Amalgamated Takes Two In Low-Quality Report
Amalgamated secured two points as Fraser achieved a high single. Jones from the defeated team posted the high three string total of 275. The Rolling and Rule was only a pair, with the event featuring a late city candia pin emer and Aralysinated tick preeee. Peddy bears performed, while the winner posted a two airing Be of the winsers w Ys single man with 110, and Tabies tallying 205.
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Jones
Candia
Fortrer
Montpelier Beats Queen City in Academy Match
Burlington March 12 Montpelier team defeated Queen City in an academy match. Highlights included several steals credited to Hugh Collins of the forwards. O'Dell led scoring with 245 points.
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Burlington
Montpelier
Queen City
Academy
Donty
Pina
Coeree
Hugh Colling
Forals
O'Dell
Railroads Worried Over Supply At National Engineering Meet
Chicago hosts the ninth annual convention of the American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association. Experts from Cornell and the University of Wisconsin, along with railroad officials, discuss 140000 miles of U S rails and 220000 miles total. Topics include timber preservation, forest management, uniform railway signaling, freight rates, and inspection standards for bridges and water carrying capacity. International members from Canada, Mexico, Central and South America, and Japan participate.
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Chicago
United States
Cornell University
Varsity of Wisconsin
Association
Favolutes
Railroad Oldlains
Canada
Mexict
Central and South America
Brugland
Est Fnesia
Clive
Japan
di Orill Tate
Polley
Maeply Forest Management
Teo
President orders investigation of stock trading methods
President Tourevelthie directs Herbert Knox Auth of the Kirean to study stock trading practices with an aim to draft future regulation. The move seeks to curb perceived practice distortions while avoiding hindrance to legitimate transfers. Roosevelt has signaled support for investigating stock trading.
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H. K. Smith
Washington
Marc
Tourevelthie
Herbert Knox Auth
Roosevelt
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Health Benefits
An old OCR fragment touts Hoods Sarsaparilla with bold health claims and various misspellings. It mentions a liquid and tablet form called Garstabs, prepared by C. J. Hoot Co. in Lowell Massachusetts, and cites a street location in Coweta.
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Hood
C. J. Hoot Co
Lowell
Mass
Turmoil in Meroe As Desertions Erode Sultan's Troops
A fragmentary report describes rising disaffection among southern Meroe forces wired to Abd-El Agia after Hand's retreat. Leoui and Mtougi allegedly plan to desert Llane, join Abd-El Agia, while Shareef El Kitani reportedly departs. If Gen Dani's forces advance, Mourish capital could fall to Abd-El-Adin with minimal resistance.
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Meroe
Leoui
Mtougi
Llane
Abd-El Agia
Recor
Shareef el Kitani
For
Teave Boone
Stole Daily in Boston and Other Cities Case in Chicago
Chicago reports William Miller of Tasying Mississippi confessed to long running thefts across Boston New York St Louis Kansas City and other cities. He admitted visiting multiple cities over three years and claimed many victims while police identified a stolen item from two weeks prior. Miller arrived in Chicago about a month ago and implicated several people during the spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willam Miller
Torsday
St. Boul
Louis
New York
Boston
Kansas City
Wateh
Mor
Bowes
Howes
Miller
Chimgo
Our Maxwell Madness and Salton Sea Crisis
Evarts accused of being stung after tensions over Salton Sea project actions. White House debates reached by midweek, with Senator Flint and Harriman figures in the controversy. Officials clash over specifics as Congress weighs next moves amid high political tension.
General Arbitration Treaty Reported for Senate Action
Fragmentary text notes arbitration treaty provisions to be submitted separately to the Senate. Mentions payorsble reporte and wartime gains on land with prohibitions on projectile weapons, reflecting a cautious, war economy stance.
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Senate
Test of Pure Food Law Filed in Cheloent Court
Washington March 12 Suit has been instituted in the Cheloent court by the attorney general in accord with the pure food law provisions. The action targets a specific spice and its packaging practices as a possible violation. The case seeks remedies provided under the act and outlines the state’s enforcement intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Refuses Higher Pay for Postal Workers
Weerhinging March 1, lawmakers vote down proposed pay increase for postal employees amid efforts to reform postal service operations. The measure sought higher wages to attract staff, but was defeated, delaying salary adjustments and affecting postal service funding.
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Dofest
Pont
Conference on Use of the Press and Child Welfare Meeting
Washington reports detail a conference on press use and child welfare held by the national press committee. Key figures include Jane A. Stewart of Philadelphia as national chair and Maury Milly We of Washington as press correspondent, with later business and amendments discussed.
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Washington
Rete
Hell
Merhodiel Episcopol
Elniec
Prem Committee
Thin Suriety
Amd Exen
Cingress
Jane A. Stewart
Philadelpha
Aml Mra Maury Milly We
Wantingtom
Natural
Prat Caeoslon
Ok Tula
Stra
Allen Waite
Lamdon
Kags Mi
Tasumi at Hong Kong as Japanese fleet notes hold
An unclear interview reports Tasumi still held in Hong Kong amid naval activity. Observers discuss a possible seizure and potential release of a Japanese trader or vessel, with speculation on timing and actions by authorities.
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Tasumi
Hong Kong
Tahoe
Bern
George
Dave Tern
Tekin
Walt
Benwings bookmakers win court ruling on bets
The Me rhiafront court Justice Staffend in the District upheld the private Miethiond of Tooksnaking aE the Seat rho mest minder, ruling that the current betting at Bennings constitutes a legal form of gambling within the track. The ruling centers on John Waters, a New York bookmaker, and the legality of the betting scheme at Bennings.
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Weekington
Marth
Tooksnaking
Merhiafront
Thes Cave
John Waters
New York
Tee Cae
Nnlae
Bennings
March 14 convention debate sways regional loyalties
Fragmented OCR text shows figures like Nathanael Conmoit teen and GCommittovant Clack Howell discussing Nebraska, New York, and the South. Mayor Beara tf Ousmha remarks hint at solid support for Bry amt and Trywn amid a convention city plan. Name spellings are garbled, but the passage references a political gathering and registration figures around 11,829.
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New York State
Nathanael
Sornan
EB. Mack
Dryan
Clack Howell
Ay W
Mirem Durer
Ryan Patho
Senator Kittredge Loses Re election Bid
A scrambled report shows Senator Kittredge losing in a bid for reelection amid unclear wording. The text mentions Marek and Shi anepee et bk Daksin as apparent names and places, with fragmented phrases about voting and results.
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Kittredge
TV Cure Call In One Day
A brief notice notes a TV cure call planned for one day, detailing aims to address a medical or wellness concern with a rapid intervention. The item names organizers or sponsor groups and mentions the intended impact or outcome within a single day.
Reports In Favor Of Agnew Bill On Gambling
Reports favoring a gambling bill seek changes to the New York Delaware law, delaying effect until enacted. The amended measure passes the house with party lines, aiming to regulate wagering and curb current abuses, with future sessions pondering additional revisions.
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Tuphes
Witine
Not Instructed Delegates Head To Tepallionnum District Conventions
Noted at Speing in Moston on March 12 delegates to the Tepallionnum district conventions were instructed that 21 of 23 city wards did not pledge to a specific proposal. The meeting highlighted that state convention dates were set for next month and urged clear positions before district ballots.
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Moston
Tepallionnum
Chiles
Evans Fleet Within 400 Miles of Magdalewa Bay
March 12 dispatches from San Diego report the navy fleet within 400 miles of Magdalewa Bay and underlines the need to keep the position within range. The official messages describe wireless contact with the Patricality Connection of the Mexican coast and note transmitted dispatches to Washington.
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Evans
Magdalewa Bay
San Diego
Cal
Navy
Tevntuary
Wisalington
Mapdalega Hay
Drinking Men Not Wanted
An advertisement claims a cure for drinking problems with a money back guarantee. It promises discreet treatment and free tickets by mail, urging readers to write to The Crime Op in Washington DC or Rickart & Walls in Barre VT for details.
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Fife
Orrine
Nate Sun
Washington, D.C
Rickart & Walls
Barre
Reinstatement Debate Over Brownsville Soldier Tests
Washington March 12 report on senate military affairs probe into the Brownsville riot and the 1906 discharge of Twenty-fifth Infantry soldiers. Debate centers on reinstating innocents and extending time limits, with differing committee views and president Theodore Roosevelt’s stance cited.
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Washington
Senate
Brownsville
Nde Ier
Wimsiders
Ciampasses Bete
Twenty-fifth Infantry
War Department
Browneville
Tex
Wan Imai
JT Depine
Cary Mnan Neko
Theodore Koesvelt
White Horse
Guft
Wong
Fomaker
Walkeley
Imine
N. Politives
Warren
Warner
Duemont
Ani
Ins
Orden
Dee Oh
Bailey
Satie
Fined in St Louis over rebating in rail sale
In St Louis Missouri amid a Mart 42 report the St Louis and San Francisco Railway Company faced a fine noted as 13,000 for rebating. The article records the judge Dyer imposing the penalty in a case tied to rail commerce practices. The outcome centers on regulatory action against improper discounts in transportation contracts.
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St. Louis, Mo
Mart
St. Louis
San Francisco
Dyer
Road Losses Reported in Nebraska Train Freight Woes
A garbled transmission from a Nebraska rail region notes freight challenges and a fatality concern. The fragment mentions the Miscomb railroad and Seema Tie, with uncertain figures and unclear locations.
Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief From Indigestion
Misery of indigestion with unable to eat is described. The ad claims Diapepsin purifies and freshens the intestines, avoiding laxatives, and boosts gastric activity. It touts rapid relief after a single tablet, promising easier digestion and less discomfort.
New York Boy Burglar Sent to Children's Society
A New York youth, described as a boy burglar, burglarized a home after climbing a fire escape. He typed his own name on a typewriter during the break in, and the father pawned related tools for 75 cents. Judge Mulqueen noted the moral lesson as the boy faced punishment and the father was admonished.
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New York
Ji Wan
Sebultees
Internationalis Y
Tost
Touls
Mulqueen
Anid
King’s Creditors Seek Bankruptcy Action Against Him
Creditors in a United States district court petition seek to force King into bankruptcy over an assignment for creditors. The filing lists claims from Boston and Providence creditors totaling about 22,000 dollars. If adjudicated, King must file a full itemized schedule of assets, liabilities, and standing papers.
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Premater
Hassel
Cap
Nenkry
United States District Court
Dhe
Eer
Ying
John G. McCarthy
Boston
Macy L. Davis
David A. Hart
Providence
Robert J. Cochran
Nabant
King
Clash in Antarctic Expeditions Returns From South Pole Quest
Christchurch reports dissension aboard the Nimrod Antarctic expedition. Lieutenant Shackleton attempted to remove a crew member in a dangerous moment, captained by England who knocked the lieutenant down. Nimrod’s navigation of the dangerous position led to aborting the planned extensive magnetic survey. Shackleton will rejoin in December, with Nimrod resuming later efforts.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
Shackelton
Tata
Shacketton
England
Tie Nimrod
Tie Mrecewell
Nina
Mt. Erebus
Amelty
Accomn
Ite Lee
Kos Harud
Renee
Nimrod
China Holds Her Grounds in Arms Ship Accord Talks
Pekin reports China and Japan continue negotiations over the Tatsu Maru incident. China demands a check by Japan on arms shipments and insists on compensation while offering to compromise if Japan halts imports of arms and civilians into Chinese territory. China asserts jurisdiction over the incident and apologizes for hauling down the Japanese flag, though contends it acted within its rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
China
Japan
Waa
Chis
Sieru
Last Washington Elm at St. Paul's Felled in New York
A crumbling OCR summary notes the historic Washington Elm in St. Paul’s churchyard in New York being felled. The aged tree, once a landmark linked to President Washington, stood for generations and was removed for pedestrian safety after years of neglect and decline.
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Washington
St. Paul's
New York
Tual
Woshington
British steamer Cresswell sunk in river collision
The Cresewell, en route from New York to Milwaukee, reportedly struck in the river near Glackstadt and sank after a collision with an unknown vessel. No further details on casualties or exact timing are available.
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Cresewell
Mewrack
Miburg
Eibe
Hambury
Cresswell
New York
Glackstadt
Pavin
Eames
Alfonso at Theatre Attends Concert Bomb Killed Many
In Barcelona on March 12 1893 Alfonso attended a concert at the Lineo theatre scene of anarchist bombing. Twenty persons were killed and others wounded as the audience entered. A royal appeal followed and security measures were discussed.
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Barcelona
Alfon
Ming
Anton Efey
Reduction of Colonial Troops in German Southwest Africa
Berlin reports that authorities will reduce colonial troops in German Southwest Africa as improved conditions are observed. Berhn and Dernburg indicate it is considered safe to permit troop withdrawal, with plans to implement in the autumn as events in Africa progress.
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Africa
Berlin
Relestel Baccaberd
Dernburg
Bern
Portorican Lottery Prizes Highlighted in San Juan Draw
Fragmentary notice from San Juan lists prize details and merchandise rates. Reads like a local lottery update with unclear item names and values, mentioning Porto Rico Lottery and district identifiers.
NASI MAY GET A NEW TRIAL
An unclear report suggests NASI may seek a new trial in a case involving a former member and a judge. The text mentions potential imprisonment and a fine, with references to a legal process and possible appeals.
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Nasi
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Harriman
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Cevetnd
Laera
Minard
J. W. Dillon
Por
St. Louis & San Francisco
Nebraska
Souri Pacific
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Oma
Tatsu Maru
Landmare
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Porto Rico
Native Assembly
San Juan
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Dortor
Nanelo Nesi
Harpei
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