Fragmentary probate note with misread names and numbers
Partial OCR fragment mentions land in Macedoulé and a Philadelphia probate proceeding. It references bequests to relatives and a large estate figure of 320,000,000, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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Philadelphia
Italian squadron and Turkish refusal loom large in Asia minor tensions
A report notes a 19 warship Italian squadron with 7 000 men demonstrating near Turkish waters amid Turkish refusal to permit Italian posts in Aish territory. It also mentions an American battleship anchored in four Los Angeles harbors and multiple political and social events across the U S including a Chicago death by suicide and a New York anniversary observance.
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Manhattan
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Netions Grisen
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Jessie Liewslivyn Call
Goy
Liewellye
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Chicago
Fea
Grantiz
New York
Talt
Andrew Carnegie
Lesiie M. Shaw
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Delaware
George Grey
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Cal
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William H. Taft
Minnesota
Louis
Orian
Wisec
Forman
N.D
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Herbert F. Robinson
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Layne Sod Z. Holiday
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Matthews Dies Former Globe Editor and Omaha World Herald Manager
James A. Matthews, longtime editor of the St. Paul Globe and former business manager of the Omaha World Herald, died suddenly in Lincoln. The transfer of rail rate cases to federal court was noted as part of a broader regulatory action in Nebraska.
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Nebraska State Railway Commission
United States
Sireurt
Lincoln
James A., Matthews
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James A
Matthews
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Agricultural Appropriations Bill Advances to Senate
The agricultural appropriation bill reported to the Senate by the committee on agriculture carries 11,642,146 dollars an increase of 133,340 dollars over the previous year. It provides for several important investigations and reflects the ongoing funding changes from the House version.
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Senate
Committee On‘ Agriculture
Miners Reach Agreement to Resume Work in District
Miners and operators conclude an amicable deal via the scale committee through a joint meeting. The pact calls for a general resume of work and sets a new rate of 90 ton for mining, with a district referendum planned next Monday.
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Idte Mbera
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Maer
Banking and Currency Committee Advances Currency Commission Bill
The house committee on banking and currency laid on the table a substitute for the Aldrich bill and decided to report favorably the currency commission proposal. The commission would have forty three members including eleven from the Senate, eleven from the House, and twenty one others who must be citizens of the United States.
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House Committee On Banking and Currency
Vreeland
N. C
Aldrich
Fowler
Senate
House
Cuzene
United States
Plague Panic Hits Caracas Port Amid Suspicious Epidemic
Reports from Venezuela describe a suspected bubonic plague outbreak at La Guaira causing multiple deaths. Some steamship lines bar passengers from the port others skip the call entirely. Authorities label the illness a nervous fever and debate its spread.
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Venezuela
la Guaijare
Jury fixes light sentence for Walter Towne theft case
Trial recounts Towne's prior offenses and lenient judge's decision as Walter Towne is sentenced for stealing railroad property. Paragraphs note injuries and other local incidents including a gunshot victim, a fatal engine collision aftermath, and a telephone company rate change.
Tenant Warns Landlord Over Barn Demand in Long Dispute
A distressed tenant pleads with the landlord at the end of a four year struggle, insisting colonel must build a barn or the tenant will be forced to move. The exchange highlights a persistent housing conflict and formal threats of relocation.
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Oskaloosa
H.W. Emery
Edward Nuckella
Elgora
Emeny
Morse
Yandlord
Fragmented OCR Quote on Caston and Walter in Boston Transcript
The readable fragment mentions casting attention to a fact about Walter and his partner, with phrases about a ship and Boston. It appears to be a damaged transcript segment lacking clear narrative structure or full context. Entities include Walter and Boston.
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Boston “Transcript
Coffee Eyes and Postum Cure Highlight Eye Ailments
An OswegoMont woman reports coffee poisoning linked to progressive eye weakness and vivid visual disturbances. She quits coffee, switches to Postum Food Cereal, and about three months later her eyes improve with no further weakness. A friend with dyspepsia and headaches also improves after replacing coffee with Postum. There is a stated claim that "There's a Reason" given by Postum Co Battle Creek Mich.
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Mont
Naturaliz- Pegan
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