Funeral plans for Japanese emperor Matsuhito detailed
Article outlines interment and funeral rites for Emperor Matsuhito, death July 30, with ceremonies in Tokio on Sept 18 and burial Sept 14 at Momoyama. Describes night service by Shinto priests, sparse decorations, traditional old Japan costumes, pine bonfires, and the emperor placing a evergreen branch on his father’s grave.
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Matsuhito
Special Bureau
Tokio
Momoyama
Japan
Army
No More Cheap Meat and Harriett Tubman Profile Stir Debate
The piece argues against blaming packers for high meat prices, praising cooperation and by products from the industry while noting a live stock shortage as a key factor. It then recounts Harriet Tubman’s endurance as a 19th century Underground Railroad conductor, highlighting her courage, support from abolitionists, and wartime leadership.
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Eupioas Aero
Canada
Freedom
Harriet Ross
Maryland
Africa
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Tubman
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Wendell Phillips
William Lloyd Garrison
Thomas Garrett
William H. Seward
Emerson, Alcott
Dr. Howe
Gerrit Smith
Frederick Douglas
John Brown
Phillips
Ane
Fragmentary Portrait of a Quiet Neighbor
A garbled OCR style snippet describes a woman who avoids gossip and scandal, noting she hears nothing of neighborhood doings and refrains from complaining. It hints at a restrained, private figure amid unclear details and misread words.
Lesson on Jairus and the Woman Who Touched Jesus
The passage examines Jesus healing a dying twelve year old girl after a woman with faith touches his garment. It highlights Jairus's plea, Jesus' calm authority, and the restoration of the child, urging belief over fear and pride in approaching the Nazareth.
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Peter
James
John
Esus
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Martha
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Roosevelt and the tariff debate
Roosevelt outlines a protective tariff principle aimed at benefiting workers and consumers. He advocates setting duties by the home abroad production cost differential, mainly labor costs, and supports a nonpartisan tariff board to determine this gap. The idea echoes long standing Republican calls, noting the board’s funding stalled by the Democratic House.
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Democratic House
Prepare for an emergency and the odds it will fail
A cautionary note urges readiness for emergencies even as the likelihood of failure looms. Officials emphasize planning, drills, and accessibility of resources to reduce the impact of unexpected events.
Doan's Kidney Pills Back Local Endorsement
William McDaniel of Marshall Texas reports years of kidney pain eased after using three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. He endorses the product as reliable and urges others to trust local testimony rather than distant endorsements. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes the pills in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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Doan
William McDaniel
St. Marshall
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Fragmented OCR yields unclear transfer notes and names
Readable fragments show partial terms and scattered names including references to transfers and powers. The text appears to be a damaged OCR segment with disjointed letters and inconsistent capitalization, lacking a coherent event, date, or identifiable entities.
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