The Jealous Wife and a Desertion Telegram
Mrs Bowen receives a telegram announcing her husband’s planned elopement with Margaret Gray. On the train she confronts him and, aided by a chance companion, traces the couple to a Brown’s restaurant where the truth is exposed and the husband’s motive is revealed as a lesson on jealousy.
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Lucy
Ifoe
Margaret
Mag
Margaret Gray
Berel
Sid
Mre Bowen
Hestings
Brown's
Seelvsig
Brown
Geotie
Ani Ging
Bowen
Charles Boe
Quiet Life for Roosevelt Ends Public Career
A Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt will retire from public life at the end of his term. He abandons the idea of a New York Senate seat and now believes Taft will be the next president. He plans travel to Hawaii and other territories and hopes to visit the Philippines after leaving office. Secretary Root and Mr. Roosevelt expect future trips once free to go.
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New York
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Taft
White House
Aluka Wai
Hawaii
Ippines
Mr. Heesevelt
Root
Peat
Extradition Bid Delayed by Woman's Restraint
Ambiguous notes describe governor Hughes bequest and extradition pursuit of a woman named Mrs Clarke. Officers faced opposition during a Dorchester arrest attempt and reports of a struggle as she was escorted to a jail ward amid custody moves.
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Hughes
New ]York
Defionel Aigedlvea Hope
Dorchester
Clarke
Abe
Chenton Street
Bowie
Evils of Divorce Portrayed in Stage Play
A Pars, Jan 3 report notes a stage portrayal critiquing divorce, framing it as harmful to families. The item discusses social effects and mentions how divorce is depicted as a societal issue in the production.
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America
Deserted, Whips Husband in Court Headline
A Chicago court scene reports a case where a deserted wife assaulted her husband amid accusations and financial dispute. The record notes a payment failure and a related claim, with limited readable names and dates.
Heiress Elopes With Four Barberside Companions
Heiress elopes with a quartet of companions including a barber as authorities offer a reward. The group, described as the daughter of a prominent landowner and stock dealer in Autwis, allegedly traveled by tram toward Storm Lake. Authorities seek to locate the couple and their associates and urge public tips.
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Aurvin
Linl Wilkes
Taster
Gertrede Waddel
Wrskndl
Deayer
Autwis
Storm Lake
Local warning offers reward in Shasta incident
A damaged OCR fragment notes a father Mr Waillell and a girl related case in Shasta with a reward of 200 dollars offered. The text is garbled but implies a man detained or questioned and a crime or wrongdoing under investigation, with a monetary incentive for information or capture.
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Waillell
Woman and family linked in drug theft case
A New York story reports a chaotic domestic incident involving a servant, a wife, and a husband amid allegations of drugging and coerced actions. The house at 314 Atlanthe arcane in Roiret is cited with a monetary sum of 1300 dollars related to an alleged settlement. The account is fragmentary and unclear on details.
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New York
Den
Francis
Kiem
Seus
The Scrap Book Notes On Moral Symbols And Essays
The fragment discusses moral themes and the role of writers such as Talsted in shaping views. It mentions readability limits and the tension between explicit immorality and cautious expression, with references to emotional reactions and artistic perception.
Orator's Confession Reveals Strain of Self View
Fragmented OCR text depicts a flawed diary style confession by a boastful figure, referencing a Washington Star description and a tailor, with garbled lines about pride, clothing, and daily routines. The passage shows unclear chronology and damaged phrasing, presenting a chaotic portrait rather than a clear narrative.
The Globe Trotters Bracelet Fraud Case
A modest man buys a bracelet for 800 with a check from a pocket book, then returns a week later to view diamonds and a brooch. He and a partner in disguise swap the real jewel for a pasted substitute, escaping with a forged check and a staged hotel pickup. Police failed to catch them.
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Paris
America
France US reciprocity pact cuts champagne duty by twenty percent
Washington Jan 20 Secretary Root and Ambassador Jusserand signed a Franco American reciprocal arrangement. It provides a twenty percent abatement on champagne duties and lowers duties on American products. The accord mirrors German concessions, with no Senate approval needed before February 1.
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Washington, D. C
Root
Americs
Porto Riesseyctee
America
Germany
States Senate
Fall plowing and crop protection against soil insects
Fall plowing destroys insects and reduces damage by cutworms wireworms and other pests. Leaving land, sod, or grain until spring aids pest survival, while early spring plowing exposes food sources and helps control populations. Studies from Texas and Virginia show significant insect activity and damage across cotton seeds grapes and other crops.
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Profemer
Phillipa
Virginia
Fall Plowing Aids Corn Worm Control In Agriculture
Report outlines the corn worm or ear worm biology found in the south and its impact on corn tomatoes cotton and tobacco. It describes lifecycle from eggs to moths and caterpillars, seasonal emergence in spring and fall, and notes plowing and disruption of underground pupal refuges as the most effective control though often impractical on large fields.
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George A. Deas
Kemeas Verner
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Mary Krecke
Pather
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Kotchern
Aberhl
Talsted
Washington Star
Rover
Tere Mige
The
Globe Trotters
Globe Trotter
Ted
Aafe
Welther
Townsend Smith
Dwight L Moody
Northield
Mass
OWL
Ran Dow
Texas
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Tex
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Beeville
Delian
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Vincl
Red Cross Pharmacy
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Virginia Harned
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Toletoi
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