Week's Record of World News condens ed for readers
A week of home and foreign items summarizes political moves in Congress. The Senate debates river and harbor measures and protections for the president, while the House advances safety and revenue bills. Immigrant arrivals set a New York record as 7000 enter, and incidents include a Quincy shooting, fires, economic proposals, and reports on naval and railroad affairs.
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United States
Simath Becon
Cuba
Perbosal
David Milleroel Brates
Hortonville
Maj
Chavier I Anson
Repul Keats
Milwaukee
Daniel Wells
Henbermin
Wikeamrin
Milwauikoa
Mer
Deborah Wonne-Dkihg
Hee Nepho
Young Vivbury
Grover Cleveland
Burns
Ned Tams
Paleo Ital
Oberlin Valley
Die At
Gevilny Dy Oper
United Stiles Senate
Hause
Iia
Stewart Biff
Mitey
Grrdan
Mbrookae
Thom Bi
Noypiot News
Cpl Moker
Jetn
Sk Nau
George Grean
Mrtrick
Vilaygeel Weare
Qwoeekly Trade Review
Tintfield
Neil
Fragmented global events ripple through politics and crime
A garbled wire of reports mentions wireless experiments near Cleveland, property crimes, and legal actions. It notes political plans, court decisions, mob violence, and a string of executions and hangings across several states, with references to Philippine affairs and international movements.
Secret marriage reveals after 24 years
A New York news anchor and John Daniell of the US consulate kept their marriage concealed for 24 years. The plan to expose the union comes as other brief items mention a health resort for invalid soldiers, rail and telephone service tests, a post office fraud case, indictments in a separate matter, and various local developments.
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United States
Doldis
Ireland
Edne Mutherfiyih
John Daniell
New York
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Fort Ninkmard
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Ats
Aatecek Eepurt
Serione
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Lenny Dh Tinge
Ui Gale Spates
Frost
Chamber of
ARUN
Berlin
Plupsiekay
Panies
Iowa State News Dramatic Losses and Tragic Deaths
A garbled Iowa report details a fatal railroad incident near Dubuque and multiple injuries. It notes a man named Teh el aver Hyeines and a woman, Elizabeth Menygle, among the injured, with a suicide by hanging of another man recorded in Charleton. The piece references firemen, engineers, and passengers amid a sequence of accidents and health notes.
Iowa Legislature Notes Agenda With Appointments And Debates
The Iowa Legislature discusses governor and superintendent of public instruction serving on a state education board, petitions on conspiracy definitions, and bills on land registration and tax notices. Amendments affect university governance, with a judiciary focus and a review of measures to be reported next session.
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Dex Monnep
Metenotora
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Moines
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Beers
Onaidan
Lowa
Vie Louhdina
Leeenabe
Unclear historic obituary and incident notes from Marshalltown era
Fragmented OCR text reports multiple local figures and events including a centenarian obituary, a burglary parole, an explosion injuring several, and various court and crime notes. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but reference to Des Moines, Marshalltown, Webster City, and a Peoria area court action appear alongside mentions of World War II era style cases and a railway or factory incident.
Fragmented OCR note on trade terms and exports
Fragmented text discusses a trade matter involving Tex and New York export preferences. Mentions duties, grain business, and unspecified prices. Language is garbled with missing words and unclear names or dates.
Municipal Matters Review of Largest Tax Levies This Year
Fragmentary municipal notice outlines annual levies for Anerden and Bangs Janil districts, noting rent, credits, and miscellaneous charges. It references yearly totals, with a final line indicating a payment amount around ten dollars for the year.
Dear My Weary Husband Health Miracle Ad
A Brooklyn woman praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after relief from chronic tooth pain and illness. She credits the remedy with restoring health and invites others to seek Mrs Pinkham’s advice, noting a $5000 forfeit for fake testimonials.
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Schormartiern Golf Club
New York
May Bushand
Rydin
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Hoyt Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia LB. Pinkham
Hardest metal story and a submerged tree tale
A garbled OCR report describes Virinm as the hardest metal and mentions a scene with four canoes in hot water for testing. It notes a tree near Arlington in Washington state, 18 feet through and 200 feet high, with a plan to remove it using hydraulic equipment between five and eleven in the evening.
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Washigton
Strange Patent Remedy Letter From Local Resident
A very strong letter from La Forge Wik and Paras complains about a spurious tonic claim. The writer says a four week attempt to shake a fever fails, despite trying Doeld's Kidney Pills and other remedies. Diagrams and dubious bits of medical jargon mix with product names, yet no clear cure is shown and the letter ends in questions about efficacy.
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