KING WILL LEAD PRINCE OF WALES NOT IN IT
A jagged report from New York notes the fashion leader, known for hard work, is absent as royal progresses unfold. The text discusses The King greeting a modernizer and mentions a Windsor visit and courtly events. The piece covers state business and public appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince OF Wales
New York
Reb
WEA
Wineinen
Windsor
Cucy
Alexandra
Fayerions
Fragmented OCR notes outline March deadline and state actions
The unreadable text appears to describe a March deadline for state actions and judicial or administrative steps. It mentions various place names and officials in a garbled sequence, implying a political or legal notice context without clear details.
San Jose Peach Scale Threat Prompts County Fight
A fragmented notice describes a pest threat in Ohio involving San Jose scale harming peach orchards. Local authorities discuss survey, suppression efforts, and the need for effective control measures to protect fruit trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
San Jose
Raid on Gamblers Sparks Police Action in City
A raid on a gambling venue led by authorities disrupted a suspected ring. Officials, including Philbin, announced seizure of evidence and detailed ongoing investigations while pledging further action to dismantle the operation. The scene, described by a local informant, underscored persistent concerns about organized gambling activity.
Unclear OCR fragment about gambling house raid warrants
Fragment describes a plan to raid a gambling house using warrants from Justice Jerome rather than a police court. It notes avoiding leaks, securing witnesses, and the difficulty of obtaining testimony, with a sense of moral certainty about conviction being unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jereme
Tte
Jerome
Nekt
California Kraft Growers Pact Aims Faster Fruit Freight
At the California Kraft Growers convention a committee was appointed to push quicker freight for green fruit. Shippers seek six days to Chicago and eight to New York from Sartanelle, with railroads already delivering to Chicago in six days. Shortest possible New York transit is eight and a half days, Santa Fe to participate similarly as last year, Mojaves largely excluded.
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San Branehee
California
Kraft Growers
Sacramenta
Sartanelle
Chicago
New York
Santa Fe
Mojaves
Pueblo
Pacine
Rio Grande
Revolutionary Women at Continental Congress Opening
The article describes opening ceremonies of the Continental Congress with Mrs Manning delivering a reverent address and reading of tokens. It notes participants including Mrs Manning, Mrs Washington and Mrs Deemald Me Led, and mentions ongoing preparations for debates and elections affecting the new regime in Philadelphia.
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Waelvnston
Continental Congress
Dani Mamninw
Gen- Hal
Congreda
Oedor
Chaplin
Manning
Manuidiny
aiReers
Cuneo
Deerttant
New Week
Washington Muebling
New
Jesry
Give The Child A Chance In New York Wart Proposals
A 19th century reform tone argues to improve child welfare through provision of air and humane care. The author laments wealth inequality and urges benevolent institutions to act now rather than leave for executors. The piece reflects views on social reform and responsibility toward children.
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New York
Tapane
Abram S
Phudren
Tanalion
Gee Sone
Revolt of the Tories and cabinet dynamics
In a contested political snapshot, the Daily Graphic notes a Tory revolt amid cabinet loyalties. Conservatives claim temptations against the government, while ministers defend the cabinet as journals celebrate the Mee family influence in official affairs.
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Louden
Daily Graphic
Han
SeVitv
Vole
Federation Plan Advances As Labor Leaders Meet
Washington February 19 The American Federation of Labor executive council met to discuss disputes among national unions and to appoint a committee headed by President Gompers to address issues in Porto Rico eight hour work day efforts and the May day push. Legislative updates cover an eight hour bill and prison labor bill with lawmakers urged to oppose anti injunction amendments.
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Washington
Fed
SamueleBiath Pers
American Federaltek of Labor
Vovingtes
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gompers
Mirehall
Widd
American Federation of Labor
Degata
Iglesias
Porto Rico
Gervices
Legislative Committee
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Wanted clerical office help and housekeeper ads
Classified notices show multiple help wanted items including a young man accurate at figures and typing seeking an office job, two young ladies or gentlemen seeking room and board, a respectable young woman seeking housekeeping work for a widower or club, and a clerical or office employment inquiry with references.
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Ani
Titov Mountain
Jackson
West Quartz Street
F. C. Moore, Melrose, Munt
Host of horses entered for Bennings spring handicaps
New York February 14 H G Crickmore secretary of the Washington Jockey Club announced the entries for the first and second spring handicaps to be run at Bennings on the spring meeting opening and closing days. The races are for three year olds and up with six furlongs and seven furlongs distances and 700 and 1000 dollars added respectively. Weights to be announced March 1. Entries include Death Rabert Wadell False Alain Aistie Magic Light Knight of Rhodes Invasion Mawr Giatum Decanter Spovinus Lexington Pirate Big Gun First Whip The Rhymer Fake Mbot Edward Robert Metcalf Charaylus Royetorer Brisk Sidney Lucad Gol Pox Blaine Bont Obliged Tonley Animosity Gertrude Tillott Prince of Verona Intrusive.
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New York
H. G. Crickmore
Washington Jockey Club
Bennings
Death
Rabert Wadell
False Alain
Aistie
Magic Light
Knight of Rhodes
Invasion
Mawr
Giatum
Decanter
Spovinus
Lexington
Pirate
Big Gun
First Whip
the Rhymer S. Fake
Mbot Edward
Robert Metcalf
Charaylus
Royetorer
Brisk
Aged
Sidney Lucad
Gol Pox
Blaine
Bont Obliged
Tonley
McGovern to retire from stage life in April return
Chicago report cites Kansas City dispatch saying Terry McGovern is ousted from stage duties and will end his theatrical tour in April in Brooklyn. He plans boxing in San Francisco April 23 against Tim Hagerty for the Twenty Century Athletic Club after a stop in Brooklyn, with Harris confirming the plan.
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Chic
the Chronicle
Kansas City
Malaya
Terry McGovern
Harris
Toda
Terry
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Tim Hagerty
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Inter-City Bowling Match Set for Toledo May 14
New York and Chicago bowlers have fully arranged an inter-city match in Toledo Ohio on May 14. Each team posts 500 dollars, with the winners receiving 1000 dollars plus 80 percent of the match gross receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Toledo
Ohio
Pan American exposition to open Sundays at gates
The Courier reports decisions to open Pan American exposition gates on Sundays starting soon. Management will not comment on the change and will announce the opening Sunday after the exposition launches in New York. A Herald item suggests Whitelaw Reid may be named envoy extraordinary for King Edward VII’s coronation in June, with date not yet fixed.
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Buffalo
the Courier
New York
Herald
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Ridward VII
No Public Instructions on Nicaragua Matter Reported
Washington reports that no public instructions have been communicated by Secretary May to Ambassador Choate regarding Nicaragua. State department officials decline to discuss any private restrictions. In Cleveland, Mr Wu Ting Fang the Chinese minister to the United States will speak on Washington and Confucius at the Chamber of Commerce next Friday afternoon.
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United States of America
Montana
United States District Court
Robert N. Gibson
Hiram Knowles
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Butte
Silver Bow
Congress
Nis
Washington
May
Choate
Wnal
State Department
Cleveland
Ohio
Wu Ting Fang
United States
Atterton
Chamber of Commerce
Confucius
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Jyo
Cuonte
Pet
Deyebonet
Penrheat
Jurtion
Philbin
Philiin
New York City
Revolutionary Women
Daughters of Revolution
National Congress
Cecil
Gee the
Specialist Medical Co
West Park Street
BOURA
Tos
Au Ang Taney Tan Yee Tay
Bsufte
Inter Mountain Wants
CASH
St. Awe
Nathan
Wante Inday
A. B
Inter Mountain
W. Broadway
West Granite
Alaska
Anddreys, C. McK. S
Care Inter Mountain
Dorothy Block
A. E. Nathan
Shenoil Hardware and Inplement Co
Salmon City
Idaho
Casey’ Block
West
Galena Street
South
Idaho Street
Olson
Tron
Wyoming Streets
B. A&p
Chas, L. Smith & Co
West Granite Street
Trav T
Caxton Building
Colorado Street
Owsley Block
North
Jackson Street
North Washington
Belmont
East
Quartz Street
Cusold
Welneero Bros, & Epstein
Mathew H. Kane
James Kane
Care Doull Brothers
North Main
Hamilton Block
EWING
National Undertaking Company
Broadway
Osschi
West Park
Mazie
Biehl
Per
Umes
Mountain Dew
Mountain Dew Perfume Co
Denver
Colorado
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Billings
Alliance
Neb
Martin Mitchell
Ant
Forbis & Mattison
E. Broadway
Gald
Btate
Joseph B. Trevarthen
Daled Butte
Will
Chicago Rollers
Reid
Moler Barber College
Minneapolis
Minn
Clark & Co
4Th and Locust Streets
Philadelphia
Honda
T. B. Willer
M. Wade
East Broadway
S. M. Wade
South Main
Conroy & Morley
A. B. Rombauer
Carney & Hand
Wyoming Street
TOR Sc
Manila Cafe
W. Park Street
Leading Fir Insurance Companies
Reynolds & McDowell
Laird
Columbia Street
Thompson Investment CO
West Site
West Tron
South Montana
West Side
S. Wyoming
Thompson Company
Galena
Eee
Hall Bros
Mehilian & Floyd
Haat Broadway
Montana Chattel Mortgage Co
Lizsie Block
Wyoming
Hazel Earle
Queen Victoria
Editha
Batant
Orem i W. Broadway
Chungs
West Galena &Ti
Tts
A. Augendre
Paria
Newbro Drug Co
Bole
Hutte, Montina
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