Police of Paris Third Brigade Described by Vance Thompson
Descriptive profile of Paris police Third Brigade detailing duties watch patrolmen and investigate complaints. Notes half the unit guards the streets, the other half probes private lives to weed out bad character, with a detective force reporting to the prefect of police.
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Low
Vance Thompson
Paris
de Paix
Sina
Agalhat
Mr. Thompson
Amaller
Fragmented textile catalog items and prices from a historic listing
A fragmented OCR text lists various textile items with prices such as collard, mufflers, shawls and fascinators. Mentions locations Newport and dollars with prices in cents and dollars. Items include Silk Mufflers and Stars shawls priced around 60 to 160 cents and up to $1.60.
Senate Judiciary Panel Endorses Roosevelt Letter Report
A Washington report notes the Senate Judiciary Committee favorable action on a position previously stated by Minh and reiterated in Roosevelt’s letter to Secretary Root. The committee’s members and the public were briefed last week amid ongoing parliamentary discussions on foreign affairs.
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Washington
Det
Senate
Tadey
Ition
Gh schoolteacher examines siplogy class inquiry
A schoolteacher reviews a siplogy class titled ny ribs have yaa Charles, focusing on a curious dialogue about anatomy and language in a classroom setting. The fragment hints at an informal discussion or joke rather than a formal lesson.
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Charles
Fragmentary courtroom exchange in Gen Bitter remark
Retort quotes Gen Bitter criticizing Ben Butler as a terror to judges. Scranton judge Badger, provoked, questions the role of counsel. Butler responds with a sharp aside about his own appointment to the bench.
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Gen Bitter
Ben Butler
Scranton
Badger
Butler
Liverpool paper tells tale of A forced to grow 2 beams
A Liverpool newspaper recounts the pathetic case of a man identified as A who must grow two beams to ward off pneumonia and related illnesses. The woman he loves, Patty Bin, declines to marry unless he overcomes the condition, highlighting a strained romance amid hardship.
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Liverpool
Lve
Patty
Bini
Desert Thirst and the Five Phases of Death
A historical note explores desert thirst as a five phase progression from normal threat to certain death within eighty hours. It outlines treatments for early phases, while warning that the fourth and fifth phases are fatal. includes scattered anecdotes about Chilean geography and a German prince, reflecting periodical miscellany tone.
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Alps
Dynamite the Power Untamable Explored in Depth
The article profiles the dynamite agent as a blend of chemist, quarry man, electrician, and mineralogist who must be cool and resourceful. It outlines his process from rock assessment to drilling, tamping, and electrical setup, noting rivalries and the risky, showy handling of explosives and the uncertainties of nitroglycerin.
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Maige
Samuel
Adgins
Stain Removers and London Cockney Wit
A mix of stain removing tips for ink rust and wine marks with kerosene and ammonia followed by a column of Cockney humor and quotes about London life. Includes a diplomat gallery anecdote about American citizenship and a joke about breaking into Saviths house.
Valuations of New York Churches and Synagogues
The New York Sun lists church and religious building values across the city. Trinity Church leads with millions, followed by Grace, St. Paul the Apostle, Marble Collegiate, and others on Fifth Avenue, Broad Street, and Central Park West. Major religious sites include St Patrick’s Cathedral at 3 million, Temple Beth-El at 1.3 million, and the Broadway Tabernacle at 700 thousand.
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Trinity Church
Upien
New York
St. Raul's Church
Grace Church
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Awenue
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
St. Mark
Wifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
West Fifty-ninth Street
Temple Bosaw Bi
St. Patrick's Cathedral
B'ns Jeeshurap Synagogue
Temple Beth-El
Fifth Avenue
Seventy-sixth Street
Practical pictures replace wall art with banknote frames
A practical millionaire imagines displaying money instead of paintings. Bank notes, including a £100,000 note, hang on walls while a hoped for valuable picture might someday cover the price. He notes visitors focus on cost over beauty and jokes about checks and notes as art.
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Oda
Milliionaire
Mauds
Odin
Fragmented Journal Excerpt Reflects On Reason And Risk
An OCR fragment from a court journal critiques overreliance on reason to guarantee safety in railway travel and examines the roles of engine drivers and signalmen. It parodies cautious thought, cites a character named Gladys with a baby, and hints at social exchanges and dialogue without a coherent narrative.
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Senate Chamber
Philadelphia Ledger
Senate
Firet
Tx Court Journal
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Uch
Wellvusase
Long
Anffy
Fiat
Ted
Beaver
Coney Eter
Eavy Furs
Shinchille
Ches Long
Isabella
Tas
Valier
Quiliete
Gaya
Derwin
Quillo
Valperaise
Chile
Quiltota
Wea
Ewan
Bargeli
London
Germany
Vuarloug
Jed
Sven
Clerg
Toad
Roepe
Lippimoatt
Grasa
Abbey
Dickene
Lordos
Ben Joueon
the Mermaid
Mam Johnson
Savith
Berstar
Reugon
Orittick
Cardenanées
Gladys
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