Mary Mellon Typhoid Mary Freed From Hospital
New York February 21 Mary Mellon known as Typhoid Mary was released from confinement by order of the health department with a proviso she not seek employment as a cook. For three years she has lived secluded on an island hut due to disease concerns by physicians who say she harbored disease germs. She had worked in the household of A Cole Liston when illness spread to several, and legal efforts to gain release failed until now. Health Commissioner Lederle said she is dangerous mainly as a cook and will take other work while reporting regularly to authorities.
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New York
Mary Mellon
Mary
Health Department
Poreune
A. Cole
Liston
Wickero
Alery
Lederle
Demand for New Road Albany Rail Project Feels Feasible
Albany February 18 Attorneys for the Buffalo Rochester and Eastern railroad argue demand for the line spans the state and that construction can cost 5 million. Expert James G Boyd testifies the project is engineeringly feasible and fundable, countering claims it would require 100 million to build.
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Albany
Buffalo, Rochester and Eastern Railroad
James G. Boyd
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co
Student of Human Nature In Irish Vote Context
Fragmentary OCR reads as a dialog about a debtor and a stenographer, with misplaced words and a reference to Washington Soir. The readable pieces imply a discussion on observations of human nature tied to an Irish vote, but no clear event, date, or full names emerge. The source text is garbled and not enough to identify a definite news item or outcome.
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Clineber
Washington
A Stitch in Time Saves Nine for Winter Health Goods
A historic advert lists standard medicines and remedies for cold and digestive issues. Products include Hunelax Perfect Liver Angulator, Traks Magnetic Ornament, Teroine Little Liver Pellets, Bowmin’s Pain Pills, Eureka Blood Tonic, Paine’s Celery Compound, Quinine Pills, and Bowman's White Pine Cough Syrup. The ad touts savings, small bottle sizes, and revenue under dry law constraints.
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Wooll
Teroine
Bowmin
Eureka
Bowman
Harmon and Harmony ongresurrer Washington, Pel.t.
There is more talent abroad. In the Jefferson day dinner to be given in Washington April at which Governor Harmon of Ohio, Governor Marshall of Indiana, Silver Gaynor of New York and other Democrats will be present. The dinner aims at a 1912 keynote with Harmon favored for the nomination. Southern Democrats lean toward Harmon and Harmony as preparatory support grows among Bryan allies. Politicians will watch the Jefferson dinner for clues on the next presidential race.
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Washiniton
Pel.t
Washitonn
Gover Harmon
Ohio
Marshall
Tadisna
Silvor Gaynor
New York
Mindy
Plas
Democratic Comultves
Mace
Maymon
Congress
Harmon
Burleson
Texas
Cymyass
Hinemon
Barnyny
Clavalani
Parke
William J. Bryan
Tefferson Angal
Washington
Timomes
Ndt
Staenmin
Jefferson
Ferest
Art
Furmon
Hirmany
Aldrich Not Recognized by Aged Capitol Messenger
An elderly Capitol messenger blocked an entrance to the senators elevator, mistaking John F. Hamlin for a new senator. The messenger, long employed at the Capitol, learned the identity after a polite exchange as Hamlin, over 80, was the former foreman of Guiteau's Garfield assassination jury.
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Washington
Seneata
Capitol
Aldrich
John F. Hamlin
Messemser
Guiteau
Garfield
The Main Re wwii fsi ng a divorce
Couple undergoes a legal estrangement amid unclear wartime or postwar pressures as a local court process proceeds. Names and places remain unreadable in the fragment, but the item notes a divorce matter amid ongoing social tensions.
Culbertson in Trouble Over Razor Threats at Ithaca
Culbertson a Cornell law student, alleged to have drawn a razor and threatened to kill Walter Harris during a barroom incident in Ithaca. He was dragged to jail, resisted officers, and spent several hours in custody amid claims by his supporters of intoxication and provocation.
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Walter
Ihacs
Ni Yi
Cornell Universiy
Pollos
Teeta Anyaro
Walter Wikakor
Rastitlog
Cullerteon
Gute Boriaon
Raymond Culbern
Kenia Rudoany
Hirthther
Ant
Pove
Niso
Eugeny Colberlyon
Russia
Loter
Yale
Tihaca
Willer “Hatria
Ithaca
PRIME MINISTER SHOT IN CAIRO BY NATIONALIST FANATIC
Prime Minister Boutros Pasha was shot five times by a Nationalist Party fanatic named Wardant while leaving the Foreign Affairs Ministry in Cairo. He sustained severe wounds and was taken to a hospital where doctors reported serious condition. Britain’s Sir Balfour etc. visited the hospital to learn of the shooting.
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Boutros Pasha
Cairo
Boutros Pashiy
Boutyos Pasha
Bifon Gorat
Aplomato Ayant
Ani
Tie
Con An
Horses Return to London Park Driving and Calling
Teunton February 21 reports horses coming back in fashion for driving and calling in London Park. After years of decline horses regain popularity as autos become common but not exclusive luxury, with society noting a shift in leisure and attire.
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London Park
Teunton
Hare World
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Winter Piano Co
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Erie
Winter Piano Company
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