King Edward Leads Thanksgiving Peace Service at St Paul’s Cathedral
King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended a high profile thanksgiving service in St Paul’s Cathedral celebrating peace. The scene featured royal procession elements, cloistered officials, and large crowds in London, with representatives from government and church.
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Edward
ST. Paul's Cathedral
London
Sowth
Teulon
Empire
Kiatdwant
Jamiden
St Mauls
Hesion
Lan
Hecarte
Ainine
Carrie Manfesties
Princess of Wales
Lord Roberts
Sunday Morning Quarrel Turns Fatal at Indiana Resort
A Sunday morning quarrel at a resort near Marion Indiana ended in murder. Three men identified by authorities were involved. one victim died and a second was wounded as police investigated. The incident spurred a manhunt and pursuit of suspects described as connected to the crime.
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Marion
Ind
Lightning Kills Two in Columbus as Storm Rages
A fierce wind and lightning strike swept Columbus injuring a third and killing two men. Victims named include carpenter Louis McClain and M. G. Cochras Wille. another man died at the scene. Widespread property damage reported across the residence area with trees and clotheslines toppled.
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Columbus
Liemder
Excursion Train Wreck Leaves Passengers Maimed
A derailed excursion train at Alpena injures multiple riders, with names including John McCanthy, Jacob Mondort, George Boyne, Cath Heyer, and Charles McDonald among those listed. The report notes serious injuries and possible fatalities, with authorities and legal aid involved in the aftermath.
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Ile Knowsky
Eae
Irons Dagen
Los Epilor Athena
Ysl
Frantured
George Boyne
Buffalo
Sprahvodt
Neek Beatae
Cath Heyer
Brass
Chidshian Yall
Thomas Connors
All of
Alpena
Avriy Sherretto
Dotn G
Royal gathering and Old Settlers picnic report
The piece describes a royal procession with dignitaries at a ceremony, mentioning Bucking- Tani place Hywry and Ming Pabwarit among others. It notes Lucian P. Stapleford visiting Kentucky to attend a picnic and the Old Settlers association's first annual meeting. Dr. P. G. Moore will bring Anthony Wayne’s battle flag and a banner said to belong to Frances Stochin, while plans recall the white park’s early life and foster parents Abe Marlinn.
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Lucian P. Stapleford
Old Settlers’ Association
Kuanoky
The Indiana Platform and Party Unity Debate
The article reports on a Defiance city meeting where Jit Bofielpe Maker discusses the Indiana platform with a Democratic state convention representative. He argues for adopting a unified platform to strengthen the party for the next year and national elections, while noting the need for reorganization and support from leaders like Senator Hl Decker of PAW. Snook is expected to be renominated at Van Wert.
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M. iv
Rearganizetlan Aa Weile
Ole Dat Fogeiter
Helter Organizaction
Galerie Tlal
United States Hemitur
Hl Decker
Paw
Apolan
Ata
Decker
Militia Saves Negro From Mob In County
A militia unit halted a night mob trying to attack a Black man after rumors of a crime. Governor Lutigino ordered troops, repelling the mob as dispatches continue and a preliminary trial for Mannhead is planned tomorrow.
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Tate
Salery
Walter Aina AcHegro
Carian
Ualtlesbasy
LHS
Lotigino
Fugitive Burglar Divests Hands of His Cuffs
A fugitive burglar, wanted in five states, allegedly eluded capture after fleeing from a central passenger train near Brazil Indiana and jumping from a car while handcuffed. He was pursued across multiple locales including Kentucky and Illinois, with Sheriff Atwood involved and warnings issued to detectives. Several rewards remain for his capture.
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Carbondalm
Starry
Vravil
Jere
Shorts
Nim
American diplomat guest greeted by Emperor during visit
Aser received an American official, BRRLEN Jrined-Tulge FW. Hol of New York, formerly secretary to the American delegation, by Emperor Wiliam at the old palace. They discussed American and international affairs with cordiality, showing keen interest in U S relations and detailed knowledge of American matters.
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Brrlen
Tulge FW. Hol
New York
Ameriain
Hespoe Fontarener al Tha
United States
News on British stance and war outlook across continents
The piece surveys British public opinion on the war and postwar roles, noting mixed reactions to South African events, calls for restraint, and respect for leaders like Chamberlain. It contrasts British morale with American trade expectations and European responses, including Germany and Hungary, amid ongoing anti-British sentiment and looming political shifts.
Will Consider Appropriation For University Conference
Fragmentary text discusses appropriation and attendance at a meeting, referencing Concordia and Cran ditte al fer sfelege references. It notes discussions on funding, university center plans, and past conventions, with several garbled phrases but mentions of meetings, ballots, and approval considerations.
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Milwaurileer
Iiss
Concordia Culty
FBI
Fragmented Notes on a Northern Taityua Toast and Foreseeable Guests
An OCR fragment references Kiliter Thad Mater and Cherstin in a northern Taityua context with mentions of vines, widow observations, and a plan to hear from a person soon. It includes garbled phrases about a cigar box, moths, spectacles, and humorous lines, with unclear dates or events.
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Kiliter
Thad Mater
Taituya
Prin
Deane
Abel
Fragmented Tale of Political Moves and Debates
An OCR fragment discusses Hebrew on a ticket and NRA debates, referencing Tati telat filings and Pink's insinuations. It mentions a Republican county chair Walt Cus Geadsel Willis of Mobon, a distinguished lawyer, and a Mahl figure. The piece hints at political maneuvers, party alignment, and a bench appointment, with names and dates obscured.
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Pink
Waitian Dewialy Etndidada
Xover
Shel Caine
New York
Siewark le Woorlfond
Gewornen Stud
Kautinans
Wits
Teantith
Erner
Fragmented historical notice of local figure Te Mintiaghen Rewa Bemorrat
A damaged OCR excerpt details Te Mintiaghen Rewa Bemorrat and mentions ties to the prohibition movement, Wayne press roots, and political affiliations. It references a founder role at the Wayne Gazelle and a local newspaper, with notes on party involvement and community presence.
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Denes Fann
Fle O
Grant Apni
Erty
Mysteries of Knighthood Revealed to Large Applicant Class
Large crowds from neighboring towns gathered at Park Wasthe for Knights of Gy tum bang ceremonies. The event featured many named members, visiting dignitaries, and a celebratory feast at Library Hall with a mass, speeches, and the conferring of the second and third degrees.
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Knights of Gytumbang
Gloss
Achat
Order
Hpl Nowt
Hany Kennark
Joe Kootl
Jos Woiek
Ed Muriarily
Jno Gf. Qogma
WL Loncormat
M.A. Koosket
Henry Jamer
A. Rekers
A. Misthanm
Rohan
Wo Abern
Bh Beuret
Bonahte
Hey. A. Sthintker
Chow Borghett
Me. Driscoll
Mighty
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne, Inc, 7 New Vaven, Ft M. Grume, J.C. Meliahimn
Huntington
Oniblivk
Yaeger
Tie
Sanit
Mme
Enaulanry
Gaeretiz Qo J. Slabory
Fied
Tana
Hin Cetin
Mort Wage Mori Aid
Galion
Thi Ga Herro
Roche
Sullivan
Huschuzet
Tolgits
Lafayette Cotmeil
Thomae Ielien
Grand Kelett
Io Rita South
D. OS
Ork
Col
John A. Seal
Finlir
Pope den XO
Christopher Colmoine
Mix Jong
Henin
Jay Kreider Almost Shoots Flesh From Arm After Hunt
Jay Kreider, returning from a hunting trip, appears distracted and fires near himself. An odd incident unfolds as he handles a weapon while walking, injuring a bystander and prompting rapid medical and police response. The scene moves to a house on Wallace Street where authorities discuss safety and potential charges.
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Jay Kreider
Mississippi Negroes Do Not Revolt Despite Shot G un Threats
Disturbing reports from Kemper county describe rumors of a planned black uprising in Mississippi. Whites prepared to defend towns as armed gangs gathered and residents feared attacks on homes, trains, and property while authorities urged calm and vigilance.
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Sheetal
Mosidiay
Akg
Catena
Tobnien
Arco
Flo
Kemper
Mardin
Johnson
Din Triels
Abel
Prseral
Mate Ion
Fran
Federation of Catholic Societies Meets in Chicago Aug 1
The Federation of Catholic Societies convenes in Chicago on August 1 with leaders including Minhayn Wey, Anthony Mates, Mooney, and others. A resolution pledges to present a report to the Washington president and address conduct concerns, while discussing methods used in teaching Filipinos and shaping education policies.
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Federation OF Catholic Societies
Chicago
Cuevelante Ch
Federation Af American Catholic Societies
Chienge
Augie
A. Minhayn
Heury
Wey
Anthony Mates
Coorke Yyih Bens
Mooney
Betons McArnt
Croman
Messmor
Gren Bay
Wis
Washington
Cohol
Ebiltean Iron
Clare
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