Schools Give $100 to Fund for California Disaster Relief
An article notes self denial in school fund collections for the San Francisco relief effort. Battin High School and others report varied totals with some students donating whole dollars upon family requests. Bank and city officials authorize transfers to the relief fund, totaling two hundred fifty dollars, with contributions from Citizens Bank and other donors coordinated by the relief committee.
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California
Vetnran
Sehoors
Battin High School
San Francisco
Iereas
al Wet Deen
United States
New Jersey
Citizens Bank
P. J. Ryan
Elks Fund and Foresters Support for Goods Collection
The article lists Elks and other societies backing a goods drive, names donors and wagons offered for collection, mentions Court Columbus and the Independent Order of Foresters pledging funds and land use, and notes German Ladies give $10 while a Pioneer Wheel meeting handles business and fundraising.
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Srin
Menplone
John J. Donahue
Town P. Arnold
First Street
Frank Hazel
Tomer J. Es
Wall Street
George
Rs Court
Atrent
Ina
Order of Foresters
United States
New Jersey
WIM
Bentt Place
Local page note on upcoming event draws strong crowd
A terse fragment notes a feature described as well attended and exceptionally instructive, promising broad interest. It hints at a highly regarded program or exhibit, counting on robust turnout and positive reception.
Principal Warns Against Unauthorized Money Collection
William D. Heyer, principal of Bokeot, urges residents to beware a person named Dove claiming authority to collect money in the city. He warns students and families not to give funds to this individual and to report any similar solicitations.
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William D. Heyer
Bokeot
Propie Agin
Dove
Art
Collet Mener
Lawyer Recoveries From Former Client Spark District Court Action
Lovie Hergert of Landen township faced a district court session yesterday as the defendant in a case arising from a former client matter. The proceedings centered on claims and potential remedies involving the attorney-client relationship and subsequent legal actions.
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Lovie Hergert
Landen Township
Unclear historical notice on recovery for services
Fragmentary OCR text references a dead woman Mrs Ange, a case involving tenants and a court jury. Details are illegible, making precise identification impossible. The fragment hints at a legal matter processed by a district or supreme court with a jury involved.
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Ange [Ipeer
Plala
Sudden Death of Civil War Veteran William Henry
William Henry, a well known Grand Army of the Republic member, died yesterday afternoon at Emergency Hospital from heart disease while awaiting a doctor. Born in Ireland, he served with Company C, Fourteenth New Jersey Volunteers, and fought in many battles. He lived at 20 Rahway Avenue and was in his seventies. His ashes or details were to be arranged locally.
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William Henry
Grand Army
Rahsway Avenue
Henry
Mr. Henry
Ireland
Naree
Henry En
New Jersey
Evergreen
T Cn Peat
Guard Against Thieves Near Year Time Warned
Chief of Police Fenney warns citizens to guard against thieves as days lengthen and the second story man is blamed for burglaries. Temtey issues a warning urging vigilance, noting increased risk during shopping and evening hours and advising secure doors and windows.
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Fenney Inaues
Temtey Hab
Miners Await Reply as Operators Meet in New York
Wilkes-Barre Pa April 27 John Mitchell and miner leaders await the operator reply to the latest miners proposal for a settlement of hard coal wage disputes. Operators will meet in New York today to consider the move and may counter with arbitration. Public sentiment favors peace, but miners demand higher wages to be met.
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Wilkes-Barre
John
Mitchell
New York
Sree
Mde
Sanlealsot
Fiat
York
Mitchell Vill
Eace Soavestiea
Besant
Ghent
Colby Meeting Postponed Amid Unfinished Plans
The Colby meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening is postponed due to incomplete arrangements. Chairman William N. Riinyon reports plans are not perfected, committees have met repeatedly, and a permanent Union County organization with officers and a constitution is still in progress. The meeting hall is yet to be chosen, and attendance will be limited to interested participants.
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Colby
Chiirenan
William N. Riinyon
Bay
Sesalon
Union County
Trading Stamps Bill Sparks Legislative Action
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a bill on trading stamps prompted a legislative response. Key entities unclear due to text damage. no firm dates, places, or organizations identifiable. Further readable context needed to produce a precise, factual summary.
Relief in San Francisco as Army Stabilizes City
San Francisco enters a calmer phase nine days after disaster as troops arrive to relieve guards, with authorities focusing on sanitation, damaged reservoirs, and securing water supply. Gov Pardee defends authority amid clashes, while steamship Buckman delivers essential Red Cross support and refugees settle into tents and trenches fortified for colder nights.
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Oakland
Cal
San Francisco
Francisco
Sabe
Schuylkitt Barracks
Bayeon
Ma. Bebmits
Gov. Pardee
Raor Haa
Ayer A Cae
Ie de
Alao
Legittay
Cerane
Coealder
Pope
Bockman
Cape Blanco
Wood
Valitat
Fragmentary note on food supply and park health figures
A partial report discusses food supply and park health officials. It mentions refugees and doctors claiming immunity to an epidemic, but text is fragmentary and unclear about dates or places.
List of dead at San Jose from earthquake toll
Washington April 27. General Greely reports a list of 21 identified dead from the San Jose earthquake and aftershocks, including Helena Brandon Ava Costa Corrigan and baby Warren DrerwnPegentry Osc Tin Dady, L Etter a Paul Ferr es K Fugit and wife, James Hilngive, many others, with total damages: 800000 to government buildings and bases.
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Washington
San Jose
Greely
Mra
Helena Brandon
Ava
Agoina Costa
Mra Corrigan
Warren Drerwn
Claude Everitt
L. Ettera
Paul Ferres
K. Fugit
James Hilngive
Bost Healy
Romeo Mans
Les Mycono
Peer L. Done
Dora
Doi
Innin
Georgi ‘Outer
Er Ine Guenett
J. F. Gogarr
M Me. Oaidilier Guaree
Lee Gee
Dol Sia
Gr Hee
KM Holmes
Mr. Hunt
Ian Jurger
McCommick
McCuy FY
Postalne
Fred’ Rauschhof
Ra Re
Jeri Sue Ire
Robles
Ee ‘Schenck
Pe — George
Toate Sande
A. Thay
Thorson
Walker
Garen Fain
Charlee Wagner
Wes
John Wagar
Mea. Wicks
Winon
Waltrond
William Wade
Margaret Wala
Anula Yager
American win in track events at Athens Games
The Athens games continued with a 100 meters dash won by Archin Hale of Milwaukee Athletic Club in 11.15 seconds. Moulton of Kansas City Ath Association placed second and Barker third. In field events, Seton claimed the stone throw title with 100 feet 24% inches, followed by Sheridan of the Irish American Athletic Club and Dorican of American Robart College.
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Athens
Greene
Mia
Archin
Hale
Eprinter
Milwaukee
Wis
Moulton
Kaname City Ath Association
Barker
En Ae
Tata
Scheff
Cy Lor
England
Iarvie, Lee
Beheil
Seton
Neheargh Greek
Suan Sheridan
Trolley Car Hit Fire Engine in New York
Three fire department members were seriously injured when a trolley car collided with Engine Company No. 23 near West 34th Street and Eighth Avenue in Manhattan. The trolley overturned, the engine smashed wheels and windows, and passengers were not fatally hurt. Motorman William Herring was among those injured.
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New York
Fire Department
Witty-third Street
West
American Missionaries in Pybatland Face Restrictions
In Pybatland, American missionaries report government-imposed limits on their activities with Europeans’ supporters appealing to respective authorities. The vague memorandum notes safety concerns and restricted access to local schools and properties.
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Pybatland
Destructive cyclone hits Clay county killing thirteen
Reports from Fort Worth dated April 27 describe a cyclone that struck the town of Balloway in Clay County at about 6 PM. Thirteen people were killed and many injured as the town was nearly wiped out by wind and fire. The storm path was about one mile wide and eight miles long, with property losses estimated at 170,000 dollars. Fires and aftermath relief efforts followed as residents faced widespread devastation and displacement.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Clay County
Balloway
Furthen
Stoneburg
Bellevue
Alva
Rha Cen
Sad
Denver
Bowe
Belarus
T. Havvil
Boa Childran
Ard
Carr
John
Juredi
Gry
Trial of Duke official under cloud in Newark case
In Newark a trial continues amid confusion over a key question whether Duke was the man in the matter. Dr Fowaphi Yowrmith, once linked to Mea Dakar, appeared yesterday and had not yet testified. A message urged Mrs Duke to call and confirm if the alleged plan involved a public telephone warning.
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Newark
Sh Dake
Fowaphi Yowrmith
Yuhiriky
Tenmion
Dakar
Mra
Duke Yesternday
Sealy
Walls Frisco Benefit Bidiectine Rescheduled
A benefit event linked to Frisco faces delays due to errors in initial listings. Organizers urge supporters to verify details with official sources as plans for bidding and resale are adjusted. Local venues and participating groups remain committed to the fundraiser.
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P.O
Frisco
Bidiectine
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