London Notes on Arbitration and Crippen Case Progress
In a blend of commentary from oversea press the piece surveys arbitration questions between Britain and the United States and notes the Crippen murder inquest reopening. It references Earl of Geanard and Lady Aberdeen, London poverty statistics, and upcoming aeroplane developments in France and Russia, with cholera-related trade cautions and caviar preservative claims.
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London
Hlore
Hague
Iit
United States
Belle
Elmory
Crippen
Dew
Canada
Earl of Geanard
Beatrice Mills
New York
Earl of Aberdeen
Thorey
Ireland
Earl of Aberden
Aberdeen
Pepelae
Dublin
Aperdeon
Lady Dudley
Strand
Regent
Oxford
Perary
Italy to Censor All Moving Picture Films
Rome reports a new government law to suppress objectionable films to curb juvenile crime. All movies must pass local commissions before exhibition and be taxed unless educational in nature. Dramatization and pure comedy face penalties. first offenses up to 240 are fined, with stiffer penalties for later violations. Objectionable films will be destroyed and minors under 19 require parental accompaniment.
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Rome
Italy
Enery
Euting
Ife
Pacific Coast League Scores and Northwest League Highlights
In a Sept 12 update, Oakland defeated Portland in both morning and afternoon games at Recreation Park to close the gap in the standings, with key plays from Olson and Culshaw. Los Angeles beat San Francisco in a low scoring late game, while San Francisco triumphed in the 18th inning. Sacramento blanked Vernon as Arellanes dominated. Tacoma beat Spokane in 19 innings with record pitching by McCamment and Baker. Vancouver edged Seattle 1-0 in 16 innings, then won the second game 6-0.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Portland
Transbay
Recreation Park
Cameron
Wolverton
Olson
Culshaw
Speas
Pyfle
Cutshaw
Seaera
Moser
Nelson
Thomas
Bebe Seaton
Murray
Fisher
R.H. Bi
Sceeeeve
eRohn
Christian
Krapp
Frisco
Angela
Los Angeles
Hanley
Bodie
Peerning
Wow Ategios
Ras Ae
Els
Nagle
Orendorff
Williams
Angeles
Thorsen
Eutor
Sacramento
Vernon
Cal
Frank Arellanes
Boston Americains
Sternamento
Arellanes
Carson
Hhefster
Carson Schaefer
Hogan
Tacomth
Thermas
Dodkahe
Tacoma
Frisk
Cooney
Cartwright
Hetling
Tigers
Aide
Spokane
McCamment
Jess Baker
Baker
Bonner
R.H. B
BBC
Byrnes
R.H. E. Mncuig
Alata
Wpn Ee
Vancouvot
Sultan Abdul Hamid Fears for His Life
Berlin reports an authentic source says the deposed Sultan Abdul Hamid is intensely unhappy and fears assassination. He avoids the Villa Allantini windows and remains indoors where he is imprisoned for nearly 18 months, unwilling to take exercise or heed medical advice.
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Berlin
Abdul Hamid
Villa Allantini
Winning ticket buried with owner in Brussels lottery
A Brussels romance unfolds around a 40 000 prize. The winner, a 19 year old Belgian, had purchased a lottery ticket but the ownership was concealed in a sensational sequence before being revealed.
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Brussels
Galmrieg
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted for female cures
A composed testimonial style notice praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from years of illness including irregularity nervousness and weight gain. It claims cures for numerous female ailments and invites women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts noting free help.
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Park Rapids
Minn
Nea
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Ep
LA Doy
Park Rap
Eesids
Brookville
Ohio
KR. Krimrson
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Correcting a Timeworn Proverb on Plumbing and Prudence
A stray line suggests fixing plumbing now to save temper and money later when cold weather arrives. The note conveys cautious business courtesy but appears jumbled and fragmentary.
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New Express
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Sultan Abdul Hamid
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