Notable Banquet Planned at San Francisco Harbor Event
A state banquet is planned at the Fairfield hotel in San Francisco on May evening for naval officers led by Secretary Metcalf. Over six hundred guests expected with 20 per plate, the event to be the coast’s greatest of its kind. The Almirante Grau cruiser will visit, and the royal celebration in the bay was to occur when the battleship Meet arrives.
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San Franciseo
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Welteath
Ana
Almirante
San Meses
Eurique
Visit of Fleet to Prove Friendship Between Nations
Tokyo reports enthusiastic prose on the American visit and government interest in extending courtesy. Newspapers praise the invitation as proof of friendship, expect the fleet’s arrival in November, and urge cost limits on the display and related ceremonies.
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Tokio
Japan
Tol
Hyomel claim targets gatarrh germ disease cure
A nineteenth century medical promotion asserts that catarrh is a germ disease that travels through the air passages. The ad touts disinfecting rooms and offers a trial with a money back guarantee if there is no relief. It urges readers to seek “Hyomel” and to contact Hicks & Welle for the outfit.
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Hickert & Welle
Measured push to restore union rights under Sherman Act
Washington March 24 Seth Low bill proposed in the House by Representative William P Neaman aims to restore peaceable union activity including the right to strike while keeping unions subject to the Sherman Act for boycotts and coercive actions. The measure would require registering corporations for profit and labor organizations with details about charters directors and finances to gain certain immunities.
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Washington
Seth Low
Wiliam P. Neaman
Supreme” Court
Browdling
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Agricalterns
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United States
Pind Lydaws
Timber Wolf Shot in Western Metropolis
Chicago March 26 an animal declared by several persons to be a timber wolf was shot near North and Dyson streets yesterday by Hoy Pakretow, ninety years old. The animal was killed while traversing a residence quarter.
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Timber Wolf
Chicogo
Everal Percens
North Iage
Drunkenness A Gurable Disease
Fragmented OCR text discusses drunkenness, treatment approaches, and medical opinions. It mentions limits on penalties and a reference to medical or legal remedies, with unclear details about institutions and dates. The passage lacks coherent narrative, but centers on alcohol use and proposed responses.
Vermont Civil War Claims and Congressional Seats Debate
Brattieboro Reformor notes the tangled postwar claims and a looming Vermont political maneuver over granting a congressman seat amid war claims and committee assignments. The piece questions if Congressman Haskins should retain influence or be replaced, highlighting Democratic and Republican stakes and voter wisdom.
Injustice to Ludlow Sparks Local Reaction
A distorted account by a New York World space-writer fuels town debate on recent events. Readers note inflated portrayals and biased framing, urging caution about overdrawn facts while residents defend the town’s conduct and integrity amid ongoing discussions.
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New York
Ani
PHTS POON I ICE CREAM AND KILLS SWEETHEART
Milewake Wie Mace 54 Mice Nettie Plesebek died early key after a strange incident. Details are garbled but place and dates are unclear. The report mentions a woman killed and a suspect or cause not clearly stated.
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Milewake
Nettie Plesebek
Weventern
Dentir Evenaie
Warly Yeetenkey
Adanielecernd
Lew Srertleart
Leo Wubiold
Ao Han Iotven
Rheumatism Cure Promised By Simple Home Mixture
A sensational old notice touts a home remedy using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Gory Yeast Saccharine, and another ingredient for rheumatism. It claims rapid relief from kidney trouble and pain, urging readers to mix and take after meals and at bedtime. The piece also references political corruption rumors and stalled bills surrounding race track gambling, noting possible delays and ongoing debates.
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Reetnt Hospital
Sena
Viet
Seth
Royal Family Collar for Papa Elkins
A fragmentary report describes a royal family collar for Papa Elkins amid a Vatican tie involving Italy and Eskine. It mentions exchanges between the King and President Roosevelt, Invites to Senator Elidiya Jn, and a private papal mission to New York seeking Catholic conversion for Eskime.
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Papa Elkins
Ile
Italy
Galtale Quirinet
Senate
Council
Anister
Myal
Eskine
Rovewell
Victor Fant Haste
Elidiya Jn
Rome
Patrick Walsh
Alphonse
New York
Desirable Immigrants Targeted for Deportation
An immigration official says thousands labeled undesirables will be deported. John T Harper, agent at large for the immigration bureau, gathered statistics but could not provide exact numbers. He indicated many foreigners would be sent away from the area.
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Sands
John T. Harper
Pitts
Buick parts and Vermont practice prompt demand fill
A fragmented note discusses Buick parts and Vermont practice, noting demand and quality concerns. It mentions facilities and quick fulfillment, suggesting caution and protection against issues. The garbled text implies guidance on placing orders to ensure reliability and avoid missing shipments.
Pstaams Fadeless Dyes Offer Short on Details
An OCR fragment touts Pstaam's fadeless dyes claiming colors cover wool silk cotton and mixes with less effort and no failures. It mentions a 10 cent price and references Red Cross Miley Granite Bik with unclear place names and misspellings.
Mitchell to confer with Roosevelt after trip to West Baden
Indianapolis March 24 John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers traveled to West Baden for a few days rost. He will go to Washington Saturday to confer with President Roosevelt who has offered him a commission to lead mining reform. Mitchell reportedly declined to discuss his plans.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
West Baden
Washington
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Minelley
King Manuel May Lose Wounded Arm Report
A Milan dispatch notes that surgeons say King Manuel may lose a wounded arm. The report from Madrid cites belief of severe injury and potential amputation, with officials awaiting further medical updates on the monarch's condition.
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Manuel
Prince Wilhelm to Wed in May in Sweden United States Visit
Prince Wilhelm plans a May wedding as King Gustave of Sweden visits the United States. The grand duchess involved is linked to Geamd Teche Paw a. The report mixes royal plans with an international visit and unclear references to a noble family.
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Prince Wilhelm
Gustave
Sweden
United States
Euminer
Andro
Cooper's Followers and Their Belief in His Medicines
A historical notice outlines Cooper's claimed travels across cities, sparking discussion about his beliefs and medicines. Testimonials from Agnes Virgenhousar and W. B. Stewart describe lasting health improvements, energy gains, and stronger digestion after using Cooper's preparations. C. H. Kendriel & Co. promote the medicines as a national sensation.
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Cooper
Poe
Agnes Virgenhousar
St. Louis Avenue
Chicago
Oriental Bank Reopens After Suspension Ends
The Oriental Bank reopened and depositors asked to leave books to be balanced. Circulation will be set at five percent, and the Metropolitan Trust Company will begin daily payments as soon as feasible. The clearing house balance was paid and about five thousand dollars were returned to savings banks that were affected by the suspension. The plan received depositor approval and was approved by the court despite opposition from Attorney General Jackson.
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New York
Ee Bank
Metropolitan Trust Company
Oriental Banke
Gelentul
New York Officials Deny Charges In Excise Probe
Officials for the Society for the Prevention of Crime deny claims that police failed to enforce the excise laws on Sunday. General Bingham details patrols and asserts the force was inadequate. The writer expresses confidence in the police commissioner and rebuts accusations of negligence.
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Society For the Prevention of Crime
Smyer
Bingham
Forre
Federation of Labor Permanently Enjoined in DC Case
Washington March 4 The American Federation of Labor and its president Gom pore faced a permanent injunction against the federation in a Supreme Court decision. Chief Justice Dabeugh ruled that the temporary restraint be made permanent, allowing Gould to proceed against the federation. The federation plans an appeal to the district court.
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Washington
American Federation of
Oak Park elevated crash injures many riders
March 24 report says more than two dozen people were injured in a rear end collision on Oak Park elevated trains near Van Buren Street. Three cars of the line collided, causing a panic as passengers scrambled to exit. Several identified riders, including C Stern and PD, were among those hurt.
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Oak Park
van Buren Streets
O ‘Yan
Teat
Air Park
Trai Wan
Novi
Fate If
C Stern
Yds Masigne Y
Fine Caine
Che Colton
Earthquake Shocks Felt in California Towns
A moderate quake rattled several Imperial Valley towns on Sunday causing minor damage in Brawley and Centre. Reports note tremors were felt across the region with no major injuries recorded.
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Val
Brawley
Western Crop Values Across Seventeen States Total 1 099 Billion
The federal report lists western state farm values totaling 1 099 billion dollars. It names corn wheat oats barley rye potatoes and other crops with Nebraska Kansas Iowa Missouri Minnesota and the Mississippian plains as contributors. The article also contains an ad for Grove’s liniment claiming to cure a cold in one day.
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Unio Pacific Rail
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Kansas
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Grove
Tars to Wear Silk Neckerchin Auction Noted
A fragmented notice references a planned expenditure of about 40 000 dollars for silk neckerchin attire for sailors. The item appears in a March timetable with bids invited and a two item limit amid unclear lines.
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