Princess Irene Hauls Off After Stranded Vessel
New York on April 10 reports the Princess Irene ship, amid a gale, running aground near Mire talind. Salvage crews battled heavy seas and high tides to move the vessel seaward, freeing the steamer by noon. Captain Petersoen told reporters he headed for port once his crew freed themselves.
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New York
Ateamship
Irene
Reis
Eine
New Yorks
Theater
Trene
Troy
Petersoen
Bildea
Fragmented Sunday News Blast From Ailing Aboard Mixed Dispatches
A garbled Sunday page lists near death of Hemmer Johnson in Cleveland, a fatal explosion at Littleton Missouri killing over one hundred, and a global mix of events from Tokyo to Germany. It mentions Governor Dix, a Capitol meeting, and a disturbing case of a mother slain by her child’s guardian in a Morford, Pat, incident.
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Pitt Wiis
Cleveland
Hemmer Johnson
Littleton
Aly
Dix Iy Kivon
Capitol
Chinen
Grinard Stanley Williams
Williim
American
Georgia
Pat
Senator Lorimer Mum Refuses to Talk in Springfield Scandal Inquiry
Senator Lorimer arrives in Chicago denying ties to the bribery probe and notes no relation to the investigation as Holm committee plans to hear Edward Dea of National Packing next. The report also mentions a white mob attack in Norristown freeing a church debt and a burning at Tree\' Rape Hatch Church involving a reverend’s sermon plate.
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Springfield
Il Billexgo
Aven
Whitover Charte Mty
Jai Polette
Holm
Sali
Matt
Staton Nonata
Lorimer
Chicago
Invest
Sild
Butte Moraly
Wdward Gilligher
Confaranes
Willonge
Wartlington
Helm Committee
Edward
Dea
National Packing Company
Clarence 8. Funke
Mor
Pildon Bay
Norrintown
Pas
Hatchurch
West GonsWohocken
W. H. Gurminn
Fragmentary notes on ancient Daharae sites and people
Fragmented OCR describes large Daharae sites stretching about 120 miles by 58 miles with varied resources. Mentions Kirgbe dwellers growing grass onions and dates, and limited food, labor, and reasoning power. References Mumhee and tuvyr pre abundance.
Foot torture remedy marketed by Ames & Co in Corry
An 1890s style advertisement touts a foot care product as a quick remedy for corns and foot pain. It claims fast absorption, inflammation relief, and agony reduction, promoting it for after care, sunburn, chapping, and redness. Available for 25 cents through H Ames & Co and Chemist Co in Rowheater, NY.
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NM Ames & Co
Corry
Jourmel
Wien
Have You Piles 7 Blind and Protruding Piles Cured
An advertisement promotes Internal remedy by Dr Leonhartin Hem-Rold for piles claiming a guaranteed benefit or money back. It warns against external treatments and offers a one large bottle for $1 lasting 24 days, with distribution through N. J. Amen & Co. Corry Pa and Dr Lewnhardt Co. Buffalo NY.
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Leonhartin Hem-Rold
N. J, Amen & Co
Corry
Dr. Lewnhardt Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Weite
Fragmentary OCR Note on Easy Part Title
The readable text fragment references an unclear piece titled The Easy Part and mentions imperfect teasoul and a pupil remark. Limited context prevents full reconstruction of event, names, dates, or location.
Weekly Trade Review emphasizes tentative pickup in trade
Dun and Company notes that fundamental conditions are improving but uneven. Demand shows some restraint as shoppers delay purchases while inventories shrink slowly. Rail freight orders, footwear demand, and hide markets stay cautious. commercial failures rise modestly in the U S and Canada.
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New York
K. G. Dun & Co
Niky Hs
Jean
United States
Canada
Thysson Jr Bankruptcy Sparks Wealth Fight in Germany
Thysson Jr a bankrupt heir faces cross claims from wealthy Germans and creditors. Proceedings target over 12 million marks with suits from major banks. The disputes center on inherited wealth and speculative ventures tied to the family name.
HYOMEL Promises Quick Croup Relief for All Ages
An advertisement urges keeping HYOMEL on hand for croup attacks. It instructs dropping 80 drops in water, bending the child, and exposing the air to inhaled HYOMEL for relief. The copy promises rapid action and claims nationwide availability with a money back guarantee.
Divorced Parsons Barred in Royal Edict
London April 10 King George renews Victoria's regulation excluding from court ranks anyone who has divorced. The rift mirrors earlier era norms and prompts debate on title rights and social standing.
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Parsons
London
King George
Victoria
Coutre
Bean
Victorhin
Kinie
Drawing of All Kinds Seen with Raymond D Wood
Raymond D Wood offers drawing services including moving specialty work and prompt attention. Union Phone 27 connects clients to full drawing of all kinds.
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Raymond D. Woodworth
Union Phone
Surface Recovery From Banner Mine Disaster Progress Slowed
The Banner mine explosion toll shows 117 colored and 12 white convicts perished, with 25 bodies recovered by Sunday. Government mine rescue expert TF Rutledge nearly died when a fan failed, and rescuer W J Roun of Wyland, Alabama, faced entombment. A burial plaque will honor the deceased as thousands crowd Banver seeking updates.
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Fan
Banner
Banner Mines
Am Lour
Rutledge
Bureau of Mine Res Dhe
Roun
Wylam
Ain
Rullede
Takeon
Convioty
Sonriots
Dr Aked Bids Goodbye to New York Congregation
Dr Aked delivers farewell sermon at 7th Avenue Baptist Church in New York detailing his plan for a nonsectarian, inclusive church. He cites friction over orthodoxy and vows a harmonious approach tied to his Baptist roots and American spirit. many parishioners attend the morning service to bid him farewell.
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Clurch
Tyerponl
Wireless Telegraphy Rules for Ocean Steamships
Secretary Nagel announces that ocean steamships must install wireless telegraphy apparatus after July 4. All U S and foreign passenger steamers with 20 or more persons on board, including crew, are barred from entering American ports without wireless equipment. Instructions go to port officials nationwide.
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Washington
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
New York
United States
American Banker Shoots Self in New York Hotel
Paria April 10 Herman Guthinin linked to an American bank plot aims at the Hotel Continental. He lies in a hospital in serious condition. Reports say he is secretary to August Balmont. Mrs Payne, wife of Representative Payne, is seriously ill in Washington. In Burlington, Mrs Payne struggles with a rent issue as she faces $8 year no relief.
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Shoota
Paria
Herman Guthinin
Hotal Continental
August Balmont
Mrs. Payne
Washington
Sepowe E. Payne
Aubin, Y
Payne
Burlington
Mra
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