ParalytiG LEAPS TO All DEATH St. Louis note left
St Louis January 18 Henry , a former uselistant nowTreasurer of the St. Louis Merchants exchange, leapt from the Marquette hotel to the pavement near Washington Avenue at noon yesterday. He left a note saying he preferred death to lifelong illness and left names and hospital details. He had suffered paralysis for three years and recently moved to a room in the Marilertis hotel. In Rome Mrs Mary Bray of New York reported the disappearance of a pearl necklace from Hotel Excalibur. Police suspect a German hotel thief is involved as the necklace may be brought to Genoa.
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St. Louis
Henry
Washington Boulevard
John Rule
Konstituton
Paruiyata
Roma
Rome
Mary Bray
New York
Polios
Hotal
Quatody
Hiv Baja
Genoa
Aviation Stunts Over San Francisco Shock City Crowd
Lt. Sromey of the United States Army rose the first aeroplane with Aviator Parmolea yesterday. A bomb dropped from a height of about 600 feet fell within a few feet of the target and left painted cleats on the grass. Aviator Radley Tewlin and Herion monoplanes were also present drawing attention from spectators.
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San Francisco
Ligutanant
Sromey
United Pttos
Army
Parmolea
Ibe
Radley
Hole
Obscure obituary note from a Maryland hospital death
Fragmentary notice records the death of a person linked to Bishop Parét and a Protestant group in Mary land. The garbled text mentions Chad Baltimore Jah Mey Baron and Hinhop Wathiam Parot with unclear relations and a hospital setting, indicating a mid century obituary context.
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Parét
Chad
Baltimore
Jah
W— Mey Baron Pargt
Wits
Hinhop
Wathiam Parot
Protoutant Aplicopal Dlovous
Marylind
Mio
Hopletna
Stoniicl
Kentucky Mob Lynches Negroes in Rural Jail Break
A Kentucky mob struck in Shelbyville at dawn, breaking jail doors to hang three prisoners. Eugene Marshal, Wade Patterson, and James West, held on charges of murder and detaining white women, were strung from the Chesapeake & Ohio bridge as the mob ridiculed and desecrated their bodies.
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Jall
Ropen
Mab
Shelbyville
Ivy
Ditler
Edward Tompion
Thie
AL Amu
Chesapeake & Ohio
Wade Patterson
Elisabeth Ruben
James West
Mary Coley
Drimer
Patterson
West
Mie
Hae
Marsal
Chamberlain Hydes Returns Home From South
New York City on June 10 Chamberlain Ghimles Hydes arrived home aboard the New York and Florida special at 4 PM after months away for health treatment. He spoke calmly about his illness and warned of needed kidney procedures, saying public speculation about his fate was unfounded. Hydes appeared frail yet steady and asked reporters no questions beyond confirming his health plan.
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New York City
New York
Chamberlain Ghimles Hlyde
Wic
Florida
Hyds
Shy Tha T
Hla
Chamberlain
Washington
Philadelphia
Alek Min
Howe
Flydo
Gome
Gayney
Hyd
Storm Off Spanish Coast Wrecks Vessels and Wrecked Ships
A northern and western Spain storm caused heavy damage with vessels driven against the harbor and structures. A railway train was toppled by wind while multiple ships endured forceful seas near Ogledo and Anturlal with substantial disruption reported.
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Madrid
Jon
Spain
Govinin
Dijon
Barnes urged for chairman in New York Republicans
Albany Jan 1 Republicans discussed possible successor to Prentice and many favored immediate Barn es candidacy for state chairman. Lloyd G Griscom and Henry W Art debated, with Barn es urged by several to lead the party, while some warned against hasty action and sought to delay until the 4th month.
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Lloyd G. Griscom
New York
Republican County Committee
Prentice
Albany
Kajhering
Republicana Zere
Ghatimami Baru P
Prow Hee
Skate
Rome
Vhw
Prow- Wee
Sherman
William Rarnes, J
Branels Hondricks
Ropu Us
Barnon
Chats
Warnes
J. Bloat
Bannes
Otter
Barns
Trentico
Atute
Linge
Ne Kembia
Ma Roviblicaus
Aleeolec
Barnes
Henry W. ‘Art
New York City
Auhors
Wbiled
Barney Tn
Nhatrman
State Committee
Tint Ray B. Smith
Tarserly
Prognant Lloyd
New York Republican County Committee
Prontlen
Mrs Schenk Trial Sees Defense Push On Stand
Mutorey For the Defense confident that the accused's story will impress more than anything yet seen. Prosecutor Hanson claims motive and opportunity are proven and vows to show poison links to Schenk’s relatives. Nurse Kilne and nurse Koertlies to testify, followed by LW Wilson, with a lead on an alleged $1000 offer. A key witness, van Pis, who swore about midnight rides, has lost his job as town life shop manager amid investigations.
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Mutorey
Kline
Phillips
Wheeling
Livia Parnewort
Hanslon
Demnse Wi Bewla
Schenk
Anid
Joseph O'Brien
Juellent
Atrs
Behal
Nelson
Innocentana
Phillipe Loren
Rimore Kilne
Ary
Eleanor Koertles
Alrs
Sphiente
Lundy Wilson
van Pis
Atri Schenk
Whey
Chinese society corruption and ceremony disrupted
Fragmented OCR text claims hundreds of members of a qqugen a ceremony was cut short. Former minister Wor'Ping Wang is named as a society head, with unspecified private withdrawals and public disruption noted in a vague report. The readable traces imply a political or social scandal with unclear details.
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Ghinahen
Shanghai
Jey
Lisbon Strike Fallout Spurs Gas and Electric Fallout
In Lisbon on January 1 the strike continues to affect essential services gas workers and electric light men remain out while trains run unevenly. Some gas mains have been damaged causing explosions and sporadic violence as troops guard worksites. Naval stokers and night shift electric workers have joined disruptions amid tense city streets.
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Lisbon
Jan
Heavaiarters
Minke
Chara
Goldiers
Alrike
Pretense and Humbug as Noted by Bulwer Lytton
A compact reflection on false appearances and the nature of pretence. The quotation argues that those who pretend to virtue or insight often mirror a reversed, diminished form of what they claim. It contrasts outward show with inner frailty in a wry, moralizing tone.
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Bulwer-Lytton
Death struggle at Lexington hotel ends in two deaths
In Seattle, a dramatic early morning scene at the Lexington hotel led to the deaths of both Join Anderson, a noted Seattle horseman, and Bo Christensen. Passersby saw two figures fall from a top-floor window after a violent confrontation. The motive and sequence remain a mystery as investigators seek answers.
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Seattle
Wash
Adri
Join Andvrson
Bo Christensen
Washington
Lexington Hotel
Gionelng
Haman
Tess
Christansen
Strugate
Ex Senator Cassidy Dead in Wat ting Area
Former Senator Owen Cassidy died at his home near Montour Walls three miles from Watting. Funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at Watkins.
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Cassidy
Watkins
N.Y
Owen Cassidy
Montour Walls
Watting
Desperate Bandit Activity Plagues Northern Mexico
In northern Mexico bandits and insurgents are tightening their grip, plundering towns and threatening executions as rebels intensify actions. Reports mention ongoing killings and reprisals linked to recent federal executions, with authorities using Guerrero and Navarro incidents to push punitive rhetoric.
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Mexico
Tine Origen
Mexica
Pnse Bs
Susan
Panera Nubtehed
Guiana
Guerrero
Navarro
Corro Prieto
Train Hits Buggy Killing One in Ashtabula
A Lake Shore freight train struck a buggy near Ashtabula killing 18 year old Prada Gut Wright and injuring Mrs. Leon Adams and her son Robert. The accident occurred as they attempted to cross the tracks. Witnesses say the buggy was defying the crossing signals. The victims are residents of Jattarson and Piergont areas. Authorities continue to investigate the derailed or stalled freight movement and determine fault.
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Ashtabula
Prada
Gut Wright
Jattarson
Leon Adams
Piergont
Rober
Lake Shore
Denmark Ross
Oysters Ready to Eat Opened From Shell
Opening and preparing oysters right from the shell offers easy access to fresh seafood. Varied methods for cooking and serving enhance flavor and convenience for home cooks seeking quick, tasty options.
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George Lewis
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