railroad property valued at about $215 million, with capitalized value near $400 million and average $27,000 per mile. Net earnings averaged $5,000 per mile last year, about 18 percent on the committee’s valuation, while Chicago Great Western shows $143,688 per mile capital stock and debt yet valued at roughly $25,000 per mile.
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Minnesota
Sunderg
State Senate
Chicago Great Western
Forty-Nourge Bonds: Trust Co Chief Says $50,000 Lost
W. Douglas, an assistant loan clerk at the Trust Company of North America, faces a $50,000 shortage. President Oakleigh Thorne asserts the full sum will be recovered. Douglas was arrested Sunday, and his wife Mrs. Douglas remains missing since midnight Sunday, with fears she may have harmed herself.
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Trust Company
W. ©. Douglas
New York
Trust Company of North America
Oakleigh Thorne
Thorne
Douglas
Nationalists in Lodz Carry Out Lynch Law Executions
Tos of outrages attributed to socialists prompt a mob action as Lodz nationalists seize and hang a captured socialist after trial. Reported casualties tally twenty five killed and fifty seven wounded, majority among socialists.
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Enid
Lodz
Victin
M. Pak Yong
Board of Auditors
Seoul
Disaster in Neva River Shipwreck Near St Petersburg
A river steamer Archangelisk foundered crossing the Neva near St Petersburg Saturday night. Twenty five people are believed drowned while many workers rescued as current and ice hindered rescue efforts. Thirty one missing near Okhta, with the vessel sinking within minutes and divers blocked by ice.
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St. Petersburg
Archangelst
Neva
Gmd
Pontlce
Okhta
Tirty
Severe Snowstorm Hits Colorado and Plains
A sharp drop in temperature followed the snow storm Saturday night with 14 degrees at Denver and Puett o reported. Grand Junction saw a 30 degree fall and fruit conditions were marked grave. The storm affected eastern Colorado, Wyoming, and parts of several states, with moisture risking widespread crop damage. The event was unusually severe on the plains, spreading from Wyoming to New Mexico.
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Weather Bureau
Denver
Puetto
Colorado
Grand Junction
Continental Divide
Wyoming
South Dakota
Nebraska
Texas
New Mexico
Anther
Wyo
Rapid City
Santa Fe
N. M
Foswell, X
Plot Against Rocsey Alleged as US Probe Is Launched
A rumored conspiracy linked to Baye ayivauint Anareliste is reported to have a Hesze tom base and to be under investigation by the United States Secret Service. Key figures include Earhila’s informant role, Chief Adams, and claims of former pres McKinney assassin CrОlgug. Multiple interviews have been conducted, with authorities seeking corroboration as the inquiry unfolds.
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Baye Ayivauint
Earhila
Audenrod
Ue Baud
Savuspiney
Crolgug
McKinney
Bani
Chloe Pigna
New York
Mie United
Adams
Bartaula
Loho BLT Devastated by Friday Fire and Wind
A catastrophic blaze and strong winds wiped out the town of Loho BLT on Friday morning. About 24 000 people were rendered homeless as the fire raged all day. Civil authorities did everything possible to contain the flames and aid victims. Details are unavailable due to disrupted communication with the capital Halle, which is heavily affected. The port city, near Manila, remains a key sugar export hub.
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Loho
Nelo
Halle
Philippines
Manila
Hitchcock Seed Suit Alleges Prosecution Conspiracy
In Hot Springs Arkansas ex secretary Hitchcock faced a circuit court suit for 109000 dollars filed by Dr Rider alleging irregular prosecutions under Interior department regulations. Rider claims the actions were a conspiracy to hurt him financially and cites Hitchcock's tenure in Roosevelt's cabinet.
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Rider
Hot Springs
Ark
A. Hitchcock
Intertag
T. B. Tuder
Wr Iide
Interior Department
Hitchcock
Presilen Roosevelt
Dr. Rider
Go To Supreme Court Over Naval Rights
An appeal to the Rhode Island Supreme Court is planned for Chief Yeoman Fred J. Buenazle of the U S Navy after his expulsion from a Newport dance hall led to damages suit. Fund contributions from President Roosevelt and naval officers support the effort to secure a ruling on navy uniform rights. Captain Albert C. Dillingham says the case will be carried on appeal.
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Albert C. Dillingham
Naval Training Servce
Surpremeée Court
Des Moines Woman Indicted in Infant Murder Case
Mrs. West of Des Moines Indicted by Polk County grand jury for first degree murder in the West baby farm case. The indictment cites a facility where frail infants were allegedly poisoned and burned in the furnace. A prior investigation sparked public outcry and prompted a state law regulating baby farms.
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Wrest
Des Moines
Fred West
Polk County
Arcanum Salary Increase Defeated in Rockford Meeting
A spirited debate in the Royal Arcanum session at Rockford ended with no salary raises for the grand secretary John Kiley and other grand council officers. The proposal to raise the grand secretary’s pay from 2400 to 3000 was rejected, and the group announced the next meeting will be in Springfield.
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Royal Arcanum
John Kiley
Grand Council
Royal Arcanum Se Ica
Rockford
Springfield
Ionia Michigan School Building Incident Details
A report from Ionia Michigan describes a disturbance at a school where pupils are accused of entering the building at night. Some accused did not appear, doors were shut, and parents, teachers, and board members were briefly held.
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Ionia
Mich
Minister Granted Divorce In White Pigeon Case
The Rev C WM Anderson of White Pigeon Michigan was granted a divorce from his wife who he accused of immoral relations with Evangelat Leo E Alen. The minister received custody of the children. The accused left town but returned for the divorce hearing.
Unclear OCR leads to tainted local crime note
Fragmentary text from a Wisconsin item describes a wealthy farmer in Palla facing a burglary and failed cover up involving selling a stack on fire and a bank reference. The garbled prose omits clear names, dates, and outcomes, leaving the core events impossible to confirm.
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Roethstleberser
Palla
Wis
Peach Crop Damaged by Cold Weather Report
State Entomologist Smith has received reports from peach districts across Ceurgla showing at least 76 percent of the crop injured by recent cold weather. The Guntieon land office was abolished Friday and the registered receiver ordered to transfer property to the Stuntrose, Cala.
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Smnith
Ceurgla
Hoot Addresses Lawwyirs in Washington Meeting
The American Society of International Law held a gathering in Washington on Monday with strong attendance. Secretary of State attended as the first keynote speaker, marking a notable moment for the event.
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Hoot
Washington
Stuot
Thy Hirst Frethker
Chancellor Prince Von Buelow’s retirement announced
A dispatch reports the retirement of Chancellor Prince Von Buelow on grounds of health. He is nearly 46 years old, and the decision ends his long tenure amid varied political pressures.
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Bays von Tuelow
Wiley Diet Gauges Health From Food For Work
Dr. 74 M Wiley agricultural specialist testifies before a House committee on diet for strength and health. He favors meatless meals for endurance and nutrition rules, noting a high daily dry-food intake and the perils of fatigue and disease when diet and vigor decline.
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Eeapert
M. Wiley
Department of Agriculate
Eniing
Wim
Lonse
Attespotitientes
Clairmary Littlefield
Wiley
Witey
Wilvy
Nqaids
Labor unions push organizing drives across states
A late 19th century labor digest notes unions from Stonecutters to Electric Workers planning campaigns in cities like Kansas City and Boston. It reports wage talks in Stockton and Windsor, wage raises set for June, and delegates visiting Boston to aid organizing efforts amid injury and safety concerns in mines and textile trades.
Favorite Prescription Promotes Health For Women
An advertisement touts Favorite Prescription as a strengthening tonic for women’s delicate systems. It claims to support women after childbirth, during motherhood, and for expectant mothers, by using native American roots and medical authority. It targets general health, warns against habit forming drugs, and cites Dr. Herve of Buffalo as a consultant.
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Howard
Mliny
Wade
Yse Ofaans
R. Herve
Wvalhis
Hotel and Surgical Insti
Buffalo
garfield ten remedy for stomach ache and constipation
garfield ten touted as a patent medicine under the Pure Food and Drugs Act claims to cure voustipatloy sick-head ache and traigestion while promising to purify the clowd and cleanse the eystent though the text is garbled and uncertain about specifics
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Garfield
Making artificial ice cream from artifice and chemistry
Lawrence Perry reports Prof Stillman of Stevens Institute dinner where dishes were prepared by chemical means. He notes attempts to imitate vanilla ice cream using cottonseed oil and rapid rotation to form an emulsion, then treated with lime and nitrabenzel, claiming the result sells for a dollar in cottonseed regions. The piece also includes a street anecdote about a new Alderman reacting to a bribery question.
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Ned Tnatend
Prof. Stillman
Stevens Institute
Lawrence Perry
Chomsey
Grape Nuts Said To Aid Digestion In Appendicitis Tale
An old PSA-like recollection claims grape nuts helped a patient avoid surgery after appendicitis symptoms. The account links constipation and indigestion to appendiceal issues and praises grape nuts as a digestible, starchy part of the diet.
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AW Nerocsanry
Diane
Nile
Mostim Fo
Fragmented Chicago report on tides and events in 1922 era wording
A garbled Chicago article fragment describes tides and shady abundance, mentions Sanai and Goosup meetings, and references annual product and year notes. It alludes to a week 22 notification and a Cer Gf Oty Neat tailors event, with unclear context and multiple damaged names.
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Chicago
Tvedtyers
Prins
Mixed OCR scraps hint at wartime notes and industry history
Fragmentary text cites copper mines on La Touche Island, a silver bequest to Cleveland, a Toledo Wabash and St Louis railroad matter, and an 1860s inquiry into a Corinne port incident. Also mentions German aviation, United States port cities, and a Chicago jury inquiry tied to an accident in December.
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Moet
Spain
Trinidad
Forney Meenhlast
Cleveland
la Touche Island
Atala
Toledo, Wabash
Sto Leute
Aug
Toe
Eksistiig
Ayralda
Corrine
Ute
Stonakong
Coie Pravesion
Questiana
Cinelas Mand
Tia
Decosbey
Evolution of Household Patent Medicines and Peruna Origin
The piece traces rise of modern patent medicines from old time home remedies. It notes home compounding by housewives, apothecaries, and doctors, and describes Peruna as Mennonite in origin developed by a compounding physician who built a factory and spread the remedy widely for ailments like colds and throat issues.
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Peruna
Lifesaving Servier and County Year in Review
Fragmented OCR text outlines a listing of lifesaving services and county figures with scattered numbers. The readable portions mention numbers like 71 and references to comparisons across years, but the fragment lacks coherent events or clear outcomes to title a definitive news item.
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Richmond
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Japan
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Otto
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Erry
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Supreme Court
Leah C. Gilman
Coloine
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Fayne
Walved
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Dayton
Dona Pitman
Fred Whiteside
Pitts- Surg
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Marion
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Joderse Palrbunks
Indiana
Nistelet
Charlee W. Fairbanks
Thamomi Muateh Omalat
Louis W. Denailey
Druamond Match Company
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George Armstreas
Lonndon Globe
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Minnesote Senate
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Stonecutters’ International Union
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Kanas City
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Mass
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Massachusette
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Joston
Mow
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Antwerp
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Stockton
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Union Caforiners' Hall Associaton
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Trv
Union
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W. D. Scott
Vetina
Faantz
Yrade
Fidietvien
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Suman Ross
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Jesceey
Styne
Becker
Nandy
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Milwaukee
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Toledo
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