Indian Congressman Charters Kaw Tribe Aid
An Indian Congress member, Charles Cuttle of Kansas from the Kaw, is described as a friend at court and a notable figure in Congress. The piece references a dramatic scene at The Hague peace talks, a missionary life in Ind, and a sensational note about kidney pills as a cure claim. It also mentions a Siamese millionaire with a vast fortune and royal possessions.
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Chartes Cuttle
Kanjan
Congress
Hete & Lawom
Gton
Ind
Cll Thompesp
Washington
Little d
Thompson
Wagoner
Chicago
Escape for Princess Amidst Desert Night Chase
In a perilous breakout, the disguised robber chieftain slips from palace guards with Jul ian and Damir aiding. They reach the garden gate, omitting pursuit, while Princess Ulma plans a swift escape with ally Shubal. At a desert spring a black Arab stranger interrupts as they move toward the northern mountains.
From One Danger To Another in a Turbulent Tale
Aila refuses to retire awaiting Osmir's word as the imprisoned chieftain’s fate looms. Albia and Ulin debate duties to city and king while bondmaiden Alicia professes lingering affection for Julian. Night deepens as Albin seeks news of Osmir in the garden, leaving Princess in solitary doubt.
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Aila
Wntil
Osmir
Albia
Ulin
Julan Ie
Julian
Alicia
Altin
Albin
Oumir
Albis
Apeeal
Fragmented OCR Teaser From A Mysterious Page
A garbled OCR excerpt features archaic phrases and overheard voices with partial names and odd spellings. It hints at a narrative with ritual tones and speaking characters, ending mid sentence for continuation.
Perils of Salt Lake Bathing Mentioned by Utah Man
Y Russell of Park City Utah warns bathers at Salt Lake about dangerous malt in the water claiming it can prevent sinking yet leaves a malt deposit choking mouths and nostrils. He compares it to softer Chesapeake Beach bathing and notes danger from salt lake waves and drownings.
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Galt
Atlan
Salt Lake
Chesapeake Beach
America
Washington Post
Moonlit Lesson on Economy in a Grand Rapids Tale
The old man guides his prospective son in law Charles to a cellar, warns of a jaillike economy via a jitte box then jokes that meeting by moonlight costs nothing while meter by moonlight costs money. He leads him back upstairs with a quip on the moonlight as art.
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Charles
Elisa
Risa
Grand Rapids
Mich
Pure Water Prevents Germ Life and Typhoid Spread
Health editorial stresses clean water as vital to communal health and food safety. It argues boiling or cooking water destroys disease germs, preventing typhoid infection in foods and drinks. It notes individual susceptibility varies with stomach health and digestion.
Tending to the Grela and Deserted Prairie Towns
The text notes strict schooling rules in Germany with fines for keeping children from school and mandatory materials for girls. It also cites a district physicians act under which schools are inspected for health. A Kansas prairie traveler recalls towns losing water works and becoming exclusive enclaves. Garfelk county courthouse becomes H Hermes property in a grand, unused building.
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Germany
Kansas Prairiea
Garfelk County
H. Hermes
Texion
Women Undertakers Rise in the United States
The Denver News highlights two Boulder women entering the undertaking trade, claiming the distinction of being among the first female undertakers in the state. Mrs. F. J. Buchheit and Mrs. Mary Molette, prominent in local society, operate rival undertaker concerns after training and state examinations, challenging male dominance in the profession.
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United
Fair Wex
Lauleville
Mine M. Wendt
Mise Mary Molette
Says
Denver ‘News
Apecal
Boulder
Brooklyn Debate Over Washington Statue Choice
The city faces a heated dispute as James R. Howe promotes a $50,000 Washington statue. Shrady wins the committee award with a seated figure in a military cloak, provoking criticism that most equestrian designs imitate earlier works. Brooklyners praise the result despite the quarrels.
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James R. Howe
Register
Washington
Brooklyn
Howe
Coni
Niehaus
Barnard
Shrady
Valley Forge
Napoleon
Austeriitz
Bhirady
Impedalbia
Shradyse
Brooklynitea
Conspiracy Trial Alleges Jo seph Chamberlain Killing Plot
In London court the other day a prisoner charged with murdering a moneylender claimed the victim had offered bribes to induce the killer to murder Joseph Chamberlain. The testimony described a conspiracy to assassinate the statesman.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
End of the Steel Strike Ends as Amalgamated Yields
The Amalgamated Association ends its futile steel strike after return of workers to Eastern mills. Leaders Shaffer and officials capitulate, gaining no concessions from United States Steel Corporation and surrender most control the union once held. A memorial window for M. Mason of U S N will be unveiled at Annapolis Naval Academy chapel.
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Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
United States Steel Corporation
Improved Water Wheel Buckets Boost Power Output
An inventor describes a balanced bucket water wheel that uses pivoted suspensions and a fixed tripper at the wheel’s lowest point to empty buckets during the ascent. The design aims to minimize backflow and maximize efficiency, claiming a potential forty percent increase in power.
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Iim
Sylvania Investor
Eldorey
Loweat
Electrically-Operated Plow Uses Dual Motors in Field
An illustration shows a German inventor's two motor plow design for fields. Two electric motors drive separate carriages linked by a parallel feed cable, allowing automated furrow formation. The system moves itself along the field, recharging as needed and guiding plowshares for each new row.
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Predericksburg
Germany
Russian tea and distant explorations in old notes
The piece surveys Russian tea ambitions in the Caucasus, noting plantations and peasant demand, then shifts to travel tales of John R. Barlow near Niagara Falls and a claim of unvisited rock sections. It also highlights multilingual linguist Joseph Ehrlich, Mrs Kruger’s sewing lore, and a remark on coffee production and global bean use.
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Caucasaa
Black Eon
John R. Barlow
Niagara
Americam Fall
Barlow
Harlow
Defiance Starch Company accused of watered stock sales
The article discusses concerns over inflated or watered stock and deceptive advertising. It mentions Defiance Starch Company selling stock tied to inferior article and paying dividends on watered stock, urging readers to beware. It notes manufactured starch may be produced anywhere and sold broadly, with Magnetic Starch Co. in Omaha.
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Felro
Magnetic Starch Co
Omaba
Horse Jumped Over Dining Table At Aylesbury Hotel Scene
Abi age 90 John Leech Maning recalls writing how at the White hotel Aylesbury he brought a horse upetaire and jumped it over the dining table before forty diners. He claims the horse jumped without a bridle as meals continued, stating he is still living and hearty. Also an ad notes Allen's Foot Ease helps with shoes and foot problems.
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Abi
John Leech Maning
White Hotel
Aylesbury
Hoanya
Fabricated Artifacts and Fashion Lore From Oddities
A column notes counterfeit china, fake old marks fooling experts, and factories in Koroyo making art works for collectors. It discusses acids attacking arms and armor to mimic time wear, claims Violet soap revival with vaselog, and a telescope to locate smokeless powder blasts. It also explains milliner derives from Milan, shaping fashion history.
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Koroyo
Gagette
Baltimore death reveals apple ingestion link
A fragmented notice records a death in Baltimore connected to a cause linked with "Veroon" and "Miles Cole" involving a child, with unclear local place names and phrasing. It mentions apple consumption and a short time after, suggesting a fatal outcome. Further readable details are limited.
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Baltimore
Mone
Theatoo
Miles Cole
Tiger Hunters Rally Drive Tiger From Scrub
In Jabore India a gig carried a user from a coffee estate at Jantlewood. Cottage trackers on bicycles reached the shed area by midday and located the tiger in a low setup within half a mile. The sultans bim wif rode out at 4 o clock and after a brief beat forced the large tiger from the scrub.
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Jantlewood
Jabore
India
Hatani
Hazardous crab meat fears from Baltimore poisoning report
A Baltimore crab poisoning scare follows a report that a victim fell ill after eating crab, prompting shellfish buyers to fear cross contamination. Authorities urge continued caution and standard perishable food safety practices while noting no broad ban on Chesapeake product.
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Baltimore
Devoe Paint Ad Promises Lower Cost Per Coat
The ad proclaims Devoe ready paint covers more and lasts longer than lead or oil paints, claiming two to one or ten to one efficiency. It urges readers to calculate cost per square yard or per year and requests contacting a local dealer, noting a free pamphlet if the paper is mentioned.
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Devoe
Derog
Chicago
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Titer
Nica
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Ing
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WERCS
Boston
PEASS
Formpean
Damascus
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Jaen
Andhen
Selim
Damir
Smit
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Alin
Ramascus
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Epirita
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Voleshin Leston
Michigan
F. J. Buchheit
Joseph Ehrlich
Philadelphia
Sleitiahip Maes
Hirthand
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Godden Bach Co
Pothin
Alien
Olmsted
Laloy
N. Y
Price
Milan
AME
Defiance
New York City
Daileve Pine
Jomm
Doren
Trinity Springs
Lille
France
Pittebarg Post
Vienna
England
Mgnotectarer
Rene
Linley
Ball & Rugkel
New York
Lonow Spectator
Tetbury
Gloucestershire
W.M. WU
ST. Louis
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