Random snippets offer quirky, mixed future forecasts
A Georgia editor cites lines about a tall Minnesota defender and tree planting efforts, notes on medical surgeries and a Rio rodeo, a failed antimony to gris bax venture, copper production surges in Montana, and an English prophet predicting 1808 pole discovery and global upheavals. The excerpt reads as a collage of disparate items with speculative tone.
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North Pole
Mars
Europe
South America
London
Spain
Doings of a Week A Week's News Condensed
A review of the past seven days covers treaties, executive sessions in the U S Senate, naval expansion debate, civil service issues, and defense bills. It notes nominations to high offices, discussions on Hawaiian affairs, and various state and national political moves with scattered world events and disasters.
Turbulent Telegrams Report Fears of Lynching and Fires
Early 1900s style telegrams describe a lynching threat in Utah tied to a fugitive, a fatal cadet quarrel in Texas, multiple arsons in Texas and Kentucky, a Seminole Indians burning fear in Oklahoma, fake currency cases in New York, and ship movements to the Klondike, with political and social notes touching on finance, policing, and cultural questions.
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Potetuwotomie County
U.T
Maverrenn
Salvation Army
Texarkana
Ark
Auessman Lerrenwowri
Thomasville
Hillsharo
Tex
Karlboro
New York
Hull
Klondike
United States
Canada
James C. McKirmes
Leavenworth
Kansas
Clinton
St. Louis
New Orleans
Hine
Archbald Woods
Justion Horace Gray to Retire Next March at Age TM
The article notes Justion Horace Gray of the United States Supreme Court will retire next March upon reaching the age of TM while remaining vigorous and healthy, with speculation he may continue in active service. It also mentions Miss Mary Hochel Dobeon, daughter of Austin Debran, as a leading worker in the university settlement for women in Bombay.
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United States Supreme Court
Mary Hochel Dobeon
Austin Debran
University
Bombay
Pila
Outtine
Pone Leo
London
Jan
Rome
Daily Chronicle
Cigita Cattolica
Vatican
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Holy See
Switzerland
America
Italy
Cardinal Rampolla
Theaide
Cardinal Rempolla
Republican Party
Fritim
Beta
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Chesey
Dinsmore
Talover
Cox
Prentise
Coleman
Aureniteat
Webbe Og Pike
Vias
Anderson
Warren
Homston
Pavola
Linsmore
Cutter States
Wagt AY Bt. Fomurmin
Tornado devastates Fort Smith with widespread destruction
A catastrophic tornado struck Fort Smith Arkansas Tuesday night causing over a million dollars in property loss. Buildings including schools churches hotels and stores were leveled or damaged while at least 40 deaths and 70 injuries are reported with Crawford County noting multiple fatalities. Relief funds rapidly mobilize as city residents aid in debris clearance and repairs.
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Ark
National Cemetery
Chiren
Meller
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Robinson
Frisco Railroad
Missouri Pebile Railroad
Garrison Avenue
Ninth Street
Texas
Ismacson
I Habcock's
Fleming Bros
Hartefield's
Smith's
Marines
J. Mance
Mann & Wilson
City Food
W. Patrick's Show
Boyd Brow
Four
Tom Caldares
Frank Hollinger
Aquors
O'Shea
Frank Fourland
M. W. Burke
Beautiful National Cemetery
Fort Smith
Jorge Parker
Rector Mansion
Albert Nike
Wirt Baptist Church
Central Methodist Church
Kindlewood
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hrawnscombe Memorial Church
Fort Swithh
Crawford County
Year Opens With Satisfactory Prospects In Trade
G Dun & Co reports a promising start to the year with stock advances, steady grain yields, and higher earnings in U S commerce. Wheat and cotton markets show mixed signals as rail demand remains strong. several furnaces operate despite holidays. London trial of Prince ends with a guilty finding but irresponsibility noted. obituary items note local deaths in St Louis and Hazard & Wilano reveals.
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New York
G. Dun & Co
United States
Chicago
Rioting in Havana and U S Cuba unrest report
Reported riot near Havana with about 100 soldiers and printing presses attacked at La Divicion and El Diario de la Marina. Civilians shouted anti Spanish and pro Spain chants. Garrote authorities blocked further violence. Subsequent dispatches describe continued unrest in Havana and Washington cables noting uneasy calm later.
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Dan
Treraing
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Terra
Io Cube
Duces
Juveaa
la Weenssion
el Bevon Centrada
la Dipctenion
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Harnad
el Diario de la Marion
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Eltinene
el Diario de
Marina
Spain
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Lee
Lse
Day
White House
State Department
President Tole to Washington on Pora voyage
Honolulu reports President Sanford J. Tole sails to Washington aboard the steamship Pora with staff, secretary and physician as Hawaii’s Foreign Affairs minister prepares to act as chief executive during absence. Annexation debate looms in February legislative session.
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San Francisco
Sanford J. Tole
Washington
Pora
Cyris P. Inukea
Dr. Day
Cooper
Dole
Council of State
Lorin A. Thurston
United States
Island Republic
Cable Sree A
Sow
Jester Hing
Bent
Uneatisfuctory
Sas Rs Eee Toms
State Legislature Debates Revenue and House Actions
The long session features extensive debates on tax policy, licenses, and public works. Members discuss amendments to privilege taxes, road duties, and education funding while considering bills on sinks, cotton buyers, and state university support amid interwoven committee reports and executive session notes.
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Houston
Martin
Moore
Stovall
Sextor
Oakley
Battils
Langston
Andergon
Lee and
Luwamba
Mt. Denton
Baird
Holly
Wall
State Library
House
Kacye Walenie
Kiera
Ul Sunate
McCool
Money
Auk
antoLiZe Homru
Allgood
Webster
Keanely
Prowitt
Me. Jones
Union
Anderson
Itawamba
Mempuiil
Gallaway
Hovis
Underwood
Thomas
Abe
Montgomery
Atilwrkom
Lee
Fragmented Rainy Reminder From Cleveland Plain Dealer
The readable fragments recall a rainy reminder with tangled dialogue about a tenant and household head. Names and clear actions are missing, leaving a hazy glimpse of a domestic dispute or admonition reported in a city newspaper.
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Cleveland Plain
On the Waiter and a Cracking Customer Tale
A waiter at a restaurant serves a famous literary figure who cannot eat the soup because no spoon is provided. The exchange reveals a witty moment as the patron explains the fault while a literary genius calmly notes the missing spoon. This fragment showcases humor from a Northwestern Christian Advocate item and an aside about a tube listener joke.
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