Professor Munterberg Dies Suddenly During Lecture
Harvard physiology professor Munterberg collapsed while lecturing at Radcliffe College for Women. He was reported to have fainted on the platform as students watched in shock. College physician Dr. Jowett arrived and attempted to aid him before collapsing.
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Tad Pannecambrice
Mona Lerbers
Harvard University
Addiity
Radelitte College For Women
Germany
Wae
Munaterborg Waa
Wowen
Hin
Jowatt
Dallvas
College Students Snow Shovelers Move Snow Across City
College students shovel snow across the city as heavy snowfall halts activities. City officials estimate millions of dollars in disruption and cleanup costs.
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New York
Vandykes Bring Big Sum In Portals Purchase
A garbled report notes that a transaction occurred today in New York involving portals valued at a large sum. Details are unclear due to distorted text, but it references the Earl of Denblat and buyers in New York.
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Perse
Mit
Earl
Ot Denblat
New York Wteaters
Waterways Plan Changes in Ammoniuse from Washington
A fragment notes discussion on lakes and canals leading to the gulf waterway. Officials from Washington and C. Ben are referenced in relation to the governorship and proposed sections of the project. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fire at Perigh Wen Home Burns Multiple People
A house in Ashyllie, Nebraska, suffered a deadly blaze with three people killed two badly burned and two others injured. Authorities say the rapid flames engulfed the residence near Jack Penland, leaving surrounding homes in alarm.
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Perigh Wen
Ashyllie
Poe
Jack Penland
Chicago Citizens Face Coal Famine
Local editor Gaoree H. Cushing of Jack Mamond warns Chicago residents may face a coal shortage within ten days. He cites dwindling supplies and reports from area dealers as the cause of the impending fuel famine.
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Chicago
Prana
Mercury
Free Edison program arranged for Bryan audience
Muse Jovers in Bryan will attend a 10 o'clock Monday evening Edison program at the city theater. Edison's Diamond Disc phonograph and records will be demonstrated by EB Patterson of the Edison company with a concert and samples for attendees.
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Bryan
Thin City
M Long White
Memre
Parks & Co
Stein
Ocean
EB. Patterson
Fae
Edison Concern
Rome
Xpanions
Ian Dorne
Iron Works Fire Damages Llewellyn Iron Works
A fire at Llewellyn Iron Works caused significant damage this morning. Fire crews responded and breeched barriers, preventing a larger explosion while assessing extensive damage to facilities and equipment.
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Ayanita
Angelonia
Llewellyn Iron
Sumner Believed to Be in Danger In Lost Transport
Pieces of a report detail a danger to Sumner as a transport named New York Dee Thenit Atnton allegedly veered off course near Herneet Ni toward Monday night. Authorities intensified efforts to locate Sumner and thwart threats, with crews urged to remain vigilant as a rescue operation persisted.
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Sumner
New York
Dee
Marriage of Frank A. Carpany and Mies Ramsey War
The wedding occurred Friday afternoon in Narra Featertay with a solem nud and close guests. The bride, a former county teacher, will reside in Mart with Mr and Mrs Carpany planning to move there.
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Frank A. Carpany
Mies
Sr Narra
Woteh
Tweinting
Trianda
Germans Capture 7000 Prisoners in Meuse Drive
London reports Berlin claims a four mile Meuse advance under General Neville and that 7,000 prisoners were captured as French lines faltered. Meantime German success continues in Romania with 2,000 more Romanians taken.
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Berlin
Neville
Meuse
Horlin Anys
Ohtune
Saillabrke
Rumania
Verdun
Texag Banker Gets Appointment
Menta Renee Boet Stor nhy rashler of the Wiryt National Nabi of Stesta named ten appointed 9 n ational bank examiner WF the om Lephor of the viarrency at Washinton 16 Mr. Stornhy born in thin county and has been canhtur of First National Mink for One past 1) snare Mr Sturphy appointed an HHonal bau examiner two years ago.
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Washinton
Stornhy
Thin
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First National
Sturphy
New York
Bundle Carrier Found Frozen in Basement
A damaged OCR fragment reports a bundle carrier named Mary identified as a person found frozen in a basement. The garbled text mentions a cell wave and a thermometer reading, with unclear chronology and location.
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Meng
Mary
Vollay
Toatorday
Packers Pay IGE Fine in Bank Settlement
A report notes the Packers pay a fine to IGE related to a state treasury matter. The article mentions a packing company and a meeting in Lowe Views, with the valuation at 300. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Prem Aettervon FY
Mn. Dee
Iap Nour
SV. Hamion
Nein Morrie Packing Company
Lowe Views
Aed
Mistuth
Abtirnat
Wheat Recovered Uses Today
Fragmented report notes wheat recovered alongside a reference to a 104 count Yolay prior to a flight. Context and entities are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Liner Escapes German Raider
A liner reported escaping a German raider in the Atlantic about 160 miles from a marked point. The vessel Chicago arrived in New York Harbor after the incident, with wire signals read aboard and authorities noting the German raider sighting.
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Raider
Atlantic
Prema
New York
Hine Ateamship
Atlantie
Old Recruiting Statute Upheld by War Department Plan
Washington December 16 A law planned more than fifty years to be invoked by the war department for late recruiting. Adjutant General McCain announced the plan and requested the appropriation of $5,000 to carry it out, providing $210 for each civilian enlisted.
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War Department
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Baker
Kansas Pup? Ineligible Pug Produces Record Revenue
Aneel Litt reports a notable agricultural record for Kansas this year with a mysterious item producing 1.9 million in value, described as worth three and a half million dollars in the state’s official documents.
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Aranexs
Railroad Leaders Meet to Settle Strike Out of Court
Railroad president and brotherhood officials confirm talks with Wilson on a settlement of the dispute from last summer. The conferences aim to end the controversy between the governing committee and railway interests.
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Moc Prem
Chiengo
Ik—Kale” Holdem
Hidweo, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Hotwenm «Tive Rontiven Committee
Wilson
Tralpe Tuen
Funeral service held for twenty miners in Stone City disaster
A funeral was conducted for twenty miners killed in the Stone City disaster last Wednesday. Funds for relief to the bereaved families are now pouring in as the community responds to the tragedy.
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Aten Riturbark
Mura Log
Two Die in Oil Refinery Explosion
A boiler explosion at the Standard Oil refinery injured several workers this morning. Two men died, another was severely burned, and the incident caused extensive damage to storage tanks and surrounding structures.
Police Investigate Fatal Shooting in Atlanta District
Atlanta police report a known businessman found unconscious in a taxi with head injuries. He died early after a struggle, with investigators viewing the case as a possible homicide amid uncertainty about motive.
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Atanta
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Joan
SHERIFFS POSSE KILLS TWO IN COUNTY WIDE CLASH
A sheriff s posse killed two men in Ballaw county after intercepting a suspected wagon raid. The slain were 21 year old oyarinak and 8 year old Genre Dailey. A gun battle left several others wounded while a posse pursued fleeing suspects from Garland county.
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Tain Park
Ballaw
Neefty
Aaline
Tom Aledsnn
Pom
Farmery
Garland
Ratley
Short
Ramnty
Walley
Hatley
Maller
Wwe Feld
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Maton
Cenearondy
Troopers En Route Home In Wreck Near Grapeland
A mashup report notes a wreck involving troopers en route home near Grapeland. Details are fragmented but indicate a military vehicle incident with emergency response.
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Enorute
Calvert Suffers 41 0 Defeat Against Acouts in Home Game
A damaged report describes Acouts topping Calvert 41 to 0. The piece mentions a strong start by Aryan Seoute and notes Calvert’s offense struggled throughout the match. No clear dates or full names are readable.
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Bryan Boy Sooty
Calvert
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