President Garfield Steamship Grounded Near Cape Cod
The President Garfield ran aground on Half Moon Shoal off Cape Cod in fog with about seventy passengers aboard. Coast guard cutter Acushnet and crew aided, no immediate danger reported. ship expected to float at high water later, as a 2100 ton liner with a New York crew planned another voyage.
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Resten
Dollar Dane Steamship
Garfield
Wall Moon
Coast Guard
Cwit
Cuttes Acushnet
Astormer
Caast Guard
Acushact
Utall
Boston
Heron
New York
Saed
Ito
Reston
New England
East Guard
Greham
Agriculture in Western States Boosted by Strong Prices
The article reports rising farm product prices and improved purchasing power across the Midwest and West, noting better crops in Ohio and nationwide. It cites Federal Reserve officials, state agricultural commissioners, and bank analyses predicting strong corn and wheat yields and higher incomes for farmers amid favorable conditions.
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Chienge
Middlewest
Freerand
National Bank of Commerce of St
MM Laun
Michigan
Verne Wo Church
Ticren
Whitney Watkin
Ohio
Ohare
Staes
Agri Rebtare
Everett
Brown
Minarsata
Charles Opeed
Dena Weather and Crop Reporting Service
Nebraska
Chinese Tong War Starts in Baltimore Triggers Arrests
Six men were jailed in Baltimore after a shooting at Kwong’s Chinese restaurant on Druid Hill Avenue left proprietor Lane Kwong fatally wounded. Police tracked suspects to a nearby laundry and seized a car linked to the crime, while witnesses described two unidentified Chinese attackers who fled the scene along with a broader Tong-linked fear.
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Baltsmen
Lane Kwong
Chinee Nataurant
Druid Hill Avenue
Maryland
Gene Ho
Kwong
George Chan
Buiee
Awong
On Jeong
Hip Sing Tong
Poin
Tong
Charen Lastmer
Kong
Charlie Lee
Frank Chia
Krank Bee
Fremont Avenue
Chia
Ecamn
North Avenue
Bennayirama
Mo. Batic Chinee
Arbitration Seen In Anthracite Fields
Arbitration discussions surfaced among anthracite operators and union leaders amid a pending hearing on August and September. The men’s and operators’ committees weighed production costs and the impact on coal prices while the United Mine Workers criticized stoppages and insisted on higher pay based on past disagreements.
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Charman
Fewi
United Wine Worker of America
Ec Payne
Wei
Baltimore County Evicts Couple Over Land Dispute
Baltimore County authorities led by Marshal Car ter EF. Stansbury to evict a man and woman from a shack near land parcels in Baltimore. Officers armed with tear gas confronted them as a dawn standoff unfolded and a chase ensued to arrest two alleged intruders after warnings.
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Baltimore
Walham Fo Ware
Baste Harman
Three Land
Baltimore County
Qeilice
Carter EF. Stansbury
Weenan Tle
Armel
Ches Marshal Seam
Pau
Morris
Hare
Conta 8
2000 Yachts Anchor For Geld Cup Regatta
New York hosts the Geld Cup Regatta opening tomorrow with the world’s busiest and most expensive fleet of pleasure and racing craft. Preparations by the Geld Cup committee and grandstand seating are underway as 2% Manhase races begin.
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New York
Mary
Pepe
Americas
Unable to determine from damaged text
The provided OCR text is garbled and unreadable. No identifiable people, places, dates, or events are extractable for a coherent summary.
Unclear coal mine rumors and federal action amid strike talk
Fragmentary notes describe rumors of federal involvement in coal mine affairs, references to anthracite labor tensions, and discussions of operators, times, and locations. The text mentions agencies, officials, and dates in a murky account of events around a potential intervention.
Unclear: Fragmentary OCR Notes on Fish Nests and Battery
Fragmented text mentions fish nests and a battery with unclear context. Several unreadable words and misprinted letters obscure who, what, where, and when. No coherent event or names can be determined from the readable portions.
Fans for Miles T Jae Qine Ou He be Pot
Fragmentary OCR text lacks clear events or names. Reads as a disjointed sports fan note with unclear references and no identifiable teams, dates, or outcomes. Unable to determine a coherent newspaper item from the provided fragment.
Ress Young May Be Forced Out Of Game Remainder Of Season
New York August 26 A Pro Ren Young Giants right fielder fractured his right hand after a ball pitched by Pete Donohue hit him. He likely cannot play again this season. He was also fined $100 by National League president Walter Heydler for a previous incident with St. Louis.
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Ress Young
New York
Ren Young
Ginants
Helder
Pete Donohue
Cincinngati Teirier
Jason
Young
Johan A. Heydber
Natural League
Sunshine for Brains London Advice from Birth Surgeon
London report notes Sir Henry Gauvain advises exposing the head to sunshine to boost intellect and brain power. The recommendation appears in a field note from Aue 2h.
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London
Eng
Steinmetz
Henry Gauvain
Man Pronounced Dead Returns After Years
In New York a man identified as Patrick Stenahue, 61, who was declared dead and laid out for embalming, shocked authorities by waking as an undertaker guarded his body. Doctors confirmed life, recalling a similar 12 year old incident in the same morgue.
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New York
Patrick Stenahue
Donahue
Trent
Untitled ball game report from August featuring Pease team
An unreadable sports brief notes a ball game on August 28 involving Pease and an eastern team. The garbled OCR mentions Ann and Nerestan Wene but provides no clear scores or locations. The fragment hints at a fast pace and a melee but lacks verifiable facts.
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Tuna
Nu Horsed
Ann Rwan
Nerestan
Elengsen family murder case leads to prison sentence
Dorothy Elengsen 97 was found guilty of murder for stabbing her mother Anna Elengsen. The court sentenced Dorothy to from one to five years in the state prison. In related news, a naval turret accident aboard a vessel near New Zealand left one dead and another injured. Indictments for manslaughter were returned in a separate case involving the Wickworth Club collapse death.
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San Francesco
Dorothy Elengsen
Anna Elengoun
Fem Yrare
Pricon
Washington
Hishemas
New Zealand
Samoa
Navy
Oklahoma
Heston
Ounty
Linton Sart
Charles Krean Company
Baary
Vartin Mwane
Hexton
Edith Serdan
Wickwich
Callape
Two Killed as Chinese Besiege Police Station
An angry crowd of striking workers besieged a police station as shootings erupted. Police opened fire amid the unrest wounding several and killing two demonstrators while tensions and injuries mounted in the crowded vicinity.
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Tangthar
Tas Perens
Chia = pede
Cizyers
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