Colored Dutch Tale of Wouter and Anneke in New Amsterdam
In a Dutch colonial tale Wouter, in love with Anneke, endures a dye mishap that reddens him from head to toe. After failed chemist cures and public laughter, he moves to Coney Island, works off the stain, and returns to marry a different partner, while Anneke seeks forgiveness. Netherlands fisheries note 100000 oort to be wasted during herring season. 40 000 to 60 000 pots bought yearly.
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Helios
Manele
Ishoube
Anneke
Wouter
Tens Brock
Bleeker
Vo Brock
Mansahatta
Brosk
Thin
Borlover
Hudson
Rust
Abe
Hly
Coney Island
New Amsterdam
Bin
Ste
Daugher
Mabel II Terntng
Netherlands
Coal Sent To Honolulu And Manila In Naval Build Up
The navy reports sixty thousand tons of coal sent to Honolulu with a plan for one hundred thousand tons at Manila by April 4. The coal is prepared for potential use by American warships, possibly to support a cruiser transfer to Admiral Evans' squadron. If not needed for the Atlantic run, it will be redirected to timely naval needs.
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Manila
Chile
Admiral Evans
Washington
Jan
Honolulu
Equipment Bureau
Navy Department
Atlantic
Brazil hosts visiting naval officers in Rio events
Brazilian authorities prepare a string of entertainment for the Avieriatn battleship Meetminder Hicar Admiral Krane and visiting officers. A schedule runs from January 11 to 26 with breakfasts, a banquet by Admiral Menear, a Crystal Palace fete, and a grand tea in London style. The Chilean and Argentine fleets are also noted with receptions planned in Punta Arenas and Chillan waters.
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Wo Janeiro
Jen
Avieriatn
Meetminder Hicar
Krane
Minister of Marine
Naval Club
Menear
Irving J. Dudley
Petropolis
Dr. Penta
Crystal Palace
Tetropolia
Londe
Baron de Rio Branco
Adventist Mis Horities in the Chingre Empire
The article notes ministers smoke drink or attend the tyentor in Chicago and details voting for Bishop William A. Quayle. It discusses clergy supply in England, ordination increases, and mentions Rev J Priestley Barrett editor of the Herald of Gospel Liberty in Amelia, announcing a centennial next year.
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Chicago
William A. Quayle
Dave
Methodist Church
Gener
Baltimore
Regland
David Murphy
Hobart
Tasmania
oCbort
J. Priestey Barrett
Herald of Gospel Liberty
Christian Church
Amelia
Dayton
THINGS THEATRICAL Opens Tours and Cast Changes
The theatrical season begins with Wilson Lockaye touring The Alaskan. Daniel Sully presents The Golden Tale. Louis Maxeen joins The Mypocrites. E I Sothera opens in Chicago in Lawreece Erving’s new play After the Matinee. Paul Gilmore’s Wheel of Love tours Long Branch. Julia Marione debuts in Europe, returning mid November for rehearsals. Adelaide Kortno to Chicago stock company as Harbara Priest.
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Wilson Lockaye
Daniel Sully
Louis Maxeen
E. IL
Sothera
Chicago
Lawreece Erving
Eugenie Bipte
Paul Gilmore
Long Branch
George W. Hobart
Julia Marione
Qurepe
Tales of Cities and Odd Local Ordinances
A mix of brief items notes an Indianapolis ordinance banning water water mobile searchlights. Chicago hosts an escort bureau offering attendants for hire. New York clubs reportedly have BST members in city departments. Public officials and teachers are mentioned along with calls for city reform and peace measures.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Mda
Weyre
New York City
Ore
Dock Department
Etrort Cleaning Department
Sod
Fonns Wou
Mene
Ciremiara
Newcperer
Scott's Emulsion Marketing Claim Promises New Vigor
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a natural power to digest and produce flesh, claiming each spoonful offers new vigor for those suffering wasting diseases. The copy mentions a price of 80 cents and a dollar.
Fragmentary Verse and Prose Snippets Across Columns
A collage of damaged OCR text from a 19th or early 20th century page includes poems on life love wealth and laughter, stray lines about a quarrel with a wife, references to Russian school prizes and a note on Louis XV coffee. The garbled items mix verse fragments with scattered cultural references and antiquated terms.
Woman Shot In Own Doorway Case Surfaces Mysteriously
In Dorton a woman is found shot in the hallway of an apartment house at 3 Boer Sore Roxbury. Tenant Michael H Norton held on suspicion after three revolvers are found in his possession. Neighbors report recent ill health and erratic behavior. police question Norton as Miss McCarty’s death prompts a murder inquiry.
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Michael H. Norton
Migs McCarty
Ube
Thentramwe
Munderer
Shy
Howe
Mies
Curty
Norton
Theress
Austin Farms
Leonard
Carty
Lypertaling
Stoseph
Tie
Srin
Daniel McGurty
Retreat Mason
Catharine Leonard
Norten
Ataie
Clara Nortom
Ikeaghters
Gretenley Lafternoon 1
Shais & Henkkenper
Lanchet
Dudley Street Grocer
Nefer
Miew McCarty
Pathe
Keating
Mike McCarty
McCarty Murder Report Details Gunfire and Suspect Norton
Witness accounts describe hearing shots ring out and seeing Norton flee to his tenement after Mrs McCarty was found shot in the head. Police, medical examiner notes, and doorward searches led to Norton, a 58 year old painter, as the prime suspect amid a tense tenement investigation.
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McCarty
Norton
Mise McCarty
Ant
Janice Ryan
McCullongh
Wileer Calle
Carey
Stix
William Joyce
Joy [Street
Mike McCarty
Soos
1500 Straw Hats in Court as Witnesses
In Chicago a Central Hat company suit unfolds as Albert Moses & Sons faces a $3,100 claim. Warren Jones testifies the hats sold to Moves Run were late, stained, faded, shopworn and malleable, and the jury must inspect each disputed item closely.
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Chicago
Lake
Albert
Albert Moses & Sons
Central Hat Company
Wii
Jowes
Hat
Russia plans new sea harbor amid imperial plots
The St. Petersburg palace faces a new plot to neutralize a rival, while Russia considers staking a deep sea harbor in the Pacific. Observers note doubts about Pacific routes meeting imperial needs amid strategic tension.
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Ecxirowka
Ralfmnere
St. Petersurg
Louleville Times
Russia
Pacific
Town Topics and City Reflections From Historic Papers
A compact collage of urban notes and praise, citing Baltimore Chicago and New York viewpoints. The clippings reflect lively opinions on city life, travel ease, and social contrasts, with fragmented phrases about commerce, leisure, and fashion in early newspaper style.
White haired mining engineer on trial for murder
Albert Parkinson, a mining engineer, testified about a deadly incident in a shaft involving Tom Mason and two coworkers, Peter Galloway and Stephen Tucker. He described drilling, a near-fatal blast, and a violent fight that ended with Mason and the others punished. Parkinson claimed no fatal charge was proven and received a court verdict of five years for Parkinson and one year for each of the others, with Parkinson later seeking pardons for the men.
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Tine Miner
Tom Mason
Dasis Tangy
Pete Galloway
Steve Tucker
Mason
Quts
Ao Albert Parkinson
Germany
Jim
Fesc
Mayon
Hercules
Jin
Ome
Thomas Mason
State
Peter Galloway
Stephen Tucker
Parkinson
Ernest Leon Munro
Fragmentary note hints at dated carel event and names
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions dates and names like Joursel and Yordie Weil. The readable pieces suggest a dated carel event or notice but lack clear actions or outcomes.
Favorite Prescription Promoted to Women Readers
Dr. Moree promotes Favorite Prescription as a remedy for women including expectant mothers, claiming it safely prepares the system for childbirth and relieves general weaknesses. The advertisement lists ingredients openly, asserts no dangerous substances, and offers a free endorsement booklet by mail from Dr. R. V. Pierce.
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Moree
Win
Plaree
Pioreotx
R. V. Puree
Pierce
Provo detectives arrest 10 year old in Miss Eddy murder case
Greenville detectives detain Karl Jacquer a 10 year old weaver and shoemaker in connection with the murder of Miss Mary Iy nine who was found with her pay envelope snatched and containing a small sum. Jacques may be arraigned in district court. he denies involvement as officers and family dynamics noted.
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Greenville
Providence
Karl Jacquer
Eddy
Mary Iy
Rodl
Wee Mantornt
Jacques
Enstrdy
Whitney a New York stock broker shoots self at home
Charles W. Whitney of the firm H N Whitney & Sons killed himself yesterday at his West 72nd Street residence. The cause remains unrevealed. Whitney, once with Kissam Whitney & Co, was connected to the Vanderbilt interests and had not worked for months, confined to his home since October after a stroke.
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New York
Charles W. Whitney
Atoetic Exchange
H. N. Whitney and Sons
West 72d Street
BN. Whitney, and Sone
Fr Hi
Kissam, Whitney & On
Vanderbilt
Commission Appointed to Trace State Regalia Theft
A commission is set to locate the state regalia stolen from Dublin Castle last July valued at 250,000. The jewels, used in the Order of St Patrick ceremony, are suspected to be pledged as security for a loan. King Edward has urged a full investigation to resolve the case.
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Dublin Castle
Dublin
Shappe Armnen
Dakin Earth
Edward
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