Storm on Ohio river boat sinks crew escape
A fierce wind storm swept the Ohio River area on Monday causing widespread damage in Cincinnati and suburbs. The boat G. W.W. sunk with the crew narrowly escaping drowning, windows broken, telegraph wires down, and numerous injuries reported. Damage extended to Hamilton Ohio with property losses and multiple farm buildings blown over as winds reached 40 to 50 miles per hour.
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Ohie
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Factorius
Iaaneville
Newpure
Bearas
Anit
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes
Fraud and Prosecution Drive Sleeper Trunk Fraud Case
A Washington Treasury counterview discusses massive sleeper trunk fraud schemes spanning the country. Indictments pressed to bypass statutes and to pursue perpetrators, with involvement claimed by Treasury officials and New York authorities.
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Treasury Dé Parriment
Washington
Treasury
Witheref Che
New York
Collecter
Bete
Saad
Duces
Juises
Cyclone damages town and injures residents
A cyclone struck MiesQuUnL early morning injuring two people, damaging homes and an amphitheater, with debris across streets and partial building collapse near the Quarter of Amiferous Adil. Residents reported fear as winds battered Derby street and surrounding structures.
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Atrork
Nertin
Tayen
Childs
Dros
Dudley
Undefined OCR Fragment Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR text from a historical page appears garbled with mixed language fragments and irregular spacing. It contains no clear event dates names or places to establish a coherent news item or identify a subject.
Sigun City Dive Stock AMfarker Summary
The fragmentary text mentions Sigun City and stock terms with unclear context. It names a Monday reference and possible financial or sports jargon but provides no concrete events, figures, or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
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Sigun City
Amfarker
Craveling Man Bonds Life and Warplet Oddities
A cryptic, fragmented OCR item mentions a traveling man and life bonds, a treaty or court scene, and a poet in a wartime setting. Names and places are garbled, but hints of personal names and events suggest a transient figure linked to conflict and cultural figures.
Town rebirth after catastrophic event reshapes coast
A coastal town recovers from a major disaster after 865000 in damages and 5000 in losses. Officials credit innovative recovery methods and community effort for rebuilding and restoring services.
Miners Strike Follows Poor Conditions at Cherry WV Coal Mine
Fifty workers at the Marseilles mine in Cherry WV walked out Saturday night over shaft management conditions. The stoppage comes as the mine faces possible permanent closure amid local disaster fallout. The St Paul mine disaster reverberates with twenty saved, 92 dead, 198 missing. eightteen funerals held, bodies awaiting removal, and religious rites planned amid ongoing toll.
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Marseilles
Cherry
St. Paul
Spring Valley
Unrest in Venezuela Reportedly Deepens Political Strife
Former Venezuelan president astro, exiled in Santander Spain, faces daily accusations by top government officials of trying to foment revolution. Widespread arrests of Castro supporters and party splits amid upcoming congress sessions fuel claims of a crisis involving Gomez and alleged conspiracies.
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Astro
Santander
Spain
Homes
Castro
Liberal Party
Venezuela
Oflor
Gomez
Gomes
Milwaukee manhunt for missing Miss A reward rises
Police pursue anonymous tips after a body found in a north Milwaukee building prompts a $2000 reward. Investigators say clues point toward possible suspects while authorities with Atlantic Ocean operations connect to the case.
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Hye
Miwaukee
Wif Eteses
Arog Zipheen
Foreign Mission Pledges Philadelphia Meeting Ends
A Philadelphia report notes a Sunday night gathering of a local movement with pledges toward foreign missions. The event closed after addressing seventeen depots and noting total pledges around 4745 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Spow
New Trial Ordered in Sherman Act Case Involving Railroads
Judge Walter Ht. Sanborn of the U.S. circuit court in St Paul vacated a prior verdict against Union Pacific Coal Union Pacific railroad Oregon Short Line railroad James H Moore and Everett Buckingham. The court ordered a new trial finding no substantial evidence of an unlawful combination to restrain sale or transport coal for Salt Lake City dealer Sharp who charged lower prices.
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Walter Ht. Sanborn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Sharp
Union Pacific Coal Company
Santern
Moore
May Head New Church Excommunication Sparks Comment
The First Church of Christ Scientist trustees prepare for action on the excommunication of Augusta Stetson, with time given for resignation. Friends foresee no major board reorganization, while supporters discuss a possible new church under Stetson’s leadership as excommunication prompts debate.
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Science Deader
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Augusta Stetson
Interivyst
Beeston
Stetson
New York
Falhovers
Ern
Prexter
Posten
Stetsen
Mies Stetenr
Chile and United States Agree to Refer Arbitration
Chilean government signals willingness to arbitrate the dispute with the United States at The Hague. Washington plans to close its option for arbitration within a few days, amid protests that the move harms American interests. A prominent attorney in Washington is consulting on the case.
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Stites Ag
Cementute
The
Hague
Nervis
Ori
Washington
United States
Alsapelaimo
Cahe- PY
Woasillas
New York
Waldorf-Astorby
Victim Dies After Enaminelike Incident At Orange Meageria
A 17 year old, Albert Tt Wibirnaiske of West Point, died Friday near Orange Meageria after a neck injury described as enamine like the fate of another victim from Foothill. Police are investigating the incident.
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Beocker
Wadet Divyrne
West Point
Albert
Wibirnaiske
Range
J. Friday
Foothill
Hurricane strikes Lisbon causing damage in Frid afternoon
A hurricane hit Ldésbon in the Frid afternoon, causing notable damage. No deaths or injuries are reported.
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Lisbon
Ldésbon
Frid
Wfe
State liquor shipment law urged by counsel Cosson
George Cosson of the attorney general's office calls attention to the Sixtieth Congress act governing inter state liquor shipments and labeled packages. Railways express and common carriers begin checking its provisions as the new law takes effect January 1 1910 with strict penalties feared to trap carriers in penalties.
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George Cosson
Attorney General's Office
Sixteth Congress
Des Moines Girl Goldie Martin Freed After Identity Error
Goldie Martin, held in Des Moines jail on bigamy charges, was released after proof showed two women named Ael die Martins lived there last spring. One had married the other's husband, the other is now Mrs Halph Preeland in Sheux City, clearing the misidentification.
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Goldie Martin
Des Moines
Lucas County
Aeldie Martins
Veldie Martin
Halph Preeland
Sheux City
Murder at a Des Moines Saloon Ends in Death
Benjamin Pinter a peddler was stabbed to death in East Des Moines on Thursday afternoon by a masked woman who fled into the crowd. Detectives arrested Alexander Sandys on charges of murder after the incident.
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Benjamin Pinter
Des Moines
Alexander Sandys
Diaber
Centralization Moves Ames School Administration
The state educational board requires consolidation of Ames operations under a single head. Thomas Less is named superintendent of the Iowa City Light and Power Company to oversee digit heat and power plants and grounds care, aiming for centralized authority for better results.
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Ames
State Educational Board
Thomas Less
Lowa City Light and Heat Company
Beard
Ute
Cedar Rapids High School Addition Appropriation Defeated
Voters in Cedar Rapids rejected the extra appropriation of 45 600 for high school purposes. The proposition would have cost about 60,000 for an addition to the high school. The vote was tight with the adverse majority of 286.
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Cedar Rapids
Couple from Pierson Reported in Los Angeles Hospital
Relatives seek news on Mr and Mrs Fred Myers of Pierson after a pleasure trip to Los Angeles. On Wednesday they were informed Mrs Myers is confined in a Los Angeles hospital and they await further word about her condition.
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Fred Myers
Pierson
Los Angeles
Deetor Dies by Own Hand in Lehigh Dr Shearer Suspected
A report from Lehigh states Deetor committed suicide by self harm via carbon monoxide. Dr Shearer of Lehigh is mentioned in connection with the case, with speculation that his seminal practices influenced the tragedy. The events occurred within three months of his arrival.
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Shearer
Lehigh
Supreme Court rules private firms may refuse service to Negroes
Des Moines case from Iowa involving Susie Brown who sued J H Bell Coffee Co for $1000 after being refused a coffee sample at a Des Moines food show. The state supreme court reverses lower court rulings, upholding that a private business can refuse service to any patron despite admission fees.
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Towa Supreme Court
Towa
Des Motes
Susie Brown
Supreme Court
Tell Company
Des Moines Brewery Refuses $1000 Donation After Debt Buyout
The Des Moines Woh A. dn building debt totaling $6,000 is being settled but the brewery money is rejected as tainted. Muelkaupt and Frank Mattes, officers of Molnes Hrewlog, were asked to present personal checks of $500 to the fund but declined. The dispute centers on whether the funds should remain with the company debt clearance.
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YW. CG
AL Saicitory
Des Moines
SolleHors
Muelkaupt
Frank Mattes
Molnes Hrewlog Company
State Firemen's Association Midwinter Meeting Held
The midwinter gathering of the State Firemen's Association met at Mercian with officers elected including President George M. Nelloge and Secretary Marten Quan. New officers from Newton and Clinton were named along with treasurer and other board posts.
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Asgsectidian
Mercian
George M. Nelloge
Sheuntty
Boo Lattiterrsy
Newton
Tom Price
Clinton
Chiles
Miehadson
Ciaunedl Blais
Teeasaurer
Dedar Apis
Mee ToLary
EL Plarsen
Marten Quanseeretry
Wood Brrianeds
Dace Madge
Ied Oakwats
Local teen survives severe brain injury after fall
A 14 year old girl, Addetime Atvdreich, survived a critical brain injury following a violent incident. Doctors report the two inch blade weapon caused a severe wound but she remained conscious and stabilized after treatment. Authorities continue investigating the case.
Court orders seizure sample for public use at Cannell Blais
A federal court in Des Moines ordered 1945 sacks of bleached flour seized by the Cedar of assent be retained for use when the cards publishurhil at Cannell Blais on January next. Judge Smith MebPherson presided over the division.
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Smith MebPherson
Federal Court
Les Moines
Cannell Blais
Iowa Supreme Court Hears Leroy Ware Habeas Petition
The Iowa supreme court scheduled a hearing on Leroy Ware's petition for a writ of habeas corpus for December 14. Ware is jailed under a sentence amounting to 255,800 dollars for criminal actions involving partners and a bank at Seymour.
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Iowa
Leroy Ware
Ware
Seymlonir
Des Moines Man Falls From Window In Equitable Building
Albert Panthion fell from a second story window in the Equitable Building in Des Moines and sustained injuries likely to cause death. Authorities report the accident as a fatal probable outcome under investigation.
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Albert Panthion
Eiequitable Builid Inme
Des Moines
Suspected Robbery at City Ticket Office Sparks Manhunt
A garbled report claims an attempt to rob a ticket office in a city under investigation. Police pursued a suspect described by witnesses as a Black man, with three youths allegedly coerced to assist before fleeing.
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Negra
Tenvin City
Chauffeur Injured in Franklin Entry at Ascott Park
Damaged OCR text reports a driver in a Franklin entry racing at Ascott Park in Los Angeles. It mentions injuries and possible fracture but the garbled notes obscure names, dates, and outcomes. Further clarification needed for precise facts.
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Franklin
Ascott Park
Los Angeles
Are
Guy Irewit
Moelsivre
Media -Lidlilly
Explosion at Omaha Police Station Kills Officer and Driver
An explosion at the Omaha Nebraska police station Friday fatally injures officer Pred Ravenik and injures chauffeur Reenesty Firries. The nearby stables were nearly destroyed by the blast and subsequent fire.
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Omaha
Neb
Priday Sieht
Pred Ravenik
Unclear text fragment from Alaska event notes
Fragmentary OCR reads scattered names and places including Alaska and Iowa with garbled phrases. No coherent event, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
Bank Cashier Ends Life
A cashier died by suicide in what police described as a personal crisis. Authorities provided few details while investigating the circumstances at the scene. The deceased was identified by authorities and will be mourned by colleagues.
Fragmented OCR notes from a local page
Vague veteran editor fragment mentions a person and a place with unreadable details. Key names and dates are missing, rendering the piece as an uncertain brief with no clear event or outcome.
Unclear fragment only random text about competition official
The readable text is fragmentary and does not outline a coherent event or identifiable entities. It mentions a competition and an official in charge but lacks concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize.
Morg Stborge Advers Seeks Trial Readiness
A garbled note describes Morg Stborge facing legal action and a request for trial readiness. Details are unreadable, with essential names and dates missing, but the piece implies a courtroom or legal process with active proceedings.
Woman Badky dbarr feature in local column scramble
A fragmented local item describes a woman named Badky in a brief column. The text hints at fashion and social notes with unclear details and sporadic phrases about events and people, resembling an OCR mishap in a neighborhood notice.
Hank of Vaeland Useallbere Buallar Die
Fragmentary text notes a death or fatal incident linked to an event in Vaeland. Names and places are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate a local fatality or tragedy with potential references to individuals and locations. Further readable details are lacking to confirm exact identity or date.
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Hank
Vaeland Useallbere
Buallar
Hatanns Koer Bnpbine Og Potuypday
Unclear historical note from fragmented text
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions Sidney Atlanta February but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to form a complete news item. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the readable content.
Unclear OCR Notice on Market Data and Prices
Fragmented text from a historical page reports figures on market prices and trends. It mentions Dougherty Chanmis and PN in distorted form, with references to a rise in prices and a percentage figure near the end. The readable items are incomplete and require context from the full page to confirm entities and dates.
Perse Peri Os pee tiers track a historic nonagenarian
A readable fragment notes a Perse Peri Os event in December O41 involving a nonagenarian named in the text. The garbled OCR preserves little more than the approximate timing and age reference, with limited additional identifiable entities.
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Daeries
Nonagenes Wall Dhediver
Isedetye
Dtu
Local Student Sean I. Day Arrested in Jefferson Incident
The report states Sean I. Day, a predical student from Jefferson, was arrested in Lown City for involvement in a disturbance at an opera house uproar. He posted bond for his appearance. Officer Fliger noted a brick incident amid the upheaval.
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Sean I. Day
Jefferson
Lown Vty
Fliger
Fragmented OCR Note Describes Unclear Local Scene
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions individuals and a town incident with scattered phrases about people named Afro and Afrs and a midday event. Details are too garbled to identify date, place or concrete actions.
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Cairmey
Fragmented OCR Noise Scrambled Place Names and Names
The text presents garbled OCR with scattered names and places including Ottawa and Joana style fragments. It reads as a jumble of unrelated words and lacks coherent events or facts to summarize into a clear news item.
Gas Company Wi Vpyeal
Gas Company details unclear due to damaged text. The readable fragments mention a utility or gas topic and place names, needing reconstruction for a proper summary. No clear date, person, or event is established in the legible material.
Importers seek gold export for New York shipment
Reports indicate a shipment of gold destined for export from New York with officials examining the voyage and cargo details. The document notes a 2 to 3 day window and potential risks at sea tied to the voyage aboard a New York vessel.
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York
New York
False start in Spokane paper hints at missing details
A garbled OCR fragment from the Spokane Purelite paper mentions an unclear event at the Western fare. It references a person or group and a possible prize or tribute but lacks coherent details or dates.
President's demanding day shows tireless White House toil
The article portrays the President as working long hours with constant visits from officials and citizens, handling cabinet matters, and managing political tasks. It notes pressure from governors to move inauguration to April and outlines related political maneuvering and security.
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