Tawney Says War Talk Ridiculous in Roosevelt Attack
Washington January 22. Congressman Tawney lambasted the idea of preparing for war with Japan while naval appropriation bills were under consideration. He argued Japan cannot wage war against the United States given finances and distance, and warned against spending for new battleships to satisfy naval race talk. He claimed talk of war fades when news reports appear and that only a foolish policy would threaten Hawaii and coastlines while awaiting shipbuilding and coal supply realities.
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Washington
Jaf
Roosevelt
Tawney
Agaimet
Ler
Japan
Ahipingapa
Great Britain
Hawaii
Gibraltar
California
Hebden
Refuses Liberty Pardons and Parole Delays Translate to Nonsensical Accusations
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Reuben Thompeon of Monmouth facing parole and a supposed full pardon. Details are garbled with dates and terms like prison, physician, and flying, making factual reconstruction impossible.
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Treilon
Reuben Thompeon
Monmouth
Amd
Boy Held Under Bail By Central Rail Police
Police say a year old boy entered a yard at transfer yards and was detained after pleading guilty to a minor charge. He remains in custody at the station awaiting grand jury action with bail set at 100 dollars.
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Hi O'Lay
Elie
Dar Él Foe
Central
Nash
O Langhiain
Atrai
O'Laughlin
Yall
Tha
Sale Advertisement At Walls Reliable Store
Local notice for a sale event at Walls store offering men and women's apparel and accessories. Featured items include shirts, socks, and footwear with prices like $1 and $149 mentioned amid promotional wording.
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Gien
January Clothing Sale
January sale notice outlines an in store clothing discount event. The readable text mentions pricing and items but lacks complete details on dates or participating brands.
Last Days of Om Sale Rea Toys
An auction or sale notice profiles the final days for a store or event named Om, with listing of Rea Toys and related items in Ohio. Details are sparse but indicate closing activities and inventory reductions for potential buyers.
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Rea Toys
Rabid Dogs Reported At Large In Elizabeth
Proclamation by Mayor orders immediate action against roaming dogs in Elizabeth. Dogs found on streets without muzzles after today will be taken by the dogcatcher. The measure cites a public health concern and requires all dogs to be muzzled in designated areas or face disposal if unowned.
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Elizabeth
Rookee Amdial
Bern
A. Zucker
Mayor Insists He Is Right In City Dispute
In a torn text fragment the mayor argues his position amid a controversy. A Journal reporter notes his plan to appear before a grand jury and suggests the city may pursue other channels to address the schism.
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Miaviiy Eid
Catholic University Rector Chosen by Telegraph
Cardinal Dibboma announces Rev. Dr Themas J. Shahan former Hartford rector chosen for fifteen year term as Catholic University rector. The act follows a board decision and signals a major leadership change amid rumors and church politics in Washington.
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Tournal
Dajtimore
Dibboma
Themsas J. Shahan
Hartford
Cana
Washington
West
Catholic Uni- Br
Bhaling
Biship Carroll
Child Burned May Die Alleged Incident Report
A fragmentary OCR item notes a child burned and at risk of death, mentioning individuals including Mildred B. Daly and the Hyraroll daughter, with references to George and Ruby bather and a dealer A. S. Lovejoy. The text is garbled but indicates a severe injury forensic-like notice.
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Ying
Mildred B.daly
Hyraroll
George
Ana Ruby’ Bather
Lovejoy
Benth Pines
YINNER IN WRITING CONTEST NAMED BY INCOMPLETE NOTICE
Fragmented OCR suggests a local writing contest name and organizer names like Charles Rollinson and Amer & Rollin. The readable text hints at an announcement about a tomorrow event, but details are garbled and names incomplete.
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Yinner
Funeral of Bishop McQuaid A Solenn Farewell
The funeral service for Bishop McQuaid was held at St Patrick’s Cathedral. Notables attended the solemn rites as clergy and laity gathered to pay tribute in Rochester New York.
Orcutt Heads VME C A At Annual Directors Meeting
The annual meeting of the Board of Directors elects Orcutt as head of the organization. The report notes 1908 expenses of 161,214.05 versus 1907 expenditures of 1200.44, highlighting the association's financials and ongoing charitable activities.
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Oak Plage Ta
Hall
Morgan Buys Washington Sword From Lewin
Baltimore reports financier Pherpont MacRan buys the sword worn by General George Washington at his 1783 resignation ceremony. Morgan plans to donate or loan the relic to the Mount Vernon Association for permanent display. The seller Virginia Lewin held the piece for over 25 years and sold due to financial needs. The weapon reflects Washington's inauguration day history as well, in New York on April 30, 1789.
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Baltimore
D. Pherpont MacRan
New York
Misa Virginia
Taylor Lewin
City
Galrge Wishington
Continental
Annapolis
Morgart
Mount Vernon Association
General Wilbrigetent
Potomec
Alexandria
Ly Morgen
Julien
Lewin
Winn
Morgan
Washington
Stabbed Man Returns From Train Incident
Reports describe a violent event at a gathering where a man named Casale was present and ejected from the venue by an individual named Kelly. The accused was arrested the next day at his home in Port Reading and held as a prisoner for several days amid a crowd of Italian attendees.
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Bia
United States
Casale
Nami Hom
Keli
Kan
Port
Kelly
Bore
Port Reading
Canute
Houses for Messina planned evacuee ships
Jomen Messina details a plan for evacuating 500 homes to be sent aboard the steamer Eve from New York. Four vessels are chartered, three exiting from See York and one from New Orleans, to sail tomorrow night.
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Jomen Messina
Rej Ta
Saale
Merrow
Eve
New York
Mudd
See
York
New -Orleana
No Cases Until February Declared by Sheriff
Sheriff Kirkland announces no court cases will be called until February 1. Main jurors have been selected for the OS case on Mera, and parties have been notified not to appear in February. Woottee Shoes is cited as no cases called in any courts until the later date.
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Sherif Kirkland
Mera
She Wheri
Mayor Confronts Excise Board Over Transfers Plan
In a two hour session the Excise Board defied Mayor Mruvlay by granting additional exchanges while the mayor reaffirmed his stance on excise violations. City Attorney Connolly disputed the board's acquittal actions as tempers flared and a member collapsed in the corridor after adjournment.
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City Vial
Excise Board
Mruvlay
Connolly Repus
City Attorney
Mraving
Connolly
Bin
Suppe
Bad Deere
Carroll
Briat Perder
Atwater
O'Donnell
Pell O Doppel
Acm Jam
Prisoner Divorced Through Bars of His Cell
A fragmented account describes a prisoner, Franka Ineal Aailor, arrested on December 27 on a charge related to a ceremony. The text mentions a divorce through bars and a religious context, with incomplete details and garbled phrases.
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Dirdeest
Franka Ineal Aailor
Herron insanity application delays execution pending clemency
Fragmentary OCR report notes an insanity defense or application related to Herron as a formality delaying a governor’s clemency action. The text is highly garbled, with unclear names, dates, and jurisdictions, but indicates an execution pending decision and possible clemency proceedings.
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van Ag
Archibeld Herron
Mine Workers Convention Opens Amid Contempt Proceedings
Indianapolis Jan 22 mine workers convention opened today amid contempt proceedings. The chaotic session focused on labor issues and wage disputes as delegates gathered to address ongoing labor tensions and industry concerns.
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Joy Telegrapn
Sowenany
Indianapolis
Mine Workers Convention
Iea
Weber's Clothing Great Clearance Sale Ad
The notice advertises a large clearance sale at Weber's Clothing on Yen street with deep reductions across all high-grade wear. It promises many bargains for men and youths, featuring substantial discounts over several months with wide savings advertised.
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Weber
January Reduction Sale Notice Confusing Page
January sale notice appears on a damaged page with unclear lines. It mentions a reduction sale and a date reference to January but lacks complete details. The fragment lists Techiers and Jacuey Jane among scattered names, with no firm location or terms provided.
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Techiers
Apeciada
January sale item at White and Coleghay event
January sale notice outlines a special item for bid at White and Coleghay, with unclear details about a unique piece and a person named Heth Bonbon. Readers are urged to watch for more information and dates.
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Sale Bete
Coleghay
Enitiitin
Heth Bonbon
Alteration sale at McMickle Prin. on Broad Street
A fragmented notice describes an alteration sale at Senwed's rival shop and McMickle printer on Broad Street. It mentions dresses and pails with some items priced low, a date of tar 306, and a full dress suit lot as part of the sale.
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Fire Amer & Rollin
Caton Sper
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Witten
C. Orcutt
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Elita
Wien
Messina
Keren
Mayer
Lseebeth
Vian
Herron
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