Notable addresses at Tuskegee Christian Endeavor conference
London leader Res Canon Richardson presided at the Auditorium Williston as speakers from Tuskegee Normal School and others debated the power of personal work and Christian endeavor. Principal Booker T. Washington delivered the chief address on the Teacher of faith and race uplift amid a large audience.
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London
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Ala
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Toledo
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Rex
Howiard Wo Phen
New Haven
Conn
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Lenin
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Anime I. Wells
Moston
Willian Philips Hall
New York
Europe Will Not Combine Against Us Says Vienna Dispatch
A Vienna dispatch reported that European nations including Russia Austria and Germany face obstacles to forming a general trade coalition against the United States. The Vienna Post cited practical negotiations among Russia Austria and Germany and suggested German Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg would resist any united front if Saint Petersburg is content.
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Vienna
Saya
Bertin
Duih
United States
Germany
Associated Press
Viena
Vienna Post
Rueeia
Anetria
Jernny
St. Petersbuirg
Colorado Murder Case Shocks Nation
In Colorado a 62 year old widow, Mrs Armenka A Ruille, was stabbed to death on a road near a city limit. Jessie Kinport a 14 year old girl was assaulted at her home. Christian Jensen, a farm hand in custody, confessed claiming self defense and insanity. The killer allegedly entered through a window and inflicted fatal wounds on the woman. the girl was found wounded but alive. Authorities question Kinport's involvement while noting the girl may recover.
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Denver
Armenka A. Ruille
Cret City
Jessie Kinport
Christian Jensen
Pullie
Bullies
Jeneen
Patios
Armstrong
Physioiane
Oklahoma Opening Notes on Sooner Prospects
The report suggests modest expectations for the Sooners with cautious optimism about early league play. Analysts anticipate no serious trouble as the team adjusts, while observers note potential improvements and key questions for the season ahead.
Mystery of Mayflower Sale Sparks 19th Century Controversy
An 18th or 19th century colonial notice reports a sale connected to a voyage aboard the Mayflower with references to American origins, authorities, and a local warrant. The fragmented text mentions Mercy, Mr Haven, and a town or village setting, suggesting a legal or property action tied to a distant ship voyage.
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New York
Daly
Teal Danni i
Stobbes
Eerignty
Merweontwille
Toancoot Villate
Thuniel i. Vines
He Lee
Mr Haven
Be Rachelle Wire from The Aniated Myce New York
Irregular OCR text mentions names and places including New York and Liverpool with scattered phrases. The readable content references a person named Rachelle Wire and several geographic locations but lacks a coherent event or clear facts to summarize into a news item.
Deaths of a Day in New York and Abeta Park
A deranged notice reports the death of a congressman and a person named Fachidin Wire in New York and Ashurn Park with details about funeral arrangements. The piece mentions a horse event and a funeral service planned for the morning ahead, attributed to the Manonin fraternity.
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Ashurn Park
Agin
Ridge Jing
Abeta Park
Talente
Lenin
Peli
Manonin Fraternity
Reading Men Strike Talks End In Fractured Overture
The Reading Railway Company and the strike committee presented new overtures but workers reject the deal as the company plans to operate shops with new hands. Officials warn of potential trouble if new workers are brought in and the strike continues.
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Tuly
Elon Hinds
Buer
Bier Ind
Webb
New Laws of Pennsylvania Proclaimed by Governor Stone
Exclusive wire reports Harrisburg acting governor Stone approved sweeping measures. Provisions regulate property valuation and hunting trespass, charter corporate formation, and licensing for distilling and public works. The bills cover real estate, partnerships, water supply protection, and publication duties for two newspapers in March.
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Jpsemeeire
Gary Wetmiela
hanNing
Tenet
Live At al
Bella
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Lily Rogerk
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Marellurg
Congress Expected by Mexican Delegate in Amelia Republic Talks
A Mexican delegate reports to Mr. John Barrett that Mexico expects the congress in Amelia Republics to proceed in Mexico. Preparations are underway and Cuba may be invited depending on its status. The Dispatch notes Mexican officials aim to reflect their views as discussions continue.
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Cuba
Eshiaive Whee
Assemota
Mies
Washington
John Barrett
Siam
Americcan
Barrett
The
Ishind
Turkey Friendly Says New Turkish Minister Sees Bond With U S
Feclisive Wire reports from Washington that Chekit Bey, new Turkish minister, describes relations with the United States as very friendly and satisfactory. He declines to discuss indemnity claims, stating Turkey’s goodwill remains, and denies Armenian oathbreak rumors as fabrications by enemies.
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United States
Asaiated
Presa
Wreshington
Hile Hotel
Turkey
Hlere
Wu Ting Fang Claims Indemnity for Chinese in Butte
The Chinese government through Wu Ting-fang seeks half a million in indemnity for outrages in Butte Montana dating to 1886. Hundreds of Chinese residents allegedly killed, robbed, ruined in business, and driven out. The case cites local courts and officials and suggests international law points in dispute.
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Wu Ting-Fang
Butte
Montana
Washington
Wu Ting Fane
Butte, Mont
State Department
Butteteine
Celts Council of
Hutte
United States Circuit Court
Weather and civic notes from the morning edition
The morning section notes warmer weather ahead and includes brief items on local civic matters. It mentions community workers, a Democratic convention, and regional education and sport topics alongside local reports.
Board of Pardons holds session on anthracite strike cases
The Board of Pardons carried out a decision on three to five year prison terms for eleven men convicted of riot and assault during the last year’s anthracite strike. Petitions from prominent labor region figures requested clemency, but were denied. Several other cases and future hearings were listed as the board prepared for executive review.
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Eak
Schuylkill County
Oneida
Meturthy
Freeland
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Ties Coker
John Woelch
Lancaster
Charles Witten
Philadelphia
Jayner
John Mee Coolick
Lugerie
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Bucks
Samuel (. Peck
Augustee Rierysee
Allegheny
Timer Blow Tiker
Lycoming
Kreeny
Robert Itdios
Iewfoyil
Sdocessors
Porterbholt
Venanga
Atatchers
Samuel J
Tuck
Hair
Cityhequipment
Jiamnes Gillespie
Schu
Races at Titusville Open Four Day Circuit Meet
The opening day show drew thousands as a brisk wind and clear skies framed the first race with Pointers and Silver King winning trotting events. Notables include Si Pug and Millard Santilere among several winners in closely contested heats across multiple divisions.
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Titusville
Fotty
Marty
Millard Santilere
Hani
Kane
Boer on the Trinidad Escaped in Bermuda Prisoner Case
Exclusive wire reports a Boer soldier William B. Dupley escaped from Bermuda’s military prison and stowed away aboard the Trinidad. He was found in the coal bunkers and detained for inquiry after claiming to seek livelihood. his case awaits friends’ testimony.
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Merrills Island
Bermuda
South Africa
Trinidad
William 8. Dupley
Dupley
Merrill's Island
Tlewie
Hamilton
Prager
Board of Inquiry
Percy Sanderson
Will Begin Her Five Year Sentence for Mrs Castle Murder
A Kansas woman will start a five year term for the murder of Mrs Clara Wiley Castle at the Lansing penitentiary. A large crowd gathered for a farewell viewing of the convict as she prepared to begin serving time.
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Clara Wiley Castle
Darule
Morrienns
Evepeinather
Heather
Erie Witter
Unclear OCR: Company Payroll Details Amid Faulty Text
Fragmentary report notes a company in Colombia handling payroll amid unclear dates and wages. We preserve only legible fragments mentioning a steel company and wage terms, with many unreadable portions.
Inmate Appears for Hearing in Local Preliminary
The prisoner was brought to a hearing after a night incident at a local location. Court records note the early stage of the case and the defendant’s appearance for the preliminary proceedings.
Economic unrest prompts wage increase debate
Fragmentary text describes labor dispute and proposed wage adjustments. Mentions increases tied to 25 cent adjustments and broader cost concerns. Names and clear details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Whimsy Mixups Sweep City Election Talk
Feeble text from the Associated Press reports a quirky local tale as a city race influences a literary committee. Citizens voice concern over a “wino state normal wheel” and a playful misprint jokes about a tampered ballot.
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Philadelphia
Tatler
Conference at a point on the Vaal river
Gen Botha's news from Cape Town reports a conference held by General Beha Delaney and an unnamed Weirp cently delegation at a Vaal river location. The meeting aimed to discuss regional arrangements and future governance.
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Daly
Broweht
Gom
Gus Ruhlin Defeats Bob Fitzsimmons in Madison Square Garden Bout
In a Graeco roman wrestling styled clash at Madison Square Garden Gus Ruhlin outpowered and outmaneuvered Bob Fitzsimmons to win two falls. Ruhlin's weight advantage and grappling technique thwarted Fitzsimmons’ agility as the crowd watched a brisk 12 minute 85 second bout.
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New York
Gue
Tom Sharkey
Terry McGovern
Charley White
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Rullin
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Tin
Barker's Friends Form Defense Association
Friends of Thomas J Barker, sentenced for shooting Rev John Keller, have formed the Thomas J Barker Defense Association in Arlington New Jersey. The group aims to force Keller to clear himself of charges Barker says led to the shooting. Keller's physician Dr Exton said Keller would soon act to rebut these charges.
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Daly
Thompes
Keller
Exton
Military and Athletic Tournament Endorsed at Franklin
Military leaders from the brigade at Franklin endorse a plan to stage a combined military and athletic tournament. The event, tied to the state’s national militia funding, is slated for the coming week with activities including drills and athletic contests.
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Celieil
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Genital
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Yesein
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Ponneyvivania
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Campane
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The provided text is garbled and unreadable, hindering extraction of coherent individuals, actions, or events for a proper news summary. No verifiable entities or dates can be identified to craft a factual T or S.
Mel Lean-Kilbourne bloc dominates district meet and fights at convention
The Mel Lean Kilbourne element controlled district meetings and gained most committee seats, promising control at the state convention. Johone and Jolson factions pressed for fights on credentials and resolutions, with possible all-night sessions and protracted floor battles as former governors and delegations arrive.
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McLean-Kilbourne
Courlentie
Old State Committee
Jovelamd
Jolson
Campbell la
Schwab
Butler County
Weaver Accepts Republican Nomination for District Attorney
John Weaver, the regular Republican nominee, accepted the nomination today in Philadelphia. He pledged to serve without obligation to any master and to administer fair, faithful office duties, while Merriet Rothermel ran as an independent after being denied a second nomination by the party.
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Philadelphia
John Weaver
Weaver Waa
Whit le Known
Republican Party
Merriet Atewine Rothermel
Rothermel
Cuban teachers arrive in Cambridge from New York
A party of thirty five Cuban teachers arrived in Cambridge today from New York, boosting the total number of teachers new in Cambridge to seventy seven. Edward Morales, private secretary to Superintendent Five, was among the arrivals.
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Neha
Harvard
Cambridge
New York
Cumbridge
Edward Morales
Appointment of Janis Valles in Bedford County
A fragment states that Janis Valles is appointed to a position in Bedford County. Names Hives Koapp and Settle Krave appear in Tioga counties as part of the same notice. The text is garbled but indicates an official appointment.
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Pitti
Toei
Janis Valles
Bedford County
Hives Koapp
Tioga
Settle Krave
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