Bresci Had Accomplices In Humbert Assassination
Rome Aug 4 declarations to Milan police by witnesses of King Humbert's murder indicate four or five men with black handkerchiefs like Bresci wore were near the royal carriage. Police report a vast American plot to murder Humbert and similar crimes in Europe. Bresci allegedly entered the royal chapel during mass.
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Rome
Milan
Humbert
Bresci
Il Corriere Della Italia
America
Europe
United States
Monza
Brambilla
Plot to kill King Humbert investigated in New Jersey
Governor Voorhees said steps were taken to probe claims that a plot to assassinate King Humbert and other monarchs hatched in New Jersey. If evidence exists, participants alive in the state will be prosecuted. Investigation not complete and awaits Italian information. governor sees Paterson and West New York as not seriously at risk.
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New York
Voorhees
Elizabeth
N. J
King Humbert
New Jersey
Italy
Paterson
West Broken
King Humbert Remains Placed in Walnut Casket
In Monza on Friday the remains of King Humbert were laid in a walnut casket covered with lead glass so the face was visible. The ceremony, attended by the royal family, was described as very touching with Queen Margherita placing the Italian flag bearing the Savoy arms over the corpse.
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Monza
Humbert
Margherita
House of Savoy
Lana Confesses of Plot to Assassinate King Humbert and Queen Margherita
From Rome information states Antonio Lana, arrested as Bresci’s accomplice, confessed to a plot for simultaneous assassination of King Humbert and Queen Margherita, confirming a conspiracy against the monarchy.
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New York
Rome
Antonio Lana
Bresci
Humbert
Margherita
Spot Where Humbert Was Shot Monument Ground
Monza authorities acquire the site of King Humbert the shot to erect a monument or charge institution, reflecting a civic commemoration plan following the incident on August 4.
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Humbert
Monza
Arresting Anarchists In Germany Include Italian Professor
Berlin police arrest anarchists across Germany including Professor Stah-2, an Italian who recently lectured on the Mafia in South Germany. The sweep aims to curb radical activity and suppress revolutionary propaganda.
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Berlin
Germany
Prof
Stah- 2
South
Germany to Buy An Island Off Malay Peninsula
Berlin Aug 4 Capt Rust of the German navy says two German financial groups are negotiating with local Malay potentates for the purchase of the fertile island of Poolo Lontar off the west coast of the Malay peninsula.
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Germany
Berlin
Rust
Poolo ‘Lontar
Malaca
Silent Premier James Dunsmuir and other quick notes
James Dunsmuir, premier of British Columbia, is nicknamed the Silent Premier for never delivering a speech in two years in the provincial legislature. A elm chip from Hawarden felled in 1880 sold for five shillings at a London auction. Ex Senator Butler and friends marked 36 years since Brandy Station with a dinner at Delmonico's. Justice Brewer jokes about vacation attire. Spencer Wilkinson of the London Morning Post is cited as a civilian war expert. Mutchteba Ali Gerrouh is named by Ali Ferrouh Bey as the newborn at the Turkish legation in Washington. Mme Ferrouh Bey is the first Turkish woman of her rank in the United States.
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James Dunsmuir
British Columbia
Mr. Gladstone
Hawarden
London
Matthew C. Butler
Brandy Station
Delmonico’s
New York
Supreme Bench
Brewer
Washington
Mme. Ferrouh Bey
United States
Lovers Walks Across Britain Named In Tales And Towns
The piece surveys famed lovers walks and lanes across Britain. Rothesay’s shaded path, Buxton’s lovers leap, Matlock’s towers, Ryde’s Spencer road, and Blackburn’s municipal lane are celebrated for their romantic lore. It notes the shared appeal across social classes.
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Rothesay
Derbyshire
Buxton
Banstead Towers
Matlock
Spencer Road
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Blackburn
Lancashire
Rvde
Philadelphia hunter runs risky life policy ploy
A Philadelphia based life insurance agent pressed a rising man to sign a policy while delaying the start date. The agent claimed delays are dangerous, offering to carry the policy for 30 days. The man balked, noting he could die in that period and jeopardize the agent's profit.
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Delphia
New York
Tom
York
Ter
Philadelphia
The American Working Man and Endurance Compared
The piece compares American and Chinese workers, claiming American laborers surpass Chinese in endurance. It endorses Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for constipation indigestion dyspepsia biliousness liver and kidney troubles and as a preventive against malaria fever and ague.
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America
Floral decorations stretch along church during wedding
The wedding narration recalls the floral display from the chancel rail to the church door. The city editor challenges word choice while the new reporter defends the plain description noting the flowers stretched to cover the distance.
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Baltimore American
Beware of substitutes in the market for popular remedies
A persuasive note warns shoppers against buying substitutes for well known products like Cascarets Candy Cathartic. It argues that universal popularity signals merit and that retailers pushing alternatives rely on your credulity. The piece urges vigilance and highlights the distinctive metal box with the C emblem as a quick check.
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Othe
City sees boom in new houses across the town
In a light exchange the speakers note many new houses rising citywide and wonder why older homes aren’t restored, reflecting a local housing trend and curiosity about changes in the urban landscape.
Nebraska Crop Prospects Bright Amid Rainy Season
Nebraska farmers enjoy broad smiles over satisfactory conditions as heavy rains improve oats and wheat while corn prospects rise. In contrast the Northwest suffers drought hindering wheat yield and the South sees varying damages. Fall tours with cheap excursion rates lure many visitors to witness prosperity first hand.
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Nebraska
Boy Learns Fast Under Old Pedagogy
A distressed cat laments a boy’s dullness and an old-fashioned pedagogue offers to shape his mind. The exchange hints at a comic or moral vignette in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Remarkable Wisconsin Farm Location Promised for Buyers
A persuasive pitch urges buyers to inspect Marinette county farmland along the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul line. It touts fertile crops, ample markets, favorable climate, pure soft water, and low long term prices. The ad invites readers to buy land rather than rent, directing to land agent C. E. Rolties at 161 La Salle Street, Chicago.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Marinette County
Wisconsin
C. E. Rolties
la Salle St
Chicago
Ill
English Tourist Seeks Lost Mackintosh on Train
An English tourist left a water roof on a train and returned to search, asking occupants of a third class carriage if they had seen a mackintosh. A passenger replied in Scots, noting they are all people aboard.
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Mackintosh
Glasgow Evening Times
Allen's Foot-Basey Powder Ad from Le Roy NY
Do your feet ache and burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Basey a powder for the feet It makes tight or new shoes feel easy Cures corns itching swollen hot callous smarting sore a sweating feet All druggists and shoe stores sell it 25c Sample sent free Address Ajiva S Olzested Le Roy NY
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Allen
Ajiva S. Olzested
le Roy
N.Y
Gomme rejects grammar lessons for son in school
In Baltimore American style, Mr. Gomme refuses grammar instruction for his son claiming he will become a writer of popular songs. The teacher asks for reasons, noting the unusual request.
The Best Tonic Promises Chills and Fever Cure
The best prescription for chills and fever is Grove’s Tastieas Cait. Tonic a bottle of iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure no pay. Price one cent.
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Grove
Price
Man's inhumanity to man aids police salary claim
A distorted Chicago Daily newspaper fragment notes that cruelty among people allegedly sustains police wages, presenting a provocative social gripe without concrete facts or dates.
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Chicago Daily
Awa
Pearson's Week Motto Captures Historic Breakthrough
In a lively exchange, Mam proclaims excitement while restay remains composed, inviting readers to join as the long-awaited breakthrough unfolds. The phrase reflects a celebratory mood and anticipation of a significant event reported by Pearson's Week.
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Pearson
The Point of View by Timist in Chicago Evening
A fragmentary note from The Point of View features timist and There’s nothing is asimist reflecting on personal insight in a Chicago Evening style. The snippet mentions a person and urban context, suggesting a opinion or column fragment with minimal readable text.
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Timist
Chicago
Fragmentary 19th century ads and notices from Daily News
Fragmented OCR text shows assorted patent medicines and commercial blurbs including Carter’s Ink, Hall’s Catarrh Cure, and fake health remedies. A mix of prices, claims, and short promotional lines from Tribune style ads, with references to Grove New Jersey and Indianapolis.
Letter to Mrs. Pinkham Praises Herbal Remedy
A reader letter to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham extols personal benefit from a bottle of her remedy. The note thanks the publisher and praises the product, mentioning gratitude and improvement attributed to the treatment.
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Prin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ae Bottle
Clara
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