Daley's Colts Defeated in Candle Pin Match
The Tentram athletic club candle pin team defeated Daley's Colts at Bursell's alleys last evening, taking two of three strings. Colombe had the high single 107 and high three string total 284. The scheduled City league match with the Italian team and Jones Teddy Bears was canceled as the competing team withdrew from the league. Another two-team match of the old time bowl era was planned for this evening.
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Tentram Athletic Club
Daley
Gole
Montpelier
Bursell’s
Colombe
Jones Teddy Bears
Compe Eam
Carnegie Grants 625000 In Gracious Aid Report
A tangled tale recalls Andrew Carnegie’s 625000 gift amid a web of trust, embezzlement, and romance. Mrs Snow alleges no knowledge of the obligation while her husband, Snow, faces accusations connected to Wall Street losses and a hidden fortune draw.
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Marph G
Hin
Anne
Aemer
Doms Huethand
New York
Carpegie
Wall Street
Alfonso's Life Threatened Message from Barcelona
A brief Barcelona report notes a threat to Alfonso and mentions a confusing, garbled post about the city. The fragment indicates concern over safety but lacks clear details or confirmation.
Drunkenness A Curable Disease in Early Claims
A historical excerpt argues drunkenness is a curable disease and discusses a supposed universal remedy. It claims a treatment exists, sold with a money-back guarantee and backed by testimonials, urging adherence and faith in a proven cure. The text cites widespread support and trials across states.
Hood Co Remedies Publicized In Lowell Ad
An advertisement extols Hood Company remedies, praising C J Hood Co of Lowell Massachusetts for trusted medicines including Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Sarsatabs, with endorsements from Eaton and Cauuto and claims of nationwide availability. The text also references a broader note on the Duchess Consuelo and titled society joining socialist ranks in New York with sensational commentary on Marlborough and royal figures.
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C.J. Hood Co
Lowell
Hood
Opey
Yio Family
Favs Eaton
Leverett St
Maas
Arills
Cheserere E Cauuto
Liberty St
Maii
Hoda
Suranparina
C. I. Hood Co
Mina
Duchess Consuelo
Socialist
Mrs Hoxie Names Mrs Walker in Divorce Suit
Portsmouth news reports Abbie T. Hoxie files for divorce alleging cruel treatment against her husband Toveph F. Uzi and naming Mary P. Walker widow of Arthur W. Walker as a corespondent. The suit claims Walker’s influence and social ties impacted the marriage and finances.
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Portsmouth
Mary P. Walker
Arthur W. Walker
Abbie T. Hoxie
Toveph F. Uzi
Mra Walker
Neal Meer
Geaal
Sten Hoxie
Ilove
Dee Nary
Maury F. Walker
Mea Walker
New Eng
Charged Larceny Case Involving Diamonds At WV Court
A student from St. Allin faced larceny charges for allegedly stealing a diamond and voice at F700 Fraction. The case was brought before Judge N. Pont after a hearing found insufficient evidence. the respondent was discharged though a preceding incident involved a pocketed diamond and subsequent claims of associated theft.
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St. Allin
Mareh
Pont
Braga
Dierhargrd
Ovine
Mragan
Tyetinveny
Dig Troueers
Har
Lowe
Tyes
War on Cotton Futures In The House Debate
March 3 in Washington a Tennessean representative urged strict limits on cotton futures trading. He called New York Cotton Exchange practices intolerable and proposed the Harrison Bill to prohibit the use of wires telegraphs and telephones in dealing in cotton futures.
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New York
Washington, D. C
New York Cotton Exchange
Sime
Tennesee
Representon Hiven
Hurrison
Depew Seeks Broader Inquiry Into Bank Collateral Loans
Senator Milman urged a resolution to probe collateral deposits backing pecuniary loans by New York banks. The committee on finance was told the inquiry should extend beyond New York banks to all exchanges. Depew defended New York as a financial hub against calls to limit scrutiny to the state.
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Depew
New York
South Carolla
New Yorke
Improvised Scene In White House Stirs Odd Exchange
Fragmentary wartime style note describes a tense White House moment. President thanks an unnamed well-wisher and shakes hands while a lawyer named EB Williams is mentioned in a terse, unclear passage.
Brooklyn saloon rules set by Jeribothy P. Fox
Brooklyn liquor dealer Jeribothy P. Fox says he never takes money, aims to help families in need he serves no women at the bar and forbids loitering. His strict policies include no gambling no cashing city employee paychecks and no serving drinks to intoxicated patrons or to women. He vows to uphold discipline to keep his saloon from disrepute.
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New York
Jeribothy P. Fox
Brooklyn
Basil
Patna
Yuinoks Ag Pai
Bill Moves to House Committee to Abolish Wood Pulp Duty
A U S representative Stevens of Mirywotn introduces a bill to remove the wood pulp duty. The measure has been referred to a house committee for consideration amid international rumor of Canadian and British reactions, as officials discuss potential policy shifts and commissions on the matter.
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House Committee
Washington, D
Stevens
American Ninespaper Publishers Association
Perry
United States
State Department
United Co
Montreal
Wilfred Laster
Aina
Admiral Cowles Testifies On Missouri Explosion At Senate Hearing
Rear Admiral William S. Cowles testified before naval affairs committees about the Missouri battle ship explosion. He described tactics to reduce danger, cited open turrets and powder ignition risks, and noted the firing interval had been cut from 300 to 40 seconds. Lieutenant Commander Cloiland Davis supported armor bolt placement.
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Washington
William 8. Cowles
Bureau
Navy Department
Amacena
Miranutt
Georgia Wecklundh
Cowles
Cloiland Davis
More Alleged Anarchists Seized By Chicago Police
Police seize more alleged anarchists amid a raid or investigation. Names and roles are unclear due to garbled text but references to individuals like Lanavue Avertrants and Murry Shippy appear, with a person named Rosie Stern receiving medical attention and mention of a hospital in Angumtana. The report lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Chicago
Charie Yaniewee
Heral
Angumtana —Hospital
Nha
Rosie Stern
Stron A
Fragmentary Tobacco Raid Notice Surfaces in Frankfort
Fragmentary OCR reads a March item from Frankfort about tobacco raids and a bill moving to the Remate. The text mentions Cord Tebaere and a dal plied line, with garbled phrases about raids and penalties connected to tobacco growing and local activities in the tobacco district.
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Frankfort
Kir
May Take Up Lilley Charges in Next Meeting
Wellington May 6 Representative Daleeil of the commerce rail committee commented on Lilley resolution seeking an investigation into alleged irregularities of the electoral system. The committee plans to discuss the matter at the next meeting as Representative Tilley returned to Washington and hinted at a possible party line. The committee has obtained a copy of the charges and is reviewing them.
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Wellington
Marety
Daleeil
Comrotitynom Railée
Che
Hows
Lilley
Vie
Tilley
Wredimrton
Jave Wawake
No More Catarrh Promised by Rickert and Wells
Rickert and Wells tout Flyomet as a cure for catarrh and throat troubles. They claim rapid relief delivered directly to the throat and lungs through a pocket inhaler included with the treatment, advertising an unconditional refund guarantee if it fails.
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Barre
Rickert & Wells
Aature
Eleolid
Opposition to Banes 10 Aldrich Bill Grows in Congress
Fragmented teletyped notes report strong opposition among lawmakers to the Aldrich Bill in a Washington session dated March 6. The text mentions letters and protests from Parsons, Henriett, and others, with unclear details about positions and specific concessions.
President Week’s Most Desirable Citizen Meeting
A garbled recount notes the president meeting an unnamed citizen described as the most desirable. The text is fragmented with missing words and unclear entities, but suggests a formal nod or compliment during a formal encounter. The source lacks clear date, place, and participants beyond the president.
Death Threat for Governor Hughes in Albany
A threatening letter was received by Governor Hughes warning of violence if he continues his opposition to a track gambling measure. Police investigated the incident and urged caution as officials reviewed the motive and potential suspects.
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Albany
N.Y
Russian Dowager Empress to Visit Morgan's Home
The Dowager Empress of Russia arrives in London for a private visit to J. Pierpont Morgan. She is met by King Edward and the Prince and Princess of Wales. The visit includes viewing Morgan art collections and seeking protection of the empress’s interests.
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Morgan
London
Russia
Mexandra
Falward
Prince
Princess of Wales
Fordan
Talward Grey
Anil
Wer
Laudewie
Plumbing firm promises prompt repair service and complete equipment
A local plumbing company states it will respond promptly to phone calls or requests. It boasts an efficient force of workmen, complete equipment, and readiness to make repairs on short notice at reasonable prices. The firm offers to supply any needed plumbing equipment and urges customers to obtain an estimate to meet their needs.
Bowery Depew Recall Figures in Presidential Visit
An odd report, bearing garbled OCR, mentions Bowery Depew titled as a local figure with links to New York officials. It describes a presidential visit and a swift spectacle, with fragmented phrases about crime, penalties, and political parties.
Special Attorney Arrested in New York Case
New York March 3 Nathan Vidievor a special deputy state attorney was arrested Saturday afternoon by sheriffs from your Attorney General offer with accepting 200 dollars marked as a bribe from Willem Montgomery. The case involves a bribery plot tied to a recent election and refers to issues raised at that time in the court.
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New York
Nathan Vidievor
Gine
Willem i Montgomery
Cnurt
Siuna Bene
Chester Meets Every Test in Portland Me
A garbled sports style note from Portland reports a Chester scout unit achieving top marks across tests with an emphasis on speed and endurance. The fragment mentions an average pace and a claimed one day cure claim, with stray references to Groves and other names, but specifics are unclear.
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Portland
Fuiser Chester
Denies the divine origin of Christ controversy spreads
The Rev. R. J. Campbell of London has published a letter appealing to free churches and sympathizers for a new movement denying the divine origin of Christ. Campbell, who led a 1903 tour in America, sparked attention by asserting that many during his US stay questioned Christ’s divinity.
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London
Campbell
City Temple
Christ
Reginald John Campbell
President Roosevelt
Quater Bay
Sir Thomas Lipton
Doman Grove
United States
Denver
Indiana Professor Defends Lincoln Remarks Criticism Rises
Bloomington March 5 State university circles and residents are indignant over remarks by Dr A M Hall of public speaking claiming President Lincoln was a ward boss. Hall a former Springfield church leader questions Lincoln early life while colleagues defend Lincoln’s noble character and deny political bias.
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Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
State University
Cay
Lincoln
A. M. Hall
Het Wan
Hall
The
Springfield
Linentn
Seventh death by own action ends in Brooklyn home
New York March 6 John G Grant a former pugilist who attempted suicide by jumping from the Brooklyn bridge days ago died today by inhaling gas in his brother's Brooklyn home. He had made four previous attempts and had a recent knockout in a fight with George Dixon. He was despondent and had been inactive, staying near his mother's house since the leap.
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New York
John G. Grant
Brooklyn
Wolf
Fiewnt
George Dixon
Grant
Torpedo Fleet Lads Having Fine Time at Lina
The American torpedo fleet members arrive in Lina for a visit as pupils from the marat oe conduct a display and reception. Officials note the vessels include the collier Arethosa and a patrol of tenders.
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Torpedo
Lina
San Veter
Arethosa
Quebec Celebration Bill Read in Commons Teed Way
March 5 Ottawa report notes a bill granting funds for the Quebec founding celebration. A second reading occurred in the Commons on Tuesday night amid talk of a visit by the Prince of Wales. Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s government faced questions over costs and arrangements.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Wilford Jaturiet
Prince of Wales
Relating of Experiences Praises Cooper Figure
A report from Dayton describes a courtly claim that a remedy by Cooper cures tapeworm infestations. Patients recount dramatic improvements after using Cooper’s medicine, with testimonials from Ravenswood Park and West Sixty Seventh Street officials. The narrative notes widespread distribution to Chicago and reports success across many cases.
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Lin Js
Towropee
Cooper
Philuart Trey
Dayton
Chicago
Individwals
Coopers Headquarter
Dis Ravenswood Park
Ti Baer
Fol F. Bono
Erie
Lecems
Laie Levn
Judge Swan Blocks City from Scent Fare Order
Judge Swan of the United States circuit court issued a restraining order delaying the scent fare ordinance passed by Detroit's common council. The injunction blocks enforcement until publication of the notice, with the decision delivered Monday and the order to take effect after one publication.
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Detroit
Swan
United States
Crclet
Common Council
Ordinanice Umanimenaty
Eine
Swan Wade
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