Olive branch offered to Republicans by Progressives in 1913 era
The Progressive party signals reconciliation with the Republicans inviting a reunion at Chicago on June 7 1913. It argues Roosevelt split the party and that unity hinges on shared principles and acceptable candidates. The piece urges a harmonious lead into a pro tariff pro citizen policy program and a strong election effort. The column contrasts Huerta’s removal with U S policy toward Mexico criticizing Washington decisions and border security responses.
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National Committee
Progressive Party
Bull Moose
Progressive Committee
Chicago
George W. Perkins
Col
Roosevelt
Republican Party
United States
Europe
Texan Wonder Cure Promises Kidney and Bladder Relief
Advertisement touts Texan Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles in men women and children. Claims dramatic results with a small bottle lasting seven months sent by mail for 1.00. Testimonials and distributor W Hall of St Louis listed. druggists supposedly carry the product.
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W. Hall
Tilman and 1 Percent Tweak Strategy for 4-Game Stretch
In a brief team update Tan has Tilman and 1 Percent adjusting approach to a four game stretch. They emphasize sticking to plan and maintaining focus during tough schedule.
War as it is today deemed worse than hell says Dr Jicinsky
Dr Jicinsky of Chicago told St Louis Bohemians war in Europe is worse than hell citing Serbia horrors and typhus with 35000 prisoners and 35000 dead after the epidemic he argues Sherman’s comparison is inadequate and war torments innocents more than the guilty highlighting civilian suffering and wartime brutality
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Europe
J. Rudis Jicinsky
Chicago
St. Louis
Sherman
Jicinsky
Serbia
Dsvodsalija
Dr. Jicinsky
Hell
Kidney Ailments Tied to Cold Weather Reported
Fragments describe ailments from rheumatism to kidney pain linked to cold weather. Text mentions feverish aches, fatigue, and eye symptoms. cites urinary issues and possible kidney stone concerns. Observed references point to general health effects of cold on the body.
Outrage List Details Mexican Killings of Americans
A congressional record lists numerous killings and attacks on Americans in Mexico over two years. It cites bandit violence near Chihuahua and other sites, with many miners and civilians slain by Villa and other forces. Carranza’s government faces pressure to crack down on northern banditry and protect American lives and property.
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el- “Paso
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Texas
el Paso
Villista
Carranza
Els Paso
Villa
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Porfirio Diaz
Republic
Aroucee State, Department
Chihuahua
Mex
Feo
Bolodad
Mags
Maxico City
Joseph Smith
Williame and White
Jalisco
Cinco
Tuxtla
D—C. B. Hendler Reported, Killed ,At 1 Fayer Mine
Weston Burwell
Tuxpan
Ris
Real
Dence
Parral
Perreta
State Department Anes
Real del Monte
Ini Naco
Arias
United States Customs
R. H. Williams
Naco
Ennis
Puyerto Mexico
Chocolate Para
China’s growing army alarms experts from U S captain says
Captain Cushing L Rice, a retired U S Army officer and son of Minnesota’s ex governor, reports China has an army of 1 000 000 under arms and aims for 2 000 000 with 10 000 000 in reserve within ten years. He notes German and Austrian officers training troops and Yuan Shikai pursuing rapid preparedness. He also observes friendlier U S sentiment in Japan and describes his travels and residence.
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Teuton
China
Cushing -L Rice
Rice
Minnesota
United States
Orient
Denver
Yuan Shib Kai
Husky
Felows
Japan
Ricoh
Havana
Army and Navy Club
New York City
Australia
Healthy Towns in Long Island Report Rich in Longevity
North Hempstead in New York led by figures like Vanderbilt Whitney Gould Mackay and others is cited as the healthiest town in the state according to Dr J B Bogert. The town with over 23000 residents saw 189 deaths in the year. Aged sixty plus totals, eighties and a 101 year old are noted. Births in IRIS reached 485 with the youth rate and other demographics hinted at in the report.
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North’ Hempstead
North Hempstead
William KK. Vanderbilt
Bélmont
Payne , Whitney
Howard
Gould
Clarence’. H. i Mackay
J. B. Bogert
Iris
Bottle Treasure Notes 1808 Message Found on Beach
Wayne found a bottle on the beach containing a dated note from August 14, 1808. The message lists transit details from Honolulu to San Francisco, with calm seas and a strong offshore wind. The note appears faded but legible and mentions latitudes and longitudes.
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Pacific
Eaieenes
Dyan Tadtan
Bove Waynepuear
Mortips
Isso
Honolulu
San Francisco
I J. Peterson
Wayne
Bone surgery saves crippled boy Kenneth Geist
Altoona Boyle reports jubilant discharge of four year old Kenneth Geist after surgery for tuberculosis of the spine. He was admitted Christmas 1913 unable to talk or walk. doctors transplanted bone from his right leg to stabilize the spine. The operation succeeded and Kenneth can run, talk, and behave like other boys.
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Altoona Boyle
Altoona
Pat Kenneth
Geist
United’ States
Christman
Kenneth
Leprosy Patient Treated At University Hospital
An Indian man with advanced leprosy is treated at the University of Michigan General Hospital using chaulmoogra oil. Dr. Udo Wile reports a notable recovery and notes the patient can work, reducing stigma and danger to the community. The case raises questions about cure certainty and long term prognosis.
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Ighan -Arbor
Mich
Udo Wile
University ‘of Michigan
Wile
Wie
Wise
Modern Estate Ties in Sioux City Clerk to Large Inheritance
A Sioux City clerk named Yeats Zoldy received nearly all of a $50,000 estate left by grocer Otto Morwitz after serving a long tenure with diligence and faith. The record highlights the clerk's close service and the unusual bequest, reflecting a story of loyalty and legacy in a small community.
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Sioux City
Charles Grubel
Yeats Zoldy
Nearlynall
Otto Morwitz
Grubs
Yeata
Fragmentary OCR Notes From Unknown Page
Readable text fragment mentions a Hummer and Groves with unclear context. Mentions a tabby and a back shake. No clear event person organization place or date. Preserve as a compact micro-item reflecting garbled OCR snippet from a historical page.
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Thoring - Eacy
Brindla Besse
War talk, court orders, and local oddities dominate Kansas town report
A scrambled clipping notes German front lines in World War I, a Swiss conductor Jost arriving, and a Yonkers court ordering an alarm clock for a man. It mentions Byers Kansas pledging to quit tobacco after a killing, Baron Rhondda as a new title for David Thomas, a Welsh coal mine operator, and a near miss at Ystradyfodweg, once Rhondda’s name.
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Rhondda
David
Thomas
Privileges for Germans and British leniency debate
The piece describes German internees at Islington North London in a model camp with detailed daily routines and privileges. It contrasts leniency and British attitudes toward Germans, noting facilities, privileges to write, receive mail, and move under guard, while highlighting the controlled environment and social arrangements.
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England
London
Islington
Council of Captains
Germany
British Steamer City of Lincoln Returns From Far East
Crew on the British steamship City of Lincoln report evasion of submarines in the Mediterranean by display of the American flag and altered name. The ship carried rubber worth 1.3 million, tin worth over a million, totaling about 5 million dollars along with 66 thousand cases of bean oil and other goods from Dainy Japan Manchuria, including spices tapioca Ango flour rattangs and curios.
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Boston
Far East
Mediterranean
Lincoln
Atlantic
Dainy
Japanese Manchuria
French theaters report steep 2015 receipts drop from prior year
Revenue from Paris film houses and entertainment venues fell to 41.59 million francs in 2015, down from 68.5 million francs in 2013. Concerts and musical receipts also declined, while other attractions saw mixed changes, reflecting broader reductions in theater attendance.
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Phria
France
Administratrix Notice Estate of Samuel Haddix
The administratrix of Samuel Haddix late of Clark County Tennessee gives notice. She will appear before the County Court at the Marshall courthouse in the next term on the first Monday in March to settle claims. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay promptly. Dated January 6 1863. LTUGS HAL Ux. Wim Tyténeansexs AttyE.
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Samuel Haddix
Samuel‘Haddix
Clark and
State
Tilmall
County
Clark County
Court House
Marshall
Tate
HAL
Ee Oes Ks ‘Administratria
Wim. Tyténeansexs Attye
Ras Pere
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Teks & Tilman
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Tye
Grimes
J. Carvantes
Chamberlain
Cerritos
John B. McManus
Mexico City
Boror Smith
Houston
Tex
Roscos Billings
Madera
P. Keane
Hearst Ranch
Kansas City
Ani
Gaye
Schiools
Trenthese
Belgium
Avas
Jost
Ecaveo
Yonkers
Byers
Roney
Fulmer
Callae
Bélidwaras
Evansville
Ind
Foley
Bubegk
Gallagher
J. ES Gallagher
Indiana
Gaus
Mandala
Line
Ies Rta
Bret
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