Tolstoy's Body Taken Home After Death
Sketch from St. Petersburg reports Count Tolstoy died at Yasnaya Polyana after lasting illness. Six doctors attended. no reconciliation with the church occurred despite rumors of clerical efforts. Body to be moved to Tolstoy estate with minimal ceremony.
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Count Tolstoy
St. Petereburg
Tolstoy
Ailapoyo
Yasnaya Polini i
Shem Belig Honrs Speciatlatn
Moscow
Kaluga
Schumardinsky
Countess Tolstoy Colint Unconscious During Death Chamber Admission
The report states Countess Tolstoy Colint was unconscious when she admitted to a death chamber, with details focusing on her condition and the circumstances surrounding the admission as a historical note.
Count Tolstoy and the late 19th century life sketch
The fragment summarizes Count Tolstoy's life and works, noting his birth around 1828, his university studies and religious writings, major titles such as My Confession and The Gospel in Brief, and his death at age 82 with reflections on mortality and happiness. It references contemporaries and the manner of Tolstoy’s life, including his last birthday wishes and literary impact.
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Ara Ann
Mary
Sim
Tolstoy
Garou
Wwe
Yauniion Path
Moxeowys
Woneka Honeto Avrmin
Lary
Ewo Ona Adrethnie
Alon Aryl
Nui
Alvan
Coun Foley
Ty Urofosnor
University of Moscow
Alex. Haat
Tobitov
Pwr
Tatstoy
Teugil
Hever
Sroutnoy
Job
Christfiy Newell
Justice Moody Retires Leaving Two Supreme Court Seats
Washington reports Associate Justice William H. Moody has retired from the Supreme Court effective yesterday, reducing the bench to seven and leaving two vacancies for President Taft to fill. Moody cited health issues and long service as factors. the move sets in motion consideration of new nominations and court operations during a transition period.
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Supreme Court
Taft
Washington
Willian H. Moody
Taf
Mooi
Moody
Provident
Massive Mexican Revolt Sparks Border Clash Report
Flood of reports from El Paso and San Antonio recount a large battle near Allende and Portivio Dios with hundreds killed or wounded. US officials including Ellsworth and Hoyt coordinate urgent troop movements toward Eagle Pass as Francisco Madeira leads the revolutionary effort and Mexican authorities pursue him.
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Americas
Coltecior
Wnswworth
Mexicsin
Washington
Ellsworth
Fort Houston
Bart Claris
Erratic OCR Fragment Signals Turbulent River Scene
The readable text depicts a river area near Mundie with references to Henry M. Hoyt and Vito Anny, plus scattered names and places such as Giververa Knmedintels and Montun Hon. The passage suggests movement along a river, a town, and reports of figures like Musseira and Fonerat Vaequex, but many words are garbled, yielding an unclear narrative.
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Suerraco
Zupain
Exon
Iles
Hauke
Bert
Nuers
Gunrrema
Large loan cited amid Mexican revolution fears
A Mexican revolt report claims a wide finance scandal with a Sancho foreign influence. Officials confiscated ammunition in multiple cities and arrested several conspirators. One French national, Francisca Wank, led to arrests while others were released. Authorities say confessions are unnecessary due to open incriminating evidence.
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Stesienty
Harald Sivetts
Andere Nhs
United States
Nunes
Ely Inose
Ems
Wieties
Mexico
Francisca Wank
Jeffers Wiest
Madeiro
Millionaire aims to protect railroads and plantations in Mexico
Morita Thomson and Greenough, two businessmen with vast holdings in mills and plantations, left Tacoma for Anapules, Mexico. They plan to safeguard railroads and 400 000 sera of plantation land from damage amid the Mexican uprising. The Thomson company builds a railroad and employs around 1 500 Mexicans in development work on a concession from Mexico.
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Wash
Morita
Thomson
Flore
Greenough
Anapules
Mexico
Maine
Ates
Thomson Company
Accident Ends in Accidentally Shot Fight in Scranton
A Scranton area incident near Moscow involved farmer Clyde Baker and his son when a gun discharged during an attempted hunt. The elder Baker was killed by his son in what is described as an accidental shooting incident.
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Scranton
Clyde
Moscow
Baker
Rebels on Texas Border rally in Zapata County report
A partial, garbled note describes rebels assembling in Zapata County near the Texas border with hints of Mexican officer activity and a telegram from Nueva Laredo. Details are unclear due to faded OCR.
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Everal
Zapata County
Laredo
Vit
Jnr
Nueva Laredo
Wolverine Safe: Lake Winnipeg Steamer Rescued After Lost Voyage
Nov 21 report says part of the Northern Fish company steamer Wolvering crew reached Salkinie after drifting in Lake Winnipeg for three weeks. The big boat is safe near Swampy Hye, about a hundred miles north, with twenty passengers aboard and others, though provisions are low. Searchers expect a rescue craft to reach them.
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Lick
Sollirk
Mills
Northern Fish Company
Wolvering
Lake Winnipee
Salkinie
Hyehor
Lee
First National Bank of Warren Penn a Oldest Bank
The First National Bank of Warren, located in Warren Pennsylvania, is noted as the oldest bank in Warren County. It carries a history of banking in the region and serves as a financial fixture in the community.
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First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
Death of Hoyt Felt Unexpected After Long Illness
Washington Nevada reports tomy Hoyt died at home after a several week illness. He served as assistant attorney general and held government posts for six years. He recently returned from Caydi where he was involved in public affairs and civic duties.
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Washington
Nev.s
Mort
Ular
Caydi
Annie Yeamans Birthday Honor From Mer Company
Veteran actress Annie Yeamans turned a postshow moment into a birthday tribute as Mer Company members in New York presented her with a purse of $75 in crisp bills and a bouquet after a performance of The Echo.
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Mer Company
New York
Annie Yeament
Jos
Sle McCoy
the Echo
Besse McCoy
M Hige
Yeamona
Newburg Coroner Reports Busy Time After Mine Roof Collapse
Newburg coroner recounts a fatal mining accident at the Hudson mines west of Mount Montgomery about 2,200 feet underground. A gang of ten men had just sent a loaded car when the roof collapsed, burying two men and injuring another, as ore shipments were in progress.
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Nowbarah
Moroner
Hudson
Moot-Montgomery
Weto
Hobos Plea Saves Him From Jail
A man known as Hoboe told Magistrate Grvils his wife deserted him for fidelity and vowed not to work again. He claimed the marriage broke when his wife left, and he preferred jail to living dishonor.
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Nav
Charlie
Tals
Gil
Elie of
Hobioes
Grvils
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