American Girl Ordered Out of Germany for Mocking Aristocracy
Paris reports Dorothy Ward a Montana native and George White walked with two women in Berlin when Ward mocked German aristocrats. Police intervened as the group was escorted by guards, and Ward received a 24 hour expulsion from Germany for insulting Princess Victoria’s entourage.
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Paris
Mics
Dorothy Ward
Montana
Germany
Victoria
Louise
Ward
Americas
George White
Berlind
Mies Ward
Nin
Hayes Loses Two Races to Ljungstrom at Ottawa Meet
In Ottawa Kansas on May 24 Johnny Hayes finished behind Ljungstrom in two long races. Ljungstrom won the five mile race by five yards in 28 minutes. The previous day he beat Hayes in a 15 mile event by 120 yards in 2:30:55.
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Johnny Hayes
Canada
Ottawa
Kans
Ljungstrom
Ume
Hayes
Grim Inroads On Grand Army And City Debates
New York reports that Civil War veterans of the G A R have declined sharply, with death thinning ranks ahead of Memorial Day. The piece notes judicial pushback over city pay phones for judges and rising public debate on municipal costs.
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Grand Army
New York
Thie Town
Brooklyn
Gotham
Walla
Es- Tablisteeho
Kvenne
Peiserba Ig
Byumoler
Ruth Wherler
Unclear OCR fragment reports on island farmers and hound events
Fragmentary text mentions farmers on an island, opinions about sport or spectacle, and a scene with hounds. The legibility is poor. specific names, dates, places, or outcomes cannot be determined from the readable portions.
Unclear historical item on a high wind event
fragmented OCR notes describe an air incident with an abandoned plane and a person named in the text, mentioning a channel and travel back to a city, but key details are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Qulam de
Ia Antone
Calas Tod
Kilmer’s Swampenicot Promoted by Local Ad
An aged advertisement promotes Kilmer’s Swampenicot as a cure all remedy. The misspelled copy urges readers to request a free pamphlet by mail from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Alno
DK Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Oxford Silver Plate Co
Tragic Search For Sweetheart Ends In Suicide
Cladrich, an immigrant from Ogul-In Contin, sought a marriage with a girl recommended by Mrs Matthew Bidnick. After sending funds for travel, no word came from the fiancée. He proclaimed he would seek his sweetheart and leaped into the Kaw, dying. his body was recovered.
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Cladrich
Ogul- In
Contin
Mrv
Matthew Bidnick
Oindrich
Virginia rat and mouse tale sparks unusual bond
In Richmond Virginia a naturalist notes a bonded warehouse scene where a ferocious cat nicknamed Jim Crow has adopted five young mice. The unlikely family is raised under the cat’s care after a litter of kittens was removed. The peculiar event underscores quirks in nature and domesticated animal behavior.
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Virginia
Jim Crow
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Johnny Evers
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Lee
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Richmond, Va
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Nicy
James Bros
Sherman
America
A.guckenheimer & Bros.,Distillers
Pittsburg
Dai Bond
Trans-Missouri
Cheyenne
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