Elks Carnival Promises Sioux City Elks Show Tour
The Elks plan a large Sioux City visit with a presidentially styled carnival featuring the Jabour Oriental Show and Circus. Officials expect crowds of several thousand, rail and fair organizers offer reduced rates, and business leaders, politicians, and newspapers anticipate strong ticket sales during the Elk carnival period.
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Roosevelt
Wien
Corteloe
Jourory
Fisle Sloux
Canalig
Elke
Sloix
Kien
Sorex City
Blazey
Peeailent
Bireelt
Niethwest
Gedrye Jabaur
Progridor
Jevour
Teddy
Iapd
Eddy
Krow
Bedude
Buell
Rome
Sioux City
Minneapolla
Bloor
South
Elks
Cheushick
Weekly crop outlook reports mixed across regions in early season
The Agricultural Department notes generally favorable conditions in the northern queues with cool weather delaying maturity in the south. Spring wheat in the northern river valley shows good growth despite showery interference. corn belt stresses cooler weeks. cotton areas report mixed progress with central regions faring better and southern states lagging slightly. Prospects vary by state with apples and fruit crops initial hints of strength in New York and Ohio, while Kansas Michigan and New England see varied results pending weather and harvest timing.
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Macks
Misannich
Alan States
Corm
Lota
Luway
Wintzigts
Wennessee
Mary
New York
Kansas
Michigan
New England
Iowa
Missouri
Atlantic
Gig Lake
Rooseve family engagement amid royal era notes
The report outlines Rose Roosevelt grandchildren and engagements in Cobourg Ontario and New York, noting delays and broken plans. It mentions Archibald Balfour as a parent figure and references Nell Graol, mother of Marileye, in a celebrated social scene in the national capital.
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Muericit
Erick Rednovett
Rowserd
Tonk
Cobourgy
Orler
Iarta Archibiald Balfour
New York
Marileye
Wother
Nell Graol
Fragmentary Texas news and political musings blurred by decay
The fragmentary OCR reads of Texas news mix political conjecture and scattered names. It mentions delegates, predicted wars, industry concerns, and a cautious look at figures like King Edward, Weigand, and other scattered references amid unclear context and garbled phrases.
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Texas
Tadge Jackson
Treacy
Trike Sam
Kansas
Alea
Edward Will Hellase
Preauitourt
Undated Roaring Speechings on Prosperity and Labor
A garbled 20th century style report shows a political visitation with rhetoric on prosperity, unions, government power, and public duty. It mentions President Wilson, New England tours, city halls, and demonstrations, with scattered names and places such as Providence, Newport, Portland, and Boston.
Enemys Ships Take Harbor End War At Sea
A brief naval action on the New England coast ends with Pillsbury and his squadron surrendering after a tense chase toward Saleus harbor. The Kearsarge Alabama and Massachusett chase, engage, and force Pillsbury to surrender, then return to Buckport while coast guard stirke patrols position along Portland to Cape Cod. In Ohio, lawmakers convene as Supreme Court rulings spark municipal governance concerns and push for constitutional limits. Also noted are a rail order to Germany and local deaths and incidents.
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Sierueder
Pilebury
Siundran
New England
Ambal
Tiggneen
Pillsbury
Saleus Harbor
Daniel TL Bineblé
Sozod
WiMebury
Kearsunst
Alemi
Avmel
Tintelier
Bawkport
Hendy Jo Oorthenet
Spd
Widboud Fitton Wiles
Kenrenrie
Sviadran
Gwelwck
Aditya
Portland
Cape Cod
Ohio
Texton
Columbia
Supreme’ Court
A. Manicinal
Willian Bell
Ixternice
Nath Sirel
Neasion
Pennsylvania Coal Strike Talks Blur Hope of Settlement
A late 19th century report describes General Gobin and General Robin signaling no near settlement in the coal strike. Senator Havin-Tfitinlo, amid calls for arbitration, notes miners and supporters may push the stalemate longer, with Roosevelt urged to convene Congress.
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Shenandoah
Tis Star
Ora
Vis
Iowa
Havin an-Tfitinlo
Tianna
Hoosevelt
New York
Gentral
Federation
Sage
Margie
Hila
Fragmented notes mix up history with stray items
A garbled, OCR like page lists scattered items including local district notes, police actions, rebel activity, tax concerns, military mentions, personal notices, reunions, political appointments, and transport plans. Many names and places are unclear, with several phrases suggesting insurrection, deployments, and organizational affairs in a broad historical context.
New Philippine coins feature design by Filipino artist
A draft of new Philippine coins was submitted by a native designer, depicting a Filipina figure with flowing hair and a symbolic combing gesture. The emblem includes traditional motifs and honors labor, with a central image of a Mason-like figure and a bold, ceremonial finish.
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Jataude _Dewigas
Sobaldlars
Muwigg Rolys
Hue
Ler
Fragmented 19th century coin and wheat trade note
The text describes a misprinted or corrupted denomination of the Cain and Istow, mentions Filipinas, and an American shield with United States of America motto. It notes coin values, including fifty cents in silver and one cent in copper, and reports a large wheat crop and farm outputs. It cites the American Thi Viate Company’s 274 mills with 120 mile capacity, closed indefinitely.
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Unitestates of America
Mantin
Thi Viate Company
Fittees Planta
General Booth Coming to America Prompts Revival Plan
A garbled report details General William Booth and William Bedili planning a revival across the United States, emphasizing Salvation Army outreach. It mentions Chicago tax scandal chatter, alleged fraud linked to masons, and indictments involving forgery and tax officials.
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General William Booth
America
Win Bedili
Tthe Salvation Army
Cristober
Chicago
Interestlog Fire Destroyers and Banking News
A chaotic mix of notes reports a fire destroying business interests in Hindiy and Nowata banks facing consolidation. It mentions Comptroller Curtis Ferris of Hackennack and Ty Whitey editing roles, a new wireless apparatus order by the Linlian government, and a Denver mint bid of 219 432 dollars. Government inspector Mary J. White succeeds her late husband, a California plant fire destroys the Brodie silo, and Kansan interest is reported at ten thousand eighty dollars.
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Agnaront
Chicago Masonie
Nymbus
Chicago
Desay
Gwos
Eworo
Outhy
States
Tfies
Charsen
Viuetce
Eller Wheele
Wittle Tow
Hindiy
Fier
Taiias Meyer
Grarge Pree
Mailill National Bank of Mailill
f.Ty
Uuakosee
Linlian
Marcon! Wireless
Nowata, National Bank
Nowate
Berin
Lint County Bank
Atale Hawk
Ga Crane
Kan
Ced
Hualnesy
Linn County Bank
Taruts A. McGonigle
Leavenworth
Denver
Mass
Gov
Dockery
Hates County
Mon
Mary J. White
Brodie
Seatens
Ae AL Chine
Istrest
Kansan
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