Moving picture firms slow to release Johnson fight footage
New York reports moving picture companies will delay legal release of footage from the Johnson fight. They plan private trials and city viewings to gauge sentiment before any public distribution. The J and J company seeks $250000 for exhibition rights and film stock from Reno.
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New York
Moving Picture
Jeffriam Johnson
Jacalltio
J. & J. Company
J. J
Joftos
Johnson
Jofthea Hand
Piotares
Pho Plubires
Hoel
Reno
Throw Cumneras
Forest Fires Rage Across Towns Prompt Duluth Aid
Duluth fire department sent an engine and crew to assist in a northern Ontario like town as wildfires threaten the Rainy River district. Reports describe homes destroyed and towns under siege with no rain in sight. Fire danger grows across lakeside regions as responders fight flare ups near Sandstone and Portage areas.
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Duluth
Gmail
Rainy River
Canada
Wincennia
Mian
Cee Fire Department
Trnee
Dightiis Forest
Sandatone
Hore Ming Far Asalstanen
Lehl
Andrew Nela
Iquette
Lown
Dames
Nickerson
Parteridge
Crowigen
Bamen
Keen Hierra
Wisconsin City Fights Forest Fires From Skies
Fire departments from Eau Claire rush to the edge of the city to combat flames sweeping toward town as fires rage through forests across Wisconsin and Michigan. Officials warn millions in damages as rain slows spread. campaigns open in northern Michigan to deter arson and fires.
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Hau Clare
Wisconsin
Michigan
Mowekton
Moby
Buckeye Lake swimmer survives choking on gum in near tragedy
Athletic young woman Norma Hovey swam hundreds of yards in Buckeye Lake Columbus Ohio when a gum stick became lodged in her windpipe. She surfaced and inhaled again during a breath hold as 15 foot deep water pressed danger. A boy in a boat helped pull her to safety after she nearly drowned.
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Buckeye Lake
Columbus
Norma Hovey
Buckeye
M Boy
Taft Names Commission Members On Employers Liability
President Taft named W. O. Brown of the New York Central Railroad and Daniel L. Gease, editor of a railroad journal, to a commission to study employers liability and workmen compensation. Senators Hughes and Warner and Representatives Denby and Brantley also named to the panel. two appointees yet to respond. A North Beverly man with a famous beard drew crowd chatter as news crews reported the Washington appointments.
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Severly
Maca
City 1
Anid Justleg
Conetess
Sale
Joaden Moody
Taft
W. O. Brown
New York Central Railroad
Daniel L. Gease
Hughes
Colorado
Warner
Miscouri
Denby
Michigan
Brantley
Georgia
Ieridext
Washington
Porter Brown
Beverly
Barber's Chain
North Shore
Nehen
Mr. Brown
Malting Paints IPO Melts With High Degree Load
An OCR fragment reports Malting Paints IPO with elevated load and uneven degree readings. Details are unclear, but financial activity appears stressed with high temperature like metrics and fluctuating figures. Further text required for clarity on parties and exact figures.
Guard Him From Women Guard Him From Women
A late 19th or early 20th century will directs Colonel Dyrenforth to guard his son Robert from women until key milestones. The boy must graduate high school at 14, complete college, study law briefly, attend Oxford, graduate West Point, serve, then pursue law. The will ties the estate's fate to strict guardianship and delayed inheritance, reflecting gendered fears of the era.
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Hanvard
Washington
Robert St. George Dyrenforth
Hla
Robert G. Dyrenforth
Patents
Lyrennsy
Sehool
Oxford
United States
West Point Military Academy
Moalle
Uae
Ahnald
Byrenfort
Beynuers
Hermit writer Nicholas Dale wills $1950 to Holy Land
The Pittsburg hermit Nicholas Dale who lived on sixty five cents a week left $1950 to be sent to the Holy Land. He directed his worldly goods be given in the last journey of the Divine Lord. Dale was known for his ties to the steel industry and to Andrew Carnegie.
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Pittsburg
Nicholas Dale
Holy Land
Mr. Dale
Andrew Carnegle
Cinder Burst Injures Pittaburg Workers at Home Stool Plant
A furnace or crane mishap at the Home Stool Works plant caused a massive cinder blast. Workers Andrew Gain Frank Ziles and Jeremiah Stilley were hospitalized with serious burns and injuries, while many others received emergency treatment. Fire crews extinguished flames as fragments showered the area.
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Pittaburg
Turnaes
Mnidalr
Andrew Gain
Ziles
Jeremiah Stilley
Iesa
Plant
Palmistry divides into two branches in modern practice
Fragmentary OCR text discusses palmistry with two branches, mentioning lines on the palm and mounts, outward shapes of the hand, and references to various terms and names. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent context or clear events.
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Chitogwony
Ahd
Atoll
Colonel Roosevelt Quiet After Africa Return
Reports say Colonel Roosevelt plans quiet days at Sagamore Hill after returning from Africa. He will meet with prominent politicians and host guests as conferences are arranged, with no details released about Kermit Roosevelt's Paris trip.
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Neto Pollijent
Sturymore
Roosevelt
Vie
Africa
Whdlaver
W. Elin Roosevelt
One Killed In Trolley Accident In Brooklyn
Fragmentary OCR recounts a trolley derailment on Church Avenue bound for Canarsie. The car left its base on a curved track in Brooklyn. a frightened motorman failed to halt the car, colliding and injuring or killing passengers including an 18 person crowd.
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New Yorks
Church Avenue
Canarsie
Brooklyn
Weekly Trade Review reports mixed industrial outlook
R G Daw & Co in New York notes contrasting signals in the industrial and trade outlook. Some sectors show buoyancy while others cut output and curtail production. In Chicago area steel activity remains firm, pig iron output down 13 percent since February, cotton and hosiery demand uneven, woolen goods buying cautious, and wholesale failures rise to 180 in the week.
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R. G.daw & Co
New York
Dan & Go
Rede Wnd
General Businesu
Weil
Jily
Chicago
Dole & Better
Boston
United States
Bailiros
Conte Home With Your DINE Pallcinity Fore Demanded
A fragmented relic recalls a farmer asking for payment and the reply from a chore boy. The text evokes a metropolitan magazine tone with archaic phrasing and cryptic dialogue.
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Thorpe, Wir
Phirteen
The
Hames
Lansing
Mich
Pierce
Pleros
Justice Moody
Fcline Ea
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Colonel Dyrenforth
Mary Land
Oil City
Crust Company
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
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G. W. Jamieson
G. T. Conarro
F. K. Russell
Winger
Teller
Hill
Weekly Trade Review
C. H. Henderson Piano Company
North Cans Staret
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