Britain’s Dardanelles stance stirs Eastern question
A long, fragmentary report discusses British naval posture near Mitylene and the Dardanelles amid Turkish Russian tensions. It notes 19th century shifts, Britain’s outposts from Gibraltar to the Suez region, and threats to Constantinople as tensions rise over access to the Black Sea and Straits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hethé Popeye
Tery
Mitylend
Isan
Constantinople
Dave
Asia
Mohammed
Dardanelles Forts and Black Sea Politics Seen
The excerpt discusses 19th century angles on the Dardanelles. It notes peace after Sebastopol, the treaty of Paris provisions on Black Sea ships, and shifts in power from France to England. It contrasts the strategic forts on both riverbanks and historic crossings near Hellespont with notes on ancient legends and modern naval interest.
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Dattanalles Pass
Hint Bakr
Kilid Babggid
Vani Gian
Chanak
Hotas
Bsbk
Retiice Bai Ata
Narny Channel
Mitylede
Lesbos
Dardénelles
Great Britain
Turkey
England
France
Sebastopol
Paria
Black Sea
Russia
Trussia
Paris
Ita
Potongerin Force
JSTT
Ad- Minhttios
Parkey
Hazands
Dardanelles
Hellespont
Theme
Leander
Lon
Byrin
Swisuer
Alexander the Great
Nerxes
B.C
Europe
Alpxander
Aula
Mons
Pagange
Tke Dardanelles
Bry
Chanak Kalessi
Lilid Jahr
Pean Bank
Kud Habr
Wales
Ieee Ap
Indiana's Building Plans Approved for Pavilion Style Edifice
Indiana's proposed World's Fair building has state approval with plans featuring classic Roman Norman motifs. The pavilion includes eight covered porches, iron and glass east doors, a central courtyard, and separate assembly areas for men and women. Additional spaces on the second floor are allocated for the Indiana Commission and pending coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ial
Pace
Ghanerd
Capacity £4000 Revealed By Ancient Sign On Train Car
An elderly country gentleman and his daughter pass a railroad station when he notices white letters on a freight car. He declares a cryptic sentence, then the daughter points to the car and reads Capacity £4,000, thrilling the moment. The fragmentary report from Cincinnati contains garbled OCR.
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Als
Keay
Capa City
Pat Dows
Ap,ow. Maat Bean
Shy
Asia
Cincinnati
Widow of Dictator Balmaceda Shrouds Tragic Exit
In a fragmented account the widow Balmaceda endures a tragic crisis after the assassination of her husband. The piece hints at pursuit by enemies, a reluctant public farewell, and broader era upheaval while mixing stray references to unnamed preachers and distant towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Balmaceda
Fragmented OCR reveals debate on rain making and social morals
The article discusses Scientific American claims about rain production and public funding, citing Daniel Ruggles patent work and Senator Farwell. It critiques sensational reporting and argues weather phenomena arise from atmospheric physics. It includes moral reflections by Sarah K. Delton on self-control and relationships.
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Fadend
Jaeua
Daniel Ruggles
Freildrickeburg
Vai
Novar
Sclentine
Walia
Farwell Ad
Midstaré
Women Education and Moral Advice From a bygone Letter
A fragmentary editorial style excerpt urges women to pursue education for better intellect, health, and social standing. It argues educated wives raise educated children, promote cheerfulness, and guard against gossip while stressing the value of reading and self improvement for women in changing fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lears
Wamasio
Obesity, temperament, and diet in early health lore
The article argues personality and heat affect fat formation, noting lean and obese tendencies vary by temperament. It cites foods with carbon and nitrogen balance, endorsing a mixed diet with vegetables, milk, eggs, and exercise. It warns against overwork and urges calm, steady habits for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leannesa
Albatross Attack Amid Sea Peril Aboard Nova Scotia Bark
A Liverpool bound Nova Scotia bark, near 40 degrees latitude, faced sudden peril as two albatrosses attacked a crewman named Dune. The birds swooped and mauled the man while the ship altered course to aid him, but the assailants vanished as suddenly as they appeared.
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Abbytre
Nova Scotia
Liverpool
Pali Gazette
Theu
Teliow
Duis
Steamer La Chamagney Battles Waves Off Newfoundland
The Netherlands America Line ship La Chamagney rode NW Atlantic gales after passing Newfoundland, taking enormous waves that wrecked the starboard bridge area and injured Second Officer Moock. Passengers stayed below as repairs and safety precautions were rushed, with the ship eventually reaching Sandy Hook in New York.
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la Chamyagey
Brides Steel
New York
Havre
Moock
Sators
la Chellesgie
Scilly
Newfoundland
Wiley
Honcke
la Chismpagni
Sandy Took
Wie H
van der Toorn
Geneva
Netherlands American Line
Edam
London
Sls Versas
Adams Express Company chairman resigns after long service
John Hoey resigns amid a boardroom dispute at Adams Express Company in New York. The note details a controversy over funds and property including Hollywood assets and a $100,607 loan from the Guarantee Trust Company of Philadelphia. The legal action seeks recovery of money alleged to have been diverted by Hoey.
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Arams Kapirue - Desopyey-Ok
Letar
John Hoey
Moassra Thoot
Clark
Hiv Euunees
New York
Tatty
Ada Express
Offre
Jake Chilton
Gore
Dhesa
Dalloeratinas
Piadaace
Josn Hoey
Ada Wan
United States
Brenton
Adams Hapris
John Loog
Kong
Adams Express Company
Iyrah
Hollywood
Mra Bory
Mosey
Josephine Tay
Guaragtee ‘Trust Company
Philadelphia
Adams Rapross Company
Bresok
Avis Ure
Hebby Deeres
Ube
Esprose Company
Havy
Helywood
Gad
Telegraph Wires Shape News Flow Across Giant Networks
The Associated Press and Western Union Telegraph Company reached a term for shared use of leased wires in New York, enabling faster dispatch of major news across cities like Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Chicago St Louis Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis Philadelphia Washington and more. A system by Heil Telephone Company influenced radiotelegraph routes, with reports from England and Berlin reflecting broader press deployment and exhibits.
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Wester Union Telegraph Company
Tera
New York
Neonerve
Willism Heavy Sanita
Teesraps
Westerns Union General Linea
Cincinnsu
Cleys
Ptokedo
Detroit
Chirsyo
Louis
Milwaukee
St Paul
Wnd
Minneaporty
Washingesa- Alipula
Leeges
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Anto
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Palestine
India
Constantinopis
Gibraltar
Malta
Cyprus
Buez
Sea of Marmota
Grecian Archipelago
Mitylene
Titty Baye
Lins Torkich
Frony
Arollery
Tussiz
Ferrisa
Indiana's
Balmaceda
Hagen
Kentucky
Annie
Bor Hess
Thoueot
Ruggies
Ramemaker
eWatire
Riteleviant
S'esay
Sarah K. Delton
Stormy Niesauk
Netheramt
Fam Tau
Het Propetter
Ifoey Formauy Reaigiy
Adams Eapiess Company
Wentetn Ruyton
HORNA
Larsheibury
Telier
Surrey
paHoeel End Piskeea
Berlin
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