Taxation and tariff talk in early American debate
A fragment discussess income tax and tariff protection, arguing wealth should bear more tax and protection shields continue monopolies. It notes a proposed one hundred million dollars yearly from incomes and contrasts millionaire wealth with low earners. Includes a brief railroad rescue incident in Danville with a tramp aiding a Continental Limited.
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Kew
United States
Allco
Grenaden
United States of America
Divorce suit cites cruel phonograph torment in Muncie
Frant M Jecking sues Mayme Jenkins for divorce alleging cruel treatment. He claims she used a phonograph at 1 a m causing sleepless nights and distress. Judge Van Atta plans to hear the wife’s diary before ruling. Also notes copper production in Arizona in 1912 and Chicago’s aid to 5000 families monthly.
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Muncie
S —Frant M. Jecking
Mayme Jenkins
Fie
Robert van Atta
Superior Court
Arizona
Chicago
Employer In a Wood Working Establish ment in Evansville
Readable text notes an employer in Evansville operating a wood working establishment. Details on business name, owner, or activities are not fully clear in the fragment.
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Evansville
Millers Win Rate Bottle? Vague Indiana Ending
Fragmented article reports a mass shooting incident near Indianapolis and Evansville with multiple victims and a suspect at large. It mentions deaths and injuries among unnamed individuals and notes police believe the suspect remains at large.
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United
Evansville
Bebes Negro
Mien
Catalde- von Behren
Automobile
Podbot
Washington
Crordon
RU Kab eck me bey papet ites Nearing
Unable to determine readable facts from this fragment. No clear entities or events to summarize into a newspaper card.
President Madero Flies From Mexico City Amid Turmoil
Fractured reports indicate President Madero fled as mutineers under General Diaz faced federal forces. Casualty figures range into thousands with hundreds wounded and many captured, as the chaotic postrevolt landscape unfolds across key locales.
Kidney health cure ad praised by Madison ad man
An unnamed Madison advertisement extols Douan’s Kidney Pills claiming kidney cures, back relief, and broad sale reach. It cites testimonials, price notes, and a claim of home-tested relief, urging readers to visit local stores for the remedy. It also mentions a silver fox sighting near Lawrence and a trapper’s report, with scattered regional details.
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Madison
Farmer
Saya
Tess
Weil
Lhos
Sugar Beet Prospects Highlight Nation's Self Sufficiency
The government promotes sugar beet production as a path to national self sufficiency. Secretary of Agriculture cites beet farming as a key to meeting domestic needs and boosting farmer returns through crop rotation and by products.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Europe
United States
Atal
Cate
Premier of China resigns after parliament vote of no confidence
The premier Katsura and his cabinet resigned today after parliament refused to rescind last week's vote of lack of confidence. Katsura was reportedly attacked by an angry mob in the street.
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Yokio
Katsura
Prines Katsura
Ex President Cleveland Married Today
Mrs. tarover Cleveland widow of the former president and Thomas J. Preston were married today in Princeton New Jersey. President Hibben of Princeton University officiated. Take The Herald.
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G. Preston
Princeton
Priceton
N.jo
Mre
Tarover Cleveland
Thomas J. Preston
Hibben
Prineceton University
Defiance Woman Reports Severe Digestive and Headache Symptoms
Mrs Diet Rantaer of Defiance Ohio describes feebleness and headaches after a meal causing stomach pain and low energy. She reports relief with tea and a doctor’s suggestion to use certain remedies. The text references a medical opinion from LINTNER in Elkhart Indiana and mentions a recommended treatment plan.
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Diet Rantaer
Local Mob Leader Trial Reported in February Note
February 10 in Mississippi reports a murder case tied to a mob and a leader named Ralph Gregg. The document mentions a police inquiry and the potential involvement of several figures in the alleged plot against a local Black family.
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Ralph Gregg
Myre Ghee
Pat Houae
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