First political banners for Jerome reelection suspended
The Bessemer Herald reports banners for William Travers Jerome as district attorney of New York were suspended by a new organization pledging to support him. The piece notes mail service interruptions in Mississippi Louisiana and Texas due to quarantine regulations and touches on labor strikes and political influence in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Travers Erome
New York
Jerome
PeetoMee Department
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tessas
New York State
Drew and Steel
Ttds
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Steeof
Vital States Steeh Corporation
Tis
Sto Carme
Davelyve
Albany department store collapse kills and injures many
A three hundred worker department store in Albany New York owned by the John C Myers estate collapsed from roof to cellar Tuesday morning after Italian workmen loosened an iron pillar. The disaster left at least eleven dead and many injured with hundreds of relatives at the scene and 200 men still searching the wreckage Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Fragmented OCR City Scores Remain Unclear
Readable parts show scattered place names and numbers including Des Moines Denver Puebla St. Joseph and unclear percentages. No coherent event or outcome is evident. text appears damaged with mixed city references and stray figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Il
Des Moines
Linus City
Denver Oo
Puebla
Ousalia Oo
St. Joseph
Lamont will leaves widow and children in New York
Fragmented notices report the will of Daniel S. Lamont leaving an estate to his widow and children. Other items mention labor unrest in San Francisco, a railway sale in Milwaukee, and various political and financial disputes amid weather and crime notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel S. Lamont
New York
Eugene Sehrmitz
Union Labor
Thayer
San Francisco
Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company
Milwaukee
Morkan & Co
Heathkow-Canton
Deissenstats Auimetg
Dheaver Seavings Bank
Centrale du Force
Department of Age Vie Tsure
Ae Peoples
Churches Join Ranks for Interchurch Conference in New York
Twenty four denominations with about 18 million communicants appoint delegates to a week long federation conference in Carnegie Hall starting November 15. Roosevelt backs the effort with cabinet members likely to attend. Sixty speakers including bishops from several churches, judges, a senator, a governor and editors will discuss religious education social order evangelization and national life. Denominational rallies platform on youth and a Waldorf Astoria reception will feature among events.
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New York City
Carnegie Hall
Roosevelt
Protestant Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Reformed Episcopal Church
United States Supreme Court
United States
Fellowship of Faith
Waldorf- Astoria
Starvation in Spain sparks peasant hunger strikes
In Andalusia and its provinces Cadiz Seville Malaga Granada thousands face hunger living on herbs roots and berries. Bakers work by night to avoid mobs while desperate peasants loot larders for food and mothers try to ease starving children with raw drugs as famine mirrors old social enslavement.
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Andalusia
Spain
Cadiz
Seville
Malaga
Granada
Aales
Betnee
Obituary Notice for Prancesco ZAccedhi In Memoriam
The late Prancesco ZAccedhi was MS at the time of his death and an uncle at Salvini. He was the oldest actor on the Stathim stage, remembered for his long career and presence in local theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prancesco Zaccehdi
Salvini
Stathim
Robert Reyburn Survivor of Physicians Who Attended President Garnell
Robert Reyburn stands as the sole survivor among the physicians and surgeons who attended President Garnell twenty four years ago, marking a distant chapter in the medical circle’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reyburn
Garnell
Too Good to Less Police Weight Issue Sparks Debate
Cincinnati police men faced a weight challenge as twenty officers trained daily with Indian clubs, dumbbells, and track workouts. Chief Milliken received a report showing some officers increased weight while others barely changed. He plans to request keeping heavy weights in use despite concerns.
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Cincinnati
Milliken
Avoirdupols
Weather Bureau Reports Promise For Crops In Several States
The weekly Weather Bureau bulletin notes warm Texas and Oklahoma conditions, cooler areas in the Lake region and California coasts, with generally favorable temperatures elsewhere. Too much rain hurts Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Jordan, and parts of Mississippi, while northern Alabama, Georgia, the Carolinas, and many mid Atlantic regions need rain. Corn remains in excellent condition though drought risks in the Ohio Valley. winter wheat harvest mostly done but slowed by Kansas rains. Plowing for fall seeding proceeds in central valleys. spring wheat prevalent in the Dakotas with minor injuries. Iowa harvest nearly finished, Nebraska and SD in progress, North Dakota crops outstanding with long heads. Oregon harvest active with lower yields. Washington spring wheat maturing. oats crops strong.
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Weather Bureau
The
Texas
Oklahoma
Lake
Tennessee
Georgia
North Pacific Coast
Corn Belt
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Kansas
Middle Atlantic
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Oregon
Washington
Spread of Yellow Fever Grips Louisiana City and Parishes
New Orleans reports sixty new yellow fever cases and four deaths, boosting totals to sixty three and W. The surge also reaches outside parishes with twenty two new cases, Patterson town accounting for nineteen. State health board seeks militia aid. proclamation bars entry from infected zones without health certificates, enforces quarantine rules, and limits non mail freight unless fumigated.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Patterson
St. Charles Parish
State Board of Health
Blanchard
Cotton Crop Progress Across Southern States
Picking is general in southern Texas and some central counties, with progress in extreme north districts limited. The crop shows improvement in Tennessee, western North Carolina, northern Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma and parts of Louisiana, while overall conditions deteriorate elsewhere.
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Tennessee
North Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texas
Louisiana volcano erupts near Shreveport in Caddo district
A Louisiana volcano near Shreveport in Caddo district has formed from a burning off well that began three months ago as a gusher. A widening 10 inch hole swallowed derrick, machinery, and nearby buildings while trees were uprooted. The crater grows daily as flames and oil rise, carrying earth and stones into the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Caddo District
Shreveport
Elf
Gua
Thei
James Brough Honored With London Matinee At His Majesty’s
James Brough, honored for jubilee as an actor, had his matinee at His Majesty's Theatre, London, recently. He began his stage career nearly seventy years ago after working in the publishing office of the Daily Telegraph before turning to acting.
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James Brough
His Majesty's Theater
London
The
Daily Telegraph
Henry VIII’s Lineage Traced to Tudor Ancestor
The article notes Henry VIII was not purely royal in birth. It traces his line to Owen Tudor, described as the son of a steward to the Bishop of Banger. This connects the king to a non-noble forebear through Tudor ancestry.
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Henry VIII
Owen Tudor
Banger
Board of health actions prompt easing Louisiana quarantines
Wording indicates officials warn that individuals must comply with court answers and that illegal travel restraints will not be tolerated. Gov Blanchard's support signals a shift toward relaxing stringent quarantines in Louisiana, easing the present onerous restrictions.
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Board of Health
Blanchard
Louisiana
Academic luminaries and world assignments listed
Prof Filaders Egyptologist discovers temple in Sinai peninsula Seakit el Khadem. Prof Curie elevated to member of the Academy of Sciences of France. Dr A V V Raymond of Union College refuses 14000 to join Buffalo Presbyterian church, salary 5040. Prof N A Cobb to push scientific farming in Hawaiian islands for Uncle Sam. Prof Henry C Davis to Washburn College as philosophy and biblical literature professor. Prof Albert M Reese of Syracuse University travels to Florida with Smithsonian to study alligator embryology. Rev Dr Ryan of St Patrick's Thurles commissioned by the Vatican to staff Irish ecclesiastics in the Philippines.
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Filaders
Sinai Peninsula
Seakit el Khadem
Frof. Curie
Academy of Sciences of France
A. V. V. Raymond
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
First Presbyterian Church
Baffalo
N. A. Cobb
Spencer, Mass
Hawaiian Islands
Siam
New South Wales
Henry C. Davis
Yale
Washburn College
Topeka
Kan
Albert M. Reese
Syracuse University
Dodd’s Kidney Pills Recounted By Local Painter
Sault Ste. Marie, Aug. 11. Mr C L Smith, a painter and decorator, says lead poisoning or rheumatism caused severe pain and crippling. After using two boxes of Dodd’s Kidney Pills, he regained mobility, eliminated pain, and was able to discard a cane. He praises the pills for reaching his problem and restoring health.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
C. L. Smith
WO Anne Street
Hamlet to Richard PEE a Strenuous Part
A distorted dialogue shows an inquisitive figure asking about Hamlet and Neo responding with a suggestive remark. The exchange hints at the burdens of performing the turbulent bardic roles and the pressure to tackle a rival character.
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Hamlet
Neo
Richard
Fifteen Years of Torture Cured in One Week by Cuticura
A testimonial from H. B. Franklin of Allegheny Pa describes fifteen years of scalp and skin sores vanishing after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. He reports complete cure in one week after four baths and daily applications, praising the products and urging others to try them.
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H. B. Franklin
Washington St
Allegheny
Reading Newspapers for Informed Citizenship
The piece urges daily reading of one good newspaper with selective attention to helpful articles. It highlights weekly and monthly reviews for current history, noting editors’ corrections of errors in hurried daily reports. It cautions that reviews supplement daily papers and warns against sole reliance on end-of-month news.
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Het
Speech about young voters and learning to speak clearly
A student and teacher exchange in a garbled dialogue discussing the importance of young voters. The teacher praises the student for strong words while the student seeks to understand the message and voice.
Heart Right When He Quit Coffee
A dated note on heart trouble and life insurance, recounting an Colorado man's coffee cessation success. It links prolonged coffee use to heart issues, cites Postum coffee substitute, and mentions a health book. Includes weather and agricultural notes and brief business and industry updates.
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Colorado
Loo
Wits
Nite Insuydtee Coumbany
Postuar
Eure
Bustua
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Trade Review of Grain and Livestock Market Activity
A historical port market summary notes heavy corn prospects from weather in flux, rising commercial activity, and diversified demand. Receipts include lumber and hides up from last year, grain and provisions volatile due to stock levels, with flour and hardwoods in demand and edge in livestock sales.
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Els
Chiesa
Elghteen
Stan
Chicago Cattle Market Notes Grain and Livestock Prices
Fragmented OCR summary notes prime cattle demand in Chicago with prices for wheat corn rye oats and potatoes. Mentions pork, New York dairy items and various regional price references across markets, with several garbled terms and line fragments.
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Chicago
Timathy
Proicio
Wits
Sean
Navy
Hhcey
New York
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Bessemer
Michigan
J. Frank Tlily
Peeach
Thoreday
Thomas “Pageort
Western Union Pelegraph
Casine Rals Deans
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Western Union
Pandya Ae
Idm
Tediana
Sappion
le Meade
Preach Lick
Baseball Cubs
National Leaut
Americar Association
L. T
Pittsburg
St. Lerais
Philadelphia
Boston
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Brooklyn
Detroit
Cleveland
Louis
Columbus
Bandiseanaguntis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kangas City
Western League
Ussia
Wa ‘Ting Vans
United Brates
Chana
Walliams
Attertes
Attortneys
Northarty
Wisielh
Ernest MM. Bures
Robeort Mussel
Frank Ballerd
Moffatt Road
Denver
Colo
Choredit
Revo
Caughey
Stepheaw
Cuuceh
Wtupton
Bed
Manchuria
Derald
Promis NG
Minnessota Eeseeen
Ahhlun MD
Missouri
Rtd
Mick
Dakota
Wisconsin
Iusie
Carrie—Welk
Carrie
Imdustry
Bak
Wenley
Soare
Nuuber
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