Cold Coffee For The Girls In Government Printing
W M Miller assistant superintendent of the bindery division faces new trouble as women workers at the government printing office protest his ban on heating coffee during lunch. He says the policy saves the government 25 dollars monthly and lowers fire risk. The women choose cold coffee or buy from nearby restaurants.
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Washington
W. A. Miller
Government Neiiting
Roosevelt
United States
Miller
Smokeless coal on the horizon from French report
United States consul at Nantes reports a new firm aims to fuel production from coal dust and oil using a secret process that renders the fuel absolutely smokeless. If practical, it would benefit Pittsburgh and other smoketight cities and be valuable to navies by eliminating smoke signatures at sea.
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B. H. Ridgely
United States
Nantes
France
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Cuban cutters seize American schooner Irene off Bahia Honda
Cuban cutters near Havana report capturing the American schooner Irene while she claimed to fish the Bahia Honda sponge route. The captain says she loaded at Isle of Pines and was bound for Key West after water stops. the ship was hit by gunfire and damaged. Senator Dick planted a tree in Senator Hanna's name at the botanical gardens. Hanna had promised to plant it himself but died before he could.
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Havana
Irene
Bahia Honda
Isle of Pines
Key West
Washington
Senator Dick
Senator Hanna
Hanna
William BR. Smith
May Day strikes hit multiple trades across cities
May Day strikes spread through Springfield carpenters New York wagon makers five hundred Chicago picture frame workers quit painters in Cambridge and Waltham Banta Fe railway 6.90 marchinists strike Boston Chicago bakers open shop policy Youngstown carpenters idle as contractors block raises Builders association Oklahoma City declare open shop big strike expected.
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Springfield
Mass
New York
Chicago
Cambridge
Waltham
Maas
Oraerea
Boston
Youngstown
Assoreration
OK City
Roosevelt meets leaders on Republican convention plan
President Roosevelt hosts a White House discussion with Aldrich Spooner Hale Lodge Allison Hemenway and Cortelyou about Chicago platform and campaign leadership. No decision was reached on who will chair the Republican committee.
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Washington
Chicago
Republican Committee
White House
Roosevelt
Aldrich
Spooner
Hale
Lodge
Allison
Fratz
Connecticut
Canton
Hemenway
Cortelyou
Watched Dance of Head Hunters at World’s Fair
A congressional committee touring the Philippine reservation at the exposition observed Igorrote head hunters perform a rapid native dance. Philippine constabulary drills and a constabulary band played patriotic tunes as Washington visitors watched with interest. The House panel returned to Washington on Sunday night while the Senate group remained until Tuesday.
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ST. Louis
Congressional Committee
Philippine Constabulary
Washington
Congressional
Exposition Grounds
House
Senate
Police Sergeant's Wife Ready to Shoot Burglar Ends Stand
A burglar tried to force entry at 119 Butler Ave Irvington on Saturday night. Mrs. Crane awakened by a barking dog grabbed a revolver and waited in the dining room as the intruder approached the window. He fled when seen or startled by the dog. The next morning neighbor George Pfeiffer reported his home robbed with $230 taken.
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Sergi
Leonard Crane
Butler Ave
Irvington
Buggy Accident Injures Four on New York Street
Mr and Mrs J. 45 Studer and Blanche Mrs E Thomas, of 337 N Liberty, were thrown from a buggy on New York Street near University Park Sunday evening. They drove a blind horse when a chuckhole broke an axle. The horse dashed into a high fence around the new federal building then across the park. All occupants were thrown into the street. Mrs Trader received the most serious injuries and was treated at Dr McCulloch’s office before being taken home.
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Trader
B. McCulloch
Pennsylvania
Grocers in Session at National Retailers Convention
SAN FRANCISCO May 2 Delegates from every state and territory attend the National retail grocers association annual convention at Mechanics pavilion with about 2000 delegates and friends. Mayor Schmitz welcomed them as C R Lett of Chicago delivered the annual address outlining issues affecting wholesaler retailer relations and the retail trade.
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Grocers
San Francisco
National Retail Grocers’ Association
Mechanics” Pavilion
Schmitz
C. R. Lett
Chicago
Iis
Labor Day Committee Organized by GIantons Delegates
Delegates from GIantons organized the labor day committee on Sunday. Officers elected include M. T. Butler as president Merry Friedman as vice president Frank Proden as secretary and J. W. Mudden as treasurer.
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Giantons
M. T. Butler
Merry Friedman
Frank Proden
J. W.mudden
Mission Church Dedicated in Emmanuel Baptist Gathering
The Emmanuel Baptist Church on Churchman Avenue was dedicated on Sunday with three services held. Sufficient funds were pledged to clear the 700 dollar debt on the building.
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Mianion
The
Emanual Baptist Church
Sir Thomas Says He Was Robbed
Philadelphia May 2 Aboard the American steamer Friesland John Sheehey was arrested on a charge of embezzlement. He acted as agent for Sir Thomas Ippton, the yachtsman and tea merchant, with the total alleged loss claimed to exceed 50 000 dollars. He admitted being the man wanted and was taken to Moyamensing prison.
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Philadelphia
John Sheehey
Sir Thosipton
Sheehey
Limerick
Ireand
Sir Thomas
Mayamensing
Jam
Ter
Friesland
Russian Sailors Scarce Praised Yet Capable Under Proper Officers
The article argues Russian sailors have accomplished little since the war began, blaming leadership rather than the men. It notes the average sailor may be below the Japanese, and questions what they could achieve if properly commanded.
Father and Son Seek Congress From Montana
Butte, Mont May 2 Montana may furnish the country with the spectacle of a father and son in congress one in the senate and the other in the house This will rekindle if the plans of his friends are successful and William A Clark Jr is selected representative in November His father the millionaire senator from Montana has two more years to serve in the upper house Young Clark is ambitious for the nomination to fall on the democratic ticket He is 26 years old.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Congress
Senate
House
William A. Clark, Jr
Young Clark
Ucket
Wealthy 18 year old heiress linked to Utah mine family
Miss Louise Grace Emery, age 18, and Sunday, in Salt Lake City, received title to an estate valued at 4 million dollars. Daughter of A B Emery, an early Silver King mine proprietor, her wealth attracted repeated marriage offers though kept secret. Senator Thomas Kearns shows interest in the Park City mine.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Louise Grace Emery
Miss Emery
Misa Emery
A. B. Emery
Silver King
Park City
Thomas Kearns
Motorman Faints After Streetcar Accident
Philadelphia motor man collapses after a streetcar incident when he believed a fatality occurred. A passerby describes a joke and dummy placed on the track, leading to the crash and the operator's collapse. The event occurred in Philadelphia on May 2.
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Philadelphia
Revolver Incident at Rockefeller Bible Class
A seedy former Methodist minister challenged John D. Rockefeller at his Bible class in New York on May 2. He carried a loaded revolver, was restrained by classmates and Detective Tinker sat beside him. Rockefeller ordered an investigation to determine if the man could be helped.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Tinker
Rockefeller
R. P. Johnston
Delaney Arrested at Bedside of Bride in Hotel Room
Philadelphia dispatch reports John A. Delaney 28, formerly of St Louis and Baltimore, arrested after a hand to hand struggle at his bride Mies Delaney’s bedside in the Hanover hotel. Detectives found burglary tools and weapons in his room and breadwarrant from Baltimore for forged checks. Delaney claims he did it to fund his wedding. relatives took his wife back to Baltimore. Also noted: International AME Church quadrennial conference opens in Chicago with 500 delegates and 2,000 workers. Gov Yates and Mayor Harrison slated to speak.
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Philadelphia
Hanover Hotel
John A. Delaney
St Louis
Baltimore
Mies Delaney
Delaney
Lst
St. Louis
Washington
New York City
Tas
Trans
Chris von der Ahe
A. M. E. Church
Chicago
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Yates
Harrison
Miss Leonora Stephenson Returns Home After Missing Night
Miss Leonora Stephenson, 28, reported missing after Sunday services at Fletcher Place church, returned home about 3 a m Monday. Family frightened by her sudden absence, her mother and brother declined comment, saying she was safe with friends but could not reach them by telephone. The brother serves as church treasurer and was ill Sunday, causing Miss Stephenson to oversee collections.
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Leonora Stephenson
Fletcher-place Church
Woman in White Cross Halts Traffic in Buffalo
A woman carrying a large white cross blocked Main Street traffic in Buffalo on a Sunday afternoon armed with a bicycle. Father Kennedy and St Patrick’s priests restrained her and she was taken to the rectory. A doctor declared her insane. She claimed to be Mary Lutt, three years old, crying that the Sabbath should not be violated. The motorman warned her off the track. she insisted she would be killed. She accused workers of a godless corporation of killing her by enforcing Sunday labor.
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Buffalo
Main St
Kennedy
St. Patrick's Church
Mary Lutt
Stan
Nevr
Dreamed of buried treasure near Beattytown I a dream
John Lonebrunner of Beattytown reports a dream that revealed a buried treasure spot. He dug to about three feet and found gold coins dated 1701 to 1709 valued at $1.50 American, plus a $2 galenas coin. French buried treasure from 1743 may be worth about $15,000 in premiums. He plans to display the find at the St Louis exposition. Hood's Sarsaparilla restores appetite after illness.
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Springfield
John Lonebrunner
Beattytown
Mt Os
Sterebrunner
St. Louis
Old Nurse for Children Adverts and World Map Feature
An old newspaper item advertises Mrs Winslows soothing syrup for teething with claims it calms pain and cures wind colic at twenty five cents a bottle. Also promotes a heavy paper map of the world with details on Far East regions and a small advertising note for The Sun newspaper readers to try its unused services.
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Trans-Siberian Railway
Japan
China
Manchuria
Korea
Far East
W. RB. Kniskern
P. T
Chicago & Northwestern R'y
Chicago, Il
Death of Oliver Jones Soldier in Plainfield
Oliver Jones, an old soldier and member of the Seventh Indiana Volunteer Infantry, Gen. Harrison's regiment, died suddenly of heart disease in a Myery stable at 319 W Washington. Dust from Plaintt itand blew as he stepped out. Undertaker Tutewller's will handle the remains. relatives notified.
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Oliver Jones
Plainfield
Myery
Washinctonrt
Sovenneth
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Harrison
New Treatment a Success in Neuralgic Case
Midh. May 2. A new treatment for trifectal neuralgias has been used successfully at the university hospital. Dr. Charles Nancrede, professor of surgery, injected agmic acid into the affected nerve after a small incision, with apparently perfect results.
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Ann Armor
Midh
Chas. 1 Nancrede
New Internes at Work In Dispensary Staff
The new internes at the dispensary are Drs. M. C. Hawley J. G. Hoover H. H. Heinrichs and I. A. Reed all graduates of the Central college of whystelana and surgeons Supt Lohrman enforces a rule requiring three of the four interns to be on duty from 6 to 12 p m Sundays added.
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M. C. Hawley
J. G. Hoover
H. H. Heinrichs
I. A. Reed
Central College of Whystelana and Surgeons
Supt. Lohrman
Lost Boy Georgie Mancourt Located After Police Hold
A five year old boy named Georgie Mancourt was found wandering near treats on a Sunday and taken to the police station until his parents could be located. He said he lived on Eagiest and that his father worked all night. Police later located his parents, who live in Terre Haute and had visited the city.
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Georgie Mancourt
Terre Haute
woman throws children into lake in Cleveland case
A Cleveland mother reportedly threw her three children into the lake on a Sunday afternoon and then jumped in herself. All five were rescued. authorities believe the mother may be mentally unstable.
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Lake
Cleveland
Caroline Volaman
Insolvency Notice in Estate of Eton O Leary
In the Marina jurisdiction court in Indiana the estate of Eton O Leary deceased was found insolvent after a petition by the administrator showed insufficiency to cover debts and liabilities. Creditors are notified to file claims for allowance. dated April 9 1904 at Indianapolis Indiana, WM E Davis Clerk.
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Eton O'Leary
Marina Eireurt
Sala
Sab Court
Witners
Indianspojs
Indiana
Wm.e Davis
Terre Hante and Surrounding Rail Text From Fragmentary OCR
Fragmented OCR notes mention Terre Hante Mattoon and multiple locations including Kankakee and Lafsyette with times like 5:00 pm and 5:18 pm. Mentions of Bloomington, Champaign, Logansport, and nearby towns appear with unclear context. No coherent event or action is discernible.
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Terre Hante
Mattoon
Leuk Andwer
Terre Manta
Sativan Ara Way
Tafavette
Kinkakee
Abbago
Rankaxa and Way
Lafsyette
Colfsie Logansport
Peora
Ray
Champaign Ang Vindicates Dei
Sonu SOs 3 10 rat0 11333 3342 tindo 113140 303
A fragmented OCR snippet shows mixed tokens and numbers including names Pete and tindo with unclear context and no coherent news event. The readable part mentions Pete and several numeric strings. The record preserves surface details without added facts.
Indianapolis to Shalbyville Transit Schedule Fragment
Fragmented OCR item mentions Indy routes from Washing and Meridjad streets to Birbyville rag store corner and local pharmaceutical blocks. References a time card with dates in April 74 1003 and a Saturday event starting at 5 a.m. or 11 a.m. with unclear location names and times. Requires readable details but conveys transportation and event timing in a damaged text.
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Indianapolia
Shalbyville
Meridjad
Oh P
Indianapolis
Birbyville
Comer Kington
Pevuesivenias Atréete
Kustey Pharmsey
Baturday
Sundat
Pisa
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Mala
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