Retirement of world champion sprinter Ariha Dut tey
Retiring champion sprinter Ariha Dut tey cites fatigue and the desire to finish at the peak of fame. Abroad he won two championships and broke world records for short events, defeating Australia’s G A Widmas and besting Mac Pherson of New Zealand. Daley notes runners’ horse like starts in New Zealand. May Sutton, California tennis champion, gains praise after shining in the English tournament.
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Ariha FL Duttey
Will Rime
Tle
Walt Yat
Paittyy
Arthur Duffey
G. AL Widmas
Joey
MacPherson
New Zealand
Daley
May Sutton
California
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Sutton
Mary
May
Middle States
England
Columius twenty four bar race draws big crowd at night
Reported at Columius O where a large night crowd watched a new world's record in long distance ante racing. George C and Charles Soules drove a thirty horsepower machine covering 52 wires to win. A tire burst during the seven lydred ovile caused a wreck but workers repaired the touring car swiftly.
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Columius
George c
Charles Soules
Puliam Predtuts and the Presidential Hurry Incident
A scrambled blot with names Puliam Predtuts and references to a president hurry and dog Horegus Veteren Joe Herrera, plus mentions of Sppeiotel and Cabamaiedt iagie Gipoe, suggesting a chaotic local political or ceremonial event with unclear details.
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Horegus Veteren
Joe Herrera
Sppeiotel & Cabamaiedt
Iagie Gipoe
Puzzle of a Pistol Shot Ends in Court Confession
Eldred recovers after a shooting at a Jersey City house and marries Miss Harland. The case links counterfeiters in Philadelphia, a secret service comrade Antonio Donate, and Mr X. Sanborn, Emily Harland, and Sanford appear in a web of jealous motive and staged deception. Gunford is convicted on evidence from Eldred’s testimony.
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Watt
Butthy Shurland
Aire
Ailance
Sanborn
Eldred
Tie
Mrs. Harland
Emily
Mr. Eldred
Tharland
Lewin
Goy
Kldred
Hat
Uguly
Uura
Ling
Tl Ured
Mr. Sanborn
Mrs. Warhaw
Pldred
Philadelphia
Secret Service
Antonio Donate
Mrs. Tavland
Miss Harland
Sanford
Trenton
Phil
Notable Figures and Oddities Across Europe and America
A scrambled collection notes prominent figures and eccentricities. Princess Charles of Denmark, Senator Chirk of Montana, Professor Llagekel, and Alexander B. Williams are mentioned along with titles, lectures, and a death. England's James Buxton, the Marquis of Bute, and Major General Adolph von Ilvine are referenced. References to Vandervill University figures and King Leopold's chauffeur Mareel appear amid tales of ships wrecked by Pebbly Beach and repurposed wreckage in a New Hampshire home.
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Charles
Denmark
Chirk
Montana
Hhis
Llagekel
Germany
Alexander B. Willams
United States
Sodus
Chesterfield
England
James Buxton
Marquis of
Bute
Hughamd
Nova Scotia
Rothesayeague
Adolph von Ilvinemut
James A. McReynolds
Washington
Vandervill University
Jobo
Cronstadt
Leopold
Belgium
France
Qgaptain Mathews
Portsmous
N. H
Readville turf topics announce racing plans and horse updates
Pan Michael clocks 2 05 and 6 00 percent four on Readville circuits as Dariel shows in New York half mile exhibitions. Lord Derby remains sound while Alta McDonald hopes to bring him to races. Doveras EL improves under Wiggins after Charley Dean’s adjustments. Louise G. sits out with distemper. Jack Axworthy sent to Pittsburg for matinees. Mack Mack headlines Oregon trot prospects at 202 trots. Country Jay's troubled leg stirs retirement talk.
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Pan Michael
Readville
Dariel
New York State
Lord Derby
Alta McDonald
Doveras EL
Wiggins
Charley Dean
Louise G
Lochester
SN. A
Jack Axworthy
Pittsburg
Ed Renyon
Oregon
Mack Mack
Mennney
Country Jay
Modish Bride Displays Gifts in Glass Cases in Paris
In Paris, a stylish bride showcases her wedding treasures in glass cases. A statuette of Isis, claimed as ancient Egyptian, is unearthed under the Paris Bastille foundations. France sees advanced portrait photography replacing names, and the mayor of Mende seeks gendarmes after a dog dies. A riot breaks out in town as police struggle to quell the unrest.
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Mom
Paris
Isis
France
Mende
To Be Popular and True to Good Manners
A compact reflection on amiable conduct urging frankness kindness and genuine interest in others. It emphasizes looking for the good in people, forgiving injuries, remembering benefits, and maintaining self confidence without conceit.
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Lina
Turkish proverbs collection garbled into stray phrases
Fragmentary OCR style note presents a jumble of proverbs about patience thorn gathering sour grapes mulberry leaf and truth telling. The readable items include ideas on enduring hardship, honesty guiding escape, and caution about consequence, but the text is incoherent and lacks a cohesive news item or event.
Plays and Players In New York Theatre Season
The drama scene in New York announces a busy season with Charles Brohman producing a large slate of American plays. Charles Brigham to the fore, Willits A Brady engages Marie Booth Stussell Carry Leighton Winifred Dodd and Giles Shine as principals for Robert Mantel. Victor Herbert seeks Lulu Glaser for a new addition to his musical comedy Miss Dolly Dolaris. Tenor Joseph Sheehan of English Grand Opera signs to stay with the company, alternating leading roles with Francis McLennan. Henry W Savage hires Richard Golden for the lead in George Ade’s The Dad Samaritan at Garden Theater. The Shumberts acquire rights to Agnes and Myerton Castle for The Secret Orchard. Channing Tollird adapts In the Bishop's Carriage for Hartford.
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New York
Charles Brohman
Marie Booth Stussell
Carry Leighton
Winlly Dodd
Giles Shine
Willits A. Brady
Robert B. Mantel
Victor Herbert
Lulu Glaser
Walla
Dolly Dollara
Joseph Sheehan
English Grand Opera
Sheehan
Francis McLennan
Richard Golden Hag
Ilenry W. Savage
George Ade
Berlin to open public sun and light baths
German Gleanings reports Berlin plans to charge first second and third class fees at new public sun and light baths while street scenes show dogs in sunbonnets near owners in heat. A ferret injury at Hamburg zoo leads to death of St Franz Krause who attacked an elephant. Merse Helmerstein bans motor cars within twenty miles citing speed fever influence on drivers and public danger.
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Obert
New York
Hhu
Eldred
Jersey City Heights
Washington
Burrell
Burrells
Faust
Ayeam
Owe
Tie
Felow
Eans
Berlin
Frankfort
Germany
Franz Krause
Editorial Fragments Spark Lingering News Window
A fragmented OCR roundup cites varied remarks from newspapers including the Boston Globe and Kansas City Times. It mentions quips on prune crops, street safety, naval secretary choices, and a New York man jailed for bigamy, reflecting satirical and social commentary across outlets.
English Etchings and Oddities From London Life
A London fund for widows funds marriages to their housekeepers, theater orchestras play chess during intermissions, and clergy lament rice wasted at weddings. A multilingual parrot joins London Zoo, speaking Tugtian dialect, English, and seventeen phrases. A secret chamber unearthed during demolition of a long vanished inn in Lite Maling, England, claims a 500 year old history linked to a highwayman’s grandmother.
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London
London Zoological Gardens
India
Maling
England
Wek ‘Purgin
Pointed Paragraphs On Good Dispositions And Shared Labor
The text offers folk wisdom on personal responsibility and family duties. It warns against relying on others and notes that sickness may strike anyone, while urging cheerful help in shared tasks and recognizing signs of a mother’s care when older children assist with babies.
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Lin
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