Tragic Fire at Peabody Catholic School Reported
A spectacular blaze at a Catholic school in Peabody Massachusetts killed a child and a sister teacher. Authorities described a chaotic evacuation with the vestibule collapse trapping several pupils and staff. The Mother Superior stated all upper floor pupils escaped safely as ground floor victims were unaccounted for.
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Peabody
Massachusetts
Lacie
Frost & Me
Aimee
Wistera
Penei Haedau
Tore Wieinadovis
Berichengett
KauBate Ion
Nicholas J. Eit Mai
Marie Carmelita
French cabinet resigns amid political storm in Paris
Premier Viviani resigns as head of the government. Briand is asked to form a new cabinet after a stormy session in the Chamber of Deputies adjourned at Viviani’s request. Crisis linked to dissatisfaction with foreign policy and the German diplomatic victory.
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Paris
Viviani
Lered
Amch
Hich
Briand
Poincaire
Chamber of Deputies
M. ‘Viviani
M. Briand
Bulgaria
Germany
Congress to curb undercutting by banning below-cost imports
Washington reports Congress will be asked to pass a law prohibiting foreign manufacturers from selling their products in the United States below the cost of production. The move aims to shield American merchants from cheap imports following the recent war ending, with further legislation anticipated.
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United States
Hawaii
War Office
Congress
Washington
State off Scotland Coast Threatens Shipwreck
On the east coast of Scotland a vessel ran aground amid bad weather with fears of total wreck. Officers and crew were saved.
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Scotland
Japs to ignore Christians cere monies of Emperor Yoshihito
Fragmented note reports Japan planning to hold ceremonies honoring Emperor Yoshihito while signaling indifference toward Christian communities. The text suggests state sponsored events and potential religious undercurrents amid broader wartime messaging.
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Yoshihito
Robbery ring fells to dodge in Northwestern state
Report details a band of robbers active in the northwestern region, targeting travel routes and motor vehicles. Officers describe heightened patrols with a guard presence reported near a local facility during daytime hours.
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State
Third Board Member resigns amid general upheaval
Kansas City Baptist convention records show a board overhaul with three resignations. New members include Dr W S Abernathy and Mrs B F Ruse. B W Stephens leads the executive board. Liberty chosen for next year’s meeting amid calls for broader resignations and reform.
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William Jewel College
Liberty
John W.million
Efficiency Committee
Kansas City
A Abernathy
B. F." Ruse
Lex McDaniel
J.C. Armstrong
Blanche Reeves
R. K. Martin
C. B. Miller
B. W. Stephens
Columbia
The
Missouri Baptists
Fragmentary Local Notice of Names and Debts in Pittsburgh Telegraph
A garbled OCR fragment from the Pittsburgh Telegraph references a late Joye Melchool and a physician author Dy itchell, with scattered names and debt notes. The text is largely unreadable but hints at a financial or legal notice involving individuals and entities, amid stray phrases and misread characters.
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Joye Melchoolauhs
Itchell
Yeadon
Pittsbireéh
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The text fragment presents unclear quotes and garbled phrases with no discernible events, names, places, or dates to anchor a news summary. It lacks coherent content suitable for a factual card.
Ex Mayor of Butler Dies in Kansas Home
G B Hickman long time Butler resident died at his home in county Kansas. Born in New Jersey in 1827 he moved to Butler in 1868 and ran a furniture and undertaking business. Elected mayor in 1902 he served two years.
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G.B. Hickman
Butler
County
Kansas
Mr. Hickman
New Jersey
Col Warner Lewis Dies in Montgomery Heart Trouble
Col Warner Lewis a widely known Missourian and father of R E Lewis judge of the US district court at Denver died suddenly at his Montgomery home of heart trouble He was 72 years old.
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Col
Warner Lewis
Col. Warner Lewis
R. E. ‘Lewis
United States District Court
Denver
Montgomery
Carterville Postmaster Resigns to Enter Mining Business
L SC Gray, post master of Carterville for twenty years, announces resignation to pursue a mining venture. A Republican, his term would have run until June 1917. The Carterville office paid a $1,700 salary.
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L.sc. Gray
Carterville
Gray
Real Estate Dealer William Watterson Dies at Brookfield
William Watterson a Missouri real estate dealer and Sumner resident dies of heart disease at Brookfield He was an active member of the Missouri Real Estate Dealers Association.
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William Watterson
Sumner
Brookfield
Watterson
The
Missouri Real Estate Dealers’ Association
City Council Seeks Quit For Cigarettes at MU
Columbia city council imposes a $250 tax on dealers selling ready made cigarettes or makins to University of Missouri students citing moral welfare concerns. The move targets local tobacco sellers and aims to curb youth access.
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Columbia City Council
University of Missouri
Baptist minister enters Episcopal ministry in Missouri
The Rev. Fuller Lowitt of Carthage quits the Baptist ministry after twenty years and begins steps toward the Episcopal priesthood. He was confirmed at a special service by Rt. Rev. S. C. Partridge of Kansas City, bishop of the western Missouri diocese. Mr. Swift's wife also was involved.
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Quits
Fuller~Lowitt
Carthage
S. C. Partridge
Kansas City
Western Missouri
Swift
Mines Resume Work at Camilla Lead and Zixe Mines
The Camilla Lead and Zixe Mines near Lake Pettisecoun 7 have resumed operations after sixteen months idle. Local officials expect continued activity and potential local economic impact.
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Camilla
Lake Pettisecoun 7
Premature Explosion Kills Miner at Fork Mine
A miner at Fork Mine was killed when a dynamite shot exploded prematurely during preparation. The deceased was identified as a worker from Bethwa ath, with no further details provided on survivors.
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Eee Saad
Beth Wa Ath
Fork
Tried as Slayer Ge Tried as Slayer Irxu Guinn Bound Over
Irxu Guinn wealthy cattle dealer of Lockwood bound over to circuit court at Carthage on a charge of causing the death of D. Thorpe, 26, struck by Guinn’s motor car in an alleged incident.
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Irxu Guinn
Ceater
Lockwood
Carthage
D. Thorpe
Thorpe
Guinn
Moberly Bank President A. P. Terrill Dies
A. P. Terrill, 78, president of the Bank of Moberly, died unexpectedly in Moberly. He served as a judge and was a Confederate Army captain in the Civil War.
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Moberly
A. P. Terrill
Bank of
Missouri Nurses elect new president in St Joseph meeting
Miss Sallie J Bryant of St Joseph was reelected president of the Missouri Nurses Association with the next meeting place announced.
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Missouri Nurses
Reopening of Broadway Attracts Large Crowd
Twenty thousand persons attended the reopening event on Broadway amid ceremonies and festivities as a major city venue returned to public use after renovations.
St Louis football game leaves Bryan Scott fatally injured
Bryan Scott was injured in the St Louis area college football matchup between St Louis University and Knox College, with reports indicating a fatal outcome. The incident occurred during the recent game in St Louis, prompting further medical and university investigations.
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Bryan Scott
St. Lowie university-Knox
St. Louis
What He Would Like
Dialogue between a hobo and an old lady as they spar over money and dignity. The hobo asks for a nickel while the old lady recalls seeing him near a saloon and questions his shame.
Inherited traits in music criticism and business claim
A professor notes the daughter’s music progress while joking about failing scales. The mother quips on inherited talent and the Graney father’s wealth from business.
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Graney
Fragmentary school chatter on Chaucer and students
A garbled excerpt shows a professor of English discussing Chaucer with remarks about reading ease and student papers. The text includes stray phrases like Had Practice and 80 queer, with unclear attributions to Harvard and a likely classroom scene.
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Chaucer
Snes Oe
Harverd Lampeoon
Not Safe. Safé Burglars Do Not Boast About Their Work
A concise note on burglary warns that thieves avoid boasting about their crimes. It emphasizes discreet handling of security and urges vigilance among residents. Local authorities have cautioned property owners to secure premises and report suspicious activity.
Unclear stray text from barbershop chat and life note
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions a barber shop talk about golf and a Mrs Brown and a person named Jonce Tat. The legibility is poor and no coherent event or dates are present.
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Mrs. Brown
Pran
Parlor Carpet Quip Sparks Turbulent Exchange
A clipped Victorian exchange shows a woman challenging a claim about her parlor carpet while a companion retorts with a puzzled remark about sweeping arreiga. The fragment hints at social etiquette and domestic dispute in a single overheard moment.
Note Lata ae nento Fania
A fragmented OCR item notes Lata ae nento Fania with unclear context or dates. The readable parts point to a personal or cultural reference but lack concrete actions, locations, or outcomes to determine a full news event.
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