Mystery in Lisbon plans and a London plan to solve it
In a divided tale, the narrator weighs a Portugal trip with De Castro to Lisbon to uncover a haunting death mystery. Helen volunteers to join, citing Mme Bara as a trusted friend, while suspicions about De Castro’s meeting and a hidden past deepen the intrigue.
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Helen
Urely
Castello Mondego
de Vastra
Numan
Castelo Mondego
Mr. Sherwood
de Castro
Vandeleth
Mme. Bara
Elen
Womai Bhe
London
Mme
Sara
Golden Discovery Prompts Questionable Claims Worldwide
Fragmented text hints at a controversial claim related to a "Golden Discovery" and various references to signatures and payments. The readable portions mention a World’s Dispenser and individuals whose signatures are cited, but details are unclear and names or locations are not provided.
Dislocated Jaw During Spelling Lesson in Pereasic
A Lesalg public school teacher, Mian Aonte Nauman, dislocated her jaw while dictating a long word in a spelling class in Pereasic, Pa. The incident occurred during the lesson as she attempted a difficult pronunciation.
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Pereasic
Mian Aonte Nauman
Lesalg
Withdrawal of Panama Canal funds may ease overall financial shifts
Former Treasury Secretary Lyman J. Gagh argues that withdrawing 345 million dollars for Panama Canal payments would cause little real disruption to overall business. He notes banks would reallocate deposits, interest rates might adjust, and New York deposits show resilience, with large transfers abroad unlikely to destabilize the economy.
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Lyman J. Gagh
the Treasury
Panama Canal
New York
St Mart
London
Paris
Berlin
Europe
Deast
Une World Ae
Panama
Sampson's Pet Battleship Near Scene of Trouble
The Kentucky, in Admiral Evans' Philippine squadron, designed on Sampson's naval theories, features superimposed turrets with four eight-inch and four twenty-eight inch guns. The vessel, 13,800 tons, 368 feet long, carries 5,000 men and has armor varying from 9 to 18 inches. On trial, Kentucky reached 16.89 knots under forced draught during 47 hours at sea.
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Kentucky
Evans
Philippine
Admiral Sampson
Santiago
Gthere
Sampson
Kearsurge
Plan to revolutionize rural mail carriers by wires and baskets
In Cairo and Washington, Willem and David Conley propose a rural mail system with carriers suspended on wires and propelled by a one horsepower engine. Poles would carry telephone lines, tolls collected from patrons, and routes doubled. Railroad Commissioner Atwood receives related documents. Rep Ferdney-Oeae notes doubt.
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Atwood
Washington
Willem
David Conley
Cra
Cairo
Post Office Department
Conley
Uriefly
Connelly’s Claim Sparks Electric Gasket Ride Debate
Amid unclear wording, report notes Connelly involvement with Furnish Electric in gasket matter for Carriere. Dispatch from Weerton on February 0 mentions inconsistent data and a pending decision on the engineered component.
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Connelsion
The Wonders of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets on Meal Time
A lively endorsement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia. It describes a hungry worker enjoying a bountiful farm meal and claims the tablets restore digestion, ease stomach burdens, and enable natural recovery. The ad notes broad availability from druggists at a small price and support from physicians.
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Stuart
Earth
Oldest government employee Davenport marks long service
Versailles Kentucky Feb 4 Richard H Davenport of Uns county turns 84 and is touted as the oldest age in the federal service. A storykeeper engraver at the Grenarme distillery he never misses a day, averaging seven or eight hours. He is in robust health aside from a leg injury from a past hillside fall. Davenport recalls Lafayettes Lexington visit and riding the first railroad west of the Alleghenies.
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Richard H. Davenport
Versailles
Sky
Uns County
United States
Davenport
Grenarme
Mr. Davenport
Fayette County
Kentucky
Gen
Lafayette
Lexington
Frankfort
College students trek in zero weather for bet
Iowa City reporters recount a bold wager by John T ile lick and Richard Topping of Burlington and Sigma Chi and Beta Pi peers. They traveled 70 miles to Burlington amid 21 below zero, then 76 miles back to Iowa City within three days, enduring frost and hardship but winning the $3 stake as witnesses described their defiant trek.
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Owa City
John T.ilelick
Richard Topping
Burlington
Lick
Topping
Sigma Chi
Iowa
Mick
Bard
Terwapoa
Bit
Burtington
Aagat
I Deares
Iowa City
Garland Stove and Ranges Advertisement Fragment
An OCR fragment mentions Garland Stove and Ranges and the largest department of stoves. It references Efigy and Keetzing and Bro with figures 07 percent M1 92 Watery. A stray line notes O18 Nuree for Childrens with soothing context.
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Druce
Senhor
Castro
Portugal
Tielen
Mr. Druce
Alon
Cecil
Miss Sherwood
Lisbon
Charing Cross
Putney
Helen Overwood
Ttue
Hanan
Hoo
Lyman J. Gage
M’kinley
The
Newspaper Enterprise Association
MR. Gage
Secretary OF the Treasury
Zoom Cige
Nauman
Castoria
Hobo
Zero Weatara
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