Moon orbit scheme sparks world of wonder in Marietta
The New Century Metrological Society of Marietta Ohio finances five memorial stones in a bid to honor historic associations tied to the French and Indian War Fort Harmar and other river sites. Also notes about Mercury vine pest in Italy, a New York life insurer retreat, and a fatal Coney Island wreck injuring dozens.
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Marietta
Marisette
Rch
Fort Harmar
Gener
Arthur St. Chir
Ploneer
Gio Company
Smallpox Epidemic Declared in East End London
Smallpox has been declared epidemic in London's East End amid 483 cases under treatment. Areas affected include Whitechapel, Shoreditch, Bethnal Green, and Poplar. Officials issue emergency isolation orders and mobilize sanitary measures to curb spread as winter approaches.
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London
Menopolis
Alstriet
Whitechapel Shoreditch
Bethnal Green
Powlar
Goverment Board
Kenerm
Tobacco trust suit seeks suspension of actions in New York
Syracuse Sept. 3 The legality of the tobacco trust moves under C. A. Whelan of Utica who seeks to halt the company’s actions. A petition and service on the American Tobacco Company offices in New York precede a possible suit to enforce anti trust laws.
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Enorl
Syracuse
N.Y
Rlean ‘Tobacco Company
The
Tobacco Trust
C. A. Whelan
Ula
Abbey
Hancock
Ust
Eash
Lisslitte
Ue American Tobacco Company
New York
Shawn
Noted Davenport Looms Large in New York Politics
Washington September 1 John I Davenport a prominent New York City political figure faced police actions as Saturday constables seized his home and property from the Burritt mansion amid a widening upheaval in Republican circles. Charges of dishonored checks are whispered as petty traders scramble for safety against a collapsing political order. A separate note from Milwaukee reports the Norwegian and Danish Methodist conferences opening with delegates from multiple states, led by Bishop Morrill, while a Reading Pennsylvania tramp with a broken leg is hospitalized after a fall through a barn trap door. Money hidden in his clothing totals 241 dollars with 160 in silver, dating fifteen years of possession.
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Constatiens
Washington
Tv Republican Party
Davenport
Ploctlotia
New York City
Burritt
Philadelphia Publi Ledger
Jacob Rhine
Reading
Ailyer
Rome
Breckinridge Arrests Spark Guatemala Murder Probe
R J Breckinridge Jr arrested in Lisington Guatemala in connection with the Che fig Leann portation murder of Castiler Brooks. Brooks was shot in his office during a night watch incident tied to a vault theft of ten thousand dollars. Arrested with Goff Hughes and a nightwatchman, the case prompts calls for proper protection and fair trial.
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Vic Eee
Otten
2.C. Goff
Hughes
Nitro Glycerine Explosion Damages Pittsburg Area
A massive blast at the Explosive Lives plant in Pittsburg Pennsylvania ripped through the area. About 1000 pounds of nitro glycerine detonated near Shannopin fifty miles from Pittsburg, sending shockwaves that toppled nearby buildings and hurled workers from their posts. Two families narrowly escaped as the magazine shattered and a huge crater formed. The exact cause remains undetermined.
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Wil Won
Pittsburg
Stoton
Ant Lake
Bern
Elovage
Aliinor
Notting
Secret Marriage at Omaha Between Shenwnnthal Man and Malvern Woman
A secret marriage occurred in Omaha between Wm F Tyner of Shenwnnthal and Margaret Shaffer of Malvern. They planned to announce later but the union is now public. Tyner will return to Yale to finish his studies. Shaffer will remain at home.
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F Tyner
Shenwnnthal
Margaret Anaster
Malvern
Omaha
J. Tyner
Tue Dent
Yale
Bhonundowk
Mainaret Shaffer
Emsploy
Sequitable
New York
Dinarriage Leena
Joan
Mixschaffer
Hom
Mr. Tyener
Stationary Engineers Convention in New York Hall
A large gathering of stationary engineers from the country convened in New York to attend the National Association. The event showcased equipment and devices with government officials present. The meeting featured remarks on mutual improvement and harmonious relations between employers and employees.
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Paul
Minn
Halle
Vonivaentullyer
Nagle
Nese Yuek
Ty Othir
National Association of &Yathon- Key
Eich Havina
Utly
Cal
Lye Burton
eitCos
Aluminium Plates and Navy Testing Sparks Debate
A dubious wartime note describes experiments with aluminum plates 14 by 36 inches and a tube, examining weight changes and hydrogen bonding. Navy officials reported small weight variations and surface irregularities, with one plate allegedly showing slight thinning yet no overall weight loss. The document hints at atom usage and possible hesitancy by chiefs to endorse aluminum for torpedo boat hulls.
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Nat
Horpeschon
Herbert
Sill
Ageoe
Iehied
Phate
Navy Department
Bank Note Boycott Prompts Labor Action in Washington
Labor leaders forecast a nationwide boycott of bank notes to force a government loan policy. General Boyden urges action to safeguard workers’ funds and oppose the National Bank note system. Strong turnout anticipated at upcoming congress assemblies reflects coordinated labor pressure nationwide.
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Montton
Washington
Lalor Wii
Boyarden
Unedingicott
Miteria
Ime
Warlike Mages and Quay Fight Over City Mayor Choice
Fragmented remarks discuss Senator Quay and Governor Muncan’s roles in state politics. The text condemns interference in home rule and criticizes patronage, while a tangent on tastes and cultural figures contrasts with a practical recipe note on nasturtium pickle using seed pods in cold vinegar.
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Pillsburg
C. L. Mages
Ator Quay
Majon
Phiadelphia
At City
Muncigs
Fraker Mystery Solved Located Fifty Miles From Post
Dr George Fraker, an alleged insurance swindler known as the Minawle Geauinr hyn alt De, was captured in northern Minnesota fifty miles from Tower after a long chase. He confessed identity and agreed to accompany officers to Topeka, where extradition formalities will proceed. his arrest ends a two-year manhunt with rewards totaling $58,000 from Hartford Life, Providence Savings, and others.
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Dalwich
Minn
Minnensia
George Wo Piiker
Amed
Georg W. Praker
St Mla
Excelator Springs
Kanaiy City
Minouri
Dari
Ih Thas
George Harty
James Teplet
Jake Crowley
Neon Nothors
Hartford Life and Annuity
Providence Savings Life
New York
Tnnev
Olent Docrettes
George Harry
Jhanes ‘Toipiet
Fraker
Harry
Aliswouel
New Moxley
Braker
California
James Linguln
Ak Wtay
Alsuat
Pxiquion
Horrick
Ames
MK . Wesk
Tower
John Wikinson
Nopeku
Agalat
Fiaker
Schnell
Tianka Cousty
Sherif Archie Philip
Finker
Fradker
Tynes Company
Miesourt
War in Ecuador Hints at Final Stage Nears
A Panamanian dispatch reports General Alfaro's forces hold Toaja province with resistance weakening. Alfaro’s victory suggests Ecuador war may close but Quite faction artillery in Caroti risks new attacks as Colombia’s stance could sway a decisive outcome and weaken President.
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Mand
New York
Herald
Panama
Tojaa
Ecuador
Alfaro
Jaulvo
Clowe
Caroti
Altarath Guloy
Columbia
Colmbia
GiMelatlyy
French Soldiers SuFFER in Madagascar Hospital War News
Paris dispatch reports 2980 French soldiers ill in Madagascar hospitals with many others shipped home as invalids. Telegraph notes overcrowded wards with nurses overwhelmed and doctors unable to meet demand amid shelling. Swollen feet plague the troops as conditions worsen for exhausted garrison.
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Paris
Dell
Malagascar
Tekalae
Almast
Peary Relief Expedition Arrives at Haltonborig
The Gloucester fishing schooner John F. P. McKennis, Captain McKinney, brought Peary relief party to Haltonborig aboard the Kite Wan on July 5. All aboard were well and Prof. Dyche was picked up awaiting arrival. The Kite Wan set north toward Peary headquarters with clear coast ahead, about 200 miles north of Cape Farewell.
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Kity West
Johns
John FP. McKennis
McKinale
Peary Expedition
Holatonborig
Uly
Prof
Dyche
Peary
Cape Fares
Ennis
Shot His Eyes Out Aburiterer WU Carian of Vinconnen Bit Hrought
Vinconnen Sept L BiL Carter colored this morning shot his wires after she hid refuged Solve with Nim Carter ran to his room on Seventh Tondo hid gin revolver on the roof swore to ash any man who approached Deputy Shoriryant went to detest Alf Carter was wone Ist Gl Ve root and ae he poked his head to lok dows Jim in the hand writ face will w abotiun moth of Carteyn even Wott shot out ant he wurrendered
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Lok
Jim
Cartey
Mackenberger Wins 25 Mile Road Race Record Time
Hackenberger, an unattached rider, won the twenty five mile Hind race today and set a world record time of 9 hours 47 seconds. Mackenberger led the 126 following riders at the start as a local event produced a record pace.
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Mackenberger
Denver
Hackenberger
Rumor of Rhodes Death Rides London Headlines
Rumor swirls in London that Rt. Hon. C J Rhoden prime minister of Cape Colony has died at Cape Town with no confirmation. Rhodes has led Cape Colony since July 17 1800 and chaired the British South Africa Company. New Jersey Rifle Association opens its fifth annual meeting at Lux Girl Campground with matches for military champions and national trophy events.
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London
Cool Rhodes
C.J. Rhoden
Cape Colony
Cape Town
Rhodes
Sprigke Mlomiry
Ite
British South Africa Company
Jorary Hale Absolation Tonenwyy
New York
Lux Girl
New Jersey Rifle Association
Department of Rjfw
Fife
United States
Anny
Navy
National Guard
National Rife Axncore Ton
EX-GOV CROUNSE RETURNS WITH Daughters FROM EUROPE TRIP
Ex governor Crounse and his daughters Gretche and Marie returned yesterday from nearly seven months in Europe. They traveled via Gibraltar to Hamburg, Rome, Florence, and Park, with time in music and French studies. They visited England briefly, then New York before heading to Calhoun area farm to resume residence. He said he missed Iowa politics and was not prepared to participate in state administration during his absence.
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Omaha
Neb
Crounse
Gretche
Marie Crounse
Europe
Gibrattan
Rome
Florence
Park
Srouuse
England
Bourhsimpton
New York
Long Toland
Grownse
Calhoun
Uiere
New Imska
Militia in town and other UPI reports from Sept 2
Milit ia companies from Ishpeming Michigan and nearby towns reached Ironwood and pitched tents near Lake Angeline as strikers jeered the shoveling crews. Troops began work at 10 o clock after changes to schedules amid tense conditions. Reports also note a railway accident, a crime case, and a writer setting a new time record, all from various locations and dates around September 2.
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Ishpeming
Mich
Troopa
Fanto
MIN Arrivon
Jehpeming
Med
Howighton, Uinel
Mirgilette
Ironwood
State Militay Mthreatment
Upper Peninsula
National Labor Day Parade Bridges Philadelphia to Neighboring Cities
Philadelphia hosts a Labor Day celebration with a grand parade featuring a corps of warriors from Philadelphia and nearby cities. Delegates from multiple states arrive for the convention week as public events, concerts, and sports exhibitions unfold around the Academy of Music and the city buildings.
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Philadeaphia
Phil Adelphi
Brater
Martin Hand
Washington
Vie
Philadelphia
New Yorks
Brooklyn
Baa
Newsack
Albany
Pasaaic
Wissort
Wate
Baltibers
Academy of Music
Callesco Arden
Whiadelphii Oie
Arian Waltonholing
Rufaly
Tacheater
Aveadise
N. Yi Grant
Mohseave
Cal
Olaue
Dallas
Ay Atlant
Harmony and Contrast at Labor Day Parade in Kansas City
The parade featured warm greens and contrasting colors like orange purple and brown with 26 000 marchers marching along Michigan Avenue and the lakefront. Governors Webster divisions and labor groups participated while a full day of amusements and speeches marked the event amid rain and crowd enthusiasm.
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Pactooni
Myanmontaes
Montas
Wim
Willie
Auiaudson
Warn Greene
Lake Front
Ceat
Michigan Avenue
J. Keir Hardin
Rae
Otto Ie
Iue Island
Arimada
Iie
Lalani
Walsa Weturn
Clirine Vontrasta
Huth
Ruwnett
Jreon
Russell
Okaruce
Uediorbing
Monte Wickring
Henat
Ranane City
Kansas
Pallmon Park
Marin
Karings
Derey Simpy
Mayan
Webster
Fragmented notes mix of crime, politics, poems and ads
A jumble of clipped items mentions Minnie Williams in Montreal, a convent reference, a New York yacht notice, currency reform talk in Parliament, Templar talk in Century Dictionary, verses about women and weather, medical ads for La Casteria Cold Cure, and several brief society and advertising snippets from various papers. The text blends crime, politics, poetry, and product pitches with scattered dates and names.
Widespread praise for Dr Williams Pink Pills cure
In Detroit residents praise Mrs McDonald for aiding a sick girl during a smallpox outbreak. The article extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for a range of conditions including locomotor ataxia and nervous ailments, noting their claimed success in relieving fatigue, improving appetite, and restoring strength.
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Soutia Dakota
Oo Gatinan
Pumlibiier
M. Mantola
Wesel & Telescope
Kay Preloh
Air Wmartik
New Yorke Nfe
Han
Suleidon' Elalme
Wadle
Leonard W. Valk
Omens Ant
Wie
Valk
I Wellnburg
Chicago
Lincoln
Ammons
Douglas
Watertown
Hosse al Prin
Bustanf
Henry Clay
Zachariah Chander
Daniel Train~ard
Bishop Fowler
David Davis
Thomas Me Hryan
Leonard Ewell
Wile Su B. Washburn
Kurth
Bremen
Governor Stone
Minnourlles Fon
Portle Springs
Duke of Wellington
Henodlet
Congressional
Department of State
Hugene Gere Main
Zurich
Italy
Madrid
Arizona
Rochester
Kent
Morton
Fidladulphia
Fe National Associa
Ubu
Dalary
Chioo
Palmer House
Tetliway Mall
Berview
G. Burnt
Cincinnat
Aden
Swift
Vivitars
Hhe City
Hubbard
Boatatitee
Cola
Proterti
Dizwest
Emmatry
Brooklyn Hospitale
Brooklyn Hospital
New York and Sea Heath
Woodlawn Station
Beney Hospital
William J. Potter
Thomas Strent
Newark
S.J
Cone Corning
Delatour
Jennen
Host
Butore
Hay Midge
David Hummel
Joseph Hilyer
Utivecht Pollen Court
Richard Larke
Hen Beach Road
Jen Won
Phere
Will Fight Tobacco Trust
John I. Davenport
Dunia Mothadtata
Milwankee
Wis
Trial
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Morrill
R. J. Breckinridge
Archduke Ladinieg Serlons
Tada Pest
Archduke Tadtdlas
Nisigh
Epi
Cap. Plager
Department of the Phute
Niaaid
Ieutenant Hutchinson
Browning
Mornlius
Lamont
Dayla
Cota
Beond
Indianapolis Journal
Atuma
Gulventon News
Fiy
NomFty
Byudred
Edo Pani Temml
Magee
Mppincott's Magazine
Ermwil
Atrest
Brinder
Hernia
Robert Merrick
Topeka
Minawle
Sivuthan Traker Nowtunth
Aeera- Wien Wapern
Tokiman
Kyi
Ruteber
Pleers
Diamond King
Militia
Smith Dokotane
George Holmax
Pierre Telephone
Melunes
J. J. Watton
Clinton
Riggs Station
Boston
G. W. Green
Boston Daily Standard
Green
Busene ‘Taylor
Hacky Moustair News
Hacky Moustair News Tou Mergenthaler Courtes London, Sept. 2M. Beerbohm Tree
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Tee
Garfield Walver Keemtnathon Aberdson
Charles Clark
Des Moines
Brat Western Ailway Company
Mr. Clark Ala
Mary
Wwe
Wek
Mbaerwaiine
Barade
Huhon
Ieee
Meribera
Tonle
Louis
Concordia Qn
Minnie Williams
Montreal
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Helmes
Motel Dieu
York
Sept
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Oast
Uren
House of Commons
Knneny
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Weir & HK
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Deugelete
Kennedy Co
New Yor City
Somerville Journal
Detroit
Saratoga
Manson
Stney
Etney
Maude
Tean
Piso
Mufferra
E. Piglawnwend, Jr
Howard, Wis
Ludrum
Champlei Street
Deiroty
Kome
Kittie
Tanieson
Wits
Abe
Dr. Williams
Isensis
Byer
Willian
Nil Tealers
Willany Metioheny
Sehcuvelady
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