Senator Morrows An Early Kentuckian in Michigan Politics
Senator Morrows was born in Erie county, Pennsylvania in 1897 and moved to Michigan after early schooling and law study. He served in the Civil War era, rose as a prosecuting attorney in Kalamazoo, and became noted for debating and public speaking. He entered Congress in 1874 and later held roles including supervisor of internal revenue for Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Biome
Stalebazoo
Michigan
Penn
Burrow
Stone of Blatermax
Internal Revenue
Wisconsin
Warrows
iBUTCHER' WRITES A BOOK With a troubled title in Cuba era
A fragmentary OCR passage discusses Weyler and a sensational book about Cuba. It mentions a militia general, public trials, and US attitudes toward Cuban unrest. The text references controversy, letters, and warnings about the book's impact on Spain and Cuba.
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Kumar Gea
Valeriano Weyser
Cuba
Guba
Spain
United States
America
Oyler
Nia
Sruiy
Verloun
Reasoon
Dee
Colinial Diasatere
Marines Campos
bin Petuta
Perunal
Weylar
Prominent Priest Father Vaughan Draws London Crowd
The well known English priest Father Bernard Vaughan attracts vast crowds in London, delivering sermons that challenge modernism and race talk. Known continentally, he remains active in ministering to the poor while delivering bold critiques of contemporary commercialization and sensational headlines. He is aged sixty three and is a brother of Cardinal Vecagnat.
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Bernard’ Vaughan
London
England
Vaiehian
Great Britain
Derauxa
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Bucgmn
Seres
Pagan
Yaoban
Tate
Vecagnat
Devoted Duchess Aids Moscow Poor After Assassination
The Grand Duchess Elizabeth of Hussian birth, later linked to the Russian court, is hailed as an angel of mercy by Moscow's poor. Widowed by a February 17 attack, she directs extensive charitable work, funds hospitals, and gives nearly all income of about 640000 to charity while promoting aid across Remain.
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Elizabeth
Husaln
Moscow
Granuke
Ifeseé
Alec
Wen
Acre
Sergtay
Corpes
Thom
No plays and ghosts define Japan's classical Noh drama
The article surveys Noh in Japan from Ashikaga to Tokugawa periods, noting its sacred status, decline of aristocratic theatre, and enduring legends. It highlights masked actors, the old man and woman ghosts as pine trees, and famed works like Mara and Yamamba, with themes of immortality and ceremonial purpose.
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Kyoto
Miu
Aren Itz
Japan
Hadeg
Nitrana
Casagi
Niryaba
Philippine Witchcraft Beliefs Stir Towns and Farms
A Manila Times report describes widespread belief in witchcraft across Philippine towns and rural areas. It cites so called Magealurs who allegedly can harm or heal, and recounts fears of powers used to inflict illness, malevolent visions, and injury, with residents citing specific cases and rituals. The document includes dialogue about alleged magical methods and societal reactions amid anxious communities.
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Bellot
Alata
Enorme Arta
Pauapanga
Filipinna
Manila Times
Hellet
Ae Pampariaeen
Fragmentary OCR item from a local page
Readable text fragment shows garbled words and missing context with no clear names places dates or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Waterlogged remark reveals old market miscue
A garbled, partially legible quotation shows a vendor or crowd murmuring about a past transaction. The speaker claims a $1.50 loss or miscalculation while adjusting a wallet and pocketed items, reflecting a routine bargaining scene from a damp street setting.
Fragmented Caption From an Old Paper Meme
A garbled OCR line includes phrases like And are you really guog to retri ptagat and Sone, suggesting faded dialogue. No coherent event or names are readable. The fragment points to a clipped humorous caption or misread speech from a historical page.
Briand the French Prime Minister Crowned by Sudden Rise
A vivid sketch portrays Briand as a brilliant yet elusive figure, rising from outsider to France's premier in a decade. The piece notes his bohemian charm, rapid ascent, and paradoxes, asking how a man so polished could lead the nation yet remain enigmatic to foreigners.
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Patik
Briand
Dito
Jefferson
Robespierre
Peoluues
Ager
France
Briandoid
Tila Eraultion
Public Instruction
Justice
Brillant
Bara
St. Nesaire
Parhera
Orat
Prinje Wilnisier
Young Ernst
Almour
Twaderfoot
Gum Chewing In America Across Society and Markets
A fragmented note discusses gum chewing's pervasiveness in American life from students and professors to subway crowds and baseball players. It cites widespread consumption and social effects, noting consumer demand and industry growth amid broader cultural acceptance. The piece hints at international comparisons and a large factory output projection for gums in the United States.
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Atudente
University of Commerce
Colugar
America
Americana
Europe
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