Rostand Struck by Strange Mental Malady and Delusions
Paris August 14 Edmond Rostand famed for Cyrano de Bergerac suffers a strange intellectual malady. He cannot finish Chanticleer and has repeatedly torn up manuscripts. He reads to Coquelin who praises the work yet Rostand deems it rubbish and must rewrite. Friends urge production but he persists in seeking perfection, pausing work for months.
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Paris
Edmond Nostand
Cyrune
Bergoinc
Chantteleer
M. Coquella
M. Rashind
Cantho
Pyrenees
M. Rostand
Coquetin
J. Nighy
Coquelin
M. Roston
M. Coquelin
Gambha
M. Hostand
Chanticleer
Agin
After Cyrano de Berkerde Curtain Call Prompts Condition
A short note notes a condition revealing itself soon after the completion of Cyrano de Berkerde. The remark hints at residual effects or complications arising immediately following the performance.
Named Archbishop Appointment in Leyre City
Monterey Mexico August 14 a program from the Pope at Rome announces Leopoldo Rudy has been named Archbishop of Lisas. The post is described as one of the most important in the country government and church authorities confirm the selection.
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Monterey
Mexico
Pather Ludvnig de la Paz
Rama
Leopoldo Rudy
Lisares
War scare over in Moxteo as suban secretary departs
Aug 14. The suban secretary of War Jatenda will leave the neighborhood of the Guatemilla border, where he had been stationed ahead of Mexican troop maneuvers. The move signals that the tense border situation is easing and no further trouble is anticipated.
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Moxteo
Jatenda
Guatemilla
Menn
Teachers Likely to Strike Chicago Public Schools
Plans for a general strike by Chicago teachers are under way. The educators seek terms from the board of education and are supported by the Chicago Federation of Labor, indicating a walkout at the next term if demands are not met.
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Chicago
Plang
Board of Education
Ghlenen Federation of Labor
Oklahoma State Fair Invites Indian Chiefs to Attend
Oklahoma City officials announce invitations to President Roosevelt and Chief Geronimo of the Apache to attend the Oklahoma State Fair in October. The event aims for a notable gathering of Indian braves and chiefs from various tribes, with ceremonial significance highlighted in the invitation.
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Oklahoma City
Old Ane M
Roosevelt
Geronimoa
In- Wan
Serene Marriage Licenses Reported In Local Notices
The notice lists marriage licenses including Liazle Dresel and Charles Davis, Ascarmia Tidorcin and Gertrnaps, Sophia Samuel and Josh Widerman, Clyde Rowe, and U Gmlth, with color notations indicating eligibility status.
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Liazle Dresel
Charles Davis
Tidorcin Ascarmia
Gertrnaps
Vstonesx
Sophia Samuel
Josh Widerman
Clyde Rowe
No Fear of Africa as Cotton Factor in Southwest Africa
A historical article quotes Colonel Alfred Uhl Rann on African cotton potential, contrasting southwest Africa with U.S. cotton belts. It notes Dernburg and Von Dernburg’s plans, colonial officials views, and concerns over labor, land, and economic feasibility amid German imperial ambitions.
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Africa
Berlin
United States
Alfred Uhl Rann
Bernhard Vor
Germny
Herr Dernburg
Schiek “Linn
Herr von Lemnburg
Colonial Army
Hien
Mnouthwest Atrust
Uhinmann
Inayto
I Ife
Dotton Belt
Merv von Dermharg Dupenda
Sontinvtist Afrieh
Gur
Americna
Yank
Country Club in Mexico Hosts Public Meeting
A public meeting near Monterey, Mexico, gathered Monten and Amurjanti members to discuss the country club organization. Several establishments were completed after the gathering, marking progress in the club's development.
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Monterey
Mex
Ams
Pitts Eltyfe Ter Ding
Beyilud
Monten
Mexteungs
Amurjanti
Agi Aula
Wealthy New York heiress seeks conservatorship over estate
The article profiles Mary Pinckney, widow of Col. John Mintzey and trustee for Watt family lands, facing allegations from her son Louis Morris that she spends extravagantly. It details old land transfers, estate value around eighty million, and family tensions including Curtiss and Morris relations plus hints of possible remarriage and divorce implications. A military band note closes the piece.
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New York
W.—Sre
Intia Watt Morris
Curtiss
Thomas T. Watt
Misa Mary G. Pinckney
Renes
Newak
Connécticut
Louisy Morris
Conservancy
Gurtigs
Archibald Watt
James
Harlem
Tema
Col
John NM. Minckney
Watt
Mary G. Finckney
Archibald Watts
Pindney
Ma Watt
Mortis Curliz
Thomas J. Wilt
Mot Morris Bank
Ale
Hint
Louis Morly
Marria
Keith
Morris
Br. Rollin A. Curtiss
Bridgeport
Com
Gartlas
Arangarove
Bridgnport
Conn
Ariondas
Meath
Timathey
Connecticut
Dix
Brugsgrove
Rich ore in amine at Santa Barbara plant
Partial OCR text reports rich ore in the Santa Barbara facility with General Manager Shank stating the plant can later produce up to 8,000,000 cunecs of silver within the next year. The snippet references Chihtahwa Mok on August 14 and mentions ore bearing concerns.
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Chihtahwa
Santa Barbara
Ailyey
Shank
Ailyer
Ivan
New Prefect Named in City of Mexico
The City of Mexico appoints Ave Altamira as chief of the pontinent perfsets in the Federal District, marking a leadership change in local administration and signaling continued reforms in regional governance.
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City of Mexico
Ave. Altamira
Federal District
Earl Mayo Stirs Tradition With Bold Straw Hat Showing
The Earl of Mayo breaks with convention by wearing a stew hat in the Lords lobby, a sight unseen among nobles since records began. Marquis Clanricarde and others historically avoided such adornment, but Mayo’s bold display signals a shift in aristocratic attire.
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Earl of Mayorg
Marquis Clanricarde
Collessues
Appry
Lord Mayo
Explosion Fatal in Tus Esperanzas Sector Tragedy
A fatal blast in the Aloe area caused the death of a worker identified as Tiny Me ding after an explosion of damp material stalled operations. Police said no workers reached Ulomilne, minimizing further loss of life.
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Aloe
Ulomilne
Woman who pounds anvil for health’s sake wins praise
Desher Chile born mill worker and blacksmith Mrs. Sheffield, 38, renowned in Bowling Green for horse shoeing and wagon forging, claims the forge strengthens health. Once frail she now weighs 475 pounds with robust vigor, champions women’s fitness and social involvement, and urges blacksmithing as remedy for weakness.
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Bowling Green
Olio
Dustry
van Sheffield
Desher
Chile
Cnn
Sheffield
Svefield
Shi
Shiffield
Sheafield
Indies
Dewhlar
Queer Foot Prints Jail Mr Martinez in County Jail
Deputy Constable halted Andrello Martinez after misread shoe fit and discovered a larceny case. Martinez, held for the next court term, faces exile to answer larceny charges. The article also notes Miss Mary Matthews, a Ballwin student, and mentions family ties to a Kansas City mail carrier.
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Vetues
Contrarts
Andrello Martines
Martinez
Jaco Kuntman
West Commerce Street
Kansas
Mary Matthews
Sabatha
Eithier
Matthewa
J. P. Matthews
Matthaws
United States
Misa Mattustus Fea Studens
Hanes University
Ballwin
University of Texas offers varied medical and arts courses
The University of Texas at Austin presents programs across Arts Education Engineering Law and Medicine with degrees from Bachelor to Master. Courses include teacher certificates elementary to permanent, civil and electrical engineering, three year law degrees pending state license, and seven week summer and eight month medical sessions. Johns Sealy Hospital provides clinical facilities and a women’s dormitory supports medical students. Catalogs available from W S Carter Dean and Wilson Williams recision.
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University OF Texas
Manaversity
Austin
Medical Department
Galveston
Tay Linn
Gossicu
College of Arts
Department of Education
Engineering
Sumer School
Wilson Williams
John Sealy Hspital
Uni- Minis
W. S. Carter
Wireless telegraphy for short distance travel unfolds
Bevlty Aug 14 A German engineer named Weinicke invents a portable wireless telegraphy system for short range use that can be carried by one man and moved by three. It enables travelers on American trains to send messages to stations along the line with a station weight around 140 pounds and a range of about twenty five miles. Negotiations have begun to install the system on trains of major U S railways. The article also notes streetcar track extensions in Nueva Street and Dwyer Avenue to improve crowd flow at Min plaza during the International Fair.
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Paris
Goold
Marseilles
Mirseilles
France
Gould
Monaco
Licerine
England
Principality of Monaco
Rairoad
Monte Carlo
London
Pons
Buellshmith
Irs
Leon
Barker
Roglund
Victin
Bane Livey
Tigi
Stockholm
Goolda
Roold
Wales
Alice
Emma Livny
Goolds
Montreat
Qangda
Iy- Inz
Auetralia
Worns Treneh
Bevlty
Weinicke
Ohio
Garden Street
Does Allen's Foot-Ease Cool the Blood?
A dubious claim notes Allen's Foot-Ease as a soothing antiseptic powder said to cool the blood and nerves. The text urges use to prevent heat prostration and to try the remedy, citing druggists and samples among dubious promotional details.
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Allen
Aiivoss Alea 8
Olmated
Lia Roy
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