Freckled girl and a skyline of tall ideas
Fragmented phrases cover a wide range from social intrigue to city planning. It mentions a wife leaving a husband on a wedding trip, Paris skyline changes, a Chinese provincial self government decree, and opinions on lightning risks. It also cites a New York millionaire reclaiming youth, the Guardianl Wolverine iron ship at Put-in-Bay, and Johnson’s shop pilgrimage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Pechili
Kisnogsu
Put4n Bay
Lake Erie
Commodore Peary
Mob with tar seeks Earle in Monroe New York
Ferdinand Pinney Earle, famed artist and one time husband to a widow, faced a daylight mob of about 60 on horseback in Monroe New York. They searched his home for his alleged affinity and tar and feathers were prepared for use upon his return. Earle remained in New York with his mother and plans to marry his wife after divorce. He expressed intent to study Buddhism in India and embrace that faith as an alternative to Christianity. He said they would wed soon after divorce and then travel to India.
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New York
Ferdinand Pinney
Monroe
N. Y
Earle
Ferdinand P. Earle
Manhasset
Tiss
Bol
China
Japan
India
Critcism
E&moe
MacArdel
Mac
Housge
Fragmentary Note From The South District
A garbled message passage mentions receiving the right ises and Serpe, with odd spellings and suggested urgency. The fragmented text hints at a greeting or exclamation but lacks clear names, dates, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Transport May Carry Taft To Manila Earlier
The War Department seeks passage for Secretary Taft to Manila for the opening of the Philippine assembly. The Minnesota may sail from Seattle later than planned. If possible, Taft would go via Nagasaki to reach Manila two to three days before schedule, reducing travel to four days from Japan.
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Washington
War Department
Taft
Manila
Philippine Assembly
Minnesota
Seattle
Nagasaki
Taf
Manta
Philippine
Japan
Honk Kong
Attempted assassination shocks Venice over count attack
A young man gained access to Count Kamarowski’s room in Venice and fired a pistol injuring him as he dressed for the evening. The count, who identified the assailant as Nicholas Naumes, is expected to recover. Naumes was arrested amid a delicate settlement in Venice.
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Rome
Venice
Kamarowski
Nicholas Naumes
Naumes
Island voyage to the west by fleet reaches St. Louis
The fleet arrives in St. Louis on May 26 en route to New York and then westward, with the remainder of the ships following in sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island
St. Louis
New York
Pueblo founder of two papers dies in Trinidad
Dr Michael Besboar, founder of the Pueblo Chieftain and Trinidad Advertiser, died at his home in Trinidad. He was born in Pennsylvania and graduated from the University of Ann Arbor in 1553. He was the survivor of his class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimidad
Michael Besboar
Pueblo Chieftain
Trinidad Advertiser
He Ace
Bags
Pennsylvania
Ann Arbor University
Former mayor George A Deccan dies in Missouri
George A Deccan, once mayor and manager of the Star, died at St Joseph Missouri. He was active in business politics and social circles, with influence across local civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Burlingwos
George A
Deccan
the Star
St Joseph
Votow Fever in Caba Prompts New Measures
Ambiguous report notes new cases and shifting counts as authorities in Cheteepe and Cm ot respond with actions. The text mentions Washington-Tee and Cote in relation to the outbreak, describing reassessment of strategies and potential restrictions amid rising concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cote
Cee
Cheteepe
Campaign fund details linked to Roosevelt era revealed
The World reports a $260000 campaign fund raised in 1904 for Roosevelt with personal solicitations led by Edward H Harriman. Names include H Harriman H McK Twombly C M Depew J P Morgan George Perkins H Rogers William Rockefeller and others. Funds were processed through Chauncey N Biles and Cortelyou with $40,000 kept locally and $200,000 passed to Odell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the World
Edward H. Barrimos
Roosevelt
Harriman
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
Sage
George B. Cortelyou
Cornelius N. Bites
Washington
E. H. Harriman
H. McK
Twombley
Vanderbilts
C. M. Depew
Hazen Hye
Equitable Life Assurance Society
J. P. Morgan
George W. Perkins
New York Life
H. H. Rogers
Jonh D. Archibald
William Rockefeller
Standard of
James Speyer
C. Xni. Biles
Senator Depew
Biles
Geo. B. Cortelyou
Repulican National Committee
B. B. Odell
Republican
Higgins
Meffurriman
Depew Sud
Harrimen
O Carmeling N. Biles
Republican National Committee
Bites
Cortelyou
Ode
Ipswich recluse dies guarding hidden gold hoard
Londoner George Keymer once a Queensland gold miner is found dead in a sparsely furnished Ipswich cottage. A carpet bag containing gold notes and a bank deposit note totaling $7,000 is recovered and later deposited. A clergyman holds the funds at the bank awaiting climania. The solitary man reportedly lived poorly and feared poisoning.
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London
George Keymer
Australia
Ipswich
Keymer
Climania
Slayers Name Traced in Blood
Widow of Gen Akhverdorf shot in her room at Novokhoperak and wounded critically. She scratched the wall with her blood naming the shooter before escaping danger. All assailants fled. In Chicopee Mass a football season opens with a broken collar bone at Chicopee High.
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St. Petersburg
Akhverdorf
Novokhoperak
Chicopee
Mass
Fred Criggs
Local Power Firm Charged Over Manchester Scheme
An unclear report details Ian Clarence Henry and Fowan Electricated at Work in Fort Dodse related to a local light company. The case involves charging for a transformer and a scheme tied to Manchester. Authorities investigate alleged impropriety and electric projects with potential implications for residents and customers.
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Fowan
Fort Dodse
Ian Clarence Henry
Canpaes
Implove
Lght Company
Manchester
Death Toll Warns of Cholera Spread Near Berlin
Two deaths from cholera are reported in adjacent villages near the Silesian frontier. The affected area lies across the border in Russian Polana, with authorities warning of further cases as the disease prompts vigilance and potential travel restrictions.
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Berlin
Eossowice
McKinley Memorial Obelisk Unveiled in Buffalo
Buffalo observes the unveiling of a white marble obelisk honoring President McKinley killed in the city. Governor Hughes, Gov BH Butler, G A R, Spanish War veterans, andDaughters of the American Revolution attend a solemn ceremony with troops and salutes. The obelisk was dedicated after prayers and formal addresses, with Mrs Avery triggering the flag drop and Butler presenting the memorial to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
McKinley
Charles E. Hughes
Twelfth
United States ‘Infantry
Ae. Fings
England
America
Ely
William D. Walker
Episcopal Diocese
New York
James N. Adam
Harlan J. Swift
Donald McLean
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Trueman G. Avery
Fire destroys Webb hotel in Shelton tragedy
Tacoma reports fire at the Webb hotel in Shelton left fifteen missing or dead. Miss Bailey and Mrs. Modge of Shelton are among the missing. seven bodies have been recovered and most victims are men.
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Tacoma
Wash
Webb
Shelton
Bailey
Modge
Morrisey Dies After Carbolic Acid Incident
William Morrissey, living with his family on White Row near Marion, drank carbolic acid on the public square and collapsed. He was taken to an undertaking establishment where he died. He was employed by Peabody Coal Co. No cause for the act has been learned.
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Marion, IL
Wiliam Morrisey
White Row
Peabody Coal Co
Papal Secretary Harassed By Crowd On Streetcar
Cardinal Merry del Val traveling from Rome faced insults from several men on a passing tram. They shouted death to the pope and down with the cardinal, hurled curses, until police quelled the disturbance in Castel Gandolfo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castel
Fines Hit Iron Mountain for Free Legislature Transport
Judge Winfeld imposes total penalties of 10000 dollars on Iron Mountain Railroad for granting free transport to legislators during the 1905 session. Five cases filed by Prosecuting Attorney Rhoten result in 2000 dollar fines per case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Winfeld
Iron Mountain Railroad Company
Rhoten
Firemen Overcome by Smoke at Cordage Plant Fire
Auburn New York firemen including Assistant Chief George A Platt and Captain P J Morrissey were briefly overcome by smoke in a blaze at the Columbia Cordage plant. Damage listed as 100000. The plant housed 57000 bales of cordage ready for shipment. Denies mutiny on the Raleigh report from Honolulu said to be unfounded. Reese nominated for Nebraska Supreme Court judge on Republican ticket. Kita Family and Himesit.
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Auburn
N. Y
A Cosen
George A. Platt
P. J Morrisey
Columbia
Reese
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Judge Reese
Supreme Court
Mystery Note In Haunted House Drives Love Plot
A man in a haunted estate, after waking to a note on his bed confessing love for Florence Carney, suspects an unseen hand. He debates the note’s origin with friend MacArdel, while seeking a rational explanation and planning to uncover the note’s author and the apartment’s secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Carney
Hoskins’ Hotel
Carney Croft
Carney
London
Paris
Jarvis
Albly
MacArdel
Mac
Mac. Ardel
Bee
Miss Carney
Rex” 6
Uncertain Dr Williams P Of Brown Faces Power Tention Claim
A fragmentary note compares two Dr William H P of Brown University with six year old records. It suggests they lack power and originality and hints at questioned research or inquiry, mentioning Generations address and habitual deficiencies.
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William H. P
Brown University
Teacher Was All Right At A Farmer’s Dinner
A patchy account recalls a farm visit after supper in Chicago where a teacher, described as a patient, answered questions and claimed to have secured a position for a probing girl. The fragment hints at adult interactions and an implied arrangement, with sparse details and broken syntax.
Fragmented OCR piece on memory and starch habits
A garbled OCR fragment presents stray lines about a rural Iowa scene and a classroom moment. It includes disjointed dialogue and odd references to starch, absent mindedness, and a professor with an umbrella, lacking coherent narrative structure.
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Marble Hill Press
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Missouri
Hungary
Fen
Becarte
Eiffel Tower
August Belmont
Mark Twain
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Obulren Ntoen
United Etates
Germany
Indiana
Lichfield
Michael Johnson
Samuel
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Litchfield
Congress
Mob
Tar
Philippine Congress
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Rogers
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Mergen
Edward H. Harriman
Miser
Big Guna
Bosiich Cart
Mkinley
King Tand
Raine
Cardinal
Raleigh
San Francisco
J. M. Helm
Asiatic Station
Galveston
Honolulu
Kita
Himesit
Wien
Ian
Tate
Andes
MasAriel
Sherry's
MacArdol
Jani Summer
Chicago
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Lowa
Nike
Allen Deora
Mia
Uateleg
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Dodds
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Mica Axlé
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