Monkey on Fifth Floor Window Stirs City Hall Rescue
A caped and hatless monkey perched at a New York Hall of Records window drew a crowd as a clerk observed from the fifth floor. Volunteers chased and caught the animal after a spirited pursuit while William H. Benjamin of Pine Street reported ownership and retrieved the monkey from the hall.
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Hall of Records
New York
Sonny
William H. Benjamin
Pine Street
Morristown
N. J
Benjamin
Hall of Recorded
Cure for Baby Eczema Promoted by Cuticura Remedies
A testimonial from Mrs. G B Dilts in 1914 describes a severe eczema on her child’s scalp turning into bald patches. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with healing within three months after using both night and morning routines.
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Longmont
Cole
G. B. Dilts
Cuticura
Dept. L. Boston
Andy
Kitten Rescued After Narrow Sewer Plunge By Patrolmen
Patrolman Nicand and two officers rushed to aid a kitten that fell into a sewer ten feet below the street. They fished with a rake, but the frightened animal vanished once on the sidewalk and disappeared around the corner.
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Nicand
New York
Fragmentary OCR hints at damning, archaic wedding phrasing
The readable scraps reference a violent wedding scenario and unpolished rehearsal remarks. The text mentions a cave and a bride, implying a coercive or harmful act. No clear names or locations are established in the fragments.
Fragmentary Child Welfare Passage and Dialog
Excerpt shows a garbled dialogue about Castoria and a child figure, including a line about a stranger and a person named Ming Cay. The text is damaged with unclear context and uncertain author or date.
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Botion
Ming Cay Cane
Fragmented OCR Weather Notice From Local Paper
Vague text describes heavy rain and unclear atmospheric details. Partial words mention weather conditions and possible observational notes but lack coherent events or locations.
Huerta 16 Chosen Chief by Mexicans
In Mexico City July 6 elections for president vice president and deputies favored General Huerta with near unanimous backing. General Blanquet named vice president as incumbents in the senate and chamber of deputies were reelected. Voter turnout described as light in many areas.
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Huerta
General Blenquet
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Mexico City
General Blanquet
Huerta and Zapata May Form Alliance
Rumor in Vera Cruz says Provisional President Huerta and Emiliano Zapata may unite soon. Both in Vera Cruz and the capital sense a crisis is near, with vague reasons for fear offered. Prominent Mexicans join fugitives as foreigners flee per Sir Lionel Carden’s warning.
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Vera Cruz
Huerta
Emiliano Zapata
casualties list of the fourth of july
Chicago reports a casualty list from the Fourth of July celebration noting 13 dead and extensive injuries. The event, aided by firework safety, cost around $5 500 in damages, with deaths the lowest in fifteen years except 1809 while injuries were higher that year.
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United States
Triple Tragedy in Georgia Claims Three Victims
A Georgia incident left Bennett the carpenter, his 30s wife, and Bennett’s mother in law dead after a sequence of killings and suicide. Coroner reports Bennett strangled his wife then killed her mother before taking his own life. The scene was found near woods Saturday amid a chaotic chain of events.
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Bennett
Carpenter
Wlessie Bennett
Mattle Tolert
Mire Bennett
Sibbes
Summer disease of cattle spreads in summer months
Summer disease of cattle described as infectious and airborne, often entering herds via purchased affected animals. Symptoms include excessive tearing, light sensitivity, swollen eyelids, pus discharge, and a white speck on the eyeball that may blind temporarily. Treatment is inexpensive and involves confinement, cooling feeds, and eye drops.
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Univerwity
Sherd
Proper Attention to Ewes in Early Lambing Season
A flock owner should provide a well lighted, dry sheep barn with plenty of pens and partitions for handling early lambs. Ensure adequate feed and shelter to reduce losses, and arrange fast subdividing spaces to adapt to conditions as lambing progresses.
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Wieter
L. J. Merideth
Boor Bs
Toe Velue of Bnsep for Weed-Free Condition
In a brief note the A Ww Bokapie outlines the benefits of weed control in agriculture. The document emphasizes the absence of weeds improves crop health and yield, with guidance on maintaining soil quality and timely interventions.
The Counterfeit Dollar Drama At The Ticket Window
A woman confronts a clerk over counterfeit change at a ticket window. She asserts the dollar she received as change is bad and demands a proper dollar, while the clerk offers to exchange or provide nickels, sparking a humorous barter over exact change.
Waiting for a Decision on Vacation Plans at Sea
A quoted exchange shows uncertainty about vacation plans. One speaker asks if the trip will cost much at the seaside while the other notes delaying plans as they determine where to go and how costly the wardrobe must be.
Forges Victorious in Idaho and National Political Shifts
Idaho conventions adopted strong prohibition planks while wets offered little resistance. Nationalist Irish movement gains size with diverse followers. unrest noted with 60,000 in Leinster and rising numbers elsewhere. Pendleton Oregon reports link Albert Meadows and Clarence Brower to a train robbery with a slain bandit identified as Charles Manning.
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Bole
Mabe
Fam Sion
Idaho
Resolutions Committee
Repubilcan
Bart
Dublin
la Mn Castle
Leinter
Iead
Ulster
Munster
Connaught Rangers
Dublin Fusiliers
Munster Fusiliers
Pendleton
Ore
Albert Meadows
Loulaville
Clarence Brower
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Oregon Washington Railway & Navigation Company
Charled Manning
Hugh Whitney
Whitney
Manning
Whitney Bhneech
Egotism Sparks Claim of Worth in Hidden Affection
A fragment shows a heated exchange where a youth proclaims worthiness to win a lady, only to be rebuked for vanity and lack of teeth as a sign of character. The dialogue exposes tension over pride and social worth.
Mysterious Phrase Surfaces in Cracked OCR Page
Fragmentary OCR line shows a quoted challenge about riding an automobile through the East River area in New York, echoing a street-side exchange. The garbled text hints at a possible travel or crime mention but lacks clear details or context.
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New York
Unclear fragment prompts prior family visit tale
The readable text shows a confused, garbled exchange about time spent with relatives and attempts to sway or fad them. No clear event, date, or participants emerge to identify a full news item or outcome.
One of His Kind in a Fragmented Echo
A garbled fragment shows a speaker wrestling with self blame and odd phrases. It hints at personal struggle and fear, mentioning others and a recurring trouble, with no clear event or names. The chaotic text reads like a stray line from a wider diary or transcript lacking context.
Woman crushed to death near Corinth line. death blamed on local tramway
A local woman named Mary F Obearvey, eight of this city, was crushed to death Friday by the moving tramway of Libmutwme and Commamivr VW near Corinth. A man from the area was taken to hospital with overcuts and brwinme injuries.
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Sehomectady
N. V
Mary F
Obeavy
Thie City
Thie
Mutemnelelie
Mee Cailaps te Be Tried by High Court
An indictment was formally presented to the physician in charge as Judge Louie Albaiel heads the criminal court. The Philadelphia president requested resignation of George Wrod Williams amid public statements about the Albaule situation after the president's Saturday arrival.
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Martel
Gasiom Caltiette
Vie
Lasare
Louie Albaiel
Criminal Court
Poiydelphia
George Wrod Willams
Irene
Mophneara
Williema
Albaule
Flight Plan From Duluih to Chicago via Bacih Ste Marl
A noted specialist from Vienna, Professor Francia Chvasiod, is summoned to attend Wing Beier for a flight arrangement. The drought, persisting through May 22, has slowed operations and prompted planning for a later paddle.
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Viena
Auer
Profaegor Prancia
Wndicad
Tawlty
Aelvereliy and
Speckalias Vhs
Wing Beier
Surely In Hard Straits
A Chicago man traveling home from New York to visit his Cornell son stopped to ask about the football team. He was met with sharp sarcasm as the son replied that Cornell had been beaten by Colgate, noting the team’s troubled period.
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Chicago
Cornell
New York
Colgate
Firther
Corroborative Suspicion and Gossip About Mive Hunnles
A fragment notes gossip about Mive Hunnles with dark hints, but author doubts the harsh judgments and questions the painting of blackness. The text reflects social suspicion and concern over reputation.
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Mr. Noyes
Boyes
Huerta and
Zapata
Georgia
Wife
Battie
Shropshires
Toe Velue
Bnsep
Ae A
Howland
Mary
Austen
Save
T Have
Bowe
Igano
Reguaw
Espreas Company
Oregon Washington Railroad
Navk Halloo Company
Te Wala
Hugh Whitnay
Frank Hhalun
Natnpe
Duluih
Bacih Ste Marl
Speccaliat
Lal
Bekes Wodernday Oy
Seville
Libby
Nature
Chan
Beare Petre
Deane
Dean
Postermilluan CO
Buffalo, M
Ledia E Pinkhaw
Grussiers
Mall
Seston
Masa
Utter Laboratory
Bormeley
Tsts
Lalires
Daisy Fly Killer
Salt Lake
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