Tragedy After Fight Leaves Boy in Coma for Days
Paswate, Ni J. Apel reports a deadly bout between Gybert Tre how and Fraz Kiser ended Tuesday night when the opponent was knocked out in the closing round. The boy never regained consciousness, slipping into a coma for several days. He died Saturday afternoon after failing to wake, with the killer left unnamed and under $500 bail.
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Thomas F Walsh Funeral Honors Honorary Pallbearers
Thomas F Walsh a noted financier died in Washington. Funeral services were held at his Boston area home with President Taft in attendance. Honorary pallbearers included Justice McKenna Speaker Cannon Admiral Dewey and others. Burial followed at Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Philosophy of Happiness Explain in Hartley Tomra
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled excerpt on happiness philosophy. It references happiness, good, fooles, and personal sentiment but lacks clear events, people, places, or dates. The readable portions indicate a reflective, informal voice about finding happiness and personal contentment.
Floods in Trxan Couxe Cause Heavy Losses at Ranchmen Wall
Flooding along the Nuecoe and Wee rivers in Trxan Couxe devastates ranches with hundreds of goats drowned. Official counts cite major livestock losses and warnings as rivers surge. Huge flows from Nile and Mekong cited in regional reports.
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Earl D Wilson Dying After Arena Accident Narrated
Annapolis Md Apel 11 The famous football player Earl D Wilson is reported dying after a dramatic incident at a recent game. The report notes his inability to respond and a noted collapse, with family including his father Wert Wilson and a brother at his side. His mother is deceased.
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Wealthy cattle dealer killed at crossing in eerie accident
A wealthy cattle dealer was found mangled on railroad tracks after a night crossing crash near Weatutt. The body lay beside the rails three miles from town as investigators probe foul play and possible shipboard threats referenced in scattered notes.
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Constipation Remedy Advert Focuses On Pain Relief
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The Hook In His Back Angler Tragedy on Riverbank
A young angler suffers a severe hook injury on the riverbank as others fail to assist. Bystanders recall a friend’s fishing misfortune and a desperate plea to remove the hook from the wounded boy’s back.
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Republicans Invite Roosevelt to Campaign in Indiana for Beveridge
Indiana Republicans plan to invite former president Roosevelt to canvass Indiana in support of Beveridge. A visiting Indiana Republican committee will urge Roosevelt to back the campaign, believing his presence could energize voters and counter trusts criticisms. The move aims to leverage Roosevelt's popularity to boost Beveridge and rally party supporters across the state.
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Tennyson and Barnum in a Curious 19 Offer Incident
The text notes Tennyson and Barnum amid a vague East or Viet America context and hints at a large offer that would transform a show described as the greatest on earth. It mentions a platform appearance with a handshake and a declined proposal, leaving the exact details unclear.
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Mayor Dahlman recruits 100 cowboys for New York visit
An escort of cowboys from Nebraska and neighboring states, led by Mayor Dahlman, is organized to meet Roosevelt in New York. They will travel by special Omaha to New York train, bringing real cow ponies for the parade and will land two days before Roosevelt arrives.
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Up In the World Elusive Visit Cited
Fragmentary notes describe a family returning to the old Helgfiberhoad for a visit viewed as a form of elitist amusement. The text hints at a trend and fortune but is largely unreadable and speculative.
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For Sale Various Homes and Farms Minutes from City
Multiple real estate listings advertise a central nine room house at 120 East Pleasant Street with oak finishes, a dairy farm 13 miles from the city, 160-acre farm in Bidred township with brick buildings, a Mansee farm near Elgin, and several lots on Church Marion and H. Fraderick streets. Also offered: a central lot near Main Street, a Howe and barn property at 641 West Church Street, and a vacant lot fronting Main Street near a furniture factory. Contact details include T. Tillet, W. C. Wicks, Mrs Hattie Woodard, and Ienac B. Brown.
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Fragmented Musings on Anger and Power in Early Writing
A fragmented passage contemplates anger as a basic human emotion and notes that few can afford true control. It quotes a renowned physician asserting that power enables some to express anger freely, highlighting the tension between wealth, status, and emotional restraint.
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