Railways Order 80,000 Freight Cars for European Mobilization
Berlin reports the railway administration ordered 80,000 freight cars from five countries at $2,000,000, to be delivered by mid February. The move aides potential troop movements by March first amid widespread French military preparations. Germany also mobilizes artillery units near the frontier as a precaution.
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Berlin
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Italy
France
France Germany tension over Moroccan crisis described
Washington reports show diplomats unable to publish details without causing trouble. French and German army statuses are analyzed with Britain and the United States expected to attend the conference on Morocco, while both sides seek to protect open door policy and strategic interests.
Otto A Fleissner Endorses Peruna For Kidney Cure
Otto A. Fleissner former chef to Col. W J Coady and now at Rainier Grand Hotel Seattle credits Peruna with curing his kidney and bladder trouble. He says after a week he felt better, and six months later his system was free of poisons and cured to stay cured. He endorses the medicine enthusiastically.
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Otto A. Fleissner
Col. W. J. Coady
Buffalo Bil
Rainier Grand Hotel
Seattle
Wash
Peruna
Peruna Claims Kidney Catarrh Is Root Cause
Ad promotes Peruna as the remedy for catarrh of the kidneys. It claims physicians often miss the link between kidney trouble and catarrh, and that Peruna erases the catarrh at its source, restoring kidneys to normal function. Dr. Hartman’s contact details and confidential correspondence note.
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Perunas
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Fragmented 1906 Almanac Ad Turns East to Odd Notes
Nonsensical OCR reads like a garbled 1906 almanac and disaster fragments. Mentions free Peruna almanac, Algerian imports, a Majedvensky story, and a chaotic mix of political and cultural references. The text blends conjecture with scattered names and events, lacking coherent narrative.
War Court Martial Renders Sentence For 126th Soldier
New York reports a court martial sentenced Sergeant Patrick Putter of the 126th company to a punishment for misdeeds aboard ship. Brigadier General Creve confirms the decision citing the soldier’s conduct and loss of honor as grounds for the ruling.
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New York
Patrick
126Th Company
Seaierstay
Siti Inns
Tao hNeen Leandon
Taylor’s
Crenippey
Fins
Informa
Nt ‘Proms
Creve
Caimi Biytes
Joseo
Fragmented Town Notice From Scrambled OCR
The readable text shows a garbled town page with scattered names and phrases including references to Attu, New Mexico, and Medicine Boulder. It mentions a storm, votes, and local figures like Will Tate and Patton, but the overall report is unreadable and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
Taggart Smiles Through Indiana Political Shakeup
In Indianapolis and statewide, Thomas Taggart faces an uncertain reorganization of the Democratic leadership. Reports say Taggart may be edged if W H O'Brien is not re-elected. supporters claim Taggart still smiles at any outcome.
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Indianapolis
Ind
T. Taggart
W. H. O’brien
Lawrenceburg
Taggart
New York
Court to Seek Vacancy of Indiana Secretary of State
A Marion county circuit court action will seek to vacate the office of secretary of state held by Daniel E. Storms who refused to resign at the governor's request. The case may use quo warranto or felony conviction to create vacancy. Governor Hanly has engaged special counsel Smith and Ketcham.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Daniel E. Storms
Chas. W. Miller
Benedict
W. A. Ketcham
Charles Smith
Hanly
Smith
Ketcham
Circuit Court
Warren Bigler
Daniel BE. Storms
Hig
Storms
Foreign Corporations Department
Resignation Call on Depew Sparks Albany Senate Debate
In Albany the New York legislature opened with the election of Speaker James Wadsworth and a heated Senate debate over Senator Chauncey M. Depew. Senator Brackett’s resolution demanding Depew’s resignation over Equitable Life matters was withdrawn for now. Senators defended Depew and urged careful review of evidence before action.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Livingston
Senate
Brackett
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
Grady
Marks
Nepew
Deven
Jeuve
Jng Tocein
Ostor Raines
Regis
Withélenal Orly
eSvecs
Avcott
Broett
Roosevelt
No Thought of Resigning From Senate
New York January interview with Senator Chauncey M. Nopen states he has no intention of resigning from the U S Senate while noting his seventy second birthday. he hints at retirement from a company where he is a trustee or director. Also reports a poison breakfast food incident in New York where ten people fell ill and are under medical care as an arsenic probe unfolds.
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Majedvensky
Tandon
Dan
Pelasianh
Papan
New York
Senatos
Chauncey M. Nopen
United States Senate
Oa Laree
Sona
Ab Sveventy
Voy Bo
Tryst
Sfougsiy da
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Morocco
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Herlin
MM White
Arpolles
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Cdl
Alner Grand Hotel
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Torey
Ibis Water
Chicago
Stara
Courtmartial
Attu
Will Tate
Coloibes
Mom
Bae
Aed
Big
South i States
Thomas Taggart
Joseph T. Fanning
Fanning
Band Hotel
James L. Keach
Keach
Holtzman
Frank P. Baker
Democratic State Central Committee
O'Brien
Mike Sweney
Jasper
Royal Food
John Gilbert McNuntt
Terre Haute
J. Kirby Risk
Lafayette
Gilbert Hendren
Bloomfield
Lewis Dunkip
Covington
The
Institute For the Blind
Bo Brown
Valparaiso
Institution For the Deaf
P. T. Plavis
Brazil
Central Insane Hospital
Wot McCray
Wentland
Northern Insane Hoenitel
Deh T. Stont Paoli
Southern
Indietrents
Forsyan Coby Ol
Dnry
Couai
Veinehn
Rayerend
Atten Mh Pgeape
Tiamzeds Law
Aleseno
Gain Sudo
Ryansville
Inglefield
State
Dan Storms
Sherrick
Wilburn Wilson
David E. Sherrick
Sherrieck
Addison ©. Harris
Sherricck
Indiana
Jay Die
Clapitafra
Nannie
Milas
Atos Dias
Charles Amsden
Woaltis
Stoet
Waldron
Ayer
Senator Depew
Paseeyrere
Abipni
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