Panama Canal Treaty Backers Claim Shift in Colombian Opinion
Washington dispatches report rising support in Colombia for ratification of the Panama canal treaty with fewer amendments, despite lingering opposition, signaling possible earlier approval than expected. Also noted are rumors of intensified U S diplomatic activity as Count Cassini plans a potential September US return, while political tensions continue over Russia and ambassadorial postings.
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Washington
Panama Canal Company
Bogota
Colombia
Bond Set in Involuntary Servitude Case in Alabama
United States Commissioner Wilson fixed a $2,000 bond for C. H. Winter charged with keeping Nellie Fields a Negro girl in involuntary servitude near Brookside Alabama. Winter must appear before the federal grand jury.
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Birmingham
Ala
United States
Wilson
C. H. Winter
Nellie Fields
Brookaide
Federal Grand Jury
Venezuelan Government Moves Against Revolutionary forces
Port of Spain reports the Venezuelan government has fortified Ciudad Bolivar, with General Rolando’s revolutionary forces guarding the area. Torpedoes are said to be placed in the Orinoco river as authorities take precautions during the rainy season amid the conflict.
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Spain
Printdad
Rolando
Ciudad
Bolivar
Tail of the Horse Drives Flead Grep Across Mile
A fragment notes a horse race moment in which the tail pulls a horse into a swift dash, nearly a mile run, with the rider guiding the animal to a quick stop. The garbled text records a rapid, tense sprint and a decisive pull.
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Hall
No Mirrors in Factory Protest in Torrington
Turner and Sepciour Manefachiiing company suspends mirrors for 200 female workers in Torrington Connecticut. Superintendent Atkins says reducing time spent on complexion studies prompts the measure. Workers threaten to strike.
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Torrington, Conn
Atkins
Turner & Sepiciour Manefachiiing Company
Beadly Shooting Affray in Brooksville Ends in Death
In Brooksville Florida on June 2 W B Hunter and Mrs Cephas Eiland were killed and Cephas Eiland wounded in a shooting affray at Spring Lake. Eiland and Hunter were brothers but not on good terms. Mrs Eiland stepped between them and was instantly killed before her three children. Hunter collapsed and died after fleeing a short distance. Eiland is dangerously wounded.
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Beadly
Brooksville
Fla
W. B. Hunter
Cephas Eiland
Cepas Eiland
Spring Lake
Eiland
Hunter
Whert the Worry Comen and the Mysterious Message
Fragmentary text shows a dialogue about worry and marriage, mentioning rosine and a character named Syurt Bet. The readable lines hint at a narrative exchange or puzzle within a period newspaper page.
Labor factions and injunction follow furniture strike pace
The article reviews how labor and capital employ labor and their relation. It notes a temporary injunction grew from an April furniture workers strike that has been settled recently. Labor records a victory.
Two Indictments Handed Down In Federal Cases
Brooklyn grand jury charges George S. Miller general agent of Brandt automatic cashier with aiding Driggs in paying funds. Miller arraigned, bail set at 2500, plea pending. Baltimore district court indicts C Ellsworth Upton and Thomas McGregor post office employees in Tail pouch frauds with bail at 5000. Kiev reports Russia shipping railway material to Petrovsk and beyond Ashkabad on the Trans Caspian railway as Meshed area mills run large orders.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Brooklyn
George S. Miller
Brandt Automatic Cashier
Miller
Driggs
Baltimore
United States District Court
C. Ellsworth Upton
Thomas McGregor
Post Office Department
Washington
Russia
Kieff
Petrovsk
Ashkabad
Meshed
Persia
Yale Sweeps Yale Harvard in Local Rowing Regatta
New London Conn June 26 Yale defeated Harvard in all three races on the Thames. The eight-oared varsity won by three and a half lengths, the freshman eight by two and a quarter lengths, and the varsity four by one and a half lengths. Harvard fought bravely but fell short in a memorable contest.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Tlarvarnd
Jury still unsecured in Knapp murder case
The second special venire of sixty men was exhausted when court adjourned last night in the Alfred Knapp murder case. Forty more jurors were ordered for today to complete a jury.
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Knapp
Hamilton
Alfred Knapp
Brief Dispatches From Various States and Nations
A garbled summary notes scattered items from New York to Indiana. Mentions Knights of St Jane convention closure in Ciambus and a session of operatives in Wilken barre. Several misread names and events, including rail figures from Brunswick Georgia and a bomb incident in Minneapolis. Other items reference races, presidential actions, and cryptic military notes with numerous errors.
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Ceventeri
Nyw Ys Stati
Hth
Knights of St Jane
Ciambus
Board of Venelliation
Detliens
Wilkenbarre
George Coats
Min
Nrunswick
Smmdaly
Haisele
Synamitn
W. OW
Bayare
Minneapolia
Las
Gentthy
Broomanstun
Goverour Curtin
Indiana
Tia
Yolo
Hervard Thijredut
Russia
Fragmented narrative of beauty and loss in Lavouetty tale
The passage portrays Lavouetty’s deep grief after a death, reflecting on wealth, poverty, and the pain of changing fortunes. It traces her fixation on beauty, social judgment, and the haunting memory of a lost lover amid fading allure. The text blends surreal imagery with intense emotional struggle.
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Devon
Jaink
Belier
Public Speech Prep Sparks Confusion at School Event
A muddled public school gathering highlighted how advance speech planning can clash with spontaneity. An improvised moment featured a speaker abruptly addressing the crowd while a performance unfolded, leaving attendees puzzled by the theatrical gesture and unclear message.
Grievances and Whose Fault in Daily Kicks
A fragmented humorous note claims a tooth’s yearly grievances and mocks daily quarrels. It quips that someone will face retribution for past kicks, citing a Pittsburgh disputed piece with playful jargon about Dent.
Fragments Show Suspect Text From Torn News Page
OCR garble presents distorted quotes and misread phrases about a suspended sword and unnamed individuals. The legible remnants hint at a discussion of a weapon and a trial context but clarity and attribution are too poor for specific facts.
Fragmentary patient note prompts medical confusion
A garbled query from a physician about a patient’s prior medication leads to a puzzled reply in a New York press item. The distorted text imitates a misread medical instruction with repeated doses and vague references to a drug and schedule.
Dictionary Mistakes Spark Curious Conversation
A fragment shows a woman explaining word order while turning dictionary pages. Mr. Showa Polk asks for clarification as she cites examples like love appearing before Snate irony, illustrating playful language misarrangements.
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Showa Polk
Unclear historical note on currency and wind forecast
Fragmentary OCR snippet from the Chicago Post discusses dollar value shifts and weather timing. It mentions Hatt and repentance with no clear event, date, or named entities. The readable content is too garbled to extract a coherent news item or specific facts.
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Chicago Post
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