Payne Dies as Roosevelt Seeks Cortelyou Heir
Postmaster General Henry C. Payne died in Washington after two years of declining health. George B. Cortelyou, former secretary of commerce and labor, will succeed him as postmaster general. Funeral plans call for services in Milwaukee and Washington, with burial at Forest Home Cemetery.
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George B. Cortelyou
Mr. Payne
Payne
Post Office Department
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Henry Payne
Ash- Reid
Pruss
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Milwaukee
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Elddins Shoul
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Hoste
Powest Home
Irs
Art. Payne
George Brice Cornelyou
Department of Commerce
Runi
Republican National Committee
Postminster
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Bartholdi Dies Behind Liberty Statue Legacy
BartholDI, designer of the Liberty statue in New York harbor, dies in Paris after three years of tuberculosis affecting his health. He had planned a Paris monument to those who distinguished themselves at the siege of Paris and left an uncompleted group inspired by Lafayette arriving in America. He was veteran of the Franco Prussian War and gained international fame for the Liberty statue.
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Newark Harbor
Frederick Auguste Iptor
Con- Paris
Bartholdi
Paris
New York
Liberty
Bartholdi Statuge
America
Bartholldi
Alsace
Lafayette
Arrest report details embezzlement case and suspect
Police arrest Mudiauus on charges related to alleged embezzlement. Medical official confirms connection to Harrisburg operation while suspect denies the embezzlement claim and asserts a different role in the scheme.
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G&t
Mudiauus
Medicaius
Luryvester
Harrisburg
Unclear OCR dispatch on mid century Asian fronts
Fragmentary report notes movements and actions near Manchuria and Japan with references to an emperor, cavalry actions north of a location, and telegrams amid uncertain details. Names and places are obscured by garbled text, but imply wartime military chatter and official dispatches.
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War reports referenced by General Sacharoff amid retreat
Fragmented OCR describes ongoing engagements with Japanese forces and Russian units. It mentions Cossack reinforcements, a battle near Ligoyane, and rumors of Russian cavalry movements as general lines of retreat and counterattack are noted. Names and places are inconsistently rendered.
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Ilits
Kuropathia
Ligoyane
Genin
Peter
Mikden
Rippeuberz
PeterlLof
Conclave Opens for Episcopalians in Boston Amid Pageant
In Boston the three yearly general Episcopal convention opened with a service at Emanuel Church. The opening featured the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury and prelates from four continents, with about 100 bishops in a solemn procession and the sermon by Bishop William Croswell Doane. Notable racing news and a separate fatal incident are also noted in the same dispatch.
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Boston
Emmianuel Ehureh
Trinity Ehurel
Canterbury
William Croswell Doane
Ailmiay, N
Peace Conference Opens With Call for Disarmament
In Boston the thirteenth International Peace Congress opened with earnest support for universal disarmament and peace among nations. Delegates from major powers discussed past efforts, wartime conditions, and the need for a collective move toward reducing navies and invoking Hague mechanisms in future disputes.
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Get
International Peace Bureau
Peace Workers of the World
PRA
Edwin D. Mead
Organization Committee of the Congress
Robert Treat Paine, Sr
Benjamin F. Trueblood
Thomas Snape
Liverpool
Great Britain
United States
Ecvasion
Hogland
Roosevelt
Oscar S. Strauss
Turkey
Hague Court
Strauss
Senator Hoar Buried in Concord Massachusetts
United States Senator George Wrisbie Hoar was given last rites in Concord his birthplace with a funeral at First Parish Church. Rev Loren B MacDonald led readings and prayers as the body went to Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. The service included Lowell poems and hymns Lead Kindly Light and Abide With Me.
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Concord
Mvoncord
Mass
United States
George Wrisbie Hoar
Sleepy Hollow
Loren B. MacDonald
James Russell
Lowell
Channing
Senator
Hoar
Siymus
Ody
Fee dispute spurs debate on extortion in medical fees
In New York and Paris a controversy arises over what constitutes reasonable medical charges after Dr Doyen of Paris billed Mr George Crocker $20,000 for his wife’s cancer treatment and died. Paris and New York physicians discuss ethics and pricing across two continents.
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New York
George Crooker
Doyen
Paris
Crocker
Populist Candidate Thomas Watson Tours New York
Thomas Watson the Populist presidential candidate is in New York with Mrs. Watson staying at the Hotel Kensington Fifth Avenue. He spoke at a Palin Garden dinner and outlined a campaign schedule from Newark to Augusta with stops in Buffalo Chicago Vincennes and Atlanta among others, aiming to build support and file a state ticket with 6000 signatures.
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Thomas B. Watson
New York
Thomas Watson
Mrs. Watson
Kensington Fifth Avenue
Albanya
Watson
Atlanta
Kansas City
St. Louis
Nashville
Newton
N. C
Prescott
Ark
Jersey City
Buffalo
Chidago
Virden
Federation of Miners
Killicothe
Vincganes
Ind
Indianapolis
Parkersboro
W. Va
Attalla
Ala
Tarboro
N. O
Augusta
Jeff Open
Financial and Commercial Closing Stock Annotations
Closing stock quotations show varied prices for livestock and commodities with erratic formatting and partial figures. The report notes hogs and prime offerings, with references to prices around six to seven dollars and slowed market activity alongside scattered commodity mentions.
Widow Receives Oil Blessing Through Faith and Action
A Sunday School lesson notes a widow aided by Elisha during poverty. She borrows empty vessels, pours oil from a single pot, and God multiplies it to pay debts and support her family, contingent on her obedience and the prophet’s guidance.
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Obadiah
Ahab
Elisha
Samaria
Moses Nrovided
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Hhisha
Moses
Kingdom of
Israel
Tye
Seave
Ibore
Anil
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Turbulent Page Fragments Include Sale Notice and Court Verdict
Scattered OCR reads like a mid century page with items: a gun sale note and a horse price amid a township dispute. A court verdict recounts installments totaling sixty five thousand versus twenty five thousand and a church minister facing a violent incident in Montclair.
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Vietery Sanekis
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Sacharoff
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Arthur
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Harold Hisby
Dend
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International Congress Heart Workers’ Report
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Edward R. Emerson
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Norfolk, Va
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