Constantinople Tensions Prompt U.S. Naval Reinforcements
Washington dispatches report European powers rally to protect citizens in Constantinople as unrest grows. The United States increases force readiness with mention of Marines possibly being landed and a Turkish government threat prompting precautionary detachments and a Beirut-bound squadron.
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Lavistastih
Une
Constantinople
Tzord
Dillers
Squadroi
Beirut
Mituetel Lesshimih
Hebe
Iran
Uae
Yaroch
Topeka County Farmer Dies in Fire Incident
A county farmer near Topeka died last evening in a fire that also affected his family. Reports describe the blaze as severe with flames sweeping through the home and harming residents including children. Evidence and exact details remain unclear as investigators assess the scene.
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Jade
Eladys Tlagane
Hasta
Topehi
Burdette Woman Appointed Pasadena Officer
Mrs. Robert J. Burdette of Pasadena becomes a special officer and receives police badge No. 3, the first woman to attain such rank in the state. She is a member of the Pasadena Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The notice also reports the death of composer and conductor Herman Seumpe in Munich.
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Pasadena
Cal
Robert J. Burdette
Burddette
Pasedena Society For
May Reoccupy Posts in Nationwide Readiness Plan
The Washington report states the defense plan to reuse retired officers and maintain posts in the western regions. Officials propose using skilled veterans to staff repair and guard duties, with pay and duties outlined as retired officers may be recalled for service.
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Washington
Spain
Mutual Insurance Fund and local town meeting noted
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mutual Aa rr iage Fund and a town meeting with references to insurance, trustees, and residents. The garbled lines indicate a discussion of finances, obligations, and local leadership, with unclear outcomes and several obscured names.
Santa E EArns A Peace Annual Statement
The Santa Bu board of directors reviews the peace and donor reports at the meeting. Officials discuss finances, donations, and the charity's progress, noting percent contributions and projected crop income for California wine producers. The report highlights fundraising outcomes and future plans.
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Board of Directors
New York
PRESS CLUB IN SCRAPE AND BANK DEFAULT SETTLEMENTS
Fragmentary item details a press club matter and association members accepting terms from a defaulting bank. It references legal proceedings, meetings, and implied governance questions amid organizational disarray. The garbled text mentions The Bend, Chait, and The ii wis, signaling a chaotic report with uncertain names and dates.
Prisoners Use Dynamite Attempt Ends in Shootout
Reported Alabama prison incident describes dynamite used by inmates to breach the prison end, four officers firing upon them with Winchester rifles, two inmates badly wounded and likely to die, guards thwarting what could have been a mass breakout. Wounded inmates included Thomas Meven and Brewer or Rint. the attack occurred as authorities attempted to regain control. Police and guards sustained injuries while quelling the disturbance and securing the facility.
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Ibedeen
Thomas Meven
Ali
John
Rival Lor Vruit Trust Sow Cieane Te Ele Lathe Feat
Fragmentary text mentions Gecorne Samuel and Nase Ch bettas with references to New Works Wil and access to department of Satea Holey. Details are garbled but imply a trust and legal or employment disputes with names such as Barungh and Palsbinnge.
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Benno and the Pennsylvanian Earnings Decline Report
Fragmented OCR notes discuss earnings in Pennsylvania and New York with references to Pittsburg. Mentions declining totals, expenses, and constructors or roads affecting profit. Specifics are garbled but indicate a regional financial downturn and disputed duties or taxes.
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Benno
Merle
New York
Pittsburg
Troops to be sent amid unrest blitz in Denver area
Reports from Denver indicate a military deployment following labor unrest and mine-owner pressure. General Cuttse orders troops as Cripple Creek area sees strikes and guard details while council seeks immediate action. details vague and disputed by sources in New York.
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Denver
Colorado
Peabody
Cripgderen
Droeps
Eenapard
Lir
Sheri Robertson
Tels
Nevie- Lee Dias Beech
Miners Strike Idle Telluride Lodge Opens
A lodging house was opened by the Western Federation of Miners in Telluride to assist idle miners and mill men amid the district strike. The number of unemployed men reaches about 1,000.
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Telluride. Cole
Western Federation of Miners
Descendent of Major Andre Dies in St Joseph Home
The aged 82 descendant of Major Andre, a civil engineer who surveyed the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad route across Iowa, and helped promote the Kansas City St. Joseph and Council Bluffs railroad, dies at his St Joseph home.
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St. Joseph
Samariae
Andre
Berg
Chicago, Turlington & Quincy
Iowa
Kansas City
Obscure Window Redesign At Ober Chathing Attire Store
The article describes window renovations at the Ober Chathing attire shop. South window features blumish oak displays, center shows white fur clothing, and north window presents linistiwal cherty sap displays. Mirrors are added, and oak fur finishes unify the display.
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Cherty
Abe
Cerstere Uhiis Suimer
Delay in Water Service Hits North Side of Lawrence
A countable delay by the pipe company leaves the Lawrence Water Department unable to replace nine beaches and the north side without water. Some pipes exist but the rest await a severed order. Officials predict work can begin next week after a thorough minimization and sealing of all pipes, restoring service for the first time since the flood.
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Comany
Lawrence Water, Company
Hood, CT
Unclear fragmentary report of a local incident
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chaotic scene with mentions of a vehicle, a driver, a bridge, and bystanders. It references people such as Meairs and Wady, various locations, and a delivery wagon. The narrative is partially garbled with no clear dates or outcomes.
Cottonwood Sprouts Growing Amid Dubious Report
A garbled OCR note reports unusual growth on Perry avenues with vines described as seven feet over and a mysterious creature tied to sushi sprouts. The text references next year and a stabbing mention, but details are unclear and names or places are largely unreadable.
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Vine Boos
Pruwet
Perry Avenues
Vine
Died Very Suddenly A J Miller Passes Away
A J Miller aged Os died very suddenly in his residence. The report notes a brief illness and other facts are unreadable due to damaged text. State or local officials are not mentioned. Further details are not available from the readable fragments.
Man Charged With Stealing Fish Net At City Court
Aornkureimedl Nightenguie, ebarg edb HDT sfeetiingg a Tishue, Wire cur nitig ned ty the equity court yesterday evenings Jratee Learnant set his hesring for Weivelock next Wednerday joperning ane tyed his bend at uh. The court adjourned after a brief session as officers reported ongoing sidewalk and street concerns. Frank Wheeler, injured in a runaway last Sunday, shows slow but steady improvement. Dam repair work resumed today as river levels rise.
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Jratee
Frank Wheeler
Resigned as Dean Miller Retires From University
Announcement of Prof B Maller replacing Dean Dean Miller resigns from the deanship of the school of arts at the University of Kansas. Miller will continue teaching mathematics and astronomy while taking on additional duties in the university office. His colleagues praise his long service, teaching empathy, and devoted mentorship to students.
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Ui School of Arts
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Sulie Finde
Dst
Liedhautuden
Datnshipein Psing Raeiersay Robinson
Alwayes
Tinian
Sinter
Malta
Tees Yuen
Late 19th Century Local Mixed Scene and Notices
The item catalogues a chaotic mix of names, events, and notices including financial price controls, legal chatter, a funeral notice for Mrs Mason Pissback Whose death from illness is noted, and football practice at Haskell with coach Tremainstein praised. Local visits include J G Windhund of Omaha staying with F W Burteides. A concert by Buchs band is set for South Park tonight.
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Plonaite Praseniing
Arvensis
A.M. Ehutel
Welah
Teriace
Kansas News Briefs Report Varied Events Across Counties
A jumble of brief items from Kansas covers fairs crowds and travel. notes mention Camp Lincoln at Dodge City, Topeka and Topeka reporters, farm life, a priest named Peter Forlier, and local politics. The report references large crowds in western Kansas and upcoming events with several communities listed. The text is fragmented but preserves names and places.
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Daxter Springs
Dodge City
Kaunsits
West
Topeka
Wits
Ribak
Peter Forlier
Authesiae
Trenton
Ton Bawlvaver Union
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Edvets
New York
Clyde
Suesday
Clebotier
Local figures clash over voter access and reform plans
A fragmented report outlines heated clashes among community leaders and residents as they push for voting access changes and policy reforms. Names of organizers, locations, and dates appear in sparse, uncertain terms amid OCR garble.
Real Estate Transfers Summary From Local Market
Real estate transfers show PR Thickeats and wife from WoL sidehirl Toph Urtis with 324 Hewlines facing Lettie and wife at Bhai apy Tineeker. Consideration, date 7 tebe toe, with tab details for Baibars vatistdh station tsi.
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Bao
Apy Tineeker
Haskell Leader Items and Local Plans
Fragmented notes describe August events, a veterans meeting at Cole and Learand’s, and preparations for a formal gathering. Mentions of Misa Abie, dairy activity, and various local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Squires, Mr. J. W. Games, and L. T. Corse. Plans to move to Chicago and a monitored improvement in Marty Selgwick are noted.
Markets By Wire Cattle Prices and Readiness
Markets by wire show native steer and heifer prices steady to higher with some demand signals. Cattle trade includes 267 cows and heifers and lighter feeder lots, with varying weights and values noted across Chicago.
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Chicago
Apt
Atuchers and Fuldiers
Grain and Provision Prices and Wheat Market Update
Kansas City grain and provision prices show wheat Sept contracts around 4 and 5 with nearby cash bids noted. Cattle and hogs prices mixed as corn and oats futures fluctuate. Chicago wheat futures Sept around 4, with summer 1900s style figures for Dec and May.
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Choice Timothy
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