Anarchy Still Lives in Spain and Global Fears Rise
The Madrid assassination attempt on the Spanish king and queen after their wedding underscores continuing anarchist threats. Authorities fear waves of attacks beyond Spain, urging vigilance worldwide while discussing the meat packing controversy and the Beveridge amendment and its likely political resistance.
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Spain
Madrid
Stever
Runnie
Tuck
Samarchy
Itares
The Spanish Royal Family and a Turbulent Marriage History
The article traces a century of Spanish royal unions and missteps from Ferdinand VII through Alfonso XIII, noting divorces, exiles, and unpopular matches. It links royal intrigue to public sentiment and cites Isabella, Maria Christina, and Ena of Battenberg amid a larger tale of dynastic strain and superstition.
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Ferdinand VII
Murle
Antoinette
Theresa
Naples
Napoleon
Ferdinand
Charles [V
Spain
Maria Christina
Maria’ Christina
Isabella
Jand
Francia
Yansiay
Alfongo Ngl
Peo
Mercedes
Alfonso
Austria
Marie Christina
Hapsburg
Alfonso Xilil
Ena of
Battenberg
Ena
Panama Canal Funding Debate Drives Public Debt
The house appropriations committee weighs a plan to reimburse the treasury for 3 460 991 used to push the Panama Canal project. Bond issues of up to 130 million dollars were proposed to cover construction, while 40 million already paid for the French company’s rights. Tax cuts and treaty delays widened deficits, with a 1903-04 shortfall around 42 million and 1904-05 near 25 million. Congress urged to shift canal costs to future taxpayers amid growing federal debt.
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House Committee On’ Appropriations
Panna Canal
Panama
Micur
Agua
Umu
Congress
Panama Canal Company
Buchan
Colombia
Canal Zone
Canal
Treasury
House Committee
Fai Ture
Alesady
Joana
Idaho murder trial targets Haywood Pettibone in Steunenberg case
The article discusses the murder of ex Governor Steunenberg and the alleged conspiracy involving Charles Haywood and George A. Pettibone. It notes debates over venue, potential judges, and the credibility of witnesses while highlighting labor union tensions and public reaction across the country.
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Charles, Haywood
George A. Pettibone
Stevenenberg
Idaho
Inbor
Steunenberg
Haywood
Péttibone
Labor
Circle
Sorchard
Thie
Smith
Harry
Orchard
Uboat
Quedin
Thal
Moyer
Pettibons
Letter to editor questions Miss Stewart dismissal and school move
A reader questions the dismissal of Miss Stewart from city schools. The writer argues for a thorough investigation, defends Stewart’s teaching record, and criticizes the process as cold and unjust. The letter implies influence lacking in the school board and requests light from officials.
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Northwestern
Beieve
Hhe
Tam
Misa Stewart
Mixes Stewart
Stewart
Board of Education
Fragmented Note On Mortality And Names From Niles
A fragmented OCR snippet discusses mortality rates for ages ten, twenty-five, and sixty-five and references Bible eras, mid century figures, and a railway worker with long service. It mentions Mr Belcher resigning to be succeeded by his son and notes a Pittsburg Coat company ascent connected to miner demands and a Ripon native born in 385.
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Turkey
Niles
Lonat
iTo
Audi Poaitions
United States
Belcher
Francis x Robbins
Heskdiet
Pittsburg.Coat' Company
Tela
Ripon
Pennsylvania
Illinois coal strike near end and global notes
The report covers the coal strike in Illinois nearing a resolution, Prince Henry of Prussia entering a Vienna automobile race event, and a mixed bag of international and domestic items. It notes statehood bill controversy, mutualization debates, a Canadian steamer disaster with drownings, John D. Rockefeller sailing to Europe, Judge Penfield at Lake Mohonk, and testimony on Pennsylvania Railroad graft against dividends.
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Prince Henry
Prussia
Vienna Automobil
Senate
York
Erin
John. B. Cowin
St Clair
John
D. “Rockefeller
Europe
Deutschland
Rockefeller
Lake Mohonk
Penfield
Haynes Conference
Pennsylvania Railroad
Amusements at the Ball Show New Variations For Midweek
The program at the Ball theater shows a notable midweek upgrade with six acts. Dollie LeGray sings, Excella Flex is highlighted for her remarkable flexibility, Rozella and Lyman perform entertaining acrobatics, Manek Shaw offers new feats, Trask and Rogers present fresh blackface comedy, and moving pictures improve, boosting overall patron appeal.
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Noie
Dollie le
Gray
Excella
Toba Bly
Floredite Evans
Coster
Coster Lad
Rozella
Lyman
Ani
Makte Fa
Manek- Shaw
Manek
Far East
Trask
Rogers Sre
Cancera
Rumor of Cook Candidacy in Wisconsin Politics
A fragment from the Janesville Gazette discusses rumors of Mr. Cook potentially entering the political race. It notes party dynamics, past conventions, and possible support shifts, suggesting cautious observation as campaign activity evolves.
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Deiuelon
Baensch
Will
Janesville Gazette
Wisconsin News Roundup From Milwaukee To Racine
Fragmented local items report Republican club formed in Milwaukee. Appleton hosts a banquet for Loraine. Kenosha and Racine counties feature crimes including burglaries and a death mystery. Southern Wisconsin Dental Association names Rudolph president and Lancaster next editor. Subjects include farm produce rumors, a Swedish resident’s missing funds, railroad injuries, a street scuffle, a seven year old arrestee released, reform school placements, and factory labor investigations into padrone practices affecting Italian boys.
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Davidson-Connior Republican
Milwaukee
Cilo‘club
Appleton
Loraine
Bo la
At ‘Mellen
Atrick
Wheatland
Kenosha
Caroline Wells
Carolyn Curtis
Racine
Cro Afarius
Havens Cliteas
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Dental Association
Rudolph
Muscoda
Lancaster
Faulhe
Hugo
Saratrom
Chicago
Sasbrakeman
Central “Railroad
Hoyt
Melton
Osat
Alex ‘Ferrier
George
Jennie Toma
Vhrowa
Crosse
Bendl
Betty
Humana De‘partments
Lberty
Ena Berndt
Milwaukes
Reform School
Dent
Evans
Fragmented dialogue on wartime wages and a sailor’s fate
A garbled excerpt from London Tit-Bits recalls a wife debating wages with her husband over paraffin while a brave soldier speaks of battle and an assistant editor notes a general’s injuries. The piece shifts to a deckhand and editors pondering a boat heading up or down in a fragmented, humorous wartime column.
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Hattie -Hottewunne
London
There Was Once a Girl in Eau Claire
A fragmentary clipping notes a young woman from Eau Claire who could leave a car whether it was in motion. The text compares her grace to a man, highlighting movement and a sense of independence amid sparse details.
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Eau Claire
Chicago
Rau
Unclear Fragments Describe Leadership and Principles
The readable text presents fragmented phrases about steadfast leadership and uncompromising principles, noting a stalwart stance and non vacillation. It references guidance and duty but lacks coherent details, dates, places, or named individuals to identify a specific event.
No coherent news item found in provided text
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjointed phrases about insurance opinions, congress, and an insane asylum with no clear event or identifiable entities. No coherent headline can be formed, and key names or places are missing.
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Congress
Geores
Fuwasukee
Six Men Arrested in Enforceme nt of Satisptt Law
Six men were arrested as authorities enforce the satisptt law amid a crackdown. Details on charges and exact locations are unclear from the fragmented text but indicate a coordinated operation by police. Further information awaits in continuing coverage.
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Refunds One Hundred Dollars
The notice claims Catarrh Cure is the only constitutional treatment that acts on the system to destroy the disease at its root. It asserts that the cure strengthens the patient’s constitution and offers a one hundred dollar reward for a sample bottle, implying strong confidence in its powers.
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Discase
Jer
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Prust
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Wadeworth
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House
Nell and Reynoldp
Roosevelt
It ’Sa
Upton Sinclair
Raveridge
Con‘grese
Wna
England
Reston
Geneva
Common ‘Council
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Milwaukee Council
Rial
Kirk
They Street Car Company
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Ohio
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Standard Oil Company
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Gerald
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