Florida's Ice Age Life Seen In Bones
Washington reports discoveries in Florida suggesting a rich Ice Age fauna. At Vero Marsh, bones were found indicating extinct and living birds such as ducks and storks, plus mammals like horses and armadillos. Notable finds include a large condor bone and a three spurred turkey gobbler fragment.
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Washington
Florida
National Academy of Sciences
Alexander
Vero
Welinord
Hirdé
Moria
Biye
Roy
South America
Maily
Cat Kornit
California
Turkey
Boctor Wetmare
Hoodlums Led to Church by Police in Dallas
In Dallas, deputies rounded up a group described as hoodlums after a fearsome call from a small town, corralling them near a church during a Sunday service. The rioters attended the sermon passively, with deputies noting the event oddly deepened their engagement.
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Texas
Dallas
Ofice
Wileburg
Cal
Agate
Bors
Dali
Bride Reunites With Groom After Sixty Years
A fragmented OCR item recounts a vow from a girl named Frankle Stenands to return for marriage. Sixty years later Clajiie Snow, once sixteen, comes back with a wagging tale and a desire to wed, ending a long-ago promise.
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William Down
Clajiie Snow
Raston
Eying
Sweethourt
Fankle Stenands
Anna
Gevonty- Bix
Friday Is a Bad Day for Birmingham Automobiles
Fragments report Birmingham motorists face higher theft risk on Fridays with police noting autos are commonly targeted that night. Records show more cars are stolen on Fridays than any other weekday, with some thefts linked to weekend activity and recovered on Mondays.
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Birmingham
Binmingham
Ale
Gmetnia
Historic Courthouse to Become Museum in St Louis
The old courthouse where the Dred Scott case was tried will be used as an exhibition space for the Mississippi Valley era, per plans by the St. Louis Art League. The building, once city pride, now sits amid skyscrapers as the courts move to a new $4,500,000 complex.
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St. Louis
Old Court House
Mia Dred Scott
Mississippi Valley
Ans
Wreeend Plang
Suitor Buys Best Girl Wooden Leg After Altercation
In a case involving severe racial slurs and a violent dispute, Sylvester Volker bought a wooden leg for Miss Rody after an alleged assault. The incident led to police intervention as Walker and others were arrested on charges related to felonious conduct and the Wilkie case.
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Wooden Leg
Sylvester Volker
Nso Hogg
Rody
Makkibee
Sylvester
Stedy
Myles
Meike Wis. Gore
Atos Revy
Guinea
Yyhear Walker Cauli
Alisa Redy
Pogserston
Hunt in Africa Sparks Thrilling Tale From New York
Reported expedition details describe a perilous chase and discoveries in Africa. The party led by Urvee wenihers of the espenition sent by the PHbe iuscuM of MU wake returned with 360 mimits and 1100 specimens. Doctor Finvrett cites Perkins as central to mysterious events near Nitoceras.
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Africa
New York
Aucrutl
Owen
Ahlerts
Doetor Finvrett
Perkins
Kithel
Witel Doetor Barrett
Jazzy Collegian Now Extinct Says George Washington Dean
Dean Henry Graham Costa of George Washington University notes in a nationwide survey that the college culture described as Jazzy Collegian has declined. He cites displacing trends among 240 leading colleges and warns trendy expressions have faded amid changes in student dress and attitudes.
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Washington
Henry Grahan Costa
George Washington University
Cat and Dog Rescue Tale From Newark Sketch
A confused fragment describes Tommy McGosvan attempting to break up scuffles. A cat Reohuy retreats as Huchle the Guy attacks. Tommy intervenes, retrieves Thaly ta from Ginckle, and Bolly sustains a bite. He is taken to City Hospital after aiding a wounded dog.
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Newark
Tommy McGosvan
Reohuy
Huchle
Ivy
Tommy
Thaly Ta
Ginckle
Thalby
West
Minckle
City Hospital
Western Farmers Plow Up Mint as Price Falls
Mint fields were uprooted as mint prices dropped to 2.50 dollars per pound. Reported losses include up to 1,000 plants damaged amid lower demand and rising costs. the note references farm activity and market pressures affecting mint growers.
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Militatia
Play Health Plea Seeks Better Child Welfare Practices
A fragmented notice calls for strengthened child health measures amid concerns over playground safety and community welfare. Officials and local groups discuss improvements at Ainoviea and surrounding areas, urging coordinated action and funding.
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Rey Yarki
Wadler
Boone
Amd Teéeren
Holy Association
Ainoviea, Wie
Clasens
Alda
Quiet Life Ends After Tragic Wedding Event
A fragmented report notes the sudden death of a bride and groom tied to a Phleagm ceremony. Local officials and mourners gather as relatives recall their quiet life and plans for an anniversary.
Astrology and ship fortunes in a stormy era
A fragmented article discusses consulting stars to avoid sea wrecks and details claims by Wilhelm Becker and others about naval ventures and propitious times. It recounts astrologic readings tied to ships like Europa and Akashatatwan, noting fire aboard a vessel and beliefs in favorable alignments for launches.
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Wilhelm
Wintel Hocker
Europa
Lili Beeker
Mars
Willy
Venus
Afshinistan Brigand King Claims Military Feat
The brigand king Tondou Bacha Sukne of Afshinistan reportedly disposed of four WA enemies by cannon fire, according to Wie Daily Mail's Mahore correspondent. The king said the men were readers of a mot1 SAL Int. A reward was offered for Nady Khan, Ammavuliat’s minister of war, amid broader moves to seize the throne. Nudie King was said to be preparing for a bid to retake the realm, with reports also noting activity in Shakatu.
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Bacha Sukne
Afshinistan
Hina
Daily Mail
Mahore
Amnaullah
Fadin Sokao
Influenza Plagues London With Excess Deaths This Year
A distorted report notes influenza-driven mortality exceeding births across major towns. It cites total deaths near 12,700 in certain locales, with age groups over sixty bearing many losses amid severe winter weather and poor living conditions.
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London
Magiani
Aliaeliester
Hagland
Doomed Mexican Saved by Masonic Brother in Nevada Report
An unclear wartime note describes a Mexican man saved by a Masonic brother amid chaotic events in a border area. The account mentions a colonel among officers and a call for help, ending with uncertain phrases about further actions.
White Indians in Peru Traced by Explorers and Victors
Fragmentary text reports explorers tracking a group called White Indians or Mayorians in Peru. It mentions resemblance to whites, honey beards, expressive fires, and portraits of their appearance. The expedition faced attacks by Mayortan along river routes, with a patrol detailing encounters and dangers during travel on upper Amazon waterways.
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Chanovthern
Atunxon
Huysoettou
South Americ
Diege Lopox da Aguirre
Cedra de Orstaynd & Company
Yoras
Shiel
French Plano Heat Homes by Radio Waves
A fragmentary report discusses wireless heating experiments using radio waves to heat residences, noting uncertain feasibility and experimental status. The text mentions post spacing and receiver devices, with claims of central broadcasting heating large areas if proven viable.
California treasure hunt rumor linked to Vallejo inheritance
A garbled post Civil War tale centers on Allene Vallejo and a Santa Cruz site where a fortune was allegedly buried. The story mentions Vallejo owning land in Popire valley and a 1000 Mead lead claim connected to a master plan, with mislaid money and a riding accident figures amid contested ownership and lingering mystery.
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California
Om Mentuer
Allene Vallejo
Vallejo
Popire
Santa Cria
Chevale
Vatlefe
Howe
Boat Train to Paris Breaks Speed Record in 95 mph Run
An experimental train powered by a hybrid locomotive completed a 95 mile per hour run over a SA mile course in three hours and minutes. The project, supported by mining interests, aims to cut rail travel costs as authorities pursue quieter operations and faster service.
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Paris
Souleiiner
Girl Sues Father for 10000 Over Whipping Incident
Chloe Wiart, 22, files suit against her father Sylver V. Mian seeking 10000 alleging a whipping caused a nervous attack after returning from a roast. The complaint accuses the parent of cruel treatment as the family mourns a recent death.
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Chloe Wiart
Fie
Mber
Sylver V. Mian
Mharts
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