Collision at Sea Leaves Hundreds Dead Near Hakodate
Reports from Hakodate describe a nighttime collision near Takodate south of Japan’s northern islands. The Amatsu sank within ten minutes. survivors were rescued by nearby ships including the Hidesoshi and Wideyashi, with many passengers drowned during the chaos.
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Tie
Tie. Reef
Dakota
Bigs
Amer
Hokie Ldo
Sitduts
Takodate
Hakodate
Hidesoshi
Amatsu
Wideyashi
Howe to Beeden Governor Opposed Canal Plan
The article reports Governor Howe and Thoridas Beeden opposing a waterworks project to build two canals to Pine Island. The plan would require raising funds from the public, with one canal reaching near northern Pine Island and the other to the island’s far side, using about 200 acres for cultivation.
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Thoridas
Dias Evergindés
Uae
W. Kaise
Ras Taupo Fe
Reese's Okeechobee
Anil
Eidagh
SiUcutss
da Wisden
Be Oriver
Secret varnish claim for Stradivarius violins sparks tests
Professor John Vorrath of Philadelphia asserts a world famous varnish treatment can reproduce the tone of Stradivarius violins. He describes experiments and plans a six month test with expert violinists to verify the claims amid interest from dealers and musicians.
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Golloetara
John Vorrath
Philadelphia
Stradivarius
Lorvath
Lefore & Company
Experta
Gausicians
Kha
Atep
Fifty Years at Lime Back Lighthouse Pioneer Woman Keeper
Misenda Lewis, the sole woman among American lighthouse keepers, has served at Lime Back Lighthouse in Newport harbor for over fifty years. She contemplates a rare vacation, noting she has never spent a night away from duty. She has endured nervousness and sleep loss, received honors from the Eleanor Society and Carnegie fund grants, and is aided by her brother Rudesh Lewis in lighthouse care.
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Aimetiem Cross of Elonor Society
Washinefan
Order
Hoenor
Tewin
Carnegie Bera Fund For
Aweanth
Rudesh Lewis
Lighthorse
Unclear OCR fragment stirs scattered references and names
Fragmentary text mentions Vanderbuilt, Panama Canal, a camp in North Carolina, a cook killed after dispute over selling, and various unrelated phrases. The readable items include names and places but lack cohesive report or clear event.
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Panama
North Carolina
Fragmentary 1807 finances reveal losses and misdeeds in Empire area
The fragmentary report details embezzlement forgery and bank losses with totals for 1807 around 10 and 706 units. Tubite officials face accusations of fraud while other firms absorb heavy losses. The text notes ongoing prosecutions and a court appeal process in a troubled financial period.
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Ember Moonems
Five Detroit Wen es A Stork Duty In January
A garbled note reports a birth in Detroit during January. The text mentions a baby arrival and stork duty but lacks clear details or names to confirm specifics.
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Detroit
Massive Unemployment Report Highlights Nationwide Shortfall
The article cites a 250 000 out of work figure in New York and nationwide estimates by labor leaders. It lists jobless totals across states and cites Secretary Donnelly praising the near absence of destitution among union workers despite high unemployment.
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York
Patehas
Condh
Timid Seton
Fiat
Indiazapolis
Afoimes
Louiston
Boston
Petroit
Omaha
Gokfield
Concord
Nowwate
Tenton Vesse
New York
Pete
Knoxville
Sarah Te
Maine
Acea Afaeean
Hamette
Uanmonel Sens
Asrein
West
Lpia
New York City
Parpghlerd Peice
Ahd Escavatora
Ravsneage
Bari
Brgtteece
Pcogastota Gaudei
Grormantzead
Wsbor
General Arbitration Board of the
New York Building Tradea
Tragic Boston School Tragedy Claims Two Teachers
Reported in Boston the Laurens Belwooval fap Girls School faces a deadly incident. Aliss Weed and Miss Harcee, longtime friends and cofounders of Laurens school, were connected to Welloe ley College. Weed suffered a collapse from overwork before the fatal events.
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Laurens
Iereek
Rail raid by Southern railway shopmen reported
Sparks from the wires note a raid of pear iv 7 shopmen in several Southern States. It is unofficially announced in St Petersburg that the Czar has commuted the dead sentence on Gen Stoessel. The Reverend W Huntington of Grace Episcopal Church objects to the Broadway Lexington avenue tunnel going order past his church. The rule will be disected to pass under the Wanamaker building just below the church.
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Southern Railway
Southert
St Petersiure
Gen. Stoessel
W Wuntington
Grace Episcopal Church
New York
Broadway
Lexington Avenue
Tus Church
Wanamaker
Stagecraft and finance themes mix in a 1900s bold essay
The article discusses Henry Arthur Jones and his stagecraft with praise and critique, then pivots to a treatise on currency and banking. It weaves observations on Rachel in a play with commentary on bonds, silver and gold certificates, and the dangers of unscientific monetary policy.
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Tila
Henry Arthur Jones
Boston Transcript
Shaw
Rachel
Cibates
Menha
Jones
Linnells
Jonea
Cheewil
Afr. Jones
Fragmented Text From Local Paper Reflects Confusing Debate
The item presents garbled remarks and misread phrases about beliefs and public figures. It mentions a preacher from a coastal area, weathered dialogue, and unclear references to social concerns. The piece reads like a chaotic OCR segment with partial names and isolated quotes.
Interesting Facts on United States Currency Types
A historical note surveys diverse U S money forms from gold and silver certificates to greenbacks and national bank notes. It explains currency evolving during the Civil War era to support government bond markets, with notes issued by national banks as security.
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Joan
Faure
National Honda
Treasury
Supreme Court
TSO
Philadelphia Ledeer
Erizer
Pevermiend
Little Savor from a Peck of Red Apples Tasteful Household Tips
A curious tale extols making use of a peck of red apples to craft a pantry of treats. Instructions describe drying slices, making apple "nacce" and a jelly bag process to yield apple jelly and a vinegar, with steps for boiling, dripping, and aging over two weeks.
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Chicago
Apple Nacce
Ile Shine
Corex
New Orleans
The Lasting Smoke of Bismarck’s Final Cigar
A biographer recounts Prince Bismarck’s habit of savoring a single remaining cigar. He kept it during battle at Königsgratz, choosing not to smoke it, and later imagined sharing contentment with a fallen comrade as the cigar passed between teeth.
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Prince Bismarck
Roniggratz
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