More Soldiers Coming for War Preparations
Indipentones Aug 1 report C Company K of Independence preparing for war. About sixty men will ride the train Monday to attend a fortification drill west of the city. Plans describe trenches and defensive works, with signaling and artillery supervision as the company moves toward training near Fort Leavenworth. The piece mentions a public remedy advertisement amid wartime notes.
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Company K
Independence
Rauens National Yard
Camitat
Ff Cain
Leatenworth
Aod Vastiae Aptti
Sintantrys Davaley
Artillesy
Signal Corps
Ili Brane
Fragmentary report on a film event and concert scene
The readable portion notes a husband seen in a film at Katens Ch Aus and a national balloon race event attended by a crowd. A spectator observes a concert and a man in a tie participates in a field activity, with other unclear details dispersed in the damaged text.
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Katens
Aus
Eulitcine
Pertatoe
Vane
Balloon race viewer criticized for attire at event
A letter from a wife admonishes a man for removing his coat and collar at a recent balloon races show. The writer notes his careless appearance drew public attention and hopes the crowd’s judgmented restraint will guide future behavior.
Detected affair ends with arrests and jail commitment
A man and wife, Woltz and Mrs Anna Newland, were arrested for lodging at a local hotel. The pair pleaded guilty in police court, paid fines, and were committed to jail. Woltz, a Eureka Dinu Co. proprietor, was sent to Eureka for witney while Newland refused reconciliation with his wife. They were strangers to the local town.
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Wolt
Marshal Erdiner
Thes
Thei
Wolff
Eureka
Eureka Dinu Co
Witney
Newhind
Seek to Purge Old Party in Philadelphia Meeting
Prominent Republicans meet in Philadelphia to rehabilitate the party and purge old bosses. Leaders include William T. Tilden Charles Tow er Wayne MacVeagh and Henry A. Todd as they devise a plan to defeat the bosses without dismantling the party.
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Philadelphia
Hensvlvana
Mmovement
Wiliam T. Tilden
Dhe Unicon Featnes Charlemaine Tower
United States
Wayne MacVeazh
Hampton
Henry A. Todd
Marlin E. Olensted
Malwin Stuart
Nathowell
Rudolph Gikenburg
Williame J. Stuart
Paterson
Ail Willer
Ever
Taft
Nutty
Haskell Exits Politics Amid Muskogee Business Plans
Reports state Haskell told close friends he is quitting politics and intends to end business in Muskogee. He has not disclosed details, while denial is issued about efforts to back Senator Gore into a cabinet post, aiming for a future Senate chance.
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Musk Ok
Bull Moose Heads For Sale By Minnesota Commission
Minnesota state Game and Fish Commission offers twenty one bull moose heads for sale to first comers at the state stock sale. Headed by Ti A Wider, sale location at the state rappel, price set at 150 dollars each. Heavily searched and seized from illicit holders, the heads are offered to supporters of the Plymouth society pending auction.
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Minnesota Game and Fish Commission
Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Tith Commission
Ti. A
Sfason
Lady Bountiful at Large Miss Theora Carter Distributes 1000 Toothbrushes
Miss Theora Carter visited New York on May 16 and distributed 7,009 toothbrushes to poor children in a park on Twelfth Street. She emphasized health and dental care as part of her charitable efforts in the city.
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Theora Carter
New York
Theora ‘Carte
Campaign makes chief sick in line of duty
Nic Combs leader of Democratic Forces falls ill with indigestion from campaign duties for Wilson in New York Ane Wiltian McCombs of the national Democratic Committees is ill at home. Vice Chairman William G. Adog is in charge.
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Nic Combs
Wilson New York
Ane, Jr
Wiltian FL McCombs
Volakena
National Democratic Committees
Lig
Odayy
William G.afeAdog
Headin Qiestion
Heribates Paign
Grasshoppers Rampage Prompts West Kansas Aid Appeal
Frantic appeals flood western and southern Kansas as grasshoppers invade farms. Entomologist Milliken cites wartime-like pest pressure and withering conditions statewide. Farmers in western counties labor in fields and on sidewalks, watching hordes move northward. A neighboring resident notes the pests’ red yellow yolk tint on eggs. Mrs Browan of Wilson Pa endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for coughs and croup, with local dealers carrying it.
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Kansas
Afilliken
Siun
Milliken
P. d. Browan
Wilson
Chamberlain
Croup
Salle
Northwestern Illinois Veterans Meet At Rock River Park Reunion
Soldiers and sailors veterans of northwestern Illinois gathered at Burk Wiver Assembly Park in Rock River for the annual reunion. State commander from Chicago gave the principal speech, adjutant general Cook of Chicago spoke, and Congressman Jelni C igo offered remarks as dinner was served. assembly park was chosen as the site for all future reunions.
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Northwestern Illinois
Rock River Assembly Park
Dixons
Burk Wiver Meesembly Park
Thomas
Chicago
GX A
Adjis Gen
Cook
Chivaga
Jelni Cigo
Ditner
We Reog
Assembly Park
Change in power company leadership at Cleveland district
The Telluride Tower eyes Grady's corporation for capitalization and bonded indebtedness of 10 million. Cleveland officials report a reorganization to shift control from the former management based in St Louis and western markets. The Cleveland hydroelectric venture appears tied to regional improvement expenditures totaling 1.5 million.
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St.Louis
Cleveland
Clevelaint
Telluride
Grady’ Corporation
Shines Campbell
Si .Louis Amt
Lerters
Cart
Fin St. Louis
mMork
Beltere
Sto Bonis
Cleselaml
Aml
Ernie Ratte
Hydro-Elvei
Neratin Alloys
Colorado
Sister of Kaiser Robbed of Priceless Jewelry
The youngest sister of the German emperor, Princess Frederick Charles of Hesse, was relieved of priceless valuables at a London railway station last Saturday. Police and foreign diplomats escorted her, as security checks were tightened to keep outsiders away during the incident. The theft’s details were started to be investigated by authorities and will be reported as they unfold.
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Frederick Charley
Hesse
London
Ans
Frederick Charles
Chiartta
Germany
Jecalle
Scuthimd Yard
Will Meet Once a Year Printers Decide Plan for Future Cleveland
Delegates at the International Typographical Union gather for their second session in Cleveland to debate a proposal to hold conventions annually rather than less often. The law committee presents its report opposing the plan.
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Cleveland
International Typostaphical Union
Palmer
McCollogd?s
Prag
Jane Addams Replies on Right to Enter Politics
Jane Addams declares she may pursue politics if she chooses while critics accuse her of partisan aims. The discussion includes Miss Beardman Miss Loapdimayn and President Tate, with debate over party alignment and the role of women in public life amid calls for reform and civic virtue.
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A. iRight
Addams
Mhel Beardman
Neri Nek Cross
Levine
Loapdimayn
Tate
Wn Lin
Mathie
Tait
Dasthy
Ulinoiy
Takeq
Toequire
POE
Walitiget
Miss Bogard
Police Move to Stop Kissing at Train Station
Fragmented text notes police interest in halting kissing at a station, mentioning individuals and terms like Kiss, Fagnes Bawa, andJerome Ey fives in an unclear, garbled report about public affection and enforcement concerns.
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Bawa
Jerome
40 000 Pennies Paid In Deal At Forhwester NY
Fragmented sale notice describes a deal involving pennies held as credit for Ullick Stele and a real estate matter. A purchaser allegedly converted pennies into a store credit tied to a cellar chest. The text mentions items for sale at Raymond's Dray and various shop goods including jars and periodicals.Identification of clear parties and actionable details is limited by the damaged text.
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Nyy
Uulick
Washed and Mended Cash Experiment in Washington
A garbled report describes an experimental process in Washington where cash notes are cleaned and repaired. It mentions a village Tanner’s shop and a large bill amount tied to the scheme, with unclear details about methods and results. The text references currency denominations and a claimed figure of five thousand dollars amid confusion.
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Washington
Good Looks Gone Child Dies at Fairgrounds Event
Fragment reads like a tragic incident at a public event where a young child died after a lifeless fall or impact. Names and precise details are garbled but imply a fatal accident at a venue with onlookers and responders. Authorities likely investigated but no clear outcomes are stated in readable text.
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Haskell
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al Joel
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SS. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
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Lawrence Water Co
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Wilder Pie
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