Real Knights in Armor to Tilt for Charity in England
London April news recalls a revived medieval tournament to raise funds for King’s College relocation. Knights in full regalia, with ladies, will reenact the 14th century spectacle at Krimncon Castle, Eglinton, aiming to match the famed 1885 event despite rain and mud.
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London
England
King’s College
Tree
Richard Ti
Britten Museum
Krimncon Castle
Scotland
Max
Louis Napoleon
Napar Deen III Thia
Eglinton
House of Montgomerie
Opea
Renfrewsh Heys
Rev Long the Aged Minister Suffocated by Gas
Frightful accident at Miers hotel apartments as Rev Joseph Long, a long time member of the Methodist conference, is asphyxiated by an open gas fitting after turning out the light. The incident unfolds amid a string of reports from Annapolis and Paoli noting naval training moves and a theater fire receipt inquiry.
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Nu York
Joseph Long
Miers Hotel
Warships to Gather for Kronstadt Venture
April reports from LT. PETERSBURG note 34 warships assembled for a Kronstadt voyage on April 17 for equipment. Capt Kudchinsky urges sending vessels to the Far East via the northeast passage to save two months, exiting the Baltic north of Russia, through the Denmark Strait, then to the Pacific.
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Pussia
Rehring Straite
Pacific
Robbed Miser Case Leads to Multiple Arrests in Conn
In Lan esville Connecticut April a group including Andrew Turner Samuel McCormier Benjamin Plant Frederick Blodget and Edward Weiner were charged with robbing Henry Ravis a known miser of about $12. The bulk of the money reportedly has been recovered Turner reportedly lived near the victim and counted money from his window a plan to steal emerged over time War news from Seattle notes war demand boosting Pacific trade with Japan credit extended for barley and flour shipments. Chicago reports the city will build a new hospital for infectious diseases funded by John Rockefeller Mecomick and his wife in memory of infant son Mecomick who died of scarlet fever.
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Pavn
Mies Alls
J. Mustier
Middletown
Corelus Marcardall
Copenhagen
Christian
Manila-Standard Air Company
Far East
Irkutsk
Russa
Tomek
Lawhe d DeWharst
Arlington Co-Operative Association
Hazard
Jamen McIntosh
Miia
Mee Combes
G. Comnes
London
Nigeria
Crettist
Washington
Louis
Lenington
Coley Chivden
Tee Anderson
Anders Wn
Sioux City
Charles Rockeray
Sho
August Shroeder
Martin Rocker
Shroeder
Rocker
Washington—Republicana
House
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Lanesville
Conn
Andrew Turner
Samuel McCormier
Benjamin Plant
Frederick Blodget
Edward Weiner
Henry Ravis
Turner
David
Emall Hills
Yoang
Seattle
Wash
Pacific
Noaihwest
Japan
Portland
Chicago
New Hospital
Apr & Land
Hlpmick
John Rockefeller
One Blow Was Fatal in Procter Card Game Incident
In Procter West Virginia on April l a fatal accident occurred after a card game when Charles Black dealt a glow under Huff's car rupturing a blend vessel. the TB suspect or detail is unclear but the event ended in a fatality.
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Eng
W. Va
L. TB
Procter
W.va
Charles Black
Black
Huff
Births Marriages and Deaths in Local Notices
Birth notices list Sirts Carl and Grace Van Winkle for a girl. Chauncey Tiffany and Elizabeth Tiffany for a girl. Corwitave and Elizabeth Tiffany. various residents named with addresses. Death entries include George W. Burkhardt 69. Christina Oliger 2. Paul Tothm 1 day. George Gardner 35. Ida Graves 6. Edward Ho Allen among others with causes like Bright's disease, croup, marasmus, cerebral apoplexy. Marriages recorded: Rufus Garrison with Lille M. Starks. Fredel Horton with Polly A. Williams. Building permits show cottages and repairs across multiple streets with assorted costs.
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Sirts
Carl
Grace van Winkle
Burgeoss Forkorge
Josephine Hunt
Eastest
Chauncey
Elizabeth Tiffany
Corwitave
Charles
Enza Jester
W. Pearlat
Beesher-st. Bay
D. T
Emma Lang
W. Morris- Bt
George W. Burkhardt
Conradina Schrader
Christina Oliger
Senate Ave
John Jones
Willem Young
Julutia Hospital
Central Insane Hospital
Delaware
Paul
Arsenalave
Marasmus
George Gardner
City Hospital
Ida D. Graves
City
Edward Ho Allen
Central Insane
Rufus Garrison
Lille M. Starks
Fredel Horton
Polly A. Wiliams
Ini Hos
Father Collapses Under Strain in Winston Home
Horton April 3 Toward Page reports the father of Mies Mabel Page collapsed from mental and physical strain at her Winston home. After a state officers conference the elderly Drake town resident recovered and neighbors care for him. He is 67 and said to be heavily burdened. concern grows for his health and the daughter’s tragic fate amid ongoing efforts to identify suspects in her death.
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Horton
Page
Mies
Mabel Page
Wiston
Drake Town
Pase
Hue
Misa Page
Hes Farlec
Cuban Minister’s WIE A Patriot Review Theatrical Fragment
A garbled report discusses Cuban minister Quesada and a review of his alleged patriotism. It mentions Washington Latin society, family ties, and claims about loyalty, with unclear references to positions and motives. The text is fragmented and difficult to decipher.
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Washington
Angelina Miranda
Ada
Enghamen
Cate
Munpeer
Tate Et Recalucien
Sheemidier
Una
Tia
Moving Pictures At Phan Asylum Feature
A crowd gathers for the first time at Phan asylum to witness a moving pictures show supervised by a superintendent. A ceremonial christening of a large freight vessel follows, with Mrs. A.B. Woemin of Tulsa breaking champagne on the ship’s bow as it is launched on the river.
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Chao Carll
Mavirg Peture Ayant Waite
Phan Asylum
Lorads
API
Augustine RL Waivin
Gook Har
Amenein Shiphauting Company
A.B. Woemin
Tuluth
Alan
Negroes Arm in Salem Amid Tense Race Tension
In Salem Virginia in April, following a local disturbance that led to a colored man being expelled and another jailed for incendiary remarks about the Shields assault, Black residents reportedly organized and obtained 40 repeating rifles.
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Salem
Exiled Telluride Miners Endure Harsh March Home
Denver dispatch reports deported unionists from Telluride forced to walk miles through snow and cold after returning Friday April 9. Militia held them for hours, fed and sheltered by local citizens before placement on a special train toward Pal tak bleak. Some near collapse from exposure, destined to Curay under federation control to avoid further agitation.
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Denver
Unioniscs
Talluride
Ing
Stalon
Curay
Roaring Memphi s report incomplete missive
Fragmentary OCR text references locations Tenn Ark Osceola Lusara and a river levee, with unclear dates and several garbled phrases. It hints at weather or flood conditions and property loss, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable persons, organizations, or events.
Western New York Police Clash and Local Dispute
In Western New York a downtown disturbance involved city leaders and a police response. James W. April, greems era figure, and Greene faced tensions as disagreements between Amin and Greere persisted. The scene referenced copper camps, rail, and arrests, with lingering dispute over dates and authorities.
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New York
Techoo
James W
Arigna
Greene
Greems
Avery Long
Ierg
Goodman
Rooney Rcan
Giodian War
Oace
Wald Duck Convention and Local Market Confusion
A garbled local notice describes Wald Duck Convention and ongoing issues in Vernon County with ducks and market conditions. It hints at agricultural and drainage concerns, but the text is heavily damaged, leaving uncertain details about participants or outcomes and no clear dates or actions.
Don Carlos Gives Up Hope for Throne
Paris reports that Don Carlos of Narbon and Madrid renounces his claim to the throne after a long struggle tied to royal shifts and external pressures. The crisis reshapes the Spanish imperial line and signals a tense future for governance and regents across Europe.
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Don Carlos
Captured mumps germ sparks debate at College
A garbled 19th century OCR item discusses the alleged capture of the mumps germ by Dr. Samuel Darling at the College of Physicians. It speculates on twin infections, the ethics of discovering a cure, and whether killing one half of a pair could affect the disease, while noting investigators like Marcayner and Weagsified.
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Baltimore
Tiegamuel Darling
College of Physicians
Taisea
Facie
Ivestiztien
Marcayner Bey
Mumpe
Tesuire Firatty
Andy Ant Nore
Bea
Nice
Four Burke Children Die in Susquehanna Fire
Four children of Mr. and Mrs. William Burke perished in a Sebastapul house fire Saturday morning in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Helen, Vy James, 122 Mars, and Michael, age unspecified, died as flames consumed the rear of the residence. Fire trapped them behind a wall of tin in the rear rooms. parents unable to reach them from the second story window.
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Wilkfsharre
William Burke
Sebastapul
Helen
Vy James
Mars
Michael
Burke
Indianapolis Live Stock Market Report Angling Prices
Indianapolis live stock market notes show feeder and steer prices with weights from 116 to 1,100 pounds and various grades. Cattle, calves, bulls, and sheep are priced across common to prime ranges, with shipper movements and weekly inspection data included.
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India
Ehubertrere
Cannes
Pittsburg
Sestay
Coles
Creamer fseth Alper festa amid New York stock notes
Chicago ad bunter items mix with New York stocks and Pittsburg live stock reports. The text lists prices for meat, poultry, and dairy, alongside grain and railway notes, reflecting a chaotic OCR of market pages with multiple cities, livestock futures, and commodity quotes.
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Chicago
Belek
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Dr. Miles
Iies
Ike
Trey
Arthur Oshorn
Decatur
Mich
Miles
Miles’ Medical Co., Laboratories
Elkhart
Ind
Knights IN Armor
Eglinton Castle
Dallar, Paoli
Res
United States
Irene Mallory
Paris
Til
Mary Cynthelia Sizemore
P.O
Grosers
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Toher
Mary J. Scott
W. Twents At
Cottage
H. Vaught
E. Washington-st
E. Thomas
Brookahe
A. Jicob
Miineis-st
J. Unger
Bellefontaine-st
Elizabeth Wagner
Fred J. Moyer
Greer-st
Adattion
Daniel Landhan
Market-at
Enterprise Laundry
S. Morttian-st
Fenes Campans
I Senale-ave
Windsor-st
Talbot-ave
Beven- Teenthest
New Yorkest
Dawellitz
Margaret Spahr
Park-ave
Mary K. Amith
Beilefantaner
Man
Liberty-st
Ree Fieorge
Marshall
Nance Yard
Thirty-second-st
Spann
Washington and
Westests
Colchester
Jackson
Mare
Omni
New Federation of Miners
Atrikerm
Ardere
Peabody
Tetum
Telluride
Mississippi
Memphis
Mempius
Tenn
Missis
Spi
Gos Fant
Osceola
Lusara
Ark
W. Greene
Amin
Greere
Abfperson
Misenusi
Vernon
Fen Carine
Tnarbon
Madrid
Deven Cael
Isabella
Duke
Meamoeurhs
New Orleans
Chaucerian
Nicaregen
Council Bluefs
Jack Vernet
Charles Hashing
Niles Baxter O
Funay
Willy
Cairo
Apt
Farr
Bros
Aghrey
Robert G. Morris
Ocean Grove
N. J
Robert Morris
Soan
Aint Bey
Vuarrsy
Indianapolis
Brain Marie
Neo
Nonin
Hay
Steasy
Timothy
Sigan
Rtade
Vocar
Tathy
Deana
Hay—Timothy
LO Bhear
Atlen
Qough
HMR
Monacht
Cincinnati Live Stock
Cincinnati
CaitleoRe
REUSE
NEW York Produce
NPA
Jac
Reese
Mike
Hutter Creamers
Chic Agg
Arisone Nglye Lowe
Wave
Wes Oht Daly
Shue
She
HARAC
May Park
Toledo Grain
Toledo, CO
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