Five Days with Two Corpses on an Island Rescue
Survivors recount being stranded after a wreck off Cape Hinginbrook. Sirviv ore of the wrecked hell house tender Armenia and the Claydh Brown suffered damage. Captain Kampoon and the Sampson aided the survivors. Pend August Palmer, the sole survivor, endured five days with bears and scarce food before rescue.
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Cordova
Alitaka
Armenia
Claydh Brown
Kampoon
Hinginbrook Island
Cape Hingitbrook Hect
Amelia
Capuiln Urugory
Admirad
Sampson
Ar- Snoria
August Palmer
Haydn Brown
Almeria
Montague
Palmer
Cape Phinelnbrook
Fragmented report on a seaside incident at Zurikof point
A partial OCR text describes a police inquiry into a Deht on Zurikof point with mentions of a mutely drawn scene on the beach. It references a Teland 7 and Kodiak bear nearby with unclear actions and harm.
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Dietroon Etenal
Wight
Armeria
Zurikof Point
Multe Fren
Atried
Kodiak Bearn
State Leader Seeks Local Baseball Reports Statewide
The State Leader asks every town to send in reports of baseball and other sporting happenings. It invites amateur games and weekend events for publication free of charge and urges fans to submit quickly after contests.
Sherman Co. and Dutch Kaleomine in Spotlight
The Sherman Company faces attention alongside Dutch Kaleomine in a developing business note highlighting partnerships, product lines, and market moves.
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Santina
The
Sherman Co
Kaleomine
Doctor Revives Patient After Heart Stoppage
Miss Anna Livelwnstein survived a gallbladder operation after her heart stopped. Dr Charles Me Muaden performed the procedure at a local hospital and used immediate chest compressions and rescue breathing until the heart resumed beating and she was declared out of danger. The team attributes the revival to rapid intervention and careful anesthesia selection.
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Yeaplridion
Anna Livelwnstein
Charles Me. Muaden
Mullen
Sue
Daughter of Rich Croker Divorced in New York Case
Ethel Croker Breen daughter of Richard Croker former Tammany boss won a default divorce from John J reen her riding master. The case before Justice Ford in the supreme court Hrenn involved prior trial mistrial and testimony from detectives and witnesses about alleged affairs and extorted sums. Breen’s counsel sought to proceed as he planned to sail for Europe. ripples of scandal included claims of payments and other alleged relationships.
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New York
Ethel Croker Breen
Richard Croker
Tammary Hall
Breen
Mincondiet
Wilman
Europe
Toronto
Trooen
Reese
Petersboro
Witners
Hit
Flo
Croker
Mel. Breen
Morse Pays Lawyers to Secure Tim Freer Release
Atlanta, May 82. Charles Morse, once a kingpin, reportedly penniless after federal penitentiary time, paid his attorneys Anderson Roundtree and Sidf 190000 to win release. Morse’s contract promised 100000 if they secured freedom. through their efforts Taft was urged to act. Marie was later moved, with more than half the fee already paid and the remainder due.
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Atlanta
Charles
Morke
King
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta Federal Prison
Wrier, Anderson, Roundtree
Sidf
Morse
Taft
Trey Morse
Marie
Cathedral Catholics Form Boy Scouts Branch in Diocese
Cardinal Farley approved local branches of the Boy Scouts of America in his jurisdiction parishes. Father Hughes of Cathedral College will supervise the cathedral parish unit. The New York council agreed a Catholic division name prefix Catholic division for all parish branches. Each troop remains under a pastor designated to oversee progress.
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DOV Scouts
Bering
New York
Cardinal Farley bin
Boy Scouts of America
Pather Hughes
Cathedral College
Home
Denver Becomes City of Honest Government Rally
A rousing speech proclaims Denver must adopt commission government to end machine politics. The speaker vows a ten year constructive program building a fair city where corporations serve the people and democracy thrives, calling Denver the future free city for all.
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Commission
Denver
Mhan
Man
Hailstorm Hits Powder River Country Wrecks Windows
A severe hailstorm swept the Arvada area in Powder River country yesterday afternoon lasting about thirty minutes. Hail half as large as hens eggs battered the railway passenger train breaking windows and marring varnish and woodwork as workers sought cover.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Powder River
Arvada
State Leader’s See Pat Aa Medium of Wyoming
The fragment appears to describe a Wyoming state leader and a phrase See pat Aa medium, with no clear event, date, or named organizations. The readable items suggest a political or regional note but lack concrete facts for fuller summary.
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Pat
Wyoming
Dies of Texas assails Roosevelt in bitter speech
Representative Dies of Texas denounces Roosevelt in caustic terms and targets party leaders Clark and Wilson. He foresees republic decline under demagogy and mob rule, blaming the influx of immigrants from southern Europe as a root cause. He accuses Clark and Underwood of failing to uphold old Democratic principles.
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Washington, D. C
Dies
Texas
Roosevelt
Clark
Wilson
Republic
Europe
Underwood
Brothers Reunited by Tattoo Mark in Salvation Army Search
In Chicago on May 22 the Salvation Army Missing Friend department arranged a reunion for Benjamin C. Williams and Trevenen Williams, two brothers who had not seen each other since childhood in Penzance England. A tattoo on a thumb sparked the contact after about 900 letters sought clues. Trevenen Williams of Butte Montana described the mark and Benjamin Williams’s life. A Vancouver Washington contact led to confirming the right man, now living in Salt Lake City, Utah, with a wife and three children in Seattle earlier.
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Chicago
Benjamin C
Trevenen Williams
Friend Department
Salvation Army
Penzance
Cornwall
England
Trevenen
Butte
Mont
Army
Benjamin Williams
A. J. McPherson
Vancouver
Wash
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Astor Widow Chooses White Mourning Over Black
New York May 22 Mrs John Jacob Astor widow of the Titanic disaster would wear white mourning for her husband despite fashion and family wishes. Mrs Force her mother overrules the daughter saying white robes are healthier for her at this time. White mourning is being tailored in Fifth Avenue shops while notes on color symbolism from various nations are discussed.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Mra
Astor
Mra. Force
Death of Prince George William shifts Hanover throne claims
Berlin May 22 Prince George William eldest son of the Duke of Cumberland dies in an auto accident near Friesack. The succession to the Hanover throne passes to younger brother Prince Ernest Auguste a Bavarian army lieutenant and raises questions of Prussian Hanoverian reconciliation and the latter’s claim. The case hinges on whether Ernest Auguste keeps his German commission and whether the Duke of Cumberland retains pretensions while exiled at Gmunden. Hanoverian adherents remain active naming Reichstag members opposed to Prussian sovereignty as Prince Auguste Wilhelm visits Friesack.
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Berlin
George William
Duke of Cumberland
Friesack
Hanover
Ernest Auguste
Gmunden
Upper Austria
Old Kingdom
Sperior William
Prince Auguste Wilhelm
Cuba Rushes All Troops to Front to Crush Rebels
Havana reports a serious insurgency among Afro Cuban groups in Matanzas Santa Clara and Oriente provinces with a government push to deploy troops. 1 200 men sent to Oriente and crews aboard the cruiser Cuba to Guantanamo while Haytian influence and potential armed schooners are noted amid other international concerns.
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Cuba
Havana
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Oriente
Guantanamo
Arthur M. Beaupre
Gangully
Juragua Iron Company
Lyonet
Hayti
Arma
Beet sugar combine fixed prices under Havemeyer scheme
New York report in government suit to dissolve the sugar trust details how the beet sugar combine formed under Henry Havemeyer's guidance aimed to fix beet prices. Chester Morey testifies the group included multiple refineries, sought price stability, and paid him 12000 dollars yearly as confidential agent.
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New York
Chester S. Morey
Sugar Trust
Beet Sugar Trust
Henry O. Havemeyer
Great Western Sugar Company of
New Jersey
Denver
Havemeyer
Beet Sugar Combine
Morey
Teddy Lost Home State Too Says Taft's Manager
Washington May 22 Director McKinley of the Taft bureau said the president would have at least 600 delegates in Chicago. He added Ohio primary results do not change Taft's strength and Roosevelt's New York loss and Cummins' loss shift delegates to Taft. He notes Roosevelt backers spent about 300000 in Ohio. Taft forces 25000.
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Washington, D. C
McKinley
Taft Bureau
Chicago
Ohio
Mckii@iley
Taft
K Roosevelt
New York
Cummins
Troosevelt
Freight Handlers Union Calls Nationwide Strike
Chicago May 22. Announcement from the Freight Handlers' union says all union freight handlers in the United States are called out on strike at noon. Estimated total ranges from 15,000 to 20,000. The Chicago team winion has signalled willingness to join if others strike.
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Chicago
United States
Winion of
Itl
Sumy
Miners in Lower Silesia Move to 1968 Wage Scale
District miners' union agrees to raise wages to the 1968 scale, aligning with all organized miners in the area. The increase is set to become effective on the new schedule in April.
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Lower Silesian
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Karl Weeterland
Paternon
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Feamin
Weaterlund
Ayer
Rich Droker
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Robert Turnbull
Virginia
F. R. Laselter
Brunswick County
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Crook, Mich
Astor's
Don
Discumlon
Rockwell
West Seventeenth Street
Teddy
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