Rioting Welcome For Syracuse Publisher In New York
In New York City on March 2 amid riotous enthusiasm publishers Harvey Dy Burrill of Syracuse and his son Louis returned from a foreign tour. The pair were greeted by staff and crowds as battleships and steamers saluted. Burrill admitted seasickness and joked about plans and Paris visits.
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New York
Syracuse Journal
Harvey Dy Burrill
Syracuse
Louis
United States Navy
Ae Steamship
Lapland
E. H. O'Hara
Paris
Burrill
England
Sre Burrill
Neter
Rt. Traondinaire
Everthing
Ce Eyarsbody
Devon
Howard
Sallova
Hocelntx
Wr Mays
His Watche
Masons Plan Welcome for Returning Shrine Ceremonial
The text describes preparations for a Shrine ceremonial with plans to sell the station and notes locals including Lewin and others involved in events and lectures. It mentions the Tenheedilt aid and a parade toward the Vine, with various figures ready for the occasion.
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Manoni
Sngerman Lewin
Io Jartiessar
Monser
Taos
AO Trame
Tlaea
Tenetita Dresden
Notice on Page Time Copy Contributed by Andy Theo Bald
A note explains that the page time copy is supplied by Andy Theo Bald to create a natural appearance. The contribution appears as a handling or formatting detail on the page without additional context or claims.
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Andy Theobald
Royal Derby Winners and Royal Horse Sale Report
London 25 by Malt notes a low price for Fintadean the Derby contender, sold in Ruxby market for 329. The Fuume Defence League bought him for King George V and will send the horse to Sandringham. References to other horses and Derby ties appear, including Planed and Flaxdix with various racing outcomes and sales details.
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London
Fintadean
Ruxby
Vintadean
Xeidins
Kinz
Tagelie
Jaecer
Tracery
Miner Pell
Newmarket
Pintadeau
Fuume Defence League
George V
Sandringeham
Aix
Rosa
Edwant
Miotaderu
Chinese General Lucky in Gambling at Cards
A Chinese general in Pekin experiences luck at gambling, with accounts of card play during a state event. The narrative notes a scene of officials and observers, detailing a moment of chance amid formal proceedings and seating by the delegation.
English Auto Makers Fear Yankee Competition
English auto car makers fear yankee competition as market dynamics shift in the early era. The prose mentions firms and rivalries with a focus on production plans and potential gains, referencing industry figures and regional influence in a fragmented text.
French canal barges drawn by tanks report
Fragmentary notes describe canal barges near Epernay and Halle drawn by tanks. Mentions miles and costs, an agreement, and actions at sea with promt aboard a vessel. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Halle
Mars
War brings school to Karlstein civilians
Civilian life at Karlstein disrupted by war as local school is affected. Reading, chores, and daily routines shift under the strain of conflict. The fragment mentions residents, weathered routines, and lingering concerns amid upheaval. The text references individuals and places, suggesting a firsthand wartime account.
China's Foreign Trade Increases Despite War
New York reports that China’s foreign trade rose during wartime despite wartime restrictions. Imports from Japan displaced U.S. goods while flour and cotton pool shipments shifted. The overall traffic reached around six million dollars with rising gasoline and freight movements noted.
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China
New York
Japan
Fryin
Amer
Joy Riders Crash Into Trolley Injuring Coroner
A chaotic trolley collision injures the coroner amid a scene described with mentions of Joy Riders and witnesses. The report notes emergency responders and ensuing investigation into the cause and safety lapses.
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Coroner
Soldier’s bone grafted into right arm in strange tale
Fragmented account describes a bizarre item about a bone graft from a fallen soldier to his right arm. The text blends chatter about a newspaper and wireless signals with garbled phrases and stray names, creating a surreal, mistrusted narrative.
The Journal and Its Green-Eyed Jealousy in Print
A fragment from a historical newspaper column discusses editorial power, proposed government forms, and rival publications in Syracuse. It references The Journal’s publishing challenges, a “green eyed jealousy” among peers, and a wartime era tone with letters from notable figures and foreign dignitaries intertwined with editorial satire.
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