U S Infantry in China Details Ten-Year Guard Posts
A XIXth Infantry battalion stationed in Tientsin and North China maintains armed protection with a periodic reinforcement cycle. The Fifteenth Regiment, at Tientsin since 1901, numbers about 800 men and two battalions, with Gen. Castner and Col. Isaac Newell in command duties, emphasize Chinese language study and disciplined conduct. Barracks expand beyond original compound as posts and facilities grow in occupied port city.
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Frentsin
Amerivic
Tinva
Trentsin
North China
Legation Guard
Peling
Joli
Tientsi
Peking
Amerleans
Lieatsin
China
Vitteenth Infantry
US. A
Téentein
Peking Legation
Mentsia
mMele Missippine
America Arty
Tientsin
Army
Archee
Tienksin
United States
United
Dave
I Ila
Cina Ji
Geemany
Far East
Darling Wear
Chingyarifao
Tiextala
Offer to pay fine for theft by Sophia Maria
Sophia Maria, tried before Justice W A Keiser for stealing 27 dollars, offered payment of the fine in installments. The mother pleaded that she took the money to provide for her baby. The judge replied with a cautious response about the child and payment.
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Geneva
Ifrs
Sophia Maria
W. A. Keiser
San
Maer
Amather
Justite Kelcor
Reclusive Woman Keeps 22 Dogs and 3 Cats in Home
Rochester police and a society representative removed 2 dogs and 3 cats from No 208 Selden Street after a nuisance warrant led to a break in. The animals ranged from a large white bulldog to a small Pekinese, and were kept in a single room with meager furnishings. The woman, identified as Mrs John Smith, had rented the house but supplied only the dog quarters, with the rest of the rooms empty. The kennel reportedly received charitable aid, and five puppies were among the animals. Police described the animals as well fed and in fair health as of the seizure.
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Rochester
N. Y
Polle
Imane Society
Sinn Cata
Selo Street
Lauth
Symane Joviuty
Hole
Wenagerke
Willia
Bayi
Cringe
John Smith
Pasquale Sarecens
Sein Street
Orguer
Nioareceny
Alva Smith
Polive
Warnas
Blinded War Hero Walks Long Road for Aid in Berlin
Wilhelm Leger, veteran known as William Leger, once a celebrated athlete, is now penniless and blind after wartime injuries. He walked from Berlin toward Vienna in hopes of regaining sight, aided by doctors who cannot repair his scarred skull.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Leger
Loupe
le Hiri
William
Leger
Nht
Vienna
Megur
Roosevelt Plans Hunt in Forbidden Land
Roosevelt and the Feel muses expedition members plan to trek toward a forbidden Tibetan border town in search of the giant panther and other dangerous beasts without native guides. Correspondent notes locals fear fierce tribes and banditry, warning of risks to white hunters in the wilds.
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Shanghay
Kevin Thuosavett
Rueimuuss
Ssin
Forbidden Town
Tibet
Ware
Mle Ticks
Thediore
Trousevelt Qd Wy
Enowa
Tigers End Up Even In Calcutta Hunt Report
Tigers finish the event with a tied score after a tense Calcutta chase as participants struggle to secure an advantage. The report notes the Tigers matching the opposing side and the overall competitive balance of the encounter.
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Tigers
Calcutta
Gove Klip Ty
Fydia
Prayer Saintly Visitor Seeks Funds at Yale Church
A refined stranger named Charles Westcott visited Yale affiliated Saland sia and HB Anthony of the Church of the Naz arene in New Haven asking for a loan after delivering a fervent prayer about the high cost of prayer. Snell and Anthony reported the incident to police and began search efforts for the visitor.
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New Haven
Conn
Alto le
Snell
Yale
Anthony
Church of the Nazareng
Ace
Jrayer
Charles Westcott
Saland Sia
Anthonys
West
Consult Stars to Avoid Sea Wrecks in Astrological Proposal
The article argues that ship disasters result from astrological factors and poor prognostication by shipowners. It cites Wilhelm Becker, a renowned astrologer, who warned that unfavorable planetary positions could doom vessels like the Europa and the Titanic while stressing the need to choose propitious launching hours to avert maritime catastrophes.
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Igor
Blane
Saturnus
Wiielm Pecker
Lluyd Une
Europa
Homburg
Wilhelm Becker
Ain
Wilbert Reeker
John Droullard and the town of Quincy in Hinots
A fragmented reminiscence traces John Droullard as a central figure in Quincy Hinots. It recounts his arrival before early settlers, the cobbler shop he opened, and how property rose around Brown's Layard as time passed. The tale notes his drinking, repeated court appearances for land, and the town’s growth tied to his legacy, with aging records and property disputes lingering decades after his death.
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John Draul
John Deoultard
Quincy
John Droulaed
Hut Jobn
Drowlard
John Fins
John
Dolin Pirachiard
Brenek
Quiley
Hinots
Quingy
Quilmes Adams
Caled Adwiet
John's Park
Dutin Droullard
Wodalla Boyes
John Urenilird
Droullar
Wien
Jonn
Brown
Finny John
Uma Fittle
Quiner
Jona Droulard
Lange
Cloud
Lester
Loniton Dacha Sakae Enacts Brutal Cannon Tactics
Lahore dispatch in Daily Mail says Afghan brigand Loniton-Dacha Sakae used bodies of foes as cannon projectiles. The king claims the executed were plot leaders against Amanullah. Reports also mention a large reward for war minister Nadie Khan and possible attempts to seize the throne. Further fighting reported in Shelk Mebad valley.
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Afghanistan
Daily Mai
Lahore
Amanullah
Bucha
Nadie “Khan
Anenieh Nso
Nadir Khas
Mui Hispiteh Spid
Influenza Deaths Outpace Births Amid Cold Weather
The article notes influenza and bitter cold raised deaths above births in England. Population fell by about 7,000 with 2,700 from influenza, large towns losing 15,000 overall while London grew 8,500. London recorded 24,287 deaths among those over sixty-five.
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Min Eyrurtoee
England
Manchester
Birmingham
London
Doomed Mexican Saved by Mason Brother in Army
Rebel paymaster recounts near execution when seven others were shot in Chihuahua. A federal lieutenant colonel spotted the man, refused to shoot, and ordered sparing his life, according to Reyutuniir L. Cervantes.
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ME Pays
Tesaes
Sasin
Chihuahua
Reyutuniir L. Cervantes
Gatan
Phim
Modern Brides Demand Luxe Homes and Lavish Furnishings
The article notes a shift in marriage ideals from modest dowries to demanding prospective brides expect luxury in homes. It cites features like hardwood floors, furnace heating, electric lighting, porches, basements, baths, and large lawns. It also mentions husbands must buy multiple American bedroom suites and kitchen equipment before marriage, reflecting changing social norms.
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Mary Dim
Imcludins & Sus
Lee
Asi Tong
Utigin
Missed Deaths Touch by Proverbial Eyelash in War Tale
A fragmentary World War I era narrative mentions Capt Gurtls Barnes and Cadet Miske aboard a observation aircraft above France. They endure a perilous chute from the cockpit during a tense mission near Argonne, with a commando officer ordering safety belts as the crew fights to regain control.
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Syia
Gurtls Barnes
Bevonty
Elgith Glvistan
Cadet Miske
Irance
Greenland Cultivation Brings Hope for Lands Far Away
A garbled report hints at Danish farmers starting to cultivate Greenland soil, expecting growth and wealth from this long neglected land. The piece mentions local ingenuity, the fertility of the territory, and the potential national significance of Greenland’s redemption.
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Greenland
Moubtwins
Grverlund
Fragmentary text on hare hunting and legislative critique
Fragmented OCR notes discuss hare hunting publicity, a public figure or group seeking support, and a legislative committee debate about a proposal. The garbled content mentions conflicts between hunters, a public interest angle, and concerns over cruelty and indiscriminate methods.
Representative Indicum Controversy Roils Baltimore District
A Baltimore talk provoked by a congress representative named Indicum, accused of hiding misdeeds under religious cloaks. Regent Linthleum criticizes him for shoring up support with repeated speeches to church congregations, while Detroit Press notes concerns about his integrity and political games.
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Indicum
Baltimore
Tilsing Nhl
Iim Jostoo
Sedike
Detroit
Mercedary Fon Meron Tak Seaman Episode
PNuchr answers Miss Cayenne about publishing. urges avoiding writing a book and suggests another approach. The fragment hints at a dialogue about publication and content choices without clear resolution or context.
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Miss. Cayenne
Unclear OCR Passage From Historic Page
Fragmentary text describes a scene with names and actions, notes a puncture event and a character named Attar Leaty Miggiaine, suggesting a narrative moment from an old issue without clear dates or places.
Room for One First Murtner and Monopoly of Business
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions dubious dialogue on monopoly and business, referencing Africa, ambitious girl, and a device described as a tool or toy. The garbled text lacks clear events, dates, or proper names to summarize a concrete story.
Little Thing Boaster Had Quite Forgotten
A fragment discusses Mie Strotler at a night club and a boastful claim about earnings and career status. It references a group led by a center figure and a supposedly successful college experience despite years of handicap. The text is partial and reads as a gossip-like reminiscence with unclear details.
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Mie
Strotler
Naw
Ideal Real Neverwed Wishing a Pleasant Vacation
A fragmented ad style text mentions Trenry N Peck and a wife planning a trip with her mother. It references Red Cross Bait Bing and vague attire notes. The passage is garbled, with numerous misspellings, offering little clear context or dates.
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Trenry
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