Artificial Ruby Mirage Unveiled In Broadways Tale
The piece details an apparent fraud case from Springfield New York involving a 99,000 loss and expert audits. It also discusses a Broadway tale about a fake ruby sold as a valuable gem, explaining artificial crystallization of alumina and how lab-made rubies imitate real stones yet lack natural provenance.
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Springfield
N.Y
Kroctrice
Givan
South Sea Islanda
Ita
Broadway
Fritonbody
le Dute
A Lesson From Maud And Her Sister
A fragment from Youth's Companion notes Maud, a naughtier pupil, and her sister Hilda coping with her antics at school. Their mother suggests patience as Maud’s behavior challenges, while a separate item mentions aluminum’s use with iron to improve quality. The piece ends with a strange line about the Archbishop of Canterbury’s annual pay.
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Maud
Hilda
Amile
Berio
Asabo
Hilde
Mamma
Pam
Border cattle trade and diplomacy linger on the frontier
A long-winded summary notes legal and smuggling tensions along the Canadian border, with mentions of cattle theft, free trade rhetoric, and a mix of diplomatic anecdotes. The piece interlaces European royal nods, a death watch insect lore, art gallery openings, and scattered local incidents from various towns, reflecting a collage of late 19th century newspaper miscellany.
Presbyterian Assembly Adopts Resolution Without Opposition
Nasaville May 22 The Presbyterian general assembly adopted without opposition a resolution from Dilla and overtures committee urging Congress to enact regulations on personal life of members to safeguard purity. The report to memorialize Congress passed as the committee on bills and overtures reported no action on the Breetlridge overture. The assembly also discussed and dismissed related memorials from the committee.
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Nasavinlle
Vonn
Dilla
Saatoon
Presbyterian General
Congress
California Shooting Affray Leaves One Dead and One Wounded
A violent incident at Hunford during the Republican primary leads to one death and critical injuries after eight participants fire on each other. Names are unclear due to OCR damage, but the clash centers on protest against voting actions and attempted disruption of ballots.
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Oilich Reprichand
Feenll
Gival
Enrious Felutita
William
Germany
Royal Dragoons
Victoria
Coburg
Pooh
Robb Charlee Cumnertuel
Phillips Aenus
Lou
Monty Gor
P. Teemiar
Lamy
Sal Mr. Thomas
New, Mexico
Paine
California
Almple
Tsude
Daya
Mr. Thoman
Meyer urges navy reorganization plan for advancement
Representative Meyer of Louteland urges navy staff reorganization to create military classes and graded commissions. The proposal includes new training schools, civil corps progression, and a battalion system dividing ships among fleets to give every vessel an equal chance and officers a permanent post.
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Mi Meyer
Hocom
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Meyer
Loutelane
Navy
Shevrention
OHA
House
Heiret
Ha Han
Mayor
Cha
Villaentes
Ifradan
Ntvam
Apoth Tarian
Flye
Colimlaslaha
Tunval Academy
Civil Corps
United States
Jenkins Case Report Clears Judge In Action On Rail Route
Tacielary committees adopt subcommittee report on Judge Jenkin of Milwaukee restraining the Northern Pacific Railway route. Evidence fails to show corrupt intent. judge believed orders granted by him and erred in fact, but no grounds for proceedings.
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Julge Jenieina
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific Railway
Murderers Mami and Kront Sent to Winternat Jail
A damaged report indicates murder suspects Mami and Kront were moved to Winternat jail on May 22. The text suggests authorities will not discuss the case further at this time and that official details are unavailable.
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Mami
Kront
Kafe Koeptis
Morcis
Winternat Dé
Hitniil
Ets
Markets and Livestock Prices From Stour City May Market
Report from Stour City markets includes bids for hogs, cattle, sheep and stockers, with prices across unions and western districts. Grain and provisions quotes list futures, cash prices, and farm staples alongside regional exchanges in Chicago and South Omaha.
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Chicago
Umion Stocn Yanvm
Buttz Failed To Appear At Senate Inquiry
Ex congressman from South Carolina, accused of trying to induce Senators Hunton and Kyle to vote for the turf bill, did not appear when the committee met at his bloc. He offered no explanation for his absence as the committee recessed until January.
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Nhe
Biber
Rutty
Armor Plate Test Fails To Stand Ten Inch Cartridge Hit
At a proving ground test in Indiana a 12 inch Carpenter projectile shattered an armor plate from Bethlehem Steel after two attempts with increasing powder. The plate, part of a battleship’s armor, cracked and bent but remained partly attached, prompting a third trial and ongoing questions about plate effectiveness and cost.
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Proving Ground
Bettehems Steel Company
Fouam
Jotas
Indiana
Betlehan Steel Company
I Wong
Winpe St
Hydrauiie Pricks
Murveyfred
Che Rmnoke
Plato
Ani
Berhichem
Wave x
Powderly Expels Members From Knights of Labor
Powderly and A W Wright of Toronto along with YH Quinn of district assembly 40 have been expelled by the Knights general executive board. The action follows accusations of treachery and wire pulling to disrupt the order and oppose absorption into the Federation of Labor. Letters notifying the expulsions were posted after a recent conference in their city.
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Pmkadrnenpa
Powderly
Fowderly
Browle
Federation of
Tabor
Knights
Nis
St. Louis
Dune Li
Mies
Agnin
Messrs
McGutra
Frepeh
Martin
Executions in Barcelona Reflect Turbulent Year
A batch of six anarchists were executed in Barcelona today for involvement in the Pallant assassination attempt against General Martinez de Campor. The condemned, including Coding and Souis, faced death at dawn after a lengthy trial and claim of captivity. Other items note cotton schedule revisions, a court case involving Dr. Fixkye, and a National Order of Telegraphers convention in Denver with updates on agenda and discussions.
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Barcelona
Dinanor
Coding
Corezueta
Souis
Kamut
Vilteauna
Miro
Martinez de Campor
O'Eloule
Vishor
Cee Ie Keyluson
Waauiarox
Jonow
Soer
Coal Shortage Threatens City Services and Fire Protection
The Dea Motion Waterworks Wil Hart to Quit Muylueay due to coal scarcity. The Water Works supply to pumping stations will close Wednesday night, leaving the city without fire protection and a water supply. City power plants will idle for several days as coal runs low, affecting labor and operations. In Riverside Cemetery, sixteen headstones for old soldiers are being placed with War Department stones, as Memorial Day preparations proceed led by Hon. Win K Sterling. Local veterans and neighboring towns are expected to attend.
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Pierra
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Ain
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Loch
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Dave Jones
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Randajl
Burke
Ttta
Jones
Jone
Rendall
Sendo
Wightning Ateick
Warnor
N. E. Peterson
Lyons
Minnehwhe
Peterson
Phe Lero
Ames
Bia
Lim
Black Hilla
A. Fo
A. BL
Art Vernor
Blunt
Smith
Poayn
Charles Mix County
Mea Creek
Wheeler
John Amfoban
Parter
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Tolle
Corpa Nui Soom
Voternne
South Dakota
Dormet
Mr. Long
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Allewalle
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Kilkelly
Sprloga
Ark
Sioux Falls
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Philips
Yankton
Burr Oak Township
Mirbent
Demorest
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Dea Motion Waterworks
Wil Hart
Muylueay
Font Dea Mores
Tulon
Dan Moities Water Works Company
Crick
B.C
Riverside Cemetery
War Department
Klipatricle Peat No.4
Acdk
Hon. Win
K. Sterling
Joa
Congressional Proceedings Highlight Tariff Debates and Armor Plate Probe
Washington May 3 to May 21 coverage shows tariff bill debate on ore duties at 40 cents per ton and iron and steel schedule revisions. Senate consideration includes wool duty talk, armor plate inquiry push, and a Missouri bridge restoration measure. House actions include a shipyard investigation directive and naval arms cost questions.
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Wasmsoron
Gallinger
New Hampshire
P. Wi
Cy Metals
Troo Ass Steel
Harrly
Don
Tennessee
Platt
Peffer
Allen
Hill
Dolph
Alliwou
Towa
Wasuryorox
Howe
Homestead
Housa Committee
Naval
Bs Stone Dom
Kentucky
Gov
Lyons
Rap
South Dakota
Sunete Lilwau
Yankton
So mx
Kiviaedson
Lola
Judicial Wil
Necessity of Sleep Prompts Wide Debate on Hours
A discussion sparked by Edison’s sleep theory weighs eight or nine hours as ideal for health against cases of workers and professionals who function well on four to five hours. The New York Sun reports supporters and critics with examples from night editors, sailors, and racing stables.
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Minn
Edison
New York
Reading
Parchuene Northwasters
Sinney
Murton Fot Sheldon
Western State Bank
Nm Tock Bank
Siblay
IL Joanna Otis AE
Creedless kindness among the poor of Borton
An elderly woman reflects on aging, pride, and charity while resisting workhouse removal. She thanks Catholic and Protestant helpers for support this winter, insisting she would rather die than beg. The narrator notes the old woman’s faith and the kindness of strangers despite creed.
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Borton
MO Hue
Chris
Crowing Roosters Championship and Oddities Highlight Paris Scene
A curious Poultry show in Paris centers on crowing roosters with the top bird earning a prize for the longest and strongest crow within a period. Notable facts include a French vineyard season, a 387 crow count by a Me je un record holder near Seraing, and unrelated historical tidbits about archaeology, museums, and actors.
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Paris
Baolam Halligg
Seraing
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