Various regional notices and accidents fill early 1900s pages
A sprawling list of mixed items appears including deaths of Judge W. B. Wells and other figures, business failures, legal notices, political shifts, strikes, and local crime reports. The jumble mentions Knox College, Dr Nansen, patent matters, a prize wager, factory plans near Chiles California, and regional incidents across Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Iowa and New York with sparse context and old-place names.
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W. B. Wells
Iowia
Mich
Battle Creek
Grifiths
Thomas
Chicago
Knox College
Nansen
Chauncey M. Dopan Ues
Epublica Club of
New York
Webber Lock
Frank B. Noyes
Indianapolis
Dist
Eget
V. J. Slade
Waterloo
Iowa
Tnd
South Carolina
Henry Melver
C. J. Verrgnot
Florida Stice Senace
Mitten
Flan
Benjamin Buteworth
Ig Dei
Thomasville
Vthomas BR. Roday
J. T. McFee
Lenox
Frank Tes
Schaefer
Sutton
Chiles
Cal
Neat
Treat
Liao
Great Northern Railroad
Bridgeman
Hamiing University
Frank Anderson
Charley Condo
Mo Ine
M. J. Daggherty
Pittsburs
Zunesville
G. Hateh
Decatur
James McDonough
Chicago and North
Baker William Ke
Donmoyer
Perryville
Springfield
Henry Mueller
Fur Marchant
Robert Alexander
Dorchester
Mass
Bas. Diehard
Croket
Tammany
Winars
Levier
Orison
Charles Page
Bryan
Brett
I. Goenger
Love
China
Senate
Ohio
Strivk & Spac
Carnsel
Refisel
Combina
Edward J. Teatcliffe
Nader
Barlington
New England
New Bestford
Fall River
Prielvburyg
Piddeteril
Saco
Lewiston
Yhca
NEL
Paul Metcalf
Montana
Winchester
Charles Lee
Vicksboro
Misa
Philadelphia boy Samuel Henderson charged with infant murder
Samuel Henderson a 1é year old boy from Philadelphia is charged with killing 1-year-old Percy Lockyai and disposing of the body in Teddy's Creek. Authorities believe scarlet fever may have impaired his mind. His father stood by, comforting him as the magistrate observed.
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Elgin
New Orleans
New York
Brickbata
Samuel Henderson
Fhiladelphia
Percy ‘Lockyai
Teddy's Creek
API
Turbulent World News Mix With Cuban Debate In Congress
The record compiles a dense set of 19th century items noting British ships near St Silas Chau bay, Russian objections to Mandhuric, Cuban insurgents, a Paris clashes, and several deaths and disasters. It highlights U S congressional debates on Cuban belligerency and silver bond debates, with stock market and public notices amid global unrest.
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St Silas Chau Bay
Russia
England
Mandhuric
Havana
Blance Samuel McGracken
Payton
Jamaica
Hayara
Proopa
Pol
Prague
Sakentia
Sir Michael 'itks-Leach
Argentina
Italy
Ynsutance CO
Wisconsin
Finance Philadephia
James Gass
Sydney
N. W
San Pranevien
Auckland
Pierre Leones Decroyat
Maxmilian
Mexico
Sras
Paris
Havanese
General He
France
de Mormins
Fricke
General Electric Company
Schinectady
New York
Dock Comimnissioner O'Bhien
Albany
N. Y
Grand Jury
Fulton County
Tainois
Canton
Lewiston
Paris, In Whish
Cologne Gazette
William
Immigration bill passes House with English literacy and family rules
Congress passes the immigration bill by 45 to 0 vote. It requires physical ability to read or write English for most immigrants aged 26, with allowances for those over 10 who can read or write another language. The measure permits sending for or joining family members under various conditions, and includes amendments from Mr. Spooner on returning wives and children to Europe and other safeguards.
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Mississippi
Rawmages
New York Chamber of Commerce
O. H
Abbott
Christian Church
Indiana
Indianapolis
Aaron Soal
Noblesville
Ind
John H. Haldeman
Department of Observation
State Aurme
Westfield
Mass
Marietta
Wisconsin
Asts Aviation
Charles Polachor Lnneargent
A.V. Fercer
le DL
Randle Weasurer
Herman A. Wittig
Smalley
National Sound Money Leave
Executive Committee
Washington
Brown County
Inediana
House Committee On
J. Baldwin
Klondike
Epring
Witeh
Bfarry U
Tochren
Charles LD. Long
Michigan
Pith Avenue
Presbyterian Orhoren
New York
John Hall
Presbytery of
Suphronia Hathaway
Jo Daviess County
L. Jonah
Mississippi Senate
Starvus Hou
Satta Chura
New York Senate
Macauam Alghany
Foreign Affairs
Tawsor
British North Ameria
James EB
Barry
Padurah
Nw Patper
T. (. Browd
Berry
Underuiker
Unite States
Land Office
United States
Bergen
Norway
House
Wolcott
Ihe Lt Metalli Carmission
Commission
Pettigrew
Mit
District of Columbia
McCrellan
Rede Fe
McClellan
Congress
New England
Allen
Pop
Neb
Post Office
Mr. Allen
Chandler
Rep
N. H
Allison
Tilmandem
Edo
Senate
Lun
Cuba
Agenla
Loxa
Spain
Mr. Hitk
Havana
Leb
Tate
Pear Rapide
Tinsmore
Fem
Ari
Ae Secretary of the Treasury
Stanley Matthews
Tll
Hous
Mir
West
Teller
Alton
Bacon
Bate
Buuler
Canyon
Clinton
Clark
Clay
Cockrell
Maulkner
Harris
Heitfeld
Jones
Ark
Kennedy
Ito
Mac Oery
Mallory
Mauve
Martin
Milla
Mitchell
Money
Parkins
Pattisgraw
Jcitus
Pritchard
Quay
Rawlles
Roach
Sharp
Stewart
Til Nan
Turpie
Walthall
Warren
White
Idrigh
Baler
Culavis
Fairbanks
Foraker
Frye
Gallinger
Gear
Gray
Hale
Handa
Hansborough
Hoar
Lodge
McBride
Morrill
Nelson
Plitt
Coom
Prac
Sewell
Spooner
Thurston
Weslhove
Reed Trom
Bailey
Texdes
The
Democraty
Reed
St. Balley
Balley
Like Else
Dalzell
Onty
American Congress
Williams Idem
Miss
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Williamsg
Dem
Ubud
Dingley
Mace
MHS
Mrr
Wis
Europe
Fragmented dialogue on immediate acceptance and annual subscription
A fragment shows Melancholis claiming a submission was accepted immediately while a startled Scribe questions the idea. The exchange centers on a check for an annual subscription referenced by a Boston traveler.
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Melancholis
Scribe
Boston
Expenditures of a Newspaper on a Large Scale
A historical note lists annual costs for a major newspaper. Editorial and literary matter 220000 dollars local news 290000 dollars illustrations 280000 dollars correspondents 125000 dollars telegraph 50000 dollars cable 27000 dollars mechanical department 419500 dollars paper 617000 dollars business office ink and light 219000 dollars failure 2158500 dollars Scribner's
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Scribner's
Versicles Verse Echoes In Washington Star Rhyme
A fragment from the Washington Star notes a strained poetry scene with lines about her hair and a rhapsody that grew cold. The excerpt mentions a desire to rhyme with "illondike gold" and hints at a performer rehearsing verses and a shifting fancy, capturing a fleeting literary moment.
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Washington Star
French Language Contains Notable Word Gaps
A brief note states the French language includes at least thirteen percent of ubeless words, suggesting a substantial portion of its lexicon lacks clear meaning or utility. The claim highlights concerns about vocabulary usefulness in modern usage and linguistic efficiency.
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Ale
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Hawaiian Islands
Guba
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Jesse P. Saulings
Alabama
Thomas W. Clark
Dearmond
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Wilkens
Dem. Misa
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Postoffice Department
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