Senators Leaving Congress in Coming Session
A fragmented report notes many current lawmakers will retire or not seek re election as the Sixty first Congress prepares to assemble on March 15. Names include Sherman of New York Cousins of Iowa and Delegate Smith of Arizona among others with varied lengths of service. The text also mentions former Senator who resigned to join the cabinet and return to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
New York
Cousins
Iowa
Delegate-Smith
Arizona
Jen“Ovarstree
Indiana
Williams
Misate and
Acheson
Pennsylvania
Tiwo
Teamen
Union
Senate
Pres Rthur
One Million for Charity From Theatrical Manager Plan
A theatrical manager proposes donating ten thousand dollars to the Actors' fund in New York and eighty thousand dollars to a charity institute. The plan outlines larger gifts totaling over a million dollars for related philanthropic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actors
Erica
New York
Ins Institute
Slashing Attack Shocks Pittsburg Home
In Pittsburg, Captain Spaony, identified as Jap, brandished a knife from his pocket and slashed a woman’s throat inside a home, prompting alarm and an urgent police response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Spaony
Argen Republic Crime Suspect Linked to Photo Plates Plot
An Argentine official allegedly offered $40,000 to Robert Orr to obtain photographic plates for a planned scheme. The case involves a suspect arrest and an attempted counter operation tied to a broader Argen republic crime network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polis
Man
Artine “Republic
Robert Orr
Antine
Football etiquette and baking powder notes in a mixed column
An odd composite column blends a halfback complaint about players wearing heal protectors with a family tale of distress and a marketing aside on baking powder ingredients. It also includes a quip about fire drills, reflecting a miscellany style in the page.
Salzer Seeds and Miscellany Rife With Folksy Tips
A jumble of old time remedies and seed boasts includes a cold remedy tablet priced at 29 cents and mail order offers from Grater FL Woodward in LeRoy New York. It also features praise for Salzer Seed Co Earliest Corn and Earliest Cucumber seeds and a piece on Chinese character and family based social norms with a cautionary tale about drafts and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovn Lane
Asken
Smiley
Generalis
Grater FL Woodward
LeRoy
N.Y. Sam
Suiaer
Wm. Underwood
Patchogue
N.Y
Salzer Seed Co
Rox C
la Crosse
Salzer
Independence
Tong Island
Conversation on women's clubs and arrest of a cockfight
Fragmentary dialogue shows Alming and Kidder debating female club aims while Miss Strong argues for a clear objective. A Philadelphia Police report references a cockfight and an officer notes he intervened after the fight ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alming
Kidder
Miss Strong
Widder
Philadelphia Truss
Wisconsin couple credits Postum with health and happiness
A Wisconsin couple describes how switching from coffee to Postum improved sleep, nerves, and general well being. They report better skin, energy, and mood after trying the Postum beverage, and note friends eventually preferred it. The letter is presented by Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ujera
Cotes
Deluk
Postam
Pelyen
Pustune Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Suspect Arrested in Iowa Assault Case
William Crockett, a Black man, was captured after an alleged assault on Mrs. CM Sohoston in Ottumwa last Saturday night. He was taken to Des Moines and is scheduled before Mrs. Johnston for formal proceedings. Police and Pinkerton agents tracked him from Ottumwa via central Iowa, noting his left eye scar and a reported height of about five feet, weighing 144 pounds, age around 30. He claimed work in a Vincent pool hall and denied recent travel. authorities continue inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonda
Offuiwa
Johnston
Shoring
Pinkerton
Ottumwa
Porthoarn
Lowa
Tie
Scott
Wise
Vincent
Mimwa
Juris prudence tragedy as mother dies after juvenile court
Emma Ragsler of Bas Molties mourns after three children removed by juvenile court. She died days later, claiming fear for her babies in Iowa Children’s Home. Attorney TJ Jones faced contempt claims over alleged railroading remarks. Tuberculosis and grief cited as factors in her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har Cibo
Emma Ragsler
Bas Molties
Iowa
Raseler
Miller
TJ Jones
Lestimien
Rasster Bie
Ste
Pan American Railway official dies in Mexico fall
George J Divan, division superintendent for the Pan American Railway of Mexia, was fatally injured after slipping on a damaged bridge by Mt Chu near San Ger Valind Mexico. He fell about fifty feet into a creck bed while walking along the edge, witnesses said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawi
Madurr
Magon
George J Divan
Pan-American Railway
Mexia
Tawa Central
Mt Chu
San Gervalind
Mexico
Dental Clinic Dusy Treats Over 125 Patients Daily
A state college of dentistry clinic at Pas Vily treats about 125 patients daily from a statewide list of thirty quasi aged individuals. The clinic provides an excellent facility and serves patients across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Dentistry
Pas Vily
Rock Talatd survey sparks business rift from Rockford to Barest City
A fragmented report notes a survey gun found between Maser City and Forest Cy during a survey. Business interests in Manon City argue over the rumen thve. Unene is named as the talker of extent from Rockford to Barest City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maser City
Forest Cy
Manon City
Rockford
Barest City
Missing Funds Prompt Aid Request in Illinois City
An urgent plea from Muscatine and Men residents seeks help for a local contractor case in Chicago. The message mentions 26 000 dollars and a Guardian Winn, with a family’s son and daughter receiving a welfare announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Becausy
Fortner Owenythe Mascatha
Mewsyagier Winn
Wyle
Fer and Nelng Young Girls and Runway Tragedy
A report details a fiery incident where two young girls under 15 face charges after injuries during a fay rink event at Charles 4s. It notes earlier arrests and describes a runway accident that killed referee George Kanut, 49, with severe injuries and internal hemorrhages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fer &Nelng
John GewWeperry
Meadors
Ti Jett
Fen
Charles
Orn
George Kanut
Davenport
Gatd
Stake's
Missing Clerk Vanishes After Husband Requests $250
Mrs. Olive Sighbett, a ten year Sioux City clerk, disappeared after her husband Simeon Simon reported she failed to return from work and asked for $250 to buy clothes. He stated no one has seen her since leaving for the Pearl department store where she worked. The couple’s eleven year marriage was described as happy. A stranger lingering near their apartment prior to her disappearance and the missing pay for the last three days are noted, but no motive or suspect is identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirleh
Sime
Olive Sighbett
Patios Head
Hhato
Simon
Ortel
Coughs
Sioux City
Firm Cannot Be Punished in Sears Whochuck Case
A federal judge in Iowa rules Sears Roebuck & Co cannot be punished in the Sears Whochuck case due to lack of jurisdiction. The opinion centers on mail fraud allegations and questions whether the defendant’s actions were within federal reach. The court notes the company has no property or assets in question and cites jurisdictional limits. The decision may reflect broader issues in prosecutorial reach and the adequacy of indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge McPherson
Sears
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Unites States Court of the
Southern District of Iowa
McPherson
Sis
Tim Ure
Judee McPhersay
Unites ‘Vatea
Imnots
Violent insanity illness of Miss Packard noted in Marshall
The article reports Miss Rhinene Packard of Marshall, daughter of a prominent local figure, has become violently insane and paroled from an Independence freemight parish. Officials plan a postponed sale as her condition worsens and movement becomes restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinene Paccard
Marshall Ewn
Gav
Packard
Gossard
Milas Pankard
Proposal to Make Des Moines the Center of a Grand Scheme
A sprawling plan emerges to locate Des Moines at the heart of a vast project. Details outline a costly shipyard and extensive political maneuvering involving key figures and multiple named entities across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mse
Pn Iulnes
Fates Khans
Pan
Elles
Des Moines
Dewines
Riedy Cot Injured In Lumber Accident Near Charles City
A man near Charles City lost a finger and sustained severe injuries while sawing wood when a saw cut through his abdomen. He was with his wife when the accident occurred and was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riedy
Roel
Charles City
Diadams
Arrests and accidents stain town as officials report crimes
A wave of incidents hits the area with a vagrant arrestee in Ponda, a man killed by a traveling wheel accident near Eldora, and a man found dead after an apparent despair jump near Pomeroy. Other reports include a missing or estranged spouse case and multiple local entanglements.
Manyon's Nidney Reauily and Viniizer Promoted
An old medical ad hypes Manyon's Nidney Reauily and Manyon's Viniizer as cures. It claims rapid relief of head and throat troubles, fever reduction, strength restoration, and joint relief. It also promotes kidney remedies and offers dubious health assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouyou
Sony Diniggist
Manyon
Diler
Western Canada prospects and farming notes from a Michigan settler
A Michigan settler praises Western Canada for farming potential. He describes mild dry air, deep wells with good water, and strong crops despite light snow. Wheat prices reach around 40 cents a bushel, butter at 2 to 4 cents, and creameries rise along railway lines boosting dairy and cattle prospects. He notes homesteads with high sale offers, growing creameries, canneries, and rail transport shaping a thriving western economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George UL Ant
Michigsen
Apert
Catdle
Hily
Stadt
Valle
Swit & Co
Great
West
Reiches Ag
Ralirodd
Canada
Sperry and Gray Officers Discuss Pacific Fleet Plans
A partial, garbled account cites Sperry and Gray outlining actions to scale down naval forces and the American fleet reorganization. It mentions troop readiness, port returns, and future exercises with references to Cape Cod and Port Mare as staging areas, noting presidential consultation and public interest in defense cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipresston Grays
Sperry
Toor
Charles 8
Brouwtt
Hampton Hund
Tert
Wort Monroe
van Fr Waahligton
Pharkday
Botonshias
Adibal Sperny
Che Tinie
Port Mare
Cape Cod
Venir
19 Year Old Accused in Express Company Clerk Murder
Mohini of Matchinson Kansas, 19, charged with murder of a Wella express clerk found dead by the company’s wife. Foland states he confessed after visiting the office and claiming he slept there the night. He says a robber took $725 from the office drawer. details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armit
Mohini
Matchinson
Kan
Yeder
Wilenesday
Desse Hingyniiker
Wella Argo Bx Press Company
Fulani
Whoa
Usatte
Haymaker
Haymeker
Foland
Laborer Abuse Incident Recalls Korean Workers Clash
A report describes a violent clash among Korean laborers with laborer Yasen Nhty of Merida, Yreptan seized by opponents. He was bound and subjected to hot iron branding while police and citizens helped battle the attackers and force entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie Viedin
Wiig Sereimy
Yasen Nhty
Merida
Yreptan
Uta
Tadedi
Bia Inctories
Yanen Nido
Platey and Sun Co Collision Panic Thrusts Warning
Professor Lowell Pervetent Lowell at Jay Leawell Observatory Flagstaff predicts a future catastrophe as a collision between an unknown planet and the sun may cause chaotic fluctuations in days before a calamitous event. He warns the chance of disaster is very slight in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Preilets
Neup Buare
Querth
Pervetent Lowell
Die Feier
Jay Leawell Observatory
Flagstaff
Arta
Ie Musstehurdtta Institute of Technology
Lowell
Death of Houston Doctor Altant Shocks City Officials
Dr W Altant of Houston Texas dies at home from blogacid poisoning contracted during a weeks old operation. He reportedly predicted his death date two weeks prior and was treated by his own physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. W. Altant
Piystelunet
Houston
Tex
Storm Toll Rumors Stir In Tussi After Deadly Train Snow
The stormbound region in Tussi sees widespread confusion and claims of a disaster aboard a stalled train. Authorities report many missing and frozen deaths while officials deny a rumored factory strike or link to United States Steel employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tussi
Unclear text fragment from Texas sceneNear San Antonio
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a riverine area near San Antonio Texas with references to names such as Charles Po Tart and Helen bebe aut. The readable parts do not form a coherent event or report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Trentleat
Charles Po
San Antonio
Tex
Hedig
Helen Bebe
Dry Marining Congress Holds Next Season At Hiking Moat
Beaver selected as permanent headquarters. Lexis Work allocates 10,000 rubber inputs for New England operations. The Walted Stater Rubber Company issues authorizations for Treanwine plant operations as work shifts extend by mid next word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Walted Stater Rubber Company
Treanwine
Washington Governor Backs Woman Suffrage Election
The governor of Washington has signed the bill to provide for a November 1910 election to decide whether women shall be allowed to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
One of the oldest men in America Isaac Brock 120 years
An OCR fragment praises Peruna as a remedy for coughs colds and diarrhea and claims Isaac Brock aged 120 from Meheimuia county Terk endorses it as a key to good health and extreme age. The text is garbled but centers on Peruna as a longtime standby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Isaac Brock
Alt Dye Brock
Meheimuia
Terk
Ander
Peruna
Collewius
Algerie Euniely
Fragmented Verse Loots From The Pram Tale
Jumbled lines depict a noisy social scene with garbled dialogue about mischief and plans. The text references a child and tales of Valentines, a comedic valentine millstone, and a wartime era voice including tribulations and a Tribune style shout.
ThopAR Bait by Abeatea Sparks Public Controversy
The fragment hints at government behavior and public tips, naming Abeatea and Gevtobal. It mentions federal oversight and discontent with priorities, noting people apply to uid and pecans amid a broader debate over tax or fee collection and public standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abeatea
Uae
Federal
Elise
Abe
Fritie
Fragmented Notice Describes Medical Suffering and Trials
Fragmented OCR details a patient’s severe kidney and bodily distress with references to medical treatments and suffering. The text mentions Portland? and New York dealers, and hints at a plague context with wartime signals and public reaction to measures. The garbled lines include mentions of Washington State, Austria, and China, but concrete events remain unclear.
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LY Heo Wilde
Retira
Acs
Teller Ab Jorauio
Platt of
Newark
Hepburn of
Town
Sherman of
Now
Buste
Eads Howe
Zeauls
Arday
Sultan
Raisult
of Dibelain
Rafsell
Elizabeth F
St Louis
Bunday
Ha Akbred
Tayhy
Ion
Prederick
Er Son
Diveralon
Pluto
Chienge Tribune
Tatler
Samuel Merwin
T'ai Yuunefu
Bearer
Dutin
Ching
Chinamiin
Tone
John
Lae
NEW Dea
Negro
Otiumw
Guhiep
Ollie Childers
Iouse
Olle Childers
Gir
Josh
Camlo Op Company
Des Muoines
Morsing
Joe Newell
Polleeier Deckstader
Davis
Pallee
Mireiblers
He Sian Ferguson
Ed Turner
Dental Clinic
Dusy
Vrains
Chetan Lehlye
Drake Ape
del Cate
Sekdiere Toitoe
Trushter
Eix-Gev
Berry
Curvallink
Westerry
Tadianeli
New Board
Apepe Gen Joxde
Towa City
Esebb
Ponda
Aspect
Win
Pelug
Jolimetcon
Odumava
Minty
Ahan
Cain
Fea
Vedaferd
Castor Capital
Eldora Fuesday
Edward Uradlock
Owen Campbell
Bilder
Thomas FP
Tigrn
Siton i Byrne
Ionda
Ufe
Jonola Central
Pomeroy Tuass
Western
Ryan Adley
Guar
TT Trons
Planey
SUN ‘Co
Gary
Saya
Tandera
Childret
Valentin Millsttice
Nea Hupu
Teligh
Chiraye
Vribune
Serenbiy
Vrant
Seade
Abs
Seffery
Hte
Marion
Doug Feastien
Woster-3ilburn
Battal
Trailway
Austria
Haa
Martel
Ciena
Hertia
Kemp
Dreanagem
Militta
Friseraa Chemical Company
Youu
Wen Vater
Aelite
Salser
Kerala
Salzen Seed CO
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