Treaty with China Signed After Months of Negotiation
Washington reports word that the United States China treaty has been signed amid long negotiations. Dispatches from Shanghai note the pact aims to open China’s interior to foreign trade and is part of a broader peace framework among foreign powers. The British and Japanese participation is cited in confirming the treaty’s signing.
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Washington
P.S. Sharretts
Treasury
United States
China
Sharrotis
Shanghai
Deputies Fire On Imo Waeneke Daryen Washery Crowd
Deputies guarding the Waeneke washery near Daryen Pa were fired on by a mob of men and boys. The disturbance ended when the crowd dispersed after the deputies withdrew to Wilkes-Barre. Several men were wounded and warrants charged deputies with assault and felonious mistreatment. twenty-five workers were arrested and jailed on bond.
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Wilkes- Warre
Wilkesbarre
Noyohey
Harry Collins
Aitrew
Uorgess
Uurlington
United Mine Workers
Rhoda
Jacobs
Guy Stone
Tie
Gurren
Warneke
Entins
McMillans Body Lays in State in Detroit Arrival
Funeral train from Boston arrived in Detroit on Thursday bearing the body of James McMillan who died suddenly in Manchester Massachusetts. A large gathering met the funeral party as the casket lay in state at the McMillan home and was viewed by hundreds.
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Detroit
Benuritol Dewers
James McMillan
Manchester
Mass
Etnte
Boston
McMillan Home
Millionaire Killed in Automobile Crash Near Paris
Charles Fair and his wife were riding with Drath when their car swerved into a tree near Trouville, France. The couple and chauffeur died. the shock drove the chauffeur insane. Charles Fair was son of the late Senator Fair of California and heir to the jimwense estate.
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Charles Fair
Drath
Evrenix
France
Chirlus Fair
Wlok. Vanderbilt, Jr
Paris
Seatur Fair
California
Gold Reef Discovered in South Africa Prospectors Strike
In Johannesburg excitement rises after prospectors report a new gold reef near the Witwatersrand. Local ecologists see a possible continuation of the main series, while discoverers claim a new field may rival the region's historic yields.
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Prospectora
South Africa
Johannesburg
Witwatersrand
Witwaters Fund
General Smith Stricken Ill Amid Campaign Turmoil
Reports say General Smith collapsed seriously at his brother in law Judge James W. Bannon's home. In Samar the illness follows the campaign and the looming retirement after a court martial. A counterfeit ring arrest in New Lavern surfaces with Taus McArkie and others charged. A pony burned to death in a separate incident. Minor injuries from a trolley collision on Dyke Street leave Mrs Warren and Mrs McMillin seriously hurt.
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Revere
Portsmouth
dJavob
Rmith
James W. Bannon
Samar
San Francisco
Wusaadtte
Tamary J
Peaves
Cal
Mas. L. A. Warren
McMillin
German policy on Venezuela port protection amid Caribbean tension
The German government seeks to avoid stating it will underpay sailors or abandon Venzuela ports if German interests are attacked. German naval involvement in the Caribbean is discussed as a precaution, with mixed signals about the Caracas situation and questions over the status of Puerto Cabello amid revolutionaries. Navy officials in Washington clash over dispatch interpretations and the town’s control.
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Gormany
Novosany
Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Vengxuela
Caribbean
United States
Caracas
Venexiela
Sayat
Parta Ne Bello
Navy Department
Washingt
Partebein
Veneghels
Coumanter
Aer
Castrofergus
Dineling
Nickels
Girl with Delusions of Hundreds of Suitors
A 17 year old New York girl, Hella IWeiseh, is hospitalized amid a delusion that hundreds of boys pursue her with violent kisses. She lives with her sister at 227 East Second Street and has been spurred by frequent outings to summer resorts and picnics.
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New York
Hella Iweiseh
Ratlevne Hospital
Mes
Sarah Salomon
East Second Street
Pittsburg Pastor Sweeney Dies in Self Inflicted Wound
Reverend Mil M. Sweeney of the Pittsburgh suburb of Bellerue reportedly cut his wrists and knee with a penknife, found by wife Mrs. Sweeney at 7 am Friday. life was not extinct before he died a few minutes later. He was a widely known pastor in western Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburg
Miln M. Sweeney
Bellerue
Moros Attacks Camp Vieurs Outpost Killing Two
A small Moro party of about a dozen attacked a Twenty-seventh infantry outpost at Camp Vieurs. Sergeant Paley and Mirate Carey were killed while Private Vandora Wan was severely wounded. The Moros fled after reaching within feet of the sentinels, and only a few were wounded.
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Moras
Twenty-Seventh Infantry
Manlin
Camp Vieurs
Paley
Mirate Carey
Vandora Wan
Murder Tale of Gallaugher Mystery in Hawkeye State
A fragmented report outlines the murder of James Gallaugher by an unnamed assailant. The killer shot Gallaugher through the hand at midnight as his wife slept nearby. Suspicions fall on Mrs Gallaugher, with defense attorney George Th dlabert asserting she seeks full investigation. Tracks and alleged accomplices are mentioned but details remain unclear in this OCR fragment.
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Anton Gily
Charlot Told
James Grallaugher
Galllaugher
Erling
Galliugher
Gillaugher
Widehild
Lalada
Hokila
Gale Jansher
Uni Aul Plains
Atrs
Fer Luahand
Alvay
Gadlayusher
Toheda Agarn
Geenang
Reyal
Cinlhugher
Hones
Sant No Beost
Gallaugher
Eniure
Lis
Vongier
George Th Dlabert
Callaugher
Fire destroys remaining wing at Ames College of Mines
A year after a previous fire partial repairs failed as the main building at Ames College of Mines burned at 4 o clock Tuesday morning. Firefighters kept the blaze from spreading to the studio and dormitory areas, the house was uninsured, and the loss totaled about 2000 dollars. The fire origin remains a mystery with no stored ore in the building.
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Down State College At Mines
Os Waterawan
Rede
Builer
Heroic Freightman Saves Child From Crossing Disaster
Seven year old Mildred Meredith prayed as a runaway freight train approached a crossing. Grakeman on a Northwestern line sprang from his cab, jumped the horseman and stopped the wreck, saving the girl. He declined to reveal his name or accept a reward from the grateful mother.
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Mildred Meredith
Herofe Grakeman
Northwestern
Cauht
Meredith
Large land sale in Buona Vista County reports high price
IGWA lands sell at six thousand dollars for forty acres to John Grigsby of Amin, the largest price in the county for farahind. Other notes mention a dog attack, a fatality at Leeds P Thuckday, and various sensational local incidents across towns as storms and thefts draw attention.
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Buona Vista
Eling Farney
Lightning Strikes Man. Clothing Torn Away During Colorado Outing
A stockholder in a large Colorado candy factory was struck by lightning while climbing a mountain. He survived after an hour of resuscitation and faced a long recovery. A coroner's jury investigated a separate railway wreck with unclear findings.
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Jowan
Colorado
Swindling charge hits Iowa stock food scheme
Jonson Jenson, alias Franbie, claimed to represent Wee Teka Stock Food Co of Paton Lis, was arrested at Aurelia on a swindling charge. He allegedly deceived sixty to eighty farmers by forgery selling to hog producers and collecting payments, placing him in Cherokee jail.
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Jonson Ty
Franbie
Aurelia
Aelal Gaya
Jenson
Wee Teka
Paton
Lis
Gris
Blacklisting suit seeks $236000 in damages in brick works dispute
Twelve former Lehigh Brick and Tile Company workers sue for wrongful discharge and blacklist retaliation. Plaintiffs claim the company conspired to ruin their employment prospects, seeking damages around $236 000 for alleged injuries from the dispute.
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Ace
Vort Dodge
Sayar
Lehigh Brick and Tite Company
Uta
Twat
Insane four year old sent to Mt. Pleasant State Hospital
The state board of control this week confirmed Muscatine County officials that an insane four year old boy, committed to the Mt. Pleasant hospital, will be admitted after Superintendent Applegate approved the action. Admission was withheld at first since authorities felt placement with parents might be preferable, though the child remains insane.
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Muscatine
Mt. Mensamt
Michigan court rules in insurance case involving Nenaficiary and Dr Smith
The Michigan court resolves a dispute over life insurance policies on Nellie Thaitee held by Mrs. Dibble and Dr. Smith. It orders Dr. Smith to pay the debt and directs the court to settle the estate after probate confirms the beneficiaries.
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Michigan
Ty Kettle Nolin
Hetalor
Des Livenstaul
Hiptee Coolidge
Nellie Thaitee
Pienarth
Ganle
Smith
Mere Smvith
Mrs. Dib
Mra Lionas
Dr. Smith
Mas. Dibble
Dibble
Preparations for Grand Army Torrance Convention
A garbled 19th century program outlines events in Washington with Gen Torrance presiding. Activities include church services, a Mount Vernon excursion for delegates, a Thursday parade by veterans and troops, and an evening reception at the convention hall with a plan for a Grand Army review and public tribute.
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Torrance
Hotalty
Washington
Breaan
On Confermuen
Areanagern
Gan EM Torranes
Wits
S. H. Maune
Docat
Chater Tan Warner
Loadeltheus
Avauchapea
Stepuhite
Teenie Ant
United States
Ingrate Confession Outlines Murder Plot and Suspects
An incoherent confession details a murder alleged to involve James Cadlegher killed by Mrs Ganlhysher with complicity by Folada. The text claims lovers, a wealthy stockman, missing arm tied to a horse, and a sequence of acts across farms and towns.
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Chertes Midadu
Bental Whiting
Jomen Canthigher
Towaits
Toke
Charles Dolade
James Cadlegher
Ganlhysher
Ganlligler
Giodligher
Steekman
Bote
Slorplong Meelbe
Seimding
Polda
Hatte Cau
Lfolada
Gualkigher
Fragmented tale yields mentions of New York and illness
A garbled maritime style report mentions New York City and a doctor from France. It highlights a patient suffering Kidney Disease and claims a remedy called Dod 4 Kidavy Fis with testimonials of cure, then shifts to odd dialogue about doctors and implied treatments.
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New York City
Clarkes Baek
Hats
France
Shaml Hyer
Pawix
Pia
Montreal
Gaudin
Pitas
Howl
Untitled Iowa Meteorologist’s Remarkable Kidney Cure
An Iowa man, LL Sayre, a government meteorological reporter, suffered kidney trouble and nearly died. A remedy found in a small woods box, described in the fragment, claims to have cured him.
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LL Sayre
Towa
Bfr
Sayre
Binter
Olive grove protection plan warns owners to harvest fruit early
Officials guard olive groves around Danae Mus to prevent theft. On a set date Uiggoye Sener warns all tree owners to harvest fruit before a public gathering plan, as Garner has halted macropotty gathering when the time comes.
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Danae Mus
Fragmented Local Notice of Mixed Advertisements and Alleged Crimes
A garbled page shows a chaotic mix of quotes from a representative, stray phrases about crimes, weather, and farming, with scattered product ads for footwear and cosmetics. It preserves names and places like New York World, Cincinnati, and Broadway while presenting disjointed fragments and unclear events.
Unclear OCR Summary Prompt Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text with garbled names, places, and phrases. no coherent event or identifiable entities confidently extractable for a news card. The readable bits do not form a complete report to summarize into a factual headline or summary.
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