Attack on Orientals Stirs Pacific Northwest Riots
Vancouver dispatch reports a Chinatown raid and mob violence in British Columbia. Japanese quarter damaged, seven or eight injured, police restore order as Chinatown is sealed off. officials plan indemnity of 25,000 dollars and seek Dominion government action. Baron Ishii warned Ambassador Kaneko of the unrest from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washh
Poku Intelligencer
Vancouver
Vanover
Chinatown
Kiki Yiro Lwhil
Wurean of Foreign Commerce
Jananise Conchlar Wervies
Sabare Hinsinden
Jaro
Congal
Coinel Dent
Sun
Triesta
Chiinatown
Ishii
Kaneko
Wondon
Bethune
Western Canada
Fossil Finds in Wyoming Show Ancient Horse Origin
Cheyenne reports Professor W H Reed of the University of Wyoming has completed extensive research in Natrona County near Casper. He describes a nearly complete skeleton of a horse larger than a fox, with bones indicating the equine race originated in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
W. H. Reed
University of Wyoming
Natrona
Reed
Prater Ae Reed
Wyoming
Newfoundland Fishing Regime Details in US UK Treaty
The article reports on a proposed fishing regime between the United States and the United Kingdom regarding Newfoundland fishing rights. It notes exchange of notes between Ambassador Heft and the British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Dates mentioned include September 4 and September 6, with references to Mr. Reid and Acting Secretary Adee. The text outlines the terms of what is described as a modus vivendi for fishing, reflecting a continuing agreement from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Washington
Ball Lake Man Attempts His Life in Dementia Fight
Roberts Canphett former general manager of the Utah Light and Railway company at Salt Lake broke down in a fit of temporary dementia and tried to cut his throat with a common knife Sunday afternoon. His wife and son saved him, and he lies in a precarious condition at the local hospital, though doctors hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Lake Men
Logan
Utah
Roberts
Canphett
Utah Light & Railway Company
Salt Lake
Lao
Cleveland Mayoral Campaign Sparks Historic Endorsement
Cleveland voters face a pivotal mayoral race as Mayor Tom L. Johnson and Theodore Barton contend for the city’s top post. Endorsement rumors from Theodore Tomovell hint at a concerted campaign push while the Democratic executive committee plans a January convention to name Barton as standard bearer.
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Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Theodore Barton
Thin City
Barton
Theodora Tomeovell
Johnson
Boot
Tre Beat Things of Life
Quote reflecting on life's end, joy versus sacrifice, pleasure versus service. The speaker emphasizes value in how love is served and sacrifices made over personal happiness or ambition.
Alloy Sought by Builders in Engineering Recon
The Engineering Recon discusses a sought after alloy with properties rivaling steel to iron and bronze to tin. Hecht machinery sources are pursuing this new structural material for major mechanical work.
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Telldora
Hecht Machinery
Juwt Chiehing
Copper with Cutting Edge Replacement Process
Fragmentary text describes a process to produce a cutting edge copper alloy by adding iron and possibly carbon. It notes a molten state and a small percentage of potaesian ferotyranidze with unclear color change. The passage references 48 as a measure and mentions a supposed result from introducing iron.
Unclear prompt fragment on exercise and planning
Fragmented text discusses avoiding exercise burden and a plan to start with an easy approach. Mentions a drone and a towel metaphor but lacks clear events, people, or concrete actions to report.
Eternal Law Comet and Glase City Gating Debate
An obscure fragment discusses eternal law, a comet, and the idea that law governs natural conduct and virtue. It mentions faces and gates to an inlet and asserts that love and virtue guide actions, while rigid law must yield to inherent rightness.
Two Women and Progress Compared in 1920s Debate
The excerpt contrasts two types of women in a discussion about progress. It pits the more conventional, “shrieking sister” against the modern, “younterewting and commonplace person,” calling for mutual support despite differing viewpoints and shared interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwernke Wien
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health in Declining Years
Advertises distraction free comfort and health benefits from dollister'a Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 5 cents, claimed to be a safe investment with returns and surplus carving power. Notes T. J. Wadeworth as seller.
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Dollister
Rocky Mountain
T. J. Wadeworth
A Heroic Remedy and a Hysterical Patient
A Baltimore American item recounts doctors grappling with a young woman in a hysterical state. They reportedly administered an esthetic and later a potent injection described as an epidemic remedy to quiet her, with commentators noting the actor’s claim she is under the influence of the drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reypheis
Saye Ebe
Baltimore
Aimerican
French Gutter Opinion on England Dairy Trade
The Yorks Herald Post notes a farmer argues that if cooperatives started dairies across England and butter shipped to towns the day it is churned, breakfast would gain taste and value. Such a system would expand the dairy trade and improve palatability of the product.
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England
Sinters Rarcaaingls
Yorkshire Post
Chawiturlain's Cough Temedy Offered for Sale
Advertises Chawiturlain's Cough Remedy claimed to cure all coughs and lung issues. Sold by J. Wadsworth, with assurances of universal efficacy and no need for doctor’s advice.
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Chawiturlain
Tj. Wadsworth
Origins of the Word Book Traced to Wood Letters
The article discusses the etymology of the word book. It notes forefathers inscribed letters on close grained white wood known as leech or boe used in northern Europe, shaping the modern term book.
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Europe
Goldfied Mining Troubles Settled for a Time
Mohawk and Combination mines and mill workers return to work in Goldfield Nevada after a settlement with the Consolidated company. The pact requires dual lockers for street and mine clothes, neutral watchmen, and limits on union-violating hiring. independent contractors and nonunion staff are addressed with wage and employment terms to be posted.
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Goldfeld
Nev
Mohawk
Combination
Serena
Union
Consolidated Company
Wachman
Caieo
Cherie
Labertow
Atermean
Sunies
Atgeetty
Count is Shot That Won Freend Might Collect Life Insurance
The count Kamarotelke was shot in his room as he dressed. Naumoff, a Russian exiled from Perm, confessed to the murder days later after meeting him following a Venice trip. Madame Taxnaroska, tied to the count's wife insurance of $190000, was arrested amid a plot to gain the life policy.
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Kamarotelke
Conmelllor
Atuts
Nickolan Naumoff
Perm
Sundar Ekamarorsuy
Navwinmof
Astaegin
Spesk
Assstain
Naumoff
Mved
Verroma
Kamarotzky
Venice
Madame
Famous Cliff House Burns in San Francisco Fire
The cliff house, known as a major San Francisco tourist draw, burned Saturday evening. Built about thirty years ago by Adolf Butre, it was owned by the Buteo estate and valued at $50,000 with logs estimated at $69,000 and $25,000 in insurance. The cliff house was among America’s best known resorts.
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San Wranedeco
San Francisco
Adoelph Butre
Butro Tunnel
Buteo Estate
Tait
America
Seizure of Foreign Gowns and Laces on French liner La Savefe
Customs inspectors seized thirty trunks of gowns laces and lingerie worth about 30000 on the French liner La Savefe arriving in New York. The pieces belonged to dressmakers returning from Europe and were found to bear forged or stolen documents and inspection stamps.
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New York
The Farmer's Wife and the Stomach Cure Claims
A scanned advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for foul stomach and related ailments. It links stomach health to blood quality and total body well being, urging readers to obtain a free booklet from N. Y. on ingredients and expert opinions.
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Hordelly
Anid Alvin
Dr. Pierce
Seis
Billouaness
Pieree Ruffalo
N. Y
Untitled fragment hints at city editor’s busy day
Fragmentary text describes a city editor rushing through duties and a mention of a train week and a captain on a bridge. Several garbled names and phrases appear, but no clear events or identities emerge from the damaged OCR.
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Eltevial
Arthur
Arentlutioe
Payarine Ptory
Yowstayerie
Habit and a Road Discussed by Carlyle in Ruins
Fragmentary excerpt shows Carlyle reflecting on a road made by habit in a bleak landscape. The passage contrasts the value of a constructed path with the absence of any road at all, emphasizing activity and honor in everyday routines.
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Rabl
Carlyle
Peculiar Damage Suit In Indiana Town
A man sued a hardware company in Indiana for 10,000 dollars claiming a rope bought there to commit self harm broke, foiling his plan and leaving him unable to attempt it again. The record notes he lacked courage after the rope failed.
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Indiana
Excess of Aristocracy in Prussian Poland Feuds Rise
The noble families of Prussian Poland are so numerous the government fears their dominance. Konitz’s priest replied to a government circular claiming every noble family in his congregation bore noble birth, illustrating tension between authorities and local elites.
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Prussian
Poland
Priew of
Konitz
Skye Terrier Rides Cab Home in London
A Skye terrier owned by a London mistress jumped into a passing cab while out riding. The cabman searched the street and found the anxious owner waiting, relieved to have her lost pet return and ready to pay the fare.
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London
Anxiotely
Dickens Portraits of Children and Parental Love
The excerpt reflects on Dickens loving children as fresh from God and the bond between people and the young, portraying affection as vivid and undeniable. It emphasizes tenderness in human relationships and the moral seriousness Dickens lends to child affection.
Tennyson's Melancholy and a Quiet Exchange
A fragmentary scene depicts Tennyson meeting with Jonae Spedding amid melancholy. Spedding muses that Tennyson may find himself best in solitary contemplation and inner conversation.
State Endowment of Motherhood Debate Sparks Opinion
A fragmentary clipping cites Bernard Shaw and The Englishman in discussing the idea of a state endowment for motherhood. The text alludes to controlling influence, social welfare, and personal restraint in relation to tobacco, friendship, and conversation.
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St. Pancras
Bernard Shaw
Wedding Tragedy as Lightning Strikes Barn es Groom
In Wet Springs Arkansas during a thunderstorm Siuntay Edward Barnes was killed by a lightning strike while riding a wagon. A boy with him was found unconscious as the carriage failed to arrive and guests waited. the rear horses lay slain in the road.
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Wet Springs
Ark
Siuntay
Edward Barnes
Barnes
Unclear Plot Point Inconclusive Text
Fragmentary lines reference a couple and individuals including T. J. Wadsworth and Ben but lack coherent details or context to form a factual news item. No identifiable event, location, date, or outcome is discernible.
Soldiers Rally to Free Comrade at County Jail
A group of around 200 soldiers from Fort Riley invaded Junction City early morning aiming to release a jailed comrade. City police were unaware when the mob arrived and fired shots from upper windows as they tried to enter. Fort Riley guards were posted at the jail and assisting in dispersal. two arrests reported.
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Junction City
Kaa
Farrers
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Tennyson
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Spedding
Prople
T. J. Wadsworth
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Berkeley
GAL
Scientific American
Gps
Lee CMI
Boone Riven
Cason
Mastrou Sirtnus
Pullman
Denver
St Lous
Chicago
Kor
I. A. Bentong. A. P. D
Alt Lake City
Vrad
Utah Independent Telephone Co
Utah Banking
Thomas A. Cutler
Thomas Webb
Jehan Y Lewvith
Cashier
Aas
W. Clarke
Asst
Chas, C. Frist
Sat. Cashier
Hammer Bros
Main Street
State Street
Buss
The
Elk
A. Slade
Lehi
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