May Fight Duel Actress Prevents Combat in a Theater
Paris bound actors clash at Greenwald theater in New Orleans over a quarrel with Mme Bernhardt's staff. Mayer leaves company after interference by Mme Bernhardt. Duel talk centers on de Max and Mayer with Paris as the aim, scheduling uncertain but likely by June.
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Fipedal
Fem
Newe York
Frederici de Mayer
Mme
Garah Bernhardt
Hhai
Bir
Mayer
Paris
SS Mar
Texas
Mme Bernhardt
M. de Max
Greenwald Theater
New Orleans
Mme. Bernhardt
Mile Barbiere
BUC
Paria
Dune
France
Hels
M de Max
Max
Southern Representation Plea At Pan American Conference
Special to The Saw reports Senator Dan 48 of Virginia urging better southern representation in federal appointments. He proposes altering the Pan American conference delegation to Riv ot, advocating seven commissioners with at least one from south of the Patomie region West of the Mississippi, and seeks increased appropriation for attorney deficiency DIN.
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Washington
Dan- 48
Virginia
Rivot
Patomie
Mississippi
Seventh Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Pennsylvania Street
Indianapolis
Center Teweahip
Reews Aa
Pannaytvesis Street
Ward Nei
Prilef UA
Coffee crop in Sumatra and Brazil ship orders
Evumatra coffee crop faces disruption as Brazil orders three first class omissers of 10,000 tons. London reports the Scrippa-Mettae Presa Association handling shipments amid market tensions. The piece also reviews Miss Bates in The Girl of the Golden West, noting her defense of slang and its reception.
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Brazil
Scrippa-Mettae Presa Association
London
Java
Tuth Hanse
Core
New York
Sumatra
Golden West
Monterey
Blanche Bates
Mr. Belasco
Sleeping Beauty
In Patasaloon
Don East
Bere
Belnaco Theater
Commerce Needs Pacific Security Special to The San
New York on April 9 reports rising concern in commerce circles over Pacific coast defense amid tensions with China and Japan. Francis B Thurber argues for adequate naval and military stations and greater congressionally liberal funding, citing Pacific trade growth and regional security risks. Secretary Bonaparte replies funding is constrained by appropriations and policy.
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San
New York
China
Japan
Francis B. Thurber
United States Export Association
Chan. J. Bonaparte
Navy
Department
Pacific
Globe
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Bonaparte
Navy Department
B. Thurber
Congress
Pacific East
Ura
Legislative Branch
Hin Jetter
Dowie Followers Question Charisma as Awe Fades
A long critique questions John Alexander Dowie and his miracles as superstition. The piece notes followers reject him as hypocritical, with his wife joining skepticism. It argues the devotion resembled hypnotism and mass subjugation, blaming Dowie for exploiting believers.
Productivity of Flies Reported Growing Rapid In Warmer Months
A science note claims that if all larvae mature and undisturbed, one fly pair could yield about 100 900 million offspring in six months of warm weather, per expert authorities.
The Merc belle to the Belasco star in Mina Bates tale
In candid salon chatter a writer defends female swearing as natural and harmless noting the charm of Mina Bates as she transitions from street fashion to stage glamour. The narrator argues profanity signals the progress of speech and questions moral standards in gendered expectations.
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Allea
Riis
Belasco
Mina Bates
Pell
American Flour Preference Prompts Trade Note
A garbled OCR fragment notes a preference for American flour over imported wheat. It hints at economic messaging but lacks clear figures, dates, or named entities. The readable content centers on shifts in grain sourcing and domestic production emphasis.
Japan's Navy Rapidly Expands to Challenge U S Power
The Japane se empire accelerates naval buildup with four battleships four armored cruisers and numerous destroyers under construction. By 1907 Japan expects a fleet surpassing all rivals with 18 000 ton battleships and large armored cruisers, signaling a shift in naval power and readiness for enlarged battle squadrons. Admiral Togo's strategy emphasized larger ships and specialized guns to maximize future combat effectiveness.
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Tokin
Apri
Orient
Janan
United States
Japan
Mit
Mnain
America
Togo
Hays
Navy Department
Natiaf
Japanéea
Insurance company offices move amid grand remodel
Special to The bun New VNTR describes a dramatic office relocation and reconstruction at the Insurance company building. The Dutch mannered, ornate interior features gilt accents and marble, while management plans to renew leadership voting. questions arise over funds and proxy arrangements as policyholders in multiple states weigh governance changes.
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Eileehaire
oTutual 6Th Insurance Company
Beesis Dent
Paris
Richard AL McCurdy
Ncn
Delaware & J
Mir Seep Miy
Claperatens
Ale Ieee
MtcCanty
Mutual Tife
Gent Teter
Pais
Peabody
Invitatiog
Atutual
Atate Insurance Commissionera
Mendricky
Armstrong
Hexageris
Thin
Staten
Inauranes
Am “Ok 14
Pataxonian Uames Low for Vents with Out Marine Water
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pataxonian Uames and vents with no marine water, a net breed of cows, Lonere, France, and sale for viciners of the raith with rare taxes. Entities and facts are unclear due to garbled source.
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France
Raith
As Things Should Be Along Panama Canal Riddle
Fragmented OCR text discusses plans and debates over a Panama Canal lock and dam project. Mentions forecasted engineering orders, practicalities, and questions about feasibility and governance amid a broad debate on a surface dam reaching across miles.
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Panama Canal
Cure for Sore Hands Promoted by Cuticura Remedies
A Chicago man recounts three doctors failing to help his severely sore hands. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for three days his skin began to peel and heal. He reports ongoing work in a dye house and urges others with similar sores to try the products. July 1, 1908.
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A. E. Maurer
State St
Chicago
Mothers Help With Cuticura Soap And Ointment
An unclear advertisement style notice touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as instant relief for babies with skin troubles and as a respite for exhausted mothers. The fragment references promotional language and disjointed names and terms.
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Cathars Reap
Cat Real
Fu Faris
Rothe Drag Chem Corp
Rem
The Panama Canal Debate Over Damming Rivers and Costs
The discussion weighs building a vast dam and canal to trap Chagres river water at depth, assessing feasibility, costs, and long term value. Proponents clash with critics who warn of alluvial soil, bedrock limits, and huge public expense, while questions linger about control of seasons and environmental impact.
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Chagres
Chayerne
Matachly
Bosta
State
Panama
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Misa Bates
Tama
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Wilke
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Warren
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Dante
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Wilson
Jack Rand
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Rai
Cuya
Nate Eerstarew
Jap Navy
Uncle Sam
M'Gurdy
Elena
Paria Furans
Atronis
Jvishinay
Pats
Pever Regula
Gifpord
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Powine
Goer
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Rathskeller
Theater Partisa
Walter Jurenz
Bash
Bash Seed Store
Roth Balarate Strests
Hoosier Jewelry CO
N. Tlinois St
Chapman- Jacobs & CO
Newton Claypool
Massachusetts Avenue
Uy Feventhie Ward
Board of County Commissioners
Washington St
Ayatery Belek
First Alley
Alabama St
Indiansposts
Center Owiehip
Washington Street
Lester Becttor
Mayo
W. R. Mayo
Delaware & North Sts
Totz
Nevedy
Tiviianapolis
Marin County
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Miley
Astor Streets
Georga W. Stout
New York Street
Inpanapedite
Miley Aves One
Patrick Kennedy
Comminsionere
Martyn County
Indiana Avenue
Todiananalis
Santa Room
Tolis Hornstein
Tenthim
State of
Fletcher
Cenptain
Inowit
Trospert-st
Ware No. 18
Alee
Chris Roepke, SR
Wayne Township
Marion Couity
Board of County Commission
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