World Celebrity at Twenty Three Marconi Wireless Pioneer
A profile of Guglielmo Marconi, born 1874, described as reserved and Americanized in appearance, rising to world fame by 23. The article credits his discovery of vertical wires and the geometrical law of range with elevation, enabling transoceanic telegraphy and modern wireless communication despite initial naysayers. It notes his Italian birth, Irish mother, and the world impact of his apparatus on ships and global messaging.
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Thomas A. Balison
Marconi
Atlantic Ocean
Guelielmo
Wiliam
Hersef
Marcon
Viches
Thor
Mareyurs
Arecar
Sues Wiley i
Berns
Torristo
Wenisase
Varooni
Maireoni
Healy
Cable
Western Union
Telegraph and Cable Trust
Willam
Tume
Shakespeare
Tim
Witel
New York Harbor
Walter Welllam
Aftier Willam Marcour
Italy
Bey
Fentier
Maeterias
Jeane Dew Tor
Vanner
J. A. Edgerton
Fragmented Excerpt Reflects Wireless Telegraphy and Genius
The passage discusses Mareyurs and Varooni in a debate over original thought versus borrowed ideas. It touches on early wireless telegraphy, aerial messages, and the claim that only about one in a thousand can think independently. The text pairs technical speculation with musings on personal character and intellectual originality.
Marconi and the Wireless Invention Stir Global Debate
The article recounts Marconi's wireless transmission feats and public reaction. It contrasts supporters praising the breakthrough with critics who doubt and accuse him of stealing credit, noting the vast interest in transoceanic telegraphy and the impact on ships and distress signaling.
Chicago to Be City of Chivalry Through Knightage Scheme
Mrs Isabel Garrison leader of the Wavrement Boys movement unveils plans to create Knights errant among Chicago grammar schools. Each chapter will honor Arthurian knights with a round table setup, aiming to uplift youth with lessons of uprightness and gentility as Chicago embraces a chivalrous era.
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Isabel Garrison
The
Wavrement
Cervantes
Peare
Hengland
France
Italy
Spain
Chicago
State Street
Jackson Boulevard
Europe
Arthur
King Ardhur
Knicuts
Toya
de la Salle
Elore Lee
Arthur Ric
Mrs Longworth Rescues Cat During London Visit
London cable reports Mrs Nicholis Longworth, wife of the U S president, rescued a stray cat from two youths attempting to strangle it with string near Dorchester House in London. She halted the car, freed the cat, and intends to take the animal with her to Av Crews. John Ball supports her rescue. The scene followed a rainy procession in Yokohama contrasting with Tokyo’s Senate views.
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London
Nicholis Longworth
Dauscher
Las
Sars
Kansas City Times
Dorchester House
Perk Lane
Carrixce
Watts
TR This is the month the Columbia Mate Oyster Bas bas
In a fragmented item the column notes a period related to the Columbia entity and oyster themes with unclear details. The readable bits point to a month reference and a place name, but precise events, dates, or outcomes are not established. The scant text hints at a seasonal or timing note without concrete actions.
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Columbia
Odd Kind of Macaroni Dinner With Mixed Drinks
A New York housewife orders a novel menu with macaroni and a mysterious second shelf item. Her husband bites into the dish and finds a startling mislabelled ingredient, prompting questions about the kitchen’s pantry and the cook’s choices. The tale unfolds with culinary misadventure and a comic domestic scene.
Incoherent Fragments Describe a Stranger Tale
A garbled dialogue hints at straw devices and a travel tale. The hus band voices skepticism while a Gurk figure remains central, with a lingering note that the story continues to be told.
Beauties' New Fad in Atlantic City Tennis in Bathing Suits
A bizarre beach fashion spreads along Open Beach below Chelsea cottage at Atlantic City. Locals report women playing tennis in swimsuits on packed sand while promenade crowds watch and socialize. The novelty draws wide attention as a sport fashion blend and a seaside spectacle.
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Atlantic City
N. J
New York Globe
Chelsea
Catony
Berch
Walind Garmient
Atlantic Cy
Booth
Seashells of Colorado Indicate Ancient Ocean Bed
Washington correspondent reports giant shells found in Colorado reveal former coastal conditions. Geologists note shells over three feet long, weighing up to heavy loads, suggesting a shoreline once stretched across the region. The relics imply arid and semiarid sands of the southwest were once oceanic beds, leaving traces near a now-dry basin.
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Lear Gunnson
Cota
Washington
Witshng
Colorado
Salt Lake
Tah
New Definition of War Stirs Talk Abroad
The Spracield Republican reports that Japanese Admiral Saimamura, while visiting Australia, outlined a fresh definition of war and praised new maneuvers, claiming they perform well despite ongoing hostility. The account emphasizes evolving strategic concepts and international responses.
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Saimamura
Australia
Spracield Republican
Progress of Woman in Chaotic Incoherent Text
Fragmented OCR like jumbled names and phrases about a woman’s progress, mixed with unclear references and garbled lines. The passage lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to form a clear Nineteenth Century news item.
Feared Fate of Gomorrah Prophesied Flood Postponed
A Chicago era item describes believers fleeing Madison Wisconsin after a black preacher Jones foretold a biblical flood. Thousands returned sheepishly when the prophecy did not unfold, sparking mass exodus of Mudisunums, with trains crowded, banks, hotels, and rail yards strained as people fled the city.
Commodore Vanderbilt and His Yachting Era Highlighted
The article profiles Cornelius Vanderbilt as a leading yachtsman, noting his Rainbow sloop with a strong record and his role as commodore of the New York Yacht Club. It covers August races from Glen Cove, the King’s Cup by King Toddyard VIET, and the season’s open entries, while praising Vanderbilt’s modest, self-made career in both yachting and invention.
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Ornetaus Vanderbilt
Charley Barr
Diay New York Yacht Club
Me Vanderbirt
Glen
Commodore Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Grace Wilson
Yale University
Corneousy Oa
Cornuelus 1St
New York City
Staten Island
Cornelius Od
Vander
Left Fortune to His Home Auction Record
Fragmentary OCR describes a 9 Start date sale of a farm or property. It mentions heirs and a life interest in the property, with references to the deeding and a deed meeting, but party names and exact places are unclear. The text notes fees and a neighbor involvement in the arrangement.
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Wastegield
Guglielmo Marcoexi
Tong
Ian
Avillers
Knightage
Yokotone
New York
Noolles
Chu Piiier
Miss Carre
Dangster
VLG
Mayer
TY Wino O Fuine
OTN
Dacrely Tj
Asia
Chitago Neam
Gomorrah
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Jones
Mutison
Capitol Park
Tuibroa Atlas
Phey
Breer
Hilt
Dale
Brer Jones
de Lake
Beartus
Hondsman
Freeman
Mmere
Rene
Vwatelenen
Poherien
Leodus
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cobstlius Vanderhilt
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