Fragmentary report on revolutionary activity near St Petersburg
A garbled dispatch reports a revolutionary movement near St Petersburg with mentions of Count Witte, unrest in Hathtott province, and a gunfire incident at a house linked to Brat of Barnvent von Wedtlandby. It notes discussions at St. Petersburg and rumors of regimental action at Viborg as the upheaval spreads.
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Samalof
Salies
Barntofent von Wedtlandbny
Saldhgroff
St. Petersburg
Gaunt Witt
Railesi
Sabba
Tayeblatt
Count Witte
Bydthuisen
Jasia Uy
St’ ‘Petersburg
Auventh
Viborg
GIVES UP HER OAR Mea Berry in Cimany Onpinred
A distressed account describes Mea Berry's capture near the town as authorities investigate and plan custody under the probate court. She was removed by carriage to jail aid and appears emaciated from exposure and lack of sleep.
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Cimany
Wensag
Officies
Ino Berry
Singeriday
Glineti
Bug
Hey Fort
Prisca
Monia
Barry
Dea Moris
Geare Heroridge
Mu Dinewate
Wunity Dal
Tomes Bury
Joyt Matluon
de Bis
Birra
Burgettgo
Burs
Turnkyi Gos Bike Fbijiediite
Atenk
Boycott spreads as China trade tensions rise
A Rabble of concerns detailed in Canton describes how American merchants face a growing boycott impacting shipments. Chinese authorities and local traders resist handling U S goods, threatening to shift trade away from Canton toward interior provinces as transport and communication hurdles slow response. The prospect of lifting exclusion laws is deemed unlikely, while the boycott expands not only in Australia but also the Tapasese regions, threatening American commerce and industrial sectors.
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Li Sikor
Aleigh
Hoyernl
China
Capt
Bular
Csnn
Canton
de Woycott
Lewa
Phoy
New York Mysteries Four Cases in Gotham Jrazine
Four puzzling New York mysteries unfold on major arteries, the subway, and Chinatown. Victims include an unidentified man found near Riverside, Lothie Lave, a white woman, and William Hallinger, 22, tied to a Chinatown case. Lin and Malet Weber, ages 20, were also involved in incidents on East River and a residence hallway.
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Gotham Jrazine
New York
Oxiyer
Lothie Lave
William Hallinger
Lin You
East River
Malet Weber
Eleven Die In Megdnies Labuda Wreck Near Magdalen Islands
A steamer named Tnwombers ran aground near Aphillt Yarrior Magdalen Islands, killing eleven. The vessel, owned by the noumer, carried several passengers including Ann Leslie and a Canadian Parliament member. The crew and dignitary survivors were rescued on Monday by the owners.
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Labuda
Antinix
Suya
Stenetoe
Aphillt Yarrior
Magdalen Islands
Noumer
Greimer God
Eventern
Ann Leslie
Million More for Jews Relieved by National Committee
A historic note reports the National Relief Committee wiring one million dollars to aid Jewish refugees with further funds possibly totaling 291 million. The report mentions treasurer Abe and a large transfer from London, with Roosevelt policy shifts noted and concerns over immediate relief and political actions surrounding the effort.
Health Board Sparks Crackdown At County Meeting
A large turnout at the Poltuwat dunia County Medienl Soulatyne meeting saw a dramatic confrontation with the state health board as council members accused it of overreach and unapproval. Dr A B Munehedte from Counc Mulls urged action to challenge the board and defend local authority over public health regulations.
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Council Biuits
Itogalurion
Phat
Etute Board of
Humth
Authouity
Orgstheylal
Aberni
Jariginge
Largaly
Poltuwatdunia
Medienl Soulatyne
Council
Bluity
Elussei
A.B. Munehedte
Counc
Lenith
le Generale Assembly
Legacy for Onawa Woman Recounts Oliver Estate Bequests
A fragmented obituary style notice outlines the will of J B Oliver of Pivalirg Pa. It details a 1000 share stock gift in the Oliver Lodge and steel venture to a sister and mentions other legatees including a daughter now married to Marquis De Sinanes and a Naples connection. The document alludes to 11000 and 1000 share provisions and a widowed heir.
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J.B. Oliver
Oliver
Whlow
Daniel Tert Oliver
Yale
Oliver Lod
Steel
Meith
Durie de
Des Moines Grocer Robbery and Local Trials Report
Police pursue two suspects after a holdup at a Des Moines grocer endangering staff. The article covers a robbery of $46 and a police search, plus court actions including damages claims against railway figures and local fines. It notes related incidents and other legal proceedings in the area, with names and places such as Sioux Falls, Clinton, and Port Washington.
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Des Mehies Grocer
Wis
Grocary
Noy
Moines Moswliy Marling
Haskell
O Ennail
Opel
Wil Minty
Linskell
Tina
Damage suit outlines city council case at lakefront garage
A damaged OCR item describes a damage suit involving city officials and a garage at Lake City. The document cites 20000 in damages, cites Robert M. Jackson Ty as a claimant, and mentions a council decision to hold a hearing and potential further action at the city hall.
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Claud
Lake City
Dail Tire
Dota Chevelty Cnuell
Rody Pitojey Mining
Claleant
Robert M. Jackson
Ava
Huenen
Rifled Mail Sack Found Amid Narrow Leads
A grisly tale of a rifled mail sack prompts investigators in Sioux City and Chart Oak. The incident ties to a national bank in Cherler Ole Lo and hints at a larger theft network. Police warn residents as clues surface about a possible tower house attack and unverified reports surface in the wake of theNovember evening discovery.
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Astor
Ole Lo
Sioux City
Cramer
Tyane
Dom Gadee
Alois Oly Rhouse
OWA Football Victim Report From Sulvey Gate
An injured 18 year old boy, Chad at Ridvey, was reported injured Monday morning after a fatal incident. The article notes a May earlier event and mentions a bystander Jevowa, with witnesses stating no remedy was found.
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Sulvey
Igery Towyg
Chad
Ridvey
Dia Fonthell
Mic
Lydine
Child Dies After Rat Attack in Des Moines Case
A chaotic Des Moines crime scene details a two week old infant killed during a night disturbance. Officials report nurse witnesses, a university presence, and a jury trial resulting in guilty verdicts for several defendants. The article cites police, trial records, and ongoing investigations as authorities sort the events and motives.
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