Prinz Maurits Sailed From New York Amid Disaster Reports
The fragments note a perilous voyage with five deaths and a partial list of names including Geos, C. Wallace, Mrs. Lacroche, and Mrs. Miot. The Prinz Maurits left New York on Thursday bound for Cape Haitien as crews search the sea near the ship’s last known location.
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Prinz Maurits
New York
Cape ‘Haitien
C. Wallace
Wilmington
C. Miot
Haiti
Ifrs
Unclear Fragmentary Report of Post-Conflict Release
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to fines and liberation events with limited context and unclear subject names or dates. The readable items indicate references to fines and liberation but lack verifiable details to identify persons, places, or institutions involved.
Willard Defeats Johnson in Record Heavyweight Fight
In a landmark heavyweight bout, Jess Willard floors Jack Johnson in the 26th round to claim the world title. Fans packed the arena as both fighters showed peak form, with Willard delivering decisive right hands while Johnson pressed the offense across multiple rounds.
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Jess
Willard
Johnson
Cuba
Jan
San Trancisco
Gasoline Fails Damp Track Race Wrecks Time Trial
Cooper finishes behind Burman and Disbrow in a wet calcium chloride track race. Disbrow retires with a broken chain after five laps and high gear overheating. The event, a likely last of the season, saw heavy sliding and a dustless effort to cope with moisture.
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Bari
Cooper
Anaid Brow
Die Brow
Burman
Bakerefield
Disbrow
Letter urges Wilson to call special session on prohibition
A Chicago letter requests President Wilson to convene a special session to pass a national prohibition law banning manufacture and sale of intoxicants. It cites Russia France and England as examples and warns delay until the next regular session would leave the United States behind civilized nations in restricting alcohol.
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Chicago
Wilson
Congress
Prompitia Brigade
Chas, Je
Hall
California
Russia
France
England
United ‘States
Mrs Estelle Newton Accepts Post at Cash Store
Mrs Estelle Newton has accepted a position at the Cash store after her marriage to Mr Donnelly and her return to town. The notice highlights her employment with the shop and notes her prior association with the store.
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Estelle Newton
iBsit
eMro “Donnelly
Warden Singletary Guest at Clarence White Home
Warden Emmet Singletary visited the city yesterday as a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence White.
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Emmet Singletary
Clarence White
Yalded square on the con
A fragmented note mentions a referee named Welch and an individual named Willard in a brief, unclear description. The text appears to describe a moment or place but lacks cohesion and identifiable events.
Corona Beats Lake City 3–0 In Shutout Baseball
The Corona baseball team rebounded from two defeats to Elsinore by defeating Lake City 3 to 0 in a shutout. Manager Vanderhooff strengthened the squad with the Davis brothers of Arlington and Vinndedge handled third base. Wells pitched well and Stewart caught behind the plate as the team displayed its best form of the season.
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Corona
Elsinore
Lake City
Vanderhooff
Davis Brothers
Arlington
Vinnedge
Wells
Stewart
Visitors Return to Los Angeles from Dolan Home
Mr and Mrs E Taylor who had stayed a week at the F H Dolan residence in Lod Angles yesterday returned to their home in Los Angeles.
Easter Sunrise Service Draws 15000 at Mt Roubidoux
In Riverside 15000 worshippers gathered at Mt Roubidoux cross for Sunrise Easter Service. Military Band led the ceremony as 350 white clad women sang Anthem to Easter Dawn. Marcella Craft performed Hear Ye and The Holy City. Rev Charles Edward Locke preached for peace and global unity.
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Coronans
Mt. Roubidoux Cross
Riverside
Marcella Craft
Metropolitan Opera Company
Charles Edward Locke
Los Angeles
Dr. Locke
Carrie Carter-Stokes Lecture on Temperance Movement
Mrs Carrie Lee Carter-Stokes, a national organizer and lecturer for the temperance cause, spoke last night at the chapel near Main Street. She warned against the snare of intemperance and urged the audience to join the movement for stronger pledge and action.
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Carrie
Lee Carter-Stokes
Ewamene Christian Tempérante
California Boy Wins Motorcycle Race at Venice
Otto Walker of Oakland triumphed in a 300 mile Venice road race setting world motorcycle marks with an 4 hours 24 minutes 68.91 mph. Leslie Parkhurst of Milwaukee trailed by 15 seconds in a dramatic duel as spectators swelled to 20 000. Two crashes marred the event with injuries to George Bowman Don Johns and Harry Brant. Brant’s wheel broke and Sexton collided with wreckage.
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Venice
Otto Walker
Oakland
Parkhurst
Don Johns
George Bowman
Redondo
Bowman
St. Catherine's Hospital
Sinking of Medjidieh and Baltic Mine Sinks Two German Ships
The Turkish armored cruiser Medjidieh sank after striking a drifting mine near the Russian coast. Reports say the crew, including 302 men, were saved by Turkish warships. Separately, two German steamers were mined and sunk in the Baltic near the Sassnitz Treltork route with many lives lost.
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London
Petrograd
Reuter
Sebastopol
Ent
Berlinosiepateh
Odessa
Medjidieh
Grehatow
Medjidiéh
Coruiger
Philadelphia
Stockholm
Grete -Hemsoth
Baltic
Sassaits- Trellétork
Bervice
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Arene
Dias
Jack
Eupiee
Wall
Rai
the Ladies Guild of
St John's Episcopal Church
Ascot Park
Cab Nation
Welch
Ete Willard
BOY
Venige
Harry W. Brant
Portland
Northwest
H. B. Sexton
Black Sea
Baltic Sea
Grete Hemsoth
Sweden
W. E. Gunn
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