American Motor Carriages in Sweden Attract Attention
A Swedish report notes that American motor carriages face design flaws in Gothenburg and Stockholm. It suggests American firms should push markets in Gothenburg and Malmö, and consider local agents, while highlighting electric machinery demand and forthcoming power plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Sneeden
Robert
Bergh
United States
Gothenbhrg
Sweden
Rts
Ouirrow
Trollhattan
Gathpita
Lund
Bjerrod Jonkepin
Cermang
Aindly Ny
New Drama by Henrik Ibsen Reaches Global Audiences
The Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen releases a new work titled When We Dead Awaken. Translations in English French German Russian Dutch Hungarian Norwegian and Italian accompany its staged premiere, underscoring the international reach of the author’s problem plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrik Thien
Dhambalist
Ibsen Line
Turgarian
Holman
Pallsk
Not 2 Fakir: Eyewitness from Mindanao Tale Debunked
A dubious report about a new white people colony in Mindanao is dismissed as fanciful by readers. The alleged informer Nels Mingelskjoen is revealed as a reliable man with ties to US military authorities in the Philippines, born in Christiania Norway, who traveled to China and later aided American forces as a guide and spice agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engelakjoen
Mindanao
Nels Ingelskjoen
United States
Philippines
Mingelskjoen
Ghistiania
Norway
China
Manna
Re. Houreen
Norden: Scandinavian Unity Court Forming in Copenhagen
Scandinaviania on Grava and Ae movement for Scandinavian unity grows across Denmark Norway and Sweden. Germany’s conduct toward Danes in Schleswig and Nusalu’s brutality toward Winns spur awakening among Scandinav ians. A friendship bond forms as East prejudice fades. Norden court being organized with mn ura hag and Prof LeCour leading publisher in Copenhagen.
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Grava
Germany
Schleswig
Nusalu
Mn Ura
Norden
Copenhagen
Pikduty
LeCour
Presijuat
Tragic Train Collision Claims Local Man Near Degraff
A man identified as about thirty named Andrew Myles from the edge of Cluippewa county was killed by a westbound passenger train one mile west of Degraff while intoxicated and walking along the tracks. The incident occurred after he wandered into the path of the oncoming train near Norfolk. A separate note reports Julius Goldsmith, colored, hanged in an unnamed state for a prior murder in October last.
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Henson
Andrew Myles
Cluippewa County
Here
Degraff
Norfolk
Julius Goldsmith
Golored
Cody Tie
Sweden Norway link to new Atlantic ore port
A vast operation plans a railroad from Gil varn near the Arctic to Oloten in Sweden and Norway to feed British blast furnaces. The harbor 180 miles north of the Arctic coast will handle ore from Gullvarn with docks rivaling the Great Lakes ships. The system uses gravity discharge and aims for a 1,200,000 tons annual flow. The move shifts Britain toward Swedish ore as Spain depletes its mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Pia Yan
Guiltvarn
Battic
Arctic Circle
Baltic
Ciellivara
Norway
Oloten
Atlantic
Swe dish based lexicons editors and misread notices in</T>
Swedish daily to be started by Worcester editor of Superior Posten prepares Winnish English and Winnish Swedish lexicons for business use. Emil Lundin of Beachmont presents an improved airlight for carriages changing daily runs. New book by Tonas Lies sells 10,000 copies. second print run ordered. Copenhagen suffers outages after December fires disable telegraph and telephone services. Nils Groen returns to America. Skandinagen plans weekly shipments as debate over Danish West Indies continues.
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Worcester
Mass
Svanskia Daebhulet
Ufelmer
Posten
Ishpeming
Mich
Emil Lundin
Beachmont
Miss
Boston
Tonas
Anware
Ole O. Bracke
Copenhagen
Nils Groen
America
Skandinagen
Washington
Groen
Skundimagen
German Scientist Supports Language Diversity in Norway
A German scientist thanks Norwegians for resisting a push to make Norwegian the sole official language. He urges unity through fewer languages, citing past removal of German from schools as beneficial. Bjornson advocates ending compulsory old Norwegian studies with energy, a movement he may lead to victory in future debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notal
Norway
Ife
Bjornson
Lkely
Family Feud Ends in Fatal Shootout in Cedar Grove
In Cedar Grove a quarrel between Jerome Henson and Thomas Jones from Walker County Ga escalated after Jones knocked Henson down with a weight. Henson retrieved a pistol, pursued Jones to his store and fatally shot him. Henson lies mortally wounded.
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Chattanooga
Conn
Jerome Henson
Thomas Jones
Walker County
Cedar Grove
Jones
Henson
Montreal Money Broker Arrested in Bank Escape Case
James Baxter, a well known Montreal money broker, is under arrest charged with aiding and abetting James Herbert, the defaulter teller of the Banque Ville Marc, to escape. The hearing revealed Baxter had been paying Herbert to stay hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
James Baxter
James Herbert
Banque Ville Marc
Baxter
Herbert
Militia Fire Claims Two in Iowa Glucose Plant Blast
The blast at a glucose factory in Marshalltown Iowa killed Henry Krack the plant's head miller and severely scalded Hans Anderson another worker by the bursting of a steam pipe on January 3 authorities reported the accident at the plant at mile post of the city and began initial investigations to determine the cause of the incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAD
Marshalltown
Iowa
Henry Krack
Hans Anderson
Town Fire Destroys Muasseun In County Incident
A fire in Muasseun, a town in the county, devastated the area harming about twenty thousand dollars in losses. Insurance partly covers the damage as recovery efforts are underway. The blaze affected multiple structures and required extensive firefighting support.
Northwest Man Commits Suicide After Business Woes
Captain W. W. Marshall former deputy postmaster of Des Moines and ex Chicago Burlington & Quincy official killed himself due to mounting business troubles. A veteran of the Spanish-American War he served in Cuba and returned with malarial fever. His wife and two daughters are prominent in Des Moines society and he was a member of Governor Bales staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cube
Jowna Chy
Town
Don
W. W. Marshall
Esx Motes
Des Molinos
Ahenger Dapartmenta
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Ile
Les Moines
Guba
Gov. Bales
City considers special police after murder at prize fight
Sioux City Iowa overhaul of city crime control follows John B Robson murder as Mayor Quiel seeks permission to appoint special police. Alderman Broadway moves to investigate department negligence after a prize fight scene two blocks from the hall.
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Han
Sioux City
Towa
Tan
John B. Robson
Quiel
Eight Buildings Burned In Hin City Fire
A devastating blaze in Hin City destroyed eight buildings including the Melure hotel and adjacent stores. The fire caused about $10,000 in losses with only small insurance on the hotel, and the Melure building and contents were consumed along with the neighboring structures. The fire halted at the Tii City News office area, with extensive damage to the surrounding property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin City
Conia
Mill Guy
Tan Hbire Batt
Melure
Fisher
Tii City News
Pewsonner
Deep Iron Deposit near Harmony Minnesota
Specimens of iron from the well of August Miller three miles west of Avon were pronounced genuine. The mine is nearly 260 feet deep and would require heavy machinery to operate. Water has been impregnated with minerals since sinking to 800 feet, but Miller sought to strike deeper for purer water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avony
Supreme Justices sworn in on the Al preme bench
Justices Lewis and Tavely were sworn in yesterday by Chief Justice Stack as they joined the Supreme bench in St. Paul. Attorney General Douglas presented the two judges elect and the oath pledged to observe the laws and the constitution, to perform duties faithfully according to best learning, judgment and discretion.
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Supreme
St. Paw
Tan
Lewis and
Tavely
Alpreme
Douglas
Stack
Train crash near Raayway Carver injures several women
The report from Minnesota describes a derailment near Carver in January involving Mrs Mate Welters Misses Gestech and Kimmelsyere driving a horse carriage from Chaska. The horses bolted frighteningly, throwing the occupants and causing multiple injuries though some were only lightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate Welters
John Gestech
Kimmelsyere
Oma
Chaska
Beesta
Yan
Tre
Boys Planned Paris Trip Sparks Family Effort
In Montevideo Minnesota Frank Webb and Earl Meuliz, both about eighteen, talked of going to Paris for the weekend. With little money, their parents are racing to intercept and persuade a return home before any trouble arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Montevideo
Minn
Frank Webb
Earl Meuliz
Wili
Grees
Supreme Court Organized In Proceedings At Pierre
Newly elected supreme court members were sworn in. Justice Muller was chosen presiding judge for the first two years, followed by Justice Haney for the next two and Justice Carson for the final two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Pierre
Dan
Justice Muller
Justice Haney
Justice Carson
Montana Ore Purchasing Co Fined In Johnstown Suit
Cross-EAN filed in Butte Montana, dated January 4, reveals the Montana Ore Purchasing Company won a case against the Boston and Montana. The bill totals $824,154 with $278,378 for development work and $21,801 for exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross-Ean
Butte, Mont
Jno
Montana
Boston & Montana
Jackson criticizes Minnesota poorhouse and jail visit
Secretary of the state board of corrections and charities, Jackson, visited the Winona poor house and county jail and severely criticized these two institutions. He called the former the worst poorhouse in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Winona
Minn
Seecretary
FB. Jackson
State Board of Corrections and Charities
Wintoun
Madison chosen for state convention in Wisconsin
At a meeting of the prohibition state central committee in Madison the date August 22 was set for the state convention. Madison was chosen as the place and delegates-at-large to the national convention in Chicago were selected.
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Madison
Milwaukee
Wis
Clileaga
Fire damages business buildings in Marquette County
A blaze destroyed Dusainesa Iulliings on Mali Street at the village of Clampion, north end of Marquette County. Loss estimated at 13000 dollars with little insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Mich
Dusainesa
Creamery Burned Down in Hazleton Fire
A Hazleton creamery building burned to the ground with the cause and exact loss unclear. The ice house nearby escaped fire, while the total damage is estimated around 5000 dollars with substantial losses noted in a preliminary tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creamery
Hazleton
Lona
Tin
Tom Creamery
Invitation to Gov Lind and officials for St Paul visit
A formal invitation from Gov Lind Mayor Kiefer the Conmerehehib and the Carnival Association to Achuatyal Dewey to visit St Paul was presented to the admiral by Senator Davis. Davis urged a possible visit but officials replied Dewey’s future engagements made a St Paul visit impossible.
Indians Seek Land Relinquishment at Rosebud Agency
A movement grows in Gregory County to secure a portion of the Rosebud Agency land. Local leaders push for allotment to Tulian people with favorable sentiment toward the plan. Congressman Cunble prepared a bill to authorize appointing a commission to negotiate with the Indians.
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Rosebud
Yanlton
Gregory Eounty Taye
Cunble
Well Known Journalist Is Sentenced in Milwaukee
Ross Raymond a well known journalist was sentenced to sixty days in the house of correction for vagrancy. He gave the name Archibud Allen when arrested and carried a forged fellow from Adir Gen. Corbin to Gen. Charles King of Israel. He claimed to be an officer of the British army and said his mission was to purchase horses for the southern American campaign against the horse.
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Journalint
House of Correction
Milwaukee
Fan
Ross Raymond
Titstern
Rasmond
Nmme
Avchibud Allen
Corbin
Charles King
Iselty
One Trial for Murder in Ashinud Wisconsin
The murder case of Eugene Buell has begun here. Buell is accused of killing Peter J. Nelson of Layward two years ago. The trial is likely to last three weeks. Dan Sullivan and George Morgan were sentenced to twenty and eighteen months respectively in Corburghiry.
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Ashinud
Wis
Jin
Eugene Buell
Buell
Peter J. Nelson
Layward
Wicely
Dan Sullisin
George Morgan
Cor Burghiry
Bake Powder Labelling Prosecutions Move Forward
State dairy department has turned over materials for two prosecutions to Assistant County Attorney Zollman. One sample from a retail grocer is properly labeled and bought from a wholesaler. the other unlabelled powder came from a traveling agent of the Price Baking Powder company. The Price and Sayal companies dispute the validity of the charges.
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St. Pan
Lary
State Dairy Department
Aulamey Zollman
Stuce Atta
Price Baking Powder Company
Price
Doctors in Winona Oppose Vivisection Ban Proposal
A Winona County Medical Society meeting adopted a resolution against Congress passage of a bill prohibiting vivisection. The committee of Doctors Franklin Staples, Louis Ma Guanghey, and B. D. Neyes was tasked to present the society’s opposition to Minnesota senators and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona i
Fon
Winona County Medical Society
Congress
Bil
Franklin Staples
Bo Ma Guanghey
B.D. Neyes
Fram
Minnesota
Northern Pacific train collision injures seven near Wisconsin line
East bound Northern Pacific stock trade and Chicago Great Western passenger train No 2 collided at a junction on Wisconsin Central tracks. Seven were injured though none seriously, several horses were hurt, the locomotive and cars suffered major damage.
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St Baal
Tan
Chicago Creat Western
Wisconsin Central
December land sales report from Crooketon office
The Great Northern land office released its December report showing nearly 400 acres sold, primarily in Polk county, at an average price just over $10 per acre. Prices varied with land quality and demand, and Pel county parcels also moved quickly.
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Crooketon
Mian
Jan
Great Northern
Iand
Ling
Polk County
Incestia
Ben Koll
Farar
Pel County
Unclear Fragment From City Report At 450 East Seventh Street
Shaky OCR text describes an incident near 450 East Seventh Street with mention of a hospital and a monetary figure. It references a person named Dante Mollien and a police action by someone named Nelyon Willel. The passage is garbled and noncohesive, offering few decipherable facts.
Bank deposits soar as homes evicted amid upheaval
The report notes widespread evictions with over 100 past residents displaced. Bank of Spitiriiele records deposits exceeding 3150000 as tensions rise, affecting several hostels and residences in the area. Community distress grows as authorities handle the upheaval and creditor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Speartish
Dan
Bank of
Fragmentary Note on Place Names and Health Terms
A distorted text fragment mentions Diphibedia Crecheston Croulston Minar and Jiphtherin with references to sil prevalls and vittlins. discusses ences de qbatiutine and children in hot enses, unclear context or reliable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crecheston
Croulston
Minar
Plague-Like Disease Strikes Neighboring Towns
A report from Victoria and Manila warns that a raging illness resembles a plague in several nearby towns, including Ginna foupe Mandalogne and Pica oat Marla hon. The disease causes flesh-eating symptoms in animals and humans, with high attack rates and scarce medical aid in country towns. Officials plan to deploy doctors and Sisters of Mercy to Manehuria to combat the outbreak among Chinese inbounds on the Manehuria railway.
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Ling
Dimes
Sisters of
Morcy
Manehuria
Manehurion Rothway
Executive Order Quarantine War on Bubonic Plague
Washington January 5 an executive order is issued to handle bubonic plague in the Philippines and prevent its introduction into the United States. The quarantine service of the Treasury is tasked with coordinating officers and the Marine Hospital Service to manage the work.
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Warxhiystan Guemata
Washington
Pines
Marine Hospital
Gervied
Imannge
Secrerity
Treasury
OAL
Army Volunteers Strength After Grant Arrival
With the Grant arrival at Mauna transport ramp the Forty eighth volunteer infantry colored Gen Obs will form elective force of about 46,000 men. The army to the Philippines totals 62,500 men with 81,000 regulars and 31,600 volunteers. After Grant arrives the entire 4,000 volunteers will be in the Philippines.
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Washington
Lan
Mauna Af
Cha Grint
The
Philippines
Mrs Gordon Sobs in Court as Husband Is Acquitted
In New York at Lewis Gordon trial for stealing a watch, Mrs Sarah Gordon aged 35 collapsed from the witness chair during her testimony and died after being carried from the courtroom. The jury, moved, acquitted Gordon. Mrs Gordon died at the hospital.
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New York
Lewis Gordon
Sarah Gordon
Gordon
Garlan
Macchinists Strike Nets Uniform Pay Across Shops
In New York Jans 5, about five hundred machinists across Waterson machine shops and Wittson's walked out for a uniform rate of 0 per day. Workers were receiving 0 to 4250 per day previously. The strike, led by Pierson, N. Z., is expected to ripple through iron trades statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sharkey and O Rourke dispute over cornering support
Telegrams reveal Tom Sharkey dismissing Tom O Rourke as a corner man and saying he can manage alone in his fight with Jenvies. Sharkey vows to be his own manager next year while O Rourke cuts ties and withdraws support. London notes William Waldorf Astor donates £5000 to equip volunteers for a new battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharkey Shaker O
Wally Wally Anain Chipy
London
William Waldort Antoy
City of London
Mr. Astor
Wire thieves nabbed as copper ring busted
Gineimath Olio Jan G PI Lohr and Scott Hunt were arrested yesterday while trying to sell copper wire. They claimed no clear source but were held on bail default. Detectives link them to recent city wire cutting incidents. Also reported is a dynamite incident on a Springfield line injuring no one but wrecking a car, with twelve passengers shaken.
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Gineimath
Olio
Jan
G PI Lohr
Scott Hunt
Topeka official killed in road incident yesterday
A Topeka branch manager of the Shinivd OU vomypuby, killed by a ninja while en route to railway patrols, was run over and died yesterday. Greta was reportedly nearby and involved in the events.
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Topeka
Kyl
Shak BA
Cen
Minager
Shinivd OU Vomypuby
Greta
Radlroaul
Notable Local Divorces Missed Vows in Mixed Up Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal names like Miss Vondiel and Ivy wlho Callawed, with mentions of a Miss Missek visiting. the text is garbled and lacks coherent dates or places, yielding an unclear record of a personal or social event rather than a definite legal notice or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joeve-Stek
Sovofiy
Sulelitow
Miss Vondiel
Uhiedza
Marey Hin Missek
Ivy Wlho Callawed
Detroit fighter Snyder wins after Smith breaks arm
In a chaotic brawl the bout ends in the tenth round when Smith suffers a broken arm, forcing the referee to award the decision to Snyder. Brenton Win Arg and others from Tondon and Ontario were noted in the crowd as Canadas boxing scene shows rising tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenton
Tondon
Ontolan
O Banlow Snydun
Detroit
Olnasy Smith
Champton
Canada
Suitty
Snyder
Cascarets Candy Ad Promotes Laxative Health
American advertisement extols Cascarets as pleasant effective relief for constipation. Includes testimonials from readers across Chicago Buffalo Cincinnati and beyond praising their results and urging purchase of 10 20 or 30 cent boxes with free samples from Sterling Remedy Company Chicago or New York. The ad warns to look for the CCC logo on the tablet and avoid substitutes.
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America
Varrabes
Chicago
Albert B. Burt
C. W. Durrant
Emerson St
Buffalo
G.d. Gradwell
Wrugullty
Myre
Mary Cummings
Maud
Oklahoma
Cascarels
Irvin
Cor
Mead and Railroad
Meadville
Eunice J. Smith
Itch Valley
Legh
Knightstown
Chilee H. Nyenek
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mru
M. Rew
Lacette
Iowa
Ponte
Andrew ‘Woodruff
Dayaville
Tom Holt
Wellwood
Manitoba
John Wlesinink
Baxter
Allegan
Mich
Addroga Sterling Remedy Company
New York
Avery
Agricultural Scheme Sparks Darkie Harvest Woe
In a rural tale from Alabate Col Waylie tries a controversial farming scheme. He consults an old gardener about a west felt corn variety while warning locals in violent terms about possible theft. The exchange reveals racial slurs and a dangerous mindset affecting agricultural plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Waylie
Alabate
Darkles
Tfenry
Tcaro
Sick Room Etiquette From Cincinnati Enquirer
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer advises kindly behavior around ill people. It urges staying by the bedside, avoiding staring or whispering, and quiet clothing to respect a patient’s tenderness and need for calm. It warns against discussing the patient and against following doctors into other rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joole
Alcknesa
Cincionati Enquirer
Scandinavian servants in England raise domestic hiring hopes
The Newcastle Chronicle reports a Sunderland scheme to import Scandinavian girls as domestic servants amid scarce staff. The plan touts hardworking, industrious individuals, with a first applicant in Sunderland already praised for managing a household despite not speaking English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Newcastle Chroniclon
South Shields
Sunderland
Scandinavia
Read the Advertisements and Advertisers
A promotional note urges readers to engage with the newspaper’s advertisements. It promises value in examining ads for meat prices and reliable offers, claiming advertisers provide what they advertise and can be trusted.
It the Wall and the Mock Trial of a Catle
A jokey exchange from a Chicago News item features a poor man accused of cattle theft replying The right thing stranger in a quip with Amber Peterer, reflecting clipped era humor and cryptic spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber Peterer
Chicago News
Bird cook inquiry and uncleared bids in Brooklyn chat
A fragmented Brooklyn Lite note questions how a bird was cooked and hints at bidding misunderstandings. It mentions patent medicine men Mil their alma mats with a pelvnt joker to show their skill in proving life Affection is the broadest basis of a good life, attributed to George Ellot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Lite
Mits
George Ellot
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Nelson
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