Late Market Quotations for Livestock and Produce Prices
A distressed OCR listing shows late market quotations across cattle, beef steers, pulp fed, hay fed, and corn fed categories with various quality grades and prices. It includes feeders and stockers, hay, grain feeds, and regional agricultural commodities such as Colorado and Nebraska upland per ton, timothy, alfalfa, and straw, plus dressed poultry and eggs priced by grade and region.
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Seeervens
F. O
Denver
Denver Jobbora F. O
Colorado Upland
Nebraska Upland
Colorado
Nebraska
South Park
Choice
San Luis Valley
Gunnison Valley
Grain and commodity prices from Chicago market report
Lead and spelter values listed for New York London and Chicago markets. Grain and provisions prices show No 3 red and No 2 yellow corn along with oats and rye quotations, plus figures for soybeans and wheat futures.
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Chicago
Unclear historical entry with scattered figures
Fragmentary OCR lists names and numbers across months and figures, including New York and October, with varied codes such as 1140 11.7 percent and 1424 £ 805, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable context.
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New York
Duby
Auermt
Prise of Flax Minn Dinewed 1554 Tax Due
A fragment notes a price in Flax, Minn with a dated stamp 1554 and a due amount of 1.6 dollars. The text appears as a terse record of a monetary obligation or tariff assessed in a historical ledger.
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Prise
Minn
Fragmentary OCR item with unclear local details
Readable content is limited and appears to mix place names and scattered words. Core facts, names, dates, or events are not discernible from the fragment.
Military orders push 18 thousand troops to Texas border
Washington reports 18,000 troops under Ninth and Seventeenth regiments to the Texas border, ordered by Senator Shepard and Representative Garner to counter Mexican raids. General Diag and allies plan a public statement in Washington while Diaz and roots figures meet officials.
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Weetern Netroeper Union Mewes Service
Washington
Dieputch
Kaele Pass
Laredo
Tex
Felix Diag
Shepford
Garner
Mexico
Ding
Huerta
Root
Diaz
Senator Fall
Texas
Shafter
Cuba
Texas City
Fred Funston
Carransa
Denton
State Department
Caee
Juarez
Woman Poses as Madame Arriola Ends Life in Phoenix
A woman who posed as Madame Arriola end ed her life in Phoenix after weeks of deception. Police say she was not the San Francisco musician’s wife but a former member of the family who cooked at an apartment house and hosted luncheons.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Madame Arriola
San Francisco
Hermes da Fonseca
Trazil
Revolutioniera
Senorita Nair de Teffe
Suffrage Gell Rejected By Local Wording
A fragmented notice indicates suffrage amendments were rejected in a local vote, with names including Diehl and Dieter among those connected to the measure. The read text shows unclear spellings and scattered references to the Wolian galfrage context and cedented actions.
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Diehl
Dieter
Hundreds Killed by Japan Quake Shocks Albina Area
A massive earthquake devastates Albina and surrounding areas in Japan. Officials report hundreds dead as aftershocks strike the region and rescue teams rush to reach collapsed buildings and trapped residents. Damage bills mount as authorities assess the widespread destruction across towns and cities.
Unclear OCR: governor dead and political figures mentioned
The readable text is garbled and provides no coherent events or names to construct a factual summary. No verifiable entities or actions are present to report with accuracy.
Massive Kuban Flood Kills Thousands After Sea of Azov Surge
In Kuban province several towns face catastrophic flooding as a tidal wave from the Sea of Azov, amid a violent hurricane. Stanitza Achtyrekaya and Ydenkaya suffer heavy losses with Temyruk dam collapse flooding much of the town and 340 buildings washed away.
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Xonepower Union
Nowe Fervlen Ekatinodal
Russaia
Stanitza
Achtyrekaya
Sea of Azov
Kuban
Yazenkaya
Temyruk
Taman
Achtyrakaja
Temryuk
Adasa
Achtyrskaya
Ydenkaya
Sea of Azovy
Ruescia
Black Sea
Sea of Anoy
Army Demands Special Train in Sacramento River Camp
Unemployed army groups along the Sacramento Barrmimento river pressed the city elite for food and a one way journey eastward. Messages from Kelley and an opposing faction called for a special train to the Nevada line and full support for the march despite Nevada's governor’s warning.
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Kalley
Sacramento
Nevada
Bacramento
Cal
Yolo County
Barrmimento
Becramento Eliteage
Kebley Tenin
Onion
Nevada Ha
Nevada Line
Fuad
Covernor Oddie
Kelley
Women Killed and Injured in Train Crash Near Minnesota
Unclear OCR text reports women killed and many injured in a train crash near Minnesota, with unidentified persons among the deceased. The incident involves a collision causing vehicles and possibly a public space to be affected, with damage noted in Minneapolis and Omaha areas and references to related deaths and fires.
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Pew. Minte
Seversi
Umeage
Vow
Minneapedie & Omahy
Border Clash Near Molbais Ends In Fatalities In AM
In a border engagement at Molbais AM between Mexleen Federal ti toeter and Constitutionaliet forces, key officers Dihaetete and elchem pebede were killed. The conflict highlights rising tensions as talks threaten dissolution of the United Grvnee Eaprom Company.
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Thimty
Bi Voss
Vex
Awerleen
Molbais
Mexleen Federal Titoeter
Constitutionaliet Soldians
Teedee Dihaetete
Elchem Pebede
Loited
Skates
Westinghouse Dies Leaving $50 Million Estate
George Westinghouse renowned inventor and engineer died of heart disease. His will provides trustees to manage his business interests including Westinghouse Air Brake Company and Westinghouse Electric. He left an estate valued at over 50 million dollars with a vast enterprise of 56,000 employees and 200 million dollars capital. He pioneered the air brake railway signaling alternating current power and other innovations shaping modern industry. His will appoints Henry Herman Westinghouse Charles A. Terry and W D Updegraff as trustees with voting power in affiliated companies.
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Western Newspaper
Nlon News Service
New York
Ieorge Westinghouse
Henry Herman Weatinghouse
American Brake Company
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Charles A. Terry
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
America
Engagement of Eleanor Wilson and William Gibbs McAdoo
The engagement was announced as the couple prepared for marriage. A diamond ring signified the betrothal, marking the forthcoming wedding of Miss Eleanor Wilson and Willem Gibbs McAdoo, secretary of the treasury.
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Waetington
Eleanor Wilson
Nomination Drive Moves to State Convention
Nomination efforts by the focusing group in Willaneport Pennsylvania advance to the state convention. Allen of Bryn Mawr is named as candidate for governor with a full ticket to be voted on next November.
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Willaneport
Allen
Bryy Mawr
Thaw Appeal Aimed At End To Use In Stanford White Case
The letter from Thaw to New York readers pleads for clemency and urges the state to halt further use of the Stanford White case. It cites petitions sent to the New York Assembly and seeks presidential pardon to avoid continued legal action against the condemned.
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Coocond
State of
New York
Bolus
Stanford White
Jose Melivitet
Carranza Reply Details U S Effort to Protect Foreigners in Mexico
The United States will press General Carranza and the Mexican constitution for full information on foreign welfare in Mexico and will not ease protection efforts. Secretary Bryan has a reply ready but not released. The note also addresses recognizing Huerta and how the U S may act through its diplomacy with Spain. Habeas corpus proceedings for Mexican federal prisoners at Fort Bliss reached the War Department by telegram.
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Washington
United States
Carransa
Mexico
Bryan
Simpich
Nogales
Carranza
Penton
Huerta
Fort Plss
War Department
General Bliss
Coroners inquiry opens into Missouri Athletic Club fire
In St Louis the coroner's inquest into the Missouri Athletic Club fire began with witness Adelaide Mason, who described finding the blaze at 2 am. The municipal inquiry continued as 14 of 21 identified bodies were recovered, horses removed from the pit, and several others still missing.
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St. Louis
Missouri Athletic Club
Adelaide Mason
Municipal Assembly
Denver Man Named Aide to McAdoo
Washington President Wilson nominated Willand Mathura of Denver to be assistant secretary of the mercury and Thomas W. Waylewan of Plackington 82 to be United States marshal district of South Dakota.
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Washington
Wilson
Willand Mathura
Denver
The
Mercury
Thomas W. Waylewan
Plackington
South Dakota
Mexican laborers jailed after Holdup murder in Manitou
Thirteen Mexican track laborers are in jail with one in hospital following a holdup murder at Manitou Utah injuring engineer Arthur Vieheer of the Chicago Northwestern railroad. Police and federal agents investigate motive and suspects as tension rises among workers.
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Princeton
Maniiuw
Arthur Vieheer
Hicugo
Baater
Kansas Farmer Slain in Local Quiet Community
Report from Kansas describes the slaying of a farmer in a quiet area. Authorities, including Will Meyer, detained a suspect named Kaodbert Draper after a confrontation that ended in the farmer's death. Investigators are pursuing leads and gathering evidence for the case.
Woman Reveals True Identity in Los Angeles Case
A woman in Los Angeles living under the name Bila By ons confesses she is Dorothy Arnold, asserting she disappeared from New York in December 1910 after living in the city for over two years.
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Dorothy Arnold
Los Angeles
Bila Byons
New York
Legislator Sues Over Slander and Damages
Legislator Bucs seeks $60,000 in damages in a case filed against A O Vandervenugt and B T Washbury for slander. Hoek blood Mid M Magill is mentioned in connection with the action.
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Legislator Bucs
Hoek Blood
Mid
Tecate Postmaster Killed In Mexican Border Raid
On the American side near Tecate California Frank V Johnston San Diego postmaster and store owner was shot and burned to death during a raid by three Mexican raiders. Warren Welsenback seriously wounded as the assailants fled back across the border. Secretary Bryan ordered an official investigation and Governor Johnson in Sacramento was asked to act.
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San Diego
Calif
United States Evatoria
Tecate
Here
Frank V. Johnzon
Warren Welsenback
Johnson
Davis
Fort Rosecrans
Elliott B. Johnston
Sacramento
Bryan
Frank V. Johnston
California
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William Kettner
United States
Mexico
Captain Page
Washington
Deriver-While Trial Opens For Ger ious Forgery Charge In Weat Side Court
Courtroom crowded as Jerome Dreyfuss a 36 year old Denver loan and insurance broker stands accused of forgery involving a $28 000 alleged fraud. Investigators say he fired a shot from an office in the Appel building hitting his left breast and lodging near the back. He may recover.
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Deriver
Weat Side
Jerome Dreyfuss
Denver Loan and Insurance
Appel
Mother Jones Seeks Writ to Preserve Militia Detention
An appeal to the state supreme court seeks a writ of habeas corpus for Mother Jones to challenge the militia's right to detain her and others in a military prison. The matter arose in Denver after her release.
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Trinidad
Stute Supreme Court
Mother Jones
Ore
Denver
Possible Triple Wedding At White House Reports Interest
Washington society buzz centers on a potential triple wedding at the White House around June. Eleanor Wilson McAdoo and Margaret Wilson Plaher engagements are declared, with rumors that Helen Woodrow Hones may wed Dr Carey Grayson, all tied to the President's inner circle and the White House staff.
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Carey Grayson
U. B
White Hotel
White House
Miss Bones
Mily
Willow
Reserve Banks in April No Early Announcement Expected
The report says there is no prospect of a Federal Reserve tie announcement before April at the earliest. The statement concerns the personnel of the Federal Reserve Board.
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Pick Reserve
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Cabinet Minister's Wife Slays Editor in Paris Affair
Parle France editor Gaston Calmette of Figaro was shot by Mme Meng ette Callaus wife of French finance minister Joseph Callaus. He died early Monday. The incident shocked France as a political scandal with high official connections.
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Parle
Gaston Calmette
the Figaro
Mme
Mengette Callaus
Joseph Callaus
Finance
Meaduy
Woman from Bellewua credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy
A Bellefont area reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring vigor after prolonged nervous weakness and pain. The letter notes rapid improvement and urges others to consult the company for confidential advice from a woman.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Meal Time Misadventure Sparks Quick Remedy
Little Henry plans a snack but his stomach pains bring a hot water bag to ease the ache. After a brief lunch, Henry rises feeling relief and pockets the bag. A sudden call from Tommy echoes, reminding him of his tummy.
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Henry
Tommy
Dandruff Cure Promises Hair Growth With Danderine
A vintage advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as a remedy for dandruff and falling hair. It claims use tonight will restore luster, softness, and vitality, with visible hair regrowth after a few weeks.
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Knowlton
Farmer Seeks Pig as Blood Purveyor in Odd Exchange
A farmer asks a caller about a pig and its blood while the druggist corrects a misphrased inquiry. The exchange hints at a rural shop scene where a misunderstanding about medical blood uses surfaces.
Children revolt against old fashion medicines in parenting
A fragment recalls childhood remedies like calomel and tonics, noting mothers clinging to old cures. The piece laments distress caused by bitter syrups and laxatives and hints at changes in beliefs about pediatric care.
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Iiton Xe
Colo
Wyoming
Oata
Ie BP
Springs
Duke
Eacsencanereses
B. Denver
Wilrln
Creamerios
Calo
Creamerius
Atv
Enews
F. P
Wool
London
Teoadeu
Waal
New South Welea
Tide
Victoria
Faipl
Cremes
Tee West Airmen
Bane
Felix Olax
Othe
G. W. Norris
George W. Norrie
Nebreaka
Senate
New York, Newhaven and Hertford
Japan
Albina
Abita
Kowskeabl
Kentucky House
Kentucky
Powel Font Ville
Irenian
Ecticut
Brazil
Russia
Kyban
Tia Oun Friends’ Ballets
Jama Foley
Mishes
U. & Exprema Co
Diemwlutiog
United Grvnee Eaprom Company
Dort
Westinghouse
McAdoo
Diamond
House Bi
Vailioeiae
Beck Parden
Waseblueton Presidente Wien
Uttom
Bere
Atorney
Senetor Lewis
Ulisolg
Colgage
Supreme Court
Fort
Western Sowepaper Union News Service
Dancer
Gifford Pinchot
Giffora Pinchot
United States Senate
Boles Penrose
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Draper
Will Meyer
U.S
California Rangers
Aurales
Store
Western Newmaner Union News Service
Henry Dorman
Vasily
Steuben County
Jon
Pensacola
Bellewua
Ohio
B. Pinkham
Lydia B. Paxham
Cuas
Caarman
Beis Vue
Willy
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