Elopement Tale Ends As Benton Harbor Pair Are Detained
In a Chicago incident a fourteen year old girl Loulee Stewart and her fiancé John Morndasch from Benton Harbor Michigan were found wandering near a freight car in Chicago after an attempted elopement. They told police they loved each other and had planned a Pullman ride, but lacked funds. They were fed by officers and taken to juvenile detention where Loulee’s father appeared. John Jr. later rejoined his parents as their ordeal continued.
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Louisa
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New York banker scandal fuels debate on budgets for young women
The article discusses calls for financial discipline among girls taught budgeting. It notes Mrs Kay Coming, seated secretary of the New York Trust Company, advocates teaching young girls to manage expenses and avoid frivolous spending. Critics blame fathers who allow daughters to run up large bills, arguing for stricter accounting and budgeting to foster responsible money habits.
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New Illinois Lake Becomes Bird Refuge And Fish Preserve
Local citizens of Decatur form a plan to transform Lake Decatur into a protected bird refuge and fish hatchery area. The project, overseen by the state, aims to create a safe resting and feeding place for thousands of ducks and other waterfowl, while permitting fishing under state jurisdiction.
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Dergtor Lake
Sungamu
Dirk Hutters
Hla Vieiuity
Derntur
Dynamite Blows the M V on Lookout Mountain
A large dynamite blast on Lookout mountain near the Colorado School of Mines erased the M emblem on the landmark. Students awoke to debris and a damaged V. Suspects, possibly from Colorado College or the University of Colorado, fled toward Idaho Springs after the blast.
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Colorado School of Mines
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Lookout Road
Idaho Springs
Colo
Rado College
Colorado Springs
University of Colorado
Apple Tree Cage Brings Nursery Deal in Gloucester County
A Merrell farmer Lewis Mooi in South Harrison township arranged a $5,000 wire cage around a branch of an apple tree to protect a new variety developed there. The deal allocates $1,000 upfront with two cents per bud for future development, and the party plans exhaustive tests before market release. The agreement, filed with the county clerk, covers the exact tree location and even the designated branch, reflecting the unusual patent-like arrangement.
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Lewis Mooi
Merrell
Harrison Township
Gloucester
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Wire Fence Tragedy Claims Two Victims
Reported at a rural site half a mile apart two men died when they came into contact with a live wire fence. The tragedy occurred near Albert in a field described as high voltage and dangerous. Authorities are investigating the incident and confirming the victims’ identities.
Mevel's Sale Promises Exceptional Apple Quality
A fragmentary report notes Mevel's sale and claims exceptional apple quality with high value. The readable text hints at a favorable reception and strong courage to preserve prized produce despite uncertainties.
Thousands of Birds Saved Aboard Cunard Liner
Thousands of birds, including thrushes and finches, were sheltered on the Cunard liner Depthia after a storm drove them from their migratory routes. The birds settled on the deck and even in lounges and the engine room, receiving warmth and food from passengers and crew during the voyage toward the Caribbean. Three owls and a poster of pigeons were reported as saved on the ship.
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Caribbean
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Orem
Star motion speed measured at Harvard Observatory debate
A long technical report discusses attempts to determine the star Wan Mestered’s speed at Harvard Observatory through complex processes and calculations. It notes uncertain timing and the challenge of precise measurement, with references to verification by observers and the use of photographic plates and laboratory comparisons.
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Alee
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Pension line grows thinner as veterans die off
The Washington report shows the pension system cost 255 million for the year ended June 30. Of that, 250.5 million paid as pensions and 1.5 million for maintenance. Civil War veterans and widows continue to decline. 21,200 widows died, 25,082 Civil War veterans died. About 73 soldiers and 40 widows from earlier wars receive pensions. A ruling redefined later enlistees as volunteers, aiding many Spanish-American War claims.
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Commissioner of Pensions
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Mexico
Pension Bureau
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Marine Corps
Pension claims processed and DMT checks issued
Claims were dispensed and two DMT checks prepared and sent. At the police year, sales claims under various pension laws were forwarded and processed according to the orders.
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Sion
One Ton Candle for Caruso Shipped from New York
A one ton candle of wax five feet high and ten feet long, created for an orphan asylum benefactor Caruso. Produced by Antonio AJclio & Bro, to be sent to the Church of Our Lady of Pompeii in Pompeii Mary, at a cost of 700 dollars. It is designed to burn 18 centuries with 24 hour per day devotion per Cardinal Vanutell guidance.
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Rurico Armen
Antonio Ajclio & Bro
Pompeit
Mary
Caruso
Merchant Now Eats Anything on Table
Norman W. Brown of Cedar City Charletie, Qa reports relief after Tanlar aid for ten to twelve years of Indigestion. He describes heartburn, breath difficulty, and loss of appetite improving after taking Tamar Tener. The ad claims dramatic digestion relief and urges others to try the remedy.
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Tanlar
Norman W. Brown
Joel
Tamar
Alt Geet Dregeidte
Fragmentary OCR Native Draft About a Local Event
A read text fragment from a local report references people and places but is largely unclear. It hints at a gathering or event at a Jack's location with mentions of grains and comments, but the overall facts and participants are obscured by missing letters and garbled words.
Wheat and trade report from New York Star fragment
Fragment from the New York Star discusses wheat prices or trade moves on a rock of effect with unclear wording. Observable names and dates are missing, but the piece hints at market activity and speculation in wheat markets.
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New York
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