Missouri Doings of Vibrations and Earthquake Rumblings
A strong earthquake and rumbling noise shook cities across the region, felt in churches and homes with windows rattling for about 30 seconds. No major damage reported though some crockery broke. reports indicate shocks across New Madrid Jefferson and St Francois counties with a general load belt reach. A separate quake in St Louis lasted four minutes, injuring two railway workers and delaying a Wabash train near Birmingham.
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Theorthwest
New Madrid
Jefferson
St. Francois
St Tails
Sowth
Earthquake Rattles St Franncois County Sunday Night
A violent tremor shook the region around Meshpee Mw River and Bivine, stomach turning and causing items to topple. Nearly all residents reported hearing the roar and felt the 2 second jolt, with windows rattling and some fittings damaged across households.
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St. Franncois
Meshpee
Magnlia property sale eyed for Tower Grove project
A local board approved purchasing Magnolia property for a new facility at Tower Grove. The move involves funding, site specs, and a planned $25,000 payment to builders, with further allocations to follow. Authorities note ongoing investigations and a one year reward offer for the Nelson Johnson case tied to Jennings County.
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Jefferson
AKO
Cevernepr Dockery
Magnolia
Tower Grove
Minwott University Elects Student Officers
Columbia Missae reports the sophomore group elected to office. President M Rigen of Winchester Illinois, vice president 8. T. Tapacott of Searcy Arkansas, secretary and treasurer Crover U. Waters of Nevada Missouri.
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Columbia Missae
Radicat Olves
Minwott University
Offeem
M Rigen
Winchester
8. T. Tapacott
Searcy
Ark
Trenchrer
Crover U. Waters
Nevada
Missouri River land owners urge Congress action
A Franklin St Charles Warren county convention in Washington Missouri discussed restoring Missouri River navigation and protecting banks from washing away. Congressman Champ Clark addressed the gathering outlining Congress right and duty to aid river improvement. This marks the first step toward organizing land owners along the river to seek federal support.
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Washington
Franklin, St Charles
Warren
Heli Tere
Champ Clark
Congress
Missouri River
Missouri University Survey Asks About State Asylums
Columbia officials say the sociology department sent out questionnaire blanks to the county agents nationwide to collect information on Missouri asylums and county almshouses. The data will support a bulletin on state institutional conditions to be issued by the university later in winter.
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Columbia
Department of Sociology of Missouri
Unk
Missouri
Meeting Minutes From State University Board
The Ard of eee of the State University held a weekly manual meeting with attendees including Doctor Jon ty Vinell as chairman and several professors and staff. The committee appointments to the Executive Committee of the Department of Mines were listed, and all business was postponed to the next regular meeting. The new main talidine was inspected and meeting outputs noted.
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Tha
Eee Ane
The
State University
Doeter
Jon Ty Vinell
Bg, Thorman
Campbell Wells
A McVey
JF Gimelich
Sehent of Mines
Contomal
F G. Harris
Elyietnardnenr Ioe
Janes
Draper
Vandals On Campus Deface Jefferson Monument
Reported at Cofunna University a vandal group damaged the Thomas Jefferson statue on campus provoking a campus-wide response. The incident disrupted activities as authorities investigated the act and urged safety, with students described as involved in patrols and enforcement efforts.
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Cofunna
Thomas Jefferson
Mtnauet
Jan von di Tice
Ieee
Joffre City Man Discharged From Penitentiary Term
Joffre City, Moire Moore, and several others were released after serving portions of year terms for selling stolen property. Sentences were handed down in relations to theft charges, with details forthcoming at Sumner County court reports.
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Joffre Cjty
Moore
Penitentives
Feklay Tietning
Tewie
Bierit
Jom Lingenfelter
Sumner Counts
Nner
Ered
Loreen Flehaw
Remy Eeryet
Iary
Missouri Confederate History Exhibit Opens in Academe Hall
The State Pistart cab Society housed at Missouri University announces a new exhibit in Academe Hall detailing the Missouri Confederates during the Civil War. The collection, centered in the COPOOTIE TINKOrI IS, will feature period items and a dedicated regimental room for visitors to study the era and its figures.
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Academe
Missouri University
Ponfederata
Peter Tie
Rexroth Veteran of OW War Known in Business Circles
St Joseph mourns the loss of Mee Laren Rexroth a longtime veteran of the OW War and a widely known figure in local business circles. He was found dead near his home after a period of illness and is remembered for his community involvement and steady leadership.
Colette Mee Announcement Reported to Missouri College Officials
A Saturday report states Colette Mee notified Missouri Aithe College authorities of a $15 donation the label of which was demoted under BOA Lawery of Boone County for a past role with the Columbia Save Iage Hawk. Another donation came from ROA. Lone, a Kansas City merchant, to the Rave Fic.
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Colette Mee
Missouri
Boa Laowery
Boone County
Columbia
Roa. Lone
Kansas City
Battleship Missouri Clears Cape for Speed Trials
Newport News reports the battleship Missouri nearing completion at the shipyard. Initial trials showed machinery performing well as she steamed beyond the capes. Her official speed test is scheduled for October 71 at the Massachusetts patrol area.
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Newport News
Capes
Conchelvily
Miksour
Mascachupelta Comit
Local Woman Shoots Self in Seft Breast in Carthage
Mrs O A Bright of Webb City in Jasper County attempted suicide Saturday in Carthage by firing a shotgun into her left breast. A note found by her husband said she was tired of life.
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Carthage
O A
Bright
Webb City
Youth stabbed after bowling alley ejection at South St Joseph
In South St Joseph a 16 year old boy was ejected from a bowling alley by manager J Kelmer on Sunday. The youth then retaliated by slashing Kelmer across the face and abdomen with a knife.
Pettigrew Aids Boers Plans in Mexico Colony
Former South Dakota Senator Pettigrew is named to lead a Boer colony project based in Mexico. Senator Marylou Hotler of South Carolina is linked to the scheme, which envisions Boer settlers accepting British rule in parts of Africa and seeking exile in the Mexican locale near Sioux Falls.
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South Dakota
Mexico
Petlirew
Sucksie Hote
Mown
South Diakota
Col
Miasieo
Conden
Compansami
Slam We Ite
Rome Q Quiarterd
Sous Falls
Marilou Hotler
South Carolina
Biouw Falla
Wingeina
South
Unclear civil matter involves Knetishmen and local figures
Fragmentary report mentions Frederic Jota Pothoeh and Sir Frederik Woller of Letlon with Matis Carell Harness and Jo Gane Marrnin entering Lage eetvadl Fal Hepiel. Largely indecipherable text references Tinglach authorities, a nine token matter, and Mr Barnes of Coie within Overton context.
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Frederic Jota Pothoeh
Frederik Woller
Letlon
Matis Carell
Marrnin
Mike Ieewatal
Tinglach
Mr. Barnes
Scouts Debunk Microbe Theory of Love Say Morin Voices Skepticism
The article quotes Morin arguing against the microbe theory of love noting no imminent changes, and claiming his wide experience lends weight to his view. It mentions his wife and two children and grandchildren as context for his stance.
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Lorie Parr
Morin
Thiere
Jerome Schneider Celebrates 79th Birthday at Pho 1
The longtime Tufte faculty member Jerome Schneider marked his seventy ninth birthday with continued health and active involvement in the Greek department. He remains a prominent figure in the department and community.
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Jerome Schneider
Pho 1
Tufte
Spirits Cause Divorce Suit in San Francisco Court
A. K. L. Selver of San Francisco filed for divorce claiming spirits told him his wife no longer loved him. The odd testimony was presented in court, though its credibility was questioned.
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A. KL. Selver
San Francisco
J T Clary Completes 100 World Voyages on Nevada
J T Clary, chief master at arms aboard the battleship Nevada, with twenty eight years of naval service, recently completed his 100th voyage around the world.
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J.T. Clary
United States
Nevada
Deo
Gould Brother of Helen Gould Spotted in Kansas
Kansas paper notes multimillionaire railroad figure George Gould, described as the brother of Helen Gould, passing through the state yesterday on his special car. The brief item identifies him by relation and mentions the private coach.
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Helen Gould
Kansas
George Gould
California Farmers Plot to Use Inoculation Against Squirrels
Contra Costa County farmers propose spreading a plant disease via inoculation to control unchecked squirrel pests. They claim the disease already affects squirrels and seek to disseminate it from captured diseased animals to hundreds of others to reduce damage at farms and orchards.
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California
Contra Costa County
Riepervia de Tanwaragape
University of California
Pew
Sailor Describes Battle Ship Action and Training
Fragmentary report notes a sailor witnessing ship operations and training methods aboard a battleship. The text references an exercise, a mission, and a command structure, with unclear names and places due to damaged OCR. The piece hints at procedural learning and a debrief following a naval activity.
Fragmented OCR note on raiding and trade conflict in Paris
The readable lines describe a disorderly event involving raiding on OPE LAN and a Breen in Aucherry, Pomice. Mentions weigh, a payment issue, and a reference to Paris with a torn link noting ancient peers and a melted silver artifact. The text is highly corrupted and uncertain about specifics.
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Paris
New York Political Insert Describes Evolving Campaign Ties
A garbled political insert from New York references evolving campaign links and media coverage. It notes a newspaper tone emerging and mentions repeated occasions where the piece is used to convey the game or event, with several subsequent uses following initial publication.
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New York
Faye
Totalhity
Forget Himself Master Prank Noted for Small... (incomplete)
The passage describes a boy who forgets to say thank you and offers a clumsy apology to a teacher. The family reacts with constant surprise as the scene unfolds with a humorous tone.
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Frank
Glidden Couple Complete 6674 Mile Arctic Circle Tour
Mr and Mrs Charles J Glidden of Lowell Massachusetts sailed from Boston in June to drive an extensive European road trip They have returned to London after an automobile tour totaling 6674 miles During the journey they crossed the Arctic Circle and visited multiple European locales.
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Charles J. Glidden
Lowell
Mass
Boston
Europe
London
Arctic Circle
Pope Grants Special Blessing For Boston Charity Leader
A Rome communication says Pope Pius X has signed a special blessing for Elizabeth A Power, president of the Young Ladies' Charitable Association and the Free Home for Consumptives in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Pope
Rome
Pope Pius X
Haw
Elizabeth A Power
Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
Free Home For Consumptives
City of
Boston
Enigmatic Fragment Teases a Wartime Oration Debate
A garbled OCR passage reflects a lengthy discussion on enthusiasm versus laughter, work ethics, and societal duties. It poses questions about price, knowledge, and behavior, embedding names and terms that hint at a broad editorial or lecture segment.
Fragmentary 19th Century Style Note on a Court or Trade Issue
A garbled OCR fragment describes a tense scene involving a person or party moving towns, a steel or metal context, and a plan to reach a ground or pad. It mentions a company dispute, a telephone line, and an event or duel style reference, all in unclear sequence. Strong entities are not recoverable from the damaged text.
Get the Right Plow in a World of Surprising Shifts
A reflective note urges steadfast action and choosing the right tools as many seek direction amid changing times. It emphasizes not turning back, racing ahead, and securing personal progress despite external doubts.
Fragmentary author remark on Henry’s progress edition lines
A reader notes distorted quotes from a literary work, citing three lines that appear to cut or alter phrases about hunger and honesty. The remark highlights transcription errors affecting the author’s reported progress.
Moody and Sunday practice for better tuning and health
The text asks if Moody should preach seven days a week or rest to avoid headaches, noting the preacher's pace and health. It suggests Sunday as a day to learn to use the day for personal growth and recreation, and recalls Moody’s experience with balance and longevity in work.
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Mowley
Momly
Frey
Moody
Dumplings Prompt Reflections and Breakfast Mishaps
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a cook attempting dumplings, a mishap with cream spilled for breakfast, and the idea that people often do the last thing they want to do. The piece centers on small domestic misadventures and food rituals without a clear narrative arc.
Fragmentary Remark on Lerdina Meney and a Royal Math Claim
The text presents a fragmented reminiscence mentioning Lerdina Meney and a confusing sequence about dowers, law, and a request to someone named Wn felines 7 Was royal in ley math. It reads like a courtier’s note or an unfinished testament with uncertain dates and scattered phrases.
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Lerdina Meney
Dow
Thors Ieee
Friennie
Cieminatiog Idem
Femdine Pinow
Odioe
Elon
Lowe
Ley
Untitled reminiscence of dreams and finances
A fragmentary reflection speaks of money worries and wiser choices. It references youth, savings, and a desire to do well, noting lost time and the pull of prudent living. The voice laments wasted dimes and seeks guidance for a better path.
Piscing Savings in Safety
A set of readers discuss the value of long term deposits as a safe choice to resist temptation to spend. Many men favor keeping money in a safe place where it cannot be withdrawn, believing they can borrow against it but cannot destroy the nest egg for years.
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Rane Chun Chat
Dina
Ming
Enbonttitt
Corn Made Memory Tale in Lost Student
A fragmented note describes a student who mislaid his memory of a recitation. He retrieved 100 kernels of corn from his room and used them to repeat his lesson fourteen months later, suggesting a quirky mnemonic attempt decades after the event.
Prosperity in Northwest South Dakota Sparks Debate
A lengthy South Dakota report from Mitchell highlights rising wealth in the northwest, with emphasis on crops and livestock. It notes drought, prize cattle displays, and the Mitchell Corn Palace exhibit at the St Louis Exposition as a key draw, while discussing bids to move the state capital and strengthen regional enterprise.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Mtheta
Dakota
Chicago
Milwaukee
South
Pakeote
Sumomont
Ty Ealy
South Dahon
Senth Paheta
Amy Heat
Inter
Crite
Inter Nations
Cnto
Cape
Shires Chy
Yankton
Huroy
Shere
South Pakota
Cie
Miton
Midael
Mitchel Cor Palace
St. Lowte
Oe Power
Waloh
Etutiredy
Atrichel
Tome
Ateol
Neovember
Tire
Mierre
Norenber
St. Keatuia
Revival of Oaths Sparks London Appeal to Piety
Oaths are resurging in London society after a century with a focus on piety and moral conduct. The revival is attributed to the influence of key figures and evolving social norms driving renewed interest in ceremonial promises.
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London
Molt
Ping Pati
Why Two Political Parties
Quote notes two parties exist not from dual questions but from two sides to every issue, the inside and the outside. The line implies a critique of partisan dynamics and public discourse.
Portuguese authorities push steps to curb spitting habit
Portuguese officials are taking active measures to end the habit of spitting, deemed a powerful spreader of consumption. Offenders face heavy fines as authorities enforce prohibition in public and medical spaces.
Heat In Incandescent Lamps Questioned
Heat from incandescent electric lamps is largely wasteful with only six percent of energy converted to light and about 94 percent emitted as heat, challenging common assurances about lamp efficiency.
France's Improved Roadways Reach Vast Lengths by 1867
As early as 1867 the improved ma cadamized highways of France totaled 200 951 miles while unfinished routes stood at 174 607 miles most of which have since been completed.
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France
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