Walliver McKed UY skull broken in tragedy
In New York a violent incident left Wallifer McKed dead with a skull fracture after an argument with Glennon over a wardmatter. Meauliffe, a resident at 140 West Plains Street, filed a complaint. Linnked to a scene at 141 West Sixtieth Street, with the accused Tennan arraigned next day. The body lay at Sixth Avenue before transport to hospital where death was recorded.
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New York
McAnntte
Pte
Humpa Paraaedis
Ana
MerAuliff
West
Thie Street
Glennon
Meauliffe
Mir
West Sixtieth Street
Tennen
Lunding
Tiernan
Sixth Avenue
Tewasener 192 Hospital
Letas
Chiesgo
Poraes Awad
Pilease
Batwarekem
Sham Faucoln & Realy
Chienge
Iin
Women activists push for universal suffrage in Congress
Weelingon D C Pel 18 Deleen Hinds and the We Women’s Suffrage association urged Congress to grant women the right to vote. Delegates appealed to Senate and Judiciary committees, citing global suffrage progress and examples from Australia Sweden Norway and Colorado to support equal citizenship and voting rights for women.
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D.C
Pel
Deleen Hinds
We Women's Bufrage Association
Hi Rossian
Congress
Senate
Semmur Bawa
Unorgia
Susi H. Anthony
Angresson
Porto
Vida Goldstein
Austratia
Ewald
Sweden
Freedland
Hussia
Pelwick Miller
Engand
Isabelle Crunghell
Ywyonins
Misa ‘Theodosia Ammons
Colorado
Alrs. Lopish
Tinh
Weaver
Holaho
Cart
Mise Goldstein
Australia
Slay
Yuan Gifrage
Drewson
Norgeas
Vemuum
Old Rountey
Tien
Ive Campbell
Rovernor
Wyemus
Agin Mtiys
Prince Henry Arrival Sparks Washington Inquiry
The text reports on Prince Henry’s arrival in Washington and a public reaction. It mentions the weapon and security concerns surrounding the event, noting officials and local observers in Washington mid February.
Kaneas City Campaign Sparks Legal Tone Debate
A fragmentary report from Kaneas City describes a candidacy campaign amid accusations of a “cheap lawyer” influence. The piece critiques a “small practice and precocious income” attorney seen as pursuing rulings and strategies to push individuals toward certain legal actions.
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Kaneas
Sory
Aia
Appeal Disposed Of and Navy Trial Reversed Disturbance
The article reviews a presidential decision on the Schley court of inquiry and the broader U S naval actions. It discusses President Roosevelt and Admiral Sampson, the retrograde movement, and the judges’ conclusions. Names include Schley, Roosevelt, Sampson, and MeKinley, with reference to battles and orders. The piece weighs political and military judgments and public reception of the ruling.
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Meey
Sampson
Court of Fantry
Nikest
Tourth
Seley
Roosevelt
Schley
Mekinles
Packers at War Chime Whereb Uig Packing Feensee
In a turbulent struggle high prices and heavy demand ripple through markets. Packers reevaluate pricing as Crow receives supply boosts and consumers face elevated steak costs amid market adjustments and pressures on meat futures.
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Uig
Tastead
Canisie
Saickers
Fas
Bait
Sela Aloeris Ks
Eyortid
Thay Seliwargse
Jedgteal
Isham Death obituary unsettles Chicago legal circles
E. S. Isham, prominent Chicago lawyer, dies in New York after a long career. The obituary notes a failed court effort and references his work with notable firms and colleagues, marking a quiet end to a storied legal life in the city.
Senate debate on Philippines and press access widens rift
The Senate grappled with Philippine affairs and press admission during a contentious session. Key figures including Mr Patterson and Mr Teller sparred over policy while civil service questions and a cotton practicum treaty were debated amid a lengthy, combative exchange on governance and territorial questions.
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Prout Nir
Watterson
Fed. Ceal
Cig Wold
Senate Acu
Teller
Powell
Mitchell
Prion Wills
Aetate
Ethies Peatit
Heidi Wimediapely
Pimshlerasiey
Senate
Staditiex
Ag Kane
United Stat
St. Thettias
St Telun
Jnveli
Fragmented OCR text summary missing clear event
The readable lines show garbled words and names, with no discernible event, date, location, or organizations. The piece appears as incomplete OCR from a historical page, offering no verifiable facts for a proper card.
Vast 1920s Market Report With Grain and Livestock Notes
The document lists prices and conditions for grains, dairy, and livestock across markets. It names Milwaukee, New York, Chicago areas, and various product grades, with references to wheat, corn, oats, milk, and cattle prices, including grade distinctions and regional trends.
Fragmented tale hints at voyage and strange ships
A garbled narrative describes a voyage toward Portswarthy and encounters with peculiar ships and people. Names, dates, and places drift through the text, leaving a fragmentary sense of a journey, dialogue, and a chronicle-like sequence far from clear.
Unclear historical note from Blam showing car exhibit hints
Fragmentary OCR indicates a description of a five St. Louis exposition with car curvature and etched subjects. Mentions Blam, Wast, Kei Lambert, and vague ages and shapes. Details are garbled but imply a regional fair or exhibit with contrived features and veteran display elements.
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Kei Lambert
Weodanan Reshdine
Blam
Wast
Will Tage
Dinique
Teres
Earl Fetter Bein
Polynestin and Polynesia dispute over sea area
A cryptic fragment reports a boundary claim involving Polynestin and Polynesia defending a scattered coast and a total sea area approximating 170 square miles, with unclear details about parties and scope.
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Polynesia
Awakened by Nurses in Fire at Sanatorium
A hospital sanatorium fire trapped patients and staff, killing one nurse and injuring several. Firemen battled flames after a surge of smoke filled corridors, with some patients escaping down the fire escape. The building was gutted, insurance listed at 800 dollars, and reconstruction planned soon.
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Ag Ieee
Fife
Hurtin
Ark
Gieu Bey Vonteu
Sua Tle Hospital
Wattehmen
Bate
Tlc
McDuaniels
Wieron
Athuilie City
Arthur Tobiasen
Saniteri
Louieville
Toursville
Louisville Bult & Leon Company
Dulire
Doosen
Ohio River
Amferson
Tnd
Ly Toulselile
Andersen Volt & Iron Rampans
Justirmed
Mee
Riot and strike violence disrupt Riopers area
chaotic clashes erupt as strikers clash with police. mobs attack city centers and market districts. Several wounded and at least one death reported as government officials condemn chaos and call for calm amid the unrest.
Sensation in Parliament Links Giant Visitor from America
A towering American visitor, 7 feet 7 inches tall, drew attention in Parliament as J. P. Skinner escorted the guest through both houses. Sir Howard Vinven and J. C. accompanied the procession, creating a notable scene amid legislative proceedings.
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Toinion
Pel
Tarhament
Americain Fister
Lenni Haned
J.P. Skinner
Howard Vinven
J. C
Bequeathers Leave Estate To Boston Based Company
A poorly legible caustic note describes a Massachusetts bequest totaling 80 thousand dollars to a Weston based firm linked to a local company. The text mentions a widow or guardian figure, 450 employees, and distributions to various dependents, with details about sums and beneficiaries distorted by OCR errors.
Death toll climbs after quake hits Trans-Caneoria
Reports from Baku indicate a rising death list with about 200 people perishing in the recent earthquake near Tali Trom Sluttuake. Villages around Blanka vise were destroyed and relief efforts mobilize as authorities deploy guards and volunteers to aid victims. The Geonebuik river altered its course after subsidence, complicating rescue operations as cross-border aid channels activate.
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Baku
Trans-Caneoria
Tali Trom Sluttuake
Warren
Willdred
Blanka Vise
Vllage de Marasy
Waite
Shamaka
Rexette
Loi Cross Sovery
Choir Boys Strike At St Clements Episcopal Church
A group of thirteen choir boys walked out during the 11 service at St Clements Episcopal Church in York. They claim the organist and choirmaster imposed fines and debts, prompting a strike that halted music at morning and evening services and led to a meeting with Rev. Dr. Franklin Moore to address their grievances.
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York
Bt. Clements
Chey
Cholanaster
Resignation Follows Controversy At St James Wyclsopal
Lincoln Feb 17 A local church stir centers on the resignation of Rev HW Jefferson rector of St James Wyclsopal church amid criticism over kissing young women in the congregation. Attendance has dropped as men oppose the practice. Jefferson cites a fatherly spiritual role and his wife supports him noting such customs exist in the Episcopal church.
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Lincoln
Jefferson
St. James’ Wylscopal
Episcopal Church
Che Reetor
Sears
Haggy
SLAIN BY CANNIBALS IN NEW GUINEA VOYAGE
A correspondent reports a Prencis mission vessel in New Guinea where explorers landed near a yacht and were attacked at night. Twenty five crew members are listed as murdered including notable figures, while the writer Remyew and others survive. The tale warns of danger and cites further distress from the voyage.
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New Gulbua
Patria
M- Royer
Yacuni- Vas
Bileraka
New Guinea
Sailary
Um "Remyew
New Ciines
AD. Danger
Tha Chee
Guns Set for Delr Dalnsh Mion Wel 17
In a wild incident at Crystal Palace a group led by Dalnsh Mion Wel and others faced a bolt. The lane row rose and the crowd watched as the scene unfolded with panic and danger.
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Mion
Pudsen
Iran
Barty
Wien
Crystal Palle
Ehle
Robbers Hold Up Street Railway Safes in Springfield
Two robbers wrecked safes on a street railway line in Springfield Massachusetts on February 17. They forced a watchman to unlock the vault with revolvers and escaped with about $1000 as an explosion drew attention from a bystander who saw them dive away.
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Hevulver
Safea
Springfield
Mass
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