Tomb of Egyptian Queen Reveals Opulent Interior
Description of the tomb of Queen Tia wife of Amenhotep II showing a pink cushion on a coffin, a gilded armchair in Louis XVI style, an Egyptian chair, a teal gold chariot, complete furniture set, chests, jars with offerings, wine and perfumes, a large overturned vase spilling honey and a bee alighting, and a mass of gold ivory and silver objects with an enormous bunch of onions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Guerville
Tia
Wifa
Amenholop Til
Seven Years of Suffering Ended by Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs Belvin Jones of 200 Main St Ansonia Conn credits Doan's Kidney Pills with ending seven years of back pain weakness and bedridden spells within a week of use. She reports relief from headaches dizzy spells soreness and languor and highly recommends the remedy. The note notes Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sells Doan's for 50 cents a box. Also mentions Germany's Canton consulate being built costing over 100000 excluding land and to be the finest government building in China.
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Mra
Belvin Jones
Main St. Ansonia, Conn
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Germany
Canton
China
Mra. Pinkham
Pinkham
Ma E. Pinkham
Emma Cotrely
East 12Th Street
New York City
Testimony on Cuticura Remedies and Contemporary War Reflections
A reader recounts using Cuticura remedies for eczema with noted improvement and relief from itching. The piece references Scientific American on battle tactics and a Calumet steel rope project claiming the longest and thickest in the world for No 4 shaft mining.
Rebuilding San Francisco After Earthquake and Fire
San Francisco begins rapid reconstruction as 300 lives lost and four square miles devastated. Relief runs under General Greely with Red Cross funds and food distribution. 700 carloads of food delivered, 200,000 still needing aid. Underground Chinatown tunnels reveal criminal exits. Agnews State Hospital repairs and crowding.
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San Francisco
Greely
Grevly
Schmitz
Phelan
Rockefeller
Standard
Aft
Southern Pacifc
Southern Pacific Company
Ogden
General Greely
Bell
Congress
American Red Cross
James D. Phelan
Red Cross and Relief Committee
San Eanelsco
Vanking
Chinatown
Kearney Street
Powell Street
Oakland
Tlon
Oj. Kinney
Hot Springs—Arks
Alcatraz Island
Kitney
Prion
State Hospital For
Agnews
Santa Clara County
Stockton
OTOBER OWNS WILL REBUILD EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE
The article notes the quake damage near San Francisco and plans to rebuild quickly. San Jose Santa Nenaia Salinas Hollister in San Benito county face notable impacts with the Spreckles sugar factory addition. It also mentions a Marine and Army gallantry inquiry related to dynamite incidents in the San Francisco area.
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Bakersfield
Cal
San Francisco
San Jose
Santa Nes
Salinas
Spreckles
Hollister
California
San Benito
Washington
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Marine Corps
Army
Town Storm Ravages Branchville with Hail and Flood
A severe rain and electrical storm struck Branchville Virginia causing hail damage to houses and livestock losses including two horses. An air line warehouse roof was ruined and vegetation crops were nearly destroyed as the storm continued for about forty five minutes.
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Branchville
Vic
Liire Mallstones
Seaboard ‘Air Line Railway
Limited Ballot for Women Passes New York Senate
By a narrow margin the New York Senate in Albany approved a limited ballot extending tax related voting rights to women in third class cities where they are taxpayers. The measure, tied to Senator Raines, seeks to allow women taxpayers to vote on taxation matters.
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Raines
Senate of New York
Albany
New York Police Chief Seeks 600 More Officers
Police Commissioner Binghall of New York City called for nearly 600 additional policemen to patrol rapidly growing Bronx districts and ensure proper protection.
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Binghall
New York City
Bronx
Co operation on Steel Supplies Amid War Time Talks
Advices from Cologne indicate American steel firms cooperate to meet German demand as San Francisco orders push supply. News notes a New York estate matter involving J Hopkins and Mitigation spans five years alongside Britain chartering ships to move troops for strategic reach amid Turkey’s claims, and Canadian leadership changes.
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Cologne
Amerlcan
Phes
San Francis
Helena child drowns in cistern after disappearance
Josephine Madisette, six, daughter of Frank Lladisette of Helena Arkansas, disappeared four days after disappearance and was found drowned in an old cistern behind her home. The nation’s politics report a British surplus of 17 933 000 dollars and a Kansas scandal involving Governor Hoch and Mrs. Stanley.
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Josephine Madisette
Frank Lladisette
Helena
Ark
Great Britain
Trish
Mud
Hoch
Stanley
Hns
Democrats Carry Onna and Omaha Win in Municipal Vote
Fragmented OCR text reports Democrats carrying Omaha for the first time in sixteen years at a municipal election and James Dablinan elected mayor by a large majority. It mentions Consolidated Cas Company filing for an injunction over an eighty cent rate and references President Morton More Powerful and Paul Morton, with garbled notes on maritime trade and wireless telegraph topics.
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Consolidated Cas Company
New York
CHE
United States Circuit Court
Onna
Omaha
Neb
James ¢. Dablinan
Ayer
Rioters Attack Mount Carmel as Mounted Police Fire on Crowd
A clash at Mount Carmel involving twenty two troopers of the Pennsylvania Star Mounted Police ends with seventeen rioters wounded and four troopers injured. The disturbance started after a foreign born workers meeting. rioters attacked workers at Lehigh Valley Coal Company’s Sayre colliery, and officers fired more than 150 rounds after being pelted with stones and clubs. Traffic and order deteriorated as Sheriff Sharpless Ashe arrived to help restore control.
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Lehigh Vatley Coal Company
Sasre
Ebve
Sherif
Ashe
Smith
Mount Carmel
Sheri
Loen
Fred
Sith
Hi Sayre
Shifipless
Deming Superintendent Shoots Local Education Leader
In Deming New Mexico Professor W H Dickey superintendent of Deming Public Schools shot and killed Professor J Francis Duff superintendent of Lina County schools in front of the Deming post office. Duff was widely known as an archaeologist and author. Dickey fled after the confrontation injuring himself but surviving. Motive cited as long running disputes over school management and possible personal issues.
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Dull
Dickey
Daft
Clvhey
Deming
Dot
Vatican settles seven million dollar friars fund in Philippines
Rome reports the Vatican has definitively allocated seven million dollars paid by the United States for the Philippines friars law. The interest will be divided into three funds: for Philippine dioceses, the religious orders institution in the Philippines, and missions in the Far East. Funds also support aged friars in the Philippines. Candin Mery Del Vath, secretary of late, urged a settlement on the whole busts.
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Rome
Italy
Vatican
Stites
Lawa
Philippines
Philippine
Candin Mery del
Warn
Bryan in Jerusalem Sees Few Christian Tourists
Willie J Bryan touring Jerusalem addressed a gathering of Christian Missionary workers. He spoke seventy minutes on Christ and his teachings and voiced astonishment at the small Christian presence from America and Europe visiting the Holy Land.
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Jerusalen
Willie Oj. Bryan
Jerusalem
Abartee
Europe
Supreme Court awards large private Cherokee claim against United States
The Supreme Court of the United States ruled in favor of the Cherokee and against the United States, awarding about 4.6 million dollars plus interest since 1838. Eastern Cherokees receive roughly 1.58 million dollars, with about 6,000 still in the South to share after expenses. Robert L. Owen, representing the Eastern Cherokees, notes the original claim was 1.11 million dollars and that a fifteen percent fee will go to the attorney.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the
United States
Tost
Indiana Territory
Histiee Fuller
Court of Claims
Cherokee Treaty Fund
Court of Clutins
Congress
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Georg and
Leunoxsee
Robert L. Owen
Lrest
Tennessee
Owens
Ina Supreme Court CA
Paris Mob Day Bars Yet No Revolution
Paris reports a tense May Day with about 10000 on the streets as a largely orderly crowd. Police and soldiers dispersed some disorderly elements while workers wore pasteboard placards reading a day of eight hours and a Sunday holiday. About a thousand arrests were made.
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Paris
Kerang
Drowning tragedy on East River claims mother and child
Mrs. Marcus Scheibner and her two year old Jacob drowned when the child slipped from the East River pier foot of Tenth Street. Mrs Scheibner reportedly leaped after him but both perished in the water. The Scheibners and a seven year old son had visited the pier for a short outing.
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Worge
Hades
Erie
Wmn
H. Gray
Mt. Vernon
Philadelphia
New York
Marcus Scheibner
Jacob
Tenth Street
Scheibner
Oldest American Woman Hears Tragic Suit in Uniontown
Mrs. Mary McKittrick, a 108 year old Uniontown resident born March 17 1794 in County Kildare Ireland, allegedly took a knife to her throat in her son Luke McKittricks frame house after claiming she had forgotten and neglected to call. The health decline and wind failure are cited as factors in the distressing act.
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Uniontown
Mary MeKsittrick
America
Luke McKittrick
McKittrick
County Kildare
Ireland
Tho
du Americ
Fragmented 19th Century Notes Mention Poisons and Philanthropy
The fragment references a poisoning case linked to a girl near Trenton, behavior and suspicions about a mother. It notes Mount Vernon assurances, college fundraising in Newberry, Carnegie offers to Roanoke College, and a desire to extend a public path near Grant's Tomb. It mentions Vancouver Island whaling, Sino-Japanese training, Lincoln fever costs, and a New York attorney's filing.
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South Ameria
Ie College
Newberry
S.C
Potlee
Pekloe
Japa
Trai
Stow
Electie
Lacomoe- Uyeg
Mixie
Tincoln
Buatind
Willian G. Logan
Kinsis City
Attorney's Olive
New York City
Constipation Democrats Victory Report From Ptussian Parliament
The readable fragments indicate a political victory for the Constitutional Democrats and a weak showing for Conservative and Joolmonst parties in a Ptussian parliament. The text notes a working majority for the Constitutional Democrats and references a political shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitutional Democrats
Plvoil
Trial Accept Vitieni Plan In Rome
Unclear damaged OCR mentions Vitieni plan accepted. references to Rome and De Manesa. Notes on U S payments, resignation, and conditions, plus scattered references to military matters and American politics. No clear single event. fragmented report with multiple names and places.
Milk and Produce Prices from Regional Exchange List
A fragmented price list shows standard quality milk and creamery goods, fruits, vegetables, and live stock with per quart, per barrel, and per basket rates. It includes regional suppliers and various grades alongside general market items such as poultry, eggs, and staples.
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Sinai
State
Penn
Liroa
Calee Peer Ah
Apoptee
Taldwitt
Taldwitt, Per Bbl, Wmao . Greening
Ken Davia
Phila
Sue
Toinstovs
Carrie Ima
Fenee
Destruction of Materials in San Francisco Spreads Industrial Shakeup
The San Francisco fire disrupts supply chains across many industries with higher costs and delayed production. Mills in New England and factories nationwide face increased demand and rising prices as rebuilding follows the disaster.
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San Francisco
Bellevue Tornado Wipes Town. Texas Towns Struck
A violent tornado swept Bellevue and neighboring towns in Texas, destroying most homes and killing several residents. The storm stretched about five miles wide and thirty miles long, leaving Bellevue almost entirely ruined with five known fatalities and numerous injuries. Relief trains were dispatched from Bowie and Dallas as towns along the storm path reported severe damage extending to Hico and Hamilton.
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Ian Kowie
Texas
Bellevue
Here
Stoneberg
Montagne
Buffalo Springs
Shannon
Stradier
Tire
Robert Carr
R TL. Hussell
RL. Russell
Tom Mount
J. H. Greer
Henrietta
Bowie
At & O'Vlock J. UN
Gre'elock
Dallne
Oss
Hico
Haasiton
Belle Ie
Clay County
San Francisco Fire Area Compared With Other Cities
The burned district of San Francisco covers about 15 square miles or 10 000 acres with nearly 100 banks and 240 000 residents plus 40 000 transients. Remaining docks and factories stretch along the water front from Mission Creek to Hunter's Point, with a large retail district in Fullmore and Deyigadero streets. Reports note ongoing manufacturing expansion but weak demand for flour and broad wheat concerns.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Baltimore
Paterson
San—Francisco
Potrero
Pacific Mall
Mision Creek
Hunter's Point
Mint
Fullmore
Deyigadero
Public Eye notes and varied misprints on figures and names
The fragmentary text lists numerous misrendered names and phrases including King Edward, Mazin Gorky, Sir Oliver Lodge, Willa J. Bryan, Matias Guba, and other figures. It weaves together promises, monuments, and political mentions with garbled phrases and improbable claims, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable context.
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Edward
Mazin Gorky
Oliver Lodge
Prince Louis Napoleon
Moscow
Sul
Amten Carnegie
Clark
Maelo
Mig ‘Nees
Ding
YU Chr
Bunthig Tel
Spring Goat Coat Describes Fancy Coat Trim
A fragment describes a spring coat in gray and white trimming with a goat motif. The text hints at fashion notes about materials and color detailing.
Story of Sugan Anthony and a young mother in Fairmount
The recollection by Mrs. John Maule describes Sugan B Anthony visiting Fairmount Nebraska to lecture. A young mother recalls entertaining Anthony with two babies, noting Anthony’s vitality and a resolve not to separate a mother from her children. The fragment also notes ancient rope origins from Egypt and Thebes.
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Sugan B. Anthony
John Maule
Anthony
Fairmount
Neb
Nels
Buc
Egypt
Beni-Hassan
Walla
Thebes
Thotmes HI
Lithuanian Engineer Claims High Capacity Electric Gun
M Troitt claims a French government gun design offers firing capacity from 4000 to 12000 shots per minute. The electric device allegedly recharges with cartridges by a single operator and has a range of 520 yards.
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M. Troitt
Vrench Government i
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Eezrema
Calumet
Detroit
Sifely
Dawson
Wilkes Barre
Stovemont
Caloatown
Torane Asylum
Otover
Renard
Wernon
Branchville, Va
House
Wantington
Hopkins Will Villa
WilPot Rotert J. Hopkins
Great Brita
Turkey
Ghlet Mistleelg
Canada’ Realgns
Sir Henry' N Maechepagirchlet Dustlee
Cauda
Morton
Paul Morton
Equitele Wate Assar Ner Society
Serra
Dewey
Sues Canal
Hierivan
Merchiots
PRU
Helin
Pennsylvania
Coal
Mounted Constabulary
Scilool Tieads UX
Patat Dvel
AL T. Dut
W. I. Bryan
Kitty Thousand
Allowal
Moblix
Ahinor-Rintsou
Mrs. Scheibner
Gapon
Revolutionary Workmen's
Molson
Josephine Davenport
Trenton, N. 2
Tehk de Suthorteyste Bellevedt
Lake Portopleos
Meena
Yoel
Lotta
Senate
Sau Fratersea
Boston
Mass
San Praucinco
Pall River
Providence
Shoemakers
Brockton
Hatters
Danbury
Shirt Nidgers
Troy
Connecticcut
Ohio Corners
Homeworth Canmin Company
HK Suhmevikte
Nia
Gutor
Wilsheries Ly
Pete Duss
Chis Keabon
Avon
Foraker
New ‘York
Tio
Mlour Trade Dall
Duns Review
Crapsey Pell
Tey
Algernon S. Crapsey
Rochester
Bate JV
Episcopal
Dustin McKumin
Justice Mekhennt
United States Supreme Comet
Watehington, T
Ravenpot Brown
da Fotleti
Wiscousin
Ble
Fraunve
Ang i
J.g.holmes
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mexico
Hanna
Monterey
Limantour
Republic
Mexica
Pold
Mull
Oon
Ant Adldten
iUc
Ant
Addrens Nunn
Grate Losia Co
Rock Island
Stern
Erma Cotrely
Ralee
Lydia E. Pingham
Casimir Perier
France
t.Vitun
Kiloe
Rint Bottie
Kyrie
Areh&t
Hall
Fr. Cheno & Co
Tuledy, C
Denmark
N. Y
Winglow
Leeds
England
W.L. Douglas
Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Douglas Strong
Dreas
W.L. Douglan
Thomson
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