Notable World News and Local Incidents Digest
A sweeping condensed news week highlights Paterson of Salem who shot himself after family distress. Major railroad improvement plans totalling about 2 million dollars start in Denver with Wyoming work. Denver governor grants a 30 day reprieve for James Bulger awaiting execution. A Utah farm fire claims a three year old and injures parents. Nevada mine blast damages Belcher workings with fatalities. Public figures discuss national defense, peace hopes, and legal cases as wartime Europe dominates headlines.
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Intermountain
Whitlam
Paterson
Salem
Ore
Chicago, Darlington & Quinry Railroad
Denver
Wyoming
James C. Bulger
L. FP. Micodemus
George Carlson
Erick Dahl
Sandy
Utah
Gold Hi
Virginia City
Nevada
United States
William L. Saunders
Naval Consulting Board
Houmeville
O Neill the King of Hard Rock Men
The article profiles Pat O Neill tunnel boss famed as a hard rock work leader. It discusses his rugged look, Alaska tunnel work, and record pace drilling two miles of tunnel for ore access in 1912, praising his ability to manage men in dangerous, high pressure conditions.
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Tie
Pat M
O'Neil
Neill
Alaska
O'Neill
Tess
Florida
New Jersey
Pat H. O’neill
Lev
Much & Font
Pas O'Neil
Alnake Gastinens Mining Company
Col. D
Alvshe
Cyprus
Hamur
Pat O'Neill
Colynel Jackting
Seattle
Dethom
Galhwrs
Wipper Bey
Ties Feck
Mile
Cure
Fastionad Wilaw
Rubber tube found in patient after ten years
Hot Springs report details Parker of Upton Wye who after years of illness and failed treatments had a rubber tube placed in his right fang for draining purposes discovered by X ray. The tube remained undetected for a decade while his health declined. He traveled across the United States and to South America seeking relief before doctors at Hot Springs located the cause.
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Hot Springs
Ges Parker
Loral
Upton
Wye
Parker
Abe Feene
Parkers
United States
South America
Feome
Ht Springs Hospital
Hadam
Chink Paints Face Black Sailor Faces Immigration Fine
Charley Lee and A. Canfield, a sailor aboard the steamship Canfield at Point Breeze near Philadelphia, painted his face black to resemble a negro fireman and fled ashore toward Chinatown. A conductor stopped him for desertion, claiming he was a deserter, and an immigration inspector fined Captain Finn $500 for violating the Chinese exclusion act before allowing the Canfield to proceed.
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Philadelphia
Charley Lee
Crh
A. Canfield
Point Breeze
Chinatown
Joe
Boe
Finn
Married by proxy in Laporte Indiana
Johanare Veo Den Piebout married Mie Wilhelming Elizabeth Ven Maggum by proxy at a U S machine company ceremony. The groom appeared before notary Hari Bueitzingsson and signed papers as the alias of the bride and groom prepare to travel to Mullendacs for the formal rite. The bride's brother stood in for the groom and answered the questions posed by the official.
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Laporte
Ind —Johanare
Cherch
Fragmentary Historic Phrase About Water and Vigil
A garbled OCR style line mentions the word parallel and the Bauses of our day with Mall and Grat. It refers vaguely to Allah and a vigil, then to bees, pebreabasnss, and miles of tre and care water dose. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks clear event or names.
Horse Dying From Broken Heart In Columbus NM
A dying horse near Columbus, New Mexico, sways between refusing food and drink as Private George Hadnall cared for him during service in Mexico. Hadnall’s sacrifice included sharing sugar, sacrificing tobacco, and sleeping near the horse on picket lines amid harsh Sierra nights. Meanwhile a local theater tale follows “Young Joe” Gorman and his efforts to bring entertainment to Columbus during a time of military presence and scarce resources.
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Columbus
Columbes
Mexico
George Hadnall
Hadwell
Sierras
Colonel Dodd
Hudwell
Horee
Joe” Gorman
Joe
Siade
Bim
Tank Howe Frohman
Slt, & Company
Gorman
Winsey
Pease
Deming Thu
Jom
Cola Vee
Gormas & i
Tals Waze
Macadam and Telford Pioneers of Modern Road Making
The article reviews John Loudon Macadam and Thomas Telford as early road improvement pioneers born in Scotland and England respectively. It notes Macadam’s invention of macadamizing and argues modern roads stem from their methodical, drain aided designs, contrasting Macadam’s reliance on soil strength with Telford’s stone foundation approach.
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John Loudon Macadam
McAdam
Ayr
Scotland
Macadam
Telford
Macedam
Flowers of the Sea Like Land Its Floral Sea Life
The article compares tropical corals, sea anemones and sea cucumbers to land flowers, noting their brilliant colors and forms. It discusses debates over whether these marine blossoms are plant or animal in origin and mentions birds and butterflies as a closing analogy.
Fragmentary dialogue in a strained wartime style
A patron speaks with a business associate about seating and travel plans. The reply echoes misheard words. The speaker notes his mother in law urged him to walk and his own desire to avoid lying to both women when he returns home. The fragment ends abruptly with incomplete narration.
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Dent
Beck
Abwaye Tagging Round A Child Contest Title
A fragmentary OCR item notes a child and a mother in a tender, unclear scene. The readable phrases reference tagging and a round, with partial names and mistyped words, giving no clear event, date, or location. Further context is needed to form a precise newspaper item.
Fragmentary Note on Philosophical Themes in California Text
A fragmented OCR passage discusses forgiveness of races and karma, naming California philosopher ideas and vague references to reincarnation. Obscure phrases mention Irish and brow meanings, with unclear attributions and incomplete sentences.
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California
Winance the Maiern triad in early English court scene
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a dispute or triad in an English court setting. The garbled text mentions names or terms resembling legal or scholarly labels, with no clear dates, places, or participants readable. The item appears to be a brief historical reference rather than a full report.
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Glene
San Francisco Bay
Grm
Wilson
Tuskegee
Booker T.washington
Dolly Letgerwood
Belr
Cook County
Chicago
Ventura
Fiydmoy
Preanent
Mre Wilsa
Lor
Cary ‘T. Grayron
Gert Fade Gorden
Wasbisive All New York
St George's Church
New York
Turadey
Mingcopolis
Alfieloke
Peru
Mena Ore & Merchants
Clarence Alvin Meherda
Atrorer Panning
Bae Herbor Light
Hage Harbor
Rockefeller Foundation
War Teller
Poland
Derbin
Montenegro
Albania
Arthur Warren Waite
Westland
New York City
Mo Ee Peek
Rand
Mick
Wilton
Europe
Great Britain
France
Prince von Huelen
Washington
Berlin
Lloyd’s
Cornigiano
Australia
Aurrera
Bonifacia
Corsica
Joseph 8
Versailles
America
Norway
Kirkwall
Bari
Reuter
Rome
Candelaria
Hritinh
Petilemnemt
Greece
Wal Teuten
Adamantion Keres
Anastazios Cornea
Burion
Eiward Grey
Hetcalde
Jen MacNeil
Siam
James Kh. White
Piet Gordom Highlanders
Lee Kivkd
Gvorsy Whit
Ladysmith
Aberdere
Wales
Maskan Borer
Iinerants
Tunnete
Rugber
Mary Elisabeth Finley
Snd
David KB Finley
Yoruville, & C
Walter Bedford Moore, Jr
Yorkville
D. C
South Carolina
Mise Plgtey
Wan
Animal
Anvatopea
Salt Lake
KODAK
Shiplers
Suvvins
Winance the
Maiern
England
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