Two Sides to Everything Echo in Doris and Terry Romance
Doris Drummond ends engagement with Terry Gilvers after suspected infidelity with Helen Legarde. Doris confesses a letter she wrote, Terry pleads trust, and Miss Hudson weighs the couple’s future as Doris and Terry resolve to move forward together despite family pressure. The scene shifts to a wild animal column unrelated to the romance.
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Terry
Smoother
Central Park
Helen Legarde
Dessn
Doris
Claw Myzelf
Hudson
Dorly
Dr. Oliver
Lizzie
Misa Hudson
Terence Gilvers
Lim
Helen
Hugh
Legarde
Verry Galt
Bayely
Abe
Industrial and scientific notes from Hana to Mexico and London
A summary of diverse reports: a Hana firm claims welding aluminum without solder or acid, a London Lancet note on artificial coloring of canned tomatoes, a proposed cross Channel cable via Hughes duplex systems, Mexican drainage unearthed pre-Columbian artifacts, and mentions of mechanical milking devices, London street lighting with red gum wood, and a tale of a Turkey crop diamond recoveries amid Thanksgiving.
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Hana
Germany
Confirms New Regiments for Philippine Service
The Senate confirmed the nomination of General Miles as Lieutenant General. The new regiments will be organized and sent to the Philippines in stages, with stations at Fort Sam Houston Fort Meade Fort Leavenworth and other posts. Immediate deployment is not expected for several months as regiments are formed and assigned to duties in the United States.
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Senate
Miles Tar
United States Army
Younr’ Chater
Vacarthur
Ern Wao Wind
Leo
Brignitters
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B. Lms
al Cortina
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Philippines
Eleventh Cavalry
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Senate confirms Nelson A. Mies and others for general officers
The Senate confirmed several nominations including Major General Nelson A. Mies and Brigadier Generals S. B. M. Young Chaffee and Arthur MacArthur. James Wilson of Delaware and Hugh Lee of Virginia were nominated as Brigadier Generals of Volunteers to be Brigadier Generals in the regular army under the Army Act. No action was taken on some nominations. consideration was postponed to the next executive session. Orders for new light artillery batteries were issued for multiple forts nationwide and two batteries at Fort Riley and the Presidio at San Francisco.
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Washington DC
Senate
Nelson A. Mies
S. B. M. Young
Adaitr Chaffee
Eighth Cavalry
United States Volunteers
Arjhuws MacArthur
Univeresta of Volunteers
James
Wison
Delaware
Sitzhugh Lee
Virginia
Wilson
Lee
Wood
Grant
Bell
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Ellahugh
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Kyuss
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S. C
Fort Snelling
Mina
Fort Hamilton
N. C
Fort Sheridan
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Fort Logan
Cal
Fort Eihan Alten
Fort Riley
Kansas
San Pranehion
British Policy Unchanged Approved by Empire Says Chamberlain
Disjointed text reports Chamberlain stating policy remains unchanged with approval from the Empire after Alfred Milner and the Afrikander Congress debate. Mentions include Cape Town dispatches, various political signals, and references to colonial governance and imperial stance.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Joseph Chamberlin
Sir Alfred Milner
Sir Alfred
Thie Arikander
Tragic double murder at Winsted school ends in suicide
Miss Winifred Cook a teacher at the Gilbert Home for Children in Winsted was shot by her former fiancé John T. Wayon a former Connecticut National Guard lieutenant who then killed himself. The couple had been engaged but broke it off months earlier and Wayon reportedly suffered from hysteria and jealousy.
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John T. Wayon
Milltia
Winsted
Mba Winifred Cook
Tewcher
Gilbert
Ghildeen
Connecticut Natiannal Giuara
Cook Jim
Hayes
Miss Cook
EM Hayes
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Colebrook River
Frank Bushnell
Manson
Hix Moniha
Vineland
Afr
Josiah Mungan
Vaul
Hogan
May Croton
Steines Mill
Bradley Beach
Former King Milan Dead and Succession Strife In Simsonia
Fragmentary report details the death of King Milan and a disputed succession. It notes Abdlested claims to the throne by iHin Somta Lago with Mienna and An lan leading troops, and that Milan’s body rests at Kronchol shrine in Syrmin, Simsonia.
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Mienna
Distress in Russia Amid Crop Failures Widens
Reports from St Petersburg indicate widespread suffering across large areas due to crop failures. Government figures show needs for aid, with 4 000 000 rubles pledged, while private charity is urged to assist in relief efforts. In other news Major Conger signals possible nomination for Governor of Towh amid political maneuvering, and two Chicago deaths from street railway accidents are noted.
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China
Unclear fragmentary texts report from multiple regions
The readable fragments mention diverse topics including a Brazilian shipyard, New York harbor guarding, a Mecca pilgrimage, Norwegian duties, and municipal actions on a city savings fund. The text is heavily garbled, with many distorted names and phrases, preventing a coherent single event.
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Boston
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Phanish
Army Engineers
New York
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India
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Report on Hazing at West Point and Navy Findings
A special congressional committee report on hazing at West Point and other academies details numerous abusive practices, including fighting and humiliating acts. It cites cadet deaths, calls for stringent regulations, and outlines disciplinary and court procedures to curb hazing and protect cadets.
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Alabama Judge Shot in a Domestic Turmoil Plot
A Montgomery judge was shot in his home amid a tangled family dispute involving John McQueen and Caroline. Jesse Beale and his son Phelan faced the shooting after a confrontation supposedly tied to an attempt to stop a marriage plan. The injuries to Judge McClellan were serious but non fatal as the investigation continues.
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Rene Hounlaatntr
Pee Clattan
Beale
John McQuyen
Jefferson County
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Lancaster Sailors Fight Chooses Small Boat Return
Reported clash in La Giuyta Verc anela between Lancaster naval crew from Anneaster and local residents over a shore leave debt. No fatalities reported.
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Salle Ort
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la Giuyta
Vercanela
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Robbers Make Rich Haul Steal Express Safe
A bold railway platform theft in Manilla town nets about $40,000 from the Wilted States Express Company. Three Mia city men John Jackson John Stovall and Charles Hayes are jailed on $12,000 bond each, accused of aiding the heist that saw a safe opened and cash and drafts stolen. Police close in as investigators pursue two other alleged accomplices.
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Towa
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Omulaa Tate
James Stortevant
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John Stovall
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Former Commander in Chief of Grand Army Found Dead
Former Commander in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic and member of Congress Albert Duane Shaw was found dead in his room at the Riggs House Washington after attending a banquet at the Libby House. The body was taken to Watertown New York for funeral services. Shaw served in New York politics and Congress and led the Grand Army during its later years. Funeral plans were announced for a future date by family.
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Lyme
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Promoters Debate Carnegie Steel Trust Plan
A debate over forming a giant corporate trust to control Carnegie Steel Company unfolds. Banking firms edge toward underwriting a merger while others warn of public hostility and legal limits. Morgan interests reportedly consider acquiring major steel assets, with statements claiming no intent to form a monopoly or distress the market.
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Steud
Holmey
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Company
el Bingle Giant Corporation
Charles
Stp Corporation
Giant Corporation
Wold
Mnanchigoa
Waodlan
J. P. Morgan & Day
Carnegie Steel Company
Th. H. Gary
Federal Steel Company
Gale
Morgan &To
Frick
Ares
London Papers Comments on Steel Trust Menace
The Daily Chronicle denounces the United States Steel Trust as a threat to commerce and civilization. The Times notes large stock operations and cautions buyers about recent market magnitudes. reports include a fatal explosion at Oriental Powder Mills, a chair punishment bill in Illinois, and 20 000 troops to South Africa. Also covered are a woman mastermind gagged, thefts of 150 dollars, and various sporting and political items.
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Daily Chronicle
Steel
United States
Previtus
the Times
Ameria Sranelal
Steel Trust
SAIC
London
William
England
Balmoral
Scotland
Osborne
Isle of Wight
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Frankfort
Congress Plans Cuba Policy and Army Spending in Busy Session
Lawall delegate Robert W. Wilcox defends himself against charges while senators draft a Cuba policy resolution. War Department halts alcohol sales at camps. House committee favors 7 million for the Taulelaua Purchase Exposition. Army appropriation set at 119 million. A Guatemalan death triggers official note. Southern California colonization project targets Texas rice areas. Packaged troops sail from San Francisco to Manila with 765 horses and mules. touted as the finest shipment to date.
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Lawall
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Bell
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Guatemala
Sidney E. Everett
Massachusetts
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Osient
Mass losses and injuries amid global unrest and WWII echoes
Reports describe Havana yard and mill fires with near total losses, widespread injuries mainly to sailors, arrests in Manila, post office clerks dismissed in Honolulu for overtime refusals, skirmishes in Southern Luzon, protests by Porto Rico planters in Congress, and a mix of political and social upheaval across the globe including education, wartime shortages, and colonial tensions.
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Luzon
Hase
Famous Tunnel Completed Opens New Geneva Corridor
Geneva correspondent reports rapid progress on a new tunnel after months of work. Sir Jaman met in the center as galleries were opened and dynamite valued at $99,000 used. The tunnel will improve communication from Geneva to the Montrenxs Valley without climbing 12 000 feet.
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Admiral Dewey Story Reconstruction
Fragmentary OCR text recalls Admiral Dewey with anecdotes of resilience and discipline. The tale mentions hazing and a stubborn response, including vivid, humorous imagery about drinking vinegar and facing mockery without yielding. The source presents a garbled anecdote rather than a clear event or quotation.
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Admiral Dewey
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