Cabinet changes and new appointments anticipated in Roosevelt era
The article reports rumored cabinet reshuffles with Secretary Shaw to leave, and Moody to be replaced by proposed successors. It notes Cortelyou’s appointment as postmaster general and Meyer moving to that role, with Straus lined up as secretary of commerce and labor. Announcement followed a cabinet meeting discussing these probable changes.
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Wil
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Meyer
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Straus
Aif Mosere
Cory Jolgou
Treasury
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Honaparte
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Geo General
Milton
Oti
Hwatrong
Mick Wouter
Bilel
Halle-Forastiye
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Fiose
Gheman
Famine Spreads Across Russian Lands Amid Starvation Fears
Correspondence reports widespread famine in Russian provinces as harvests fail and emigration rises. Cattle sales surge as buyers scarce. soup kitchens surge in relief efforts. In Kansas a family perishes in a farmhouse fire, with neighbors noting suspected lightning. In other news, indictments in a defunct bank case in Louisiana, and ministerial appointments under French premier Clemenceau.
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Siorcow
Gantral
Zemivos
Clanmax protest disruption at Maydr Weaver talk
A disturbance at a Clanaman event in Thin-Balbhte interrupted a Maydr Weaver talk. Police arrested a man after a mob gathered on Wate Mceal Ventur and SUNN and WAM Streets, with colorful clashes and a brief autowr from the director.
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Thi Ping
Lake Nity
Moleenay
Traced Bankers Suspect In London Tunnel Tragedy
A London banking family head is suspected as a suspect in a tunnel tragedy near the Ciu and South Landan railway. The incident occurred after leaving a Natice of the fastdyi Oo the anor of Alabask. An engineer reported striking an ob atriettor. a search found no signs of an ambush. The Times notes links to Madras based Times Artuttina & Co and Arhithnal & Co in connection with suspicions and possible payments.
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Fastdyi
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Dinefayden
P. Macfayden & Co
London
Arhithnal & Co
Admihnal & Co
Times
Ohio court orders recall hearing trustees appointed
The common pleas court at Helieftantnine ruled Monday to recall a notice, naming trustees John H. Cassady William R. Nevin and E. P. Chamberlain to oversee the business of several suspended construction firms. The Warley Tron Works of Cleveland Iron Substructure Co of Columbus Columbus Bridge Co and Pennsylvania Bridge Co Beaver Park Pa were affected.
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Ohio Companies
Warley Tron Works
Cleveland
Iron Substructure Company
Columbus
Columbus Bridge Company
Cuban Asylum Horrors and Topeka Farmers Meet
A chaotic Zem of Cuba’s asylum crisis prompts Gov Magoon to inspect deplorable facilities overcrowded with hundreds in dilapidated buildings. In Kansas, farmers meet in Topeka to align on agricultural policy and eastern state participation. Also: bank heist in New England, miners killed in Austria, and multiple accidents and crimes across various locales.
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Audicionad
Severe Winter Storm Buries New Mexico Coastline
A harrowing weather update describes heavy snowfall and coastal flooding along the New Mexico shoreline. The report notes shifting temperatures, dangerous road conditions, and widespread property damage across towns including Denver and Ashirbah, with residents facing prolonged power outages as crews work to restore services. The scene highlights stranded travelers, collapsed structures, and ongoing emergency responses as winter rages on.
Mobbish Attack Targets Negro Suspect in Lucedale Case
A mob attacked a Black man in Lucedale County after an alleged assault on a white woman. Deputies recovered the prisoner from a depot, and a deputy sheriff and widow aided in the arrest and rescue as chaos spread to nearby telegraph poles and lines.
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Kansas City
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Ade
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Cecethy
Jueksud
Avleire
Hucedale
Mirai Aprit
Sheenegte
Lucedale
Dente
Ashton
Din
Kansan Murders Wife During Church Return
John Mann of Arkansas City Kansas killed his wife Jenny Moore as she returned from church with communion. He fled but was pursued by a posse. Mrs Moore forgave her husband in her final words. Moore and his stepson fled, later escaping as a violent shooting incident unfolded.
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Taryn
John Mann
Arkansas City
Kan
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Moore
Altony
Opi
Hen Munband
Ned
Phot Against Alfonso Sets Ling Ta Madeld Pall Lio Werks
A garbled report describes a fatal or violent incident near a railway line. Several named individuals and places appear distorted, with references to King and Valley locations, a derailment causing deaths and injuries, and a court or legal action involving multiple parties.
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Hevernatts forigUilieta
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Mayor Choriee B. Charges Noted in City Brief
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Mayor Choriee B. with unclear details. The text references BHU Aran Mia and a party night, with various scattered names and locations. No coherent event timeline or verifiable facts emerge from the fragment.
Senator Praises Peru-Na in Dyspepsia Endorsement
A South Carolina U S senator extols Peru-Na as a remedy for stomach trouble and dyspepsia. The endorsement cites personal relief from dyspepsia and stomach issues after using the nostrum, claiming it acts directly on the stomach lining and aids digestion.
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United States
South Carolina
Colder Weather Grips Nation as Winter Storms Spread
A fractured report details an extended cold snap affecting regions from the Midwest to the East with record snows, strong winds, and travelers delayed. The piece notes steel cities like Detroit and Cleveland facing heavy accumulations while Los Angeles records milder conditions. Officials warn of continued icy conditions and power concerns as departments scramble to keep essential services running and protect residents amid the deep freeze.
Railway fare protests prompt state actions in 19th century letters
A letter response to Minnesota state railway concerns describes proposed fare rules, penalties, and routes. The document cites interstate implications, mentions New York and Pennsylvania linkage, and notes temporary relief measures while rail networks adjust. It also references safety requirements and long distance travel terms affecting passengers and rates.
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Gov. Johnson
Wells
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Nuer
Mitevucg
Obis
Bio
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Ohio
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Stnam
Sonra Fox
Pyaeretian Herd
State of New York
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Owe Palead
Uae
Deafness Treatments and Odd Claims Across Elderton News
A jumble of notices discusses alleged cures and medical assertions including toenl applications and cranial therapies. The piece blends names, dates, and locations in a counterintuitive advisory about healing claims, health practices, and public caution.
Fragmented 19th Century Columns and Jumbled Headlines
Nearly unreadable OCR yields a tangle of names, places, and events. The fragment mentions coaches, diplomats, ships, and people like Oliver and Sheerman, with scattered remarks about miners and politics. The text shows garbled sentences and stray quotes, lacking coherent narrative.
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