Apparition in the Patong theater lone vigil heightens fear
In a moonlit tower Helen Sherwood and De Castro confront a ghostly face that terrifies all yet awakens resolve. The narrator, aroused by a spectral sight, threads danger and doubt toward a tense question of reality. They conclude the night will reveal whether the vision is spirit or mortal.
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de Claire
Helen
London
de Castro
Cere
England
Ana
Helen Bherwoodt
Norio
de Gantra
Helen Sherwood
Ming
Navy appropriation bill gains loan for St Louis exposition
In Washington the naval affairs committee reported the naval appropriation bill and the house approved a loan amendment totaling 54,600,005 for the St Louis exposition. Debate centered on public buildings and lobby influence as members pressed for changes. Schwab sails for Europe as legal actions unfold in the shipyard case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thoreday
Foss
House
Crumparker
Indiana
Barthardt
Missouri
S. Louis
Burkett
Nebraska
Butler
Pennsylvania
Sanatea
Capable Japanese Diplomat Takahira Praised by Washington Officials
Washington reports praise for Kogoro Takahira as a capable representative of Japan. His diplomacy and knowledge of Korea have strengthened ties, while his wife Mme Takahira is ill and possibly returning to Tokyo. Takahira's career spans from 1876 in the foreign service to ministerial duties in Europe and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kogoro Takahira
Washington
The
Takahiri
Foreign Office
Tokyo
Korea
Takeshirate
Japan
Hebb
Takahira
Forelgn
Japenees
Legation
Shanghai
Aren
New York
Holland
Italy
Austria
Mme
Russia
Mme Takahira
Washingtoi
Manchuria and Shandong in the Russo China Northeast
A lengthy historical account describes Manchuria and Shandong as focal points in imperial rivalry. It notes Russian occupation, British and Japanese interests, the Boxer era upheavals, and shifting treaties. The piece cites Newchwang now called Yangtian and discusses railway goals, port development, and economic potential with American involvement.
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Shangteat
China
Manchuria
Newchang
Arenty
Econtul
Wen
Newchwang
Yngtan
Brilah
Amgeria
Britten
Japan
From simple Irish maid to wife of millionaire employer
Mary Comey, an Irish immigrant, rose from a servant's quarters to widow Mrs John Lucas after Lucas, the paint king, left her a one third widow's dower of an estate valued around 2 million. She arrived in Philadelphia five years earlier and worked for Lucas at 243 N Eighteenth St before moving to a home on a city street. After Lucas died last August and heirs questioned the union, a judge or heirs found the marriage valid and awarded the dowry, making Comey one of Philadelphia's wealthiest women.
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Philadelphia
Eimpis Mary Comey
Akiry Comey
Ireland
John Lucas
Mary
Lucey
Bo Mary Comey
Lucas
Atrest
John Lucea
Mary Comey
Characteristics of the Jap and Russian Sailors
Tokyo reports sketch rough character contrasts between Japanese and Baltic Russian sailors. It notes Japanese seamen as calm, disciplined, and fearless with strict fair play, while Baltic Russians from the Black Sea differ in discipline, desertions, and rough behavior. The piece contrasts officer presence, drunkenness, and combat style across nations, highlighting local policing reactions to each group.
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Tokyo
Fis Gation
Baltic
Black Sea
Reservee
Berg
Feion
J Joe
Gmnbad
Prison escapeer under law awaits renewed penalty
A fragmentary notice discusses a prisoner who escaped his cell and faces swift recapture and harsher punishment. It compares the fugitive’s plight to dyspepsia sufferers who relapse after temporary relief and cites Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion issues. A vague address and stray patient notes appear amid the damaged text.
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Jni
Pierce
Goldeem
Alfred
Terotto
Dutarin
Tragic pupil suicide after school scolding in Philadelphia
Annabelle, a barely older than a child, killed herself after a school principal lectured her and promised a parental consultation. She returned home with her father’s comfort, then at a ferry house drank poison carbonic acid after buying it with bus fare. The ferry house matron restrained her as she collapsed.
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Philadelpnia
Fev
Heldere
North Hudson Hospital
Berehue
Bercies
Annabelle
Hawken Ferry
Acros
Grogators
Carbojic McIa
Dasil Kled
Egg Shippers Talk On Egg Prices Weather and Supplies
Shippers report favorable weather for egg production this week though shipments remain mixed. Receipts look better for next week, while stock in storage appears nearly exhausted. Local trade prices edged up Thursday from Wednesday with wholesale dealers asking 3 to 27 cents. One dealer valued a carton at about a half cent per egg above market.
Rebel Heroic Victory Reported in German Battle
Cape Town radio says rebel hero Mave seriouay defeated German forces in mountains. In Washington a correspondent notes naval events and dispatches from Tokio as Charles Marsh reports from Munroe, Ind. and Charles Haruna from Goshen, Ind. cover Russian Japanese clashes and Far East developments.
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London
Cape Town
Herroe Mave Seriouay
93 Years Old Kidney Health Testimony
Mrs Smith writes of relief from kidney trouble after using Mere Care, claiming improvement and recommending the product. Advertisement promotes Safe Cure Co Rochester New York with claims of kidney, liver, bladder benefits and a free booklet.
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Mra
Rebecca Smith
Westfield
M. Dy
Mra. Smith
Weller
Bale Cure Co
Rochester
Part of County Frozen in Ice Threatens Town
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania faces rising danger as a great ice gorge threatens to break, with relief plans in place and warnings issued. Nanticoke and Tonawanda also have smaller gorges. the Pennsylvania Railroad prepared to burn bridges at Northumberland and Danville to save Sunbury. Residents evacuated to upper floors as flood fears persist.
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Wilkesbarrd
Pat
Thoraday
Bloometurg
Nanticoke
Tonawanda
Pennesylvania Railroad
Northumberland
Danville
Sunbury
Victory for Peabody at Cripple Creek Trial
Judge instructed jurors to acquit Patrick Mul lanes Va Adtigen Bell Gen Cha ze and Maj McClelland on a criminal charge of false imprisonment in the bull pen for one day last September. Several similar cases involving large damages will be taken to the high court. The victory is a practical win for Gov Peabods who faced charges of usurpation of power in ordering broad arrests of striking miners.
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Cripple Creek
Cot
Febio
Juage Gewis
Patrick
Mullanes
Submarine Attacks Questioned by Cramp Employee
Charins J Cramp of the Cramp shipbuilding company believes the Japanese attacked Russian warships with submarines. He asserts that torpedo boats of the ordinary type could not dive art upon them.
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Philadelphia
Charins J. Cramp
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Annual Statement Highlights Massive Growth for Society
The forty fourth annual statement reports record increases in assets and new business, with total insurances at 1.4039 billion and net assets surpassing prior years. Premium income and dividends to policyholders set new highs, while surplus and overall payouts exceed any previous year in the Society’s history.
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Mquttaklex
Rand
Lsat
Ipmmoent
Ita
Sele Tany
Splgta
Tulmorl
Wamactlm
Peligr
Unclear fragment hints at a meeting notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a meeting time with few invited. Details are unreadable. no clear names, places, dates, or agenda.
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Patong
Alta
Judge Crumpacker
ST. Louis
Schwab
Europe
Charles Me. Schwab
Unted States Steel Corporation
la Champigne
Ax Oon
Judge Kirkpatrick
As, Vane
Cocot
Hays
Casini
Manchur
Hay
Russa
Tay
Ruenia
Gonsin
Newehwang
Casein
Hayng
Aynala
Peking
Rusia
Hus- Man
Chaess & Raetern
Dalny
Port Arthur
Husnan
Nowchwang
Atempt
Danny
Fla
United States
Png
John
Nagasaki
Atle
Felow Wong
Bernard
Jhiltsa
Teseard
Hirself
Miss Heinders
FGG
EGG Shippers
Ae Ea
Vuries's
Spaldug Athletic Goods
Acing Gleam “Ip
Mansachuzetta
Cty
Peabody
Minece
High Court
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