Apaches in Paris and African battalions haunt a troubled city
The article describes Apache gangs in Paris using knife and violence and the social fate of French youths drafted into African battalions at the Sahara edge. It details brutal attacks and the social stigma of ex-convicts returning to city life, amid a grim portrait of crime, punishment, and policing.
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Jeonson
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Sahara Desert
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Ryan
Famous Swords and Mexican Revolt Headlines
The piece surveys famous bejeweled swords including Edward III’s ceremonial blade and the Persian shah’s jeweled hilt valued at up to a million dollars. It also reports on Mexico's Diaz regime facing Francisco I. Madero's rebellion with U.S. interests at stake and the potential instability after Diaz’s death.
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Diaz
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Washington
Alexander the Great
How Thackeray Worked and Motley's Warning
The London Chronicle notes Thackeray’s relentless publishing pace and the printer's devil at his elbow. Motley's 1858 remark to his wife describes Thackeray delivering pages under constant strain, churning out humor and sentiment to feed the printer.
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Motley
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London Chronicle
The Homeric Controversy and Its Key Figures
The excerpt outlines the 705 BCE dating debate over Homeric poetry, noting F A Wolf's claim of independent epic songs collected by Pisistratus around 550 BCE, and Andrew Lang's 1893 defense of a single author theory amid scholarly dispute.
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Unclear record due to fragmented OCR text
Fragmented reader text provides no coherent events or identifiable names to summarize into a readable news item. The material lacks discernible entities, dates, or locations to ground a factual card with proper tone.
Not Sorry for Blunder Cough Remedy Ended Long Suffering
Harrodsburg Kentucky resident T Sanders recalls a wasting cough. After failed cures he used Dr King’s New Discovery and stopped the cough. The product claims to aid coughs colds influenza asthma croup and weak lungs. 50 cents to 2 dollars trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Robt Prewett.
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Harrodsburg
Robt
Prewett
Force of Habit: De Chauff’s Airplane Plunge Mystery
The tale asks what caused De Chauff to fall from his aircraft. It cites his planned absent mindedness and notes the motor stopping at around 200 feet as he crawled under the plane with a monkey wrench.
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Byron
Richard Baeeeunabe
Budibéon
Scotland
Heixson
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