Ameer’s Record and World News Digest from 1900s Era
A garbled colonial era digest reports Amear’s arrival in New York, European travel, and a broad mix of events. It notes a Philippine trade mission, fires in Wisconsin, a Lisbon mill strike, a schooner missing off Maine, a New York publishing suit, grain stocks, a wealth transfer to charity, and a large National Vocational convention in Los Angeles. Also listed are floods, epidemics, baby reunion, and various regional incidents with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somitor Charnedy M. Depuw
New York
Europe
Mintwapolis
Nathouh Milteatian Association
Janis
Ballimore
Cincinnati
Pitts- Larugh
Loursville
Washington
Cleveland
Lisbon
Liam Hull
Trainstable
Mase
Camp Isla
Todge Vischoli
Supreme Court
Wig
Dudge Publishing Company
Wil- Vichi J. Arkell
United States
Warley
Robert C. Bings
Wwealthy
Toxtoy
Anatom
Mont
National
Cocational Association
Los Angeles
Caly
Ademony
Inpentoy
Texas
Eama Smith
Dirmingham
Ali
Seardor Hans
Che Ameerican
Porto Mea
Philipe Ward
Hay Peta
Chile
Albert
Coralia
Ark
Eerie
Elite Pdetied
Milner Dewy
Minittary
Lacniss
Principal national events and accidents recap
Fragmentary notes recount a busy period with rail wrecks near Glendale Missouri, a drowning in Frewsburg New York, a wife and husband deaths in a domestic tragedy, and various political and military mentions. The report mentions a Space of wartime era ships, a mass meeting in Richmond and an agricultural aid plan for Texas flood victims. It also notes sugar law challenges, developments in Manila, and a large post office export/import figure for the last fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Ara YA Grey
New York
Folsom
Crewfords
Craw
Fuel Opera
Wankruptcy
Popeka
Ian
Lia Wilitios
Niewfort
Ohio
Oregon
Witwer
Maal
Alyy
Chines Talbot
Frews- Ver
N.Y
Indianapolis
Charles &. Wilkins
Wvan Smith
Ughee
Aty Columibus
Prank Crarer
Suloomisty
Chielus Tope
Uiner
Paani
Ting
Raseer
Washington
Cal
Sailhat
Ista Nes
United Stares
Mnastees
Wiltinn Whitney
Wheally
Wis
Westbury
Totas Angeles O. TS Corson
Columbia
Wna
Zabibe Wronklyn
Young People's Union of America
Richmond
Agricultural Department
Leazog Valley
Texas
Ava
San Francisco
Manila
Oren
Michigan
John DB. Davis
Louise Sitehcock Davis
War Department
Unite States
Wank Mllery
Bvunton
George Robley
Blooiington
Percy Curtis
Attantig
Glendale
Post Office Department
Muniar
Lockjin
Beckeldl
Wisconsiin
Fragmented obituary and political garble from New York scene
Text mixes names Charles Molin or Moli and Charles Cosennt with references to New York deaths, Swiss maestro, harpist, and a convoluted political note about a republic and administration. The readable bits indicate a garbled obituary fragment and incomplete party or government mention without clear dates or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moli
New York
Charles Cosennt
Peli Hore
Died at Sea and Mixed War Headlines
Fragmentary wire service notes report the death of Great Duke George Alesendrovitch at sea near the Caucasus, various wartime actions in the Pacific and the Philippines, ship losses including City of York and Carlisle Castle, arrests and crimes across the United States, and a string of weathered, conflicting notices from multiple locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alesendrovitch
Russia
Wuris
Lewland’s Point
Corniwall
Falmouth
Suez
Oni Uiser Olympia
Bert
McGraw
Muntinlupa
City of
York
Carlisle Castle
Rockingham
Australia
Minor News Items Across Provinces and Officials
A compilation of assorted brief items notes liquor sales bans at Canadian military camps, varied biographical claims about Sam Jones earnings, birthplaces for Sarah Lernlundle, and Kansas Governor Stanley naming a wife to a committee. It mentions a large Disciples convention in Cincinnati, 1909 delegates expected, and scattered references to legal figures, wartime acts, and regional events with minimal coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lernlundd
Varig
Amsterdam
le Hive
Gov
Stanley
Kansas
Cluiét
Cineinnati
Olds
Vartan
Cyan Fond
Athanta
Sears
First View
de Wreridin Securita de Vrast
Eunites
Cour Washington
Waitin
G. Wikht
Rielaaud
Washington
Lorin
Conte
Relief Efforts Grow For Flood District In Austin
Reports from Austin urge donations of money clothing and provisions for 75 000 to 100 000 flood victims. Gov Sayers notes overall lives lost remain low but deaths and destitute sufferers reach tens of thousands with 10 000 to 15 000 square miles under water and $6 000 000 in property losses. Cotton crop damage along the Brazos floods drives claims of nearly 4 million lost value and total regional losses near 10 to 15 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Dall
Sayers
Austin
Jess
Woney
Hive Youn
Anat Ure Joss
Republic
Caldwell
Les
Brazos
Texas
Santa Pertland
Brent
Milino
Rain and Flood Hit Manila Area During Rainy Season
Rain and storms flood the Manila region along the American South line. Pasay is worst hit as bridges wash away and streams rise six feet, leaving soldiers and hospital tents partially submerged. Cooks stand knee deep while meals are prepared. Pasig River overflows and harbor navigation halts as Centennial prepares to sail with discharged soldiers waiting on the water front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Bay
Pasay
Secondeorge
Muauila Bay
United States
Centennial Tg
San Francisco
Pasig
Death by own action of a Well-known Landlord
Washington July 12 Charles B Gibbs 41 a former well known hotel man shot and killed himself Tuesday afternoon He once owned the Ebbitt house and later Wormsley s hotel the latter failed His misfortunes including the loss of his wife are given as causes for the rash act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles
Gibbs
Ebbitt House
Wormsley's
Not Very Nopeful Postponent Enters Angior Amerivatigh Panel
A garbled report notes a joint commission between the United States and Canada to study disputed matters. Premier Sirdianis Winker does not expect summons to Quelve before year’s end, signaling limited immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. John
A. i
United States of Canada
Sirdianis Winker
Fragmentary report on a July death in Lyckjaw New York
A damaged, incomprehensible OCR fragment describes a July death near Lyckjaw New York during a celebration. It mentions illness and a gun-related incident but contains many garbled terms making specifics unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury
Lyckjaw
New York
Denthe
Tovk Jay
Belgrade Declares Martial Law Amid Turmoil
Reports indicate Belgrade has declared martial law as the city endures disorder during wartime. The department and security forces conduct investigations into disturbances surrounding an attempted attack on a notable public figure, though details remain incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthal
Belgrade
Servia
Department of Belgrade
Clig
Assim
Unclear text OCR hints at ownership stake in stock
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions people and places such as Chicago Delevan and Tex, with a note that one party already owned 66 29 percent of stock. The readable content is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepe
Cirpentor
Lara
Tata
Tinney
Delevan Finith
Chicago
Charles RL WU
Nin
Tex
Reinhard Family Tragedy From Ohio Train Collision
A Big Four passenger train struck the Reinhard family wagon at the Woodward avenue crossing in Columbus killing six members and injuring two. William Meinhard and the Reinhards from 265 Nowaldson Street were en route when the eastbound train hit them, destroying the wagon and killing five instantly. Edward and William Reinhard died later in hospital. Clarence survived with a fractured collarbone. The funeral drew about 6,200 attendees with six hearses and pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William Meinhard
Williem Neinhard
Mitchel Reinhard
Wiliam Reinhard
Arthur Reinhard
Gary Reinhard
Elward Reinhard
Chivener Reinhard
Woodward Avenue
Big Four
Reinhard
Nowaldson Street
Auerey
Arthur
Kurt
Edward
William
Clarence
Fair Grounds
Strikers Win Breakthrough as PA coal deal reached
Indianapolis July 13 President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers reported a telegram stating Buffalo Rochester Pittsburgh Coal Co of Pennsylvania conceded strikers demands. An agreement restores 8,000 miners, with a 2.5 cent per ton advance for machine mined coal, aiding district No 2 in central Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Union of North America
Buffalo
Cal
The Little Bundle At Goonewald Crossing
A quiet-looking man from a nearby parish drops a heavy wrapped bundle at a Goonewald counter and asks the clerk to hold it overnight. The strap of a large pile of worn ten dollar bills inside the package hints at a vast sum, sparking speculation about the owner’s intent and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goonewald
Focal
N.ow
Reach Two Funioes Resorts by New York Central
Outing highlights comfort and safety of the New York Central for through travel to the Lake, West, and Niagara regions. It touts scenic autumns, Niagara’s power, the Cave of the Winds, and winter frost scenes as a fairyland, urging readers to visit famed resorts and enjoy pristine natural wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Grand Centrale
New York
Aurerica
Niagara
Recognized Hie UVwo Tablecloth and a Curious Tale
A Chicago dry goods head spots a beautiful tablecloth in his linen department that seems the finest in stock. After it sells, he sees the same cloth hung as unsatisfactory the next day and learns it was returned. He recalls dining on it while a friend in society notes the paradox. Various humorous quotes follow from different papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detroit Free Press
Letter to Mrs Pinkham Praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
A reader from Luciuhar Box Evizac aeti PA shares relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for years of dropsy kidney trouble and female weakness. She reports pain relief and improved well being and notes Mrs Pinkham replies quickly at no charge from Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Thad
Talsa
Lucuiianr
Evizacaeti
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jouer
Ameer
Tome and Foreign Tems
Iteams
Kaiser
Santirth
Linaatte
Henini
Fer
Iit
Akeleton Rapements
Organisyiing
Middiezes
Perth
Anjo
X.C
George M. Valenting
Vliet
Willian F. Cowles
Iowa
Shete Coustir
Lower
Derby
Ernie
Westphalia
Wyoming
Swift Bear
Vetyple
Baptist Union of America
Chigsman
John A. Foreman
el Reng
Oklahon Il
Indian Territory
Wied
St Kena
George G. Williams
Philadelphia
Kres Oaks
Mich
Aqhuiral Dewey
Minila
Wort Worth
Gilead
Tax
Mar Tola
Vex
Lemuel Sharp
Canada
Sam Jones
Bederere
Keerat
Strikers
Buffain
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
Monroe Street
Rachel Silber
Aru Samuel Landon
Bessie Lossier
William J. Peak
Niles
William FY. Peak
Selvidere
Kight
Dun
Penk
Boston
Tohn T. Couph
New England
Juington
Volumteers
Newport
Gio
Lere
San Pranedsee
Nivon
Denver
George Dixom
Faither Weiedhehaonplon
Eli Piesdiag
Dixon
Fle Felting
Mommy
Ninoy
Peovia
Hood
Auguala (Ga
Atchison Globe
Alehison Giobu
Miss Lockheart
Mrs. Pinkham
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