Death mask of President McKinley arrives in Washington
The death mask taken soon after McKinley's death at Buffalo will be preserved in Washington as a sacred memento. A duplicate will go to Princeton University for the Matin institution collection, joining masks of Cromwell Napoleon Washington Lincoln Booth Barrett Sheridan Brinsley and others.
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McKinley
Buffalo
Washington
Princeton University
Cal
Mat Institution
Lawrence Hinton
New York
Cromwell
Napoleon
George Washington
Lincoln
Edwin Booth
Lawrence Barrett
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Mystical and cultural history of the wedding ring
The article outlines the ring as a sacred emblem across eras and cultures, linking its eternity symbolism to Jewish betrothal practices, medieval customs, and literary references. It notes the left hand ring finger’s ancient belief in direct nerve connection to the heart, once seen by Greeks and Romans as the healing finger.
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Phe
Miesue
Verona
Julia
Proteus
Europe
Potatoes Farmed On Yakima Reservation Yield Big Expected
An immense crop has been raised this season by irrigation on the Yakima Indian reservation in Washington. The export fraction is 20 percent cericads and nine farmers will clear $10,000. The crop is estimated at 00 lona, worth $1,000,000.
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Washington
Yakima
Production of mans in the year 109 gallons analysis
A garbled passage notes figures on production two-thirds from domestic origin and county distilleries numbering about 1 500 with 6 220 producing only from 244 ro Jed gallons. The text also mentions words that shake man’s confidence but seldom shatter them.
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Atpehel Pevauet
Mans
Leptoscope Aids Submarine Vision In Surface Tactics
A Roman engineer M Trivia claims to have developed a leptoscope a crystal prism tube enabling photography of objects on the water from a submarine. Experiments reportedly successful aboard the submarine Delphine in the presence of officials including Big Maria, the Minister of Marine.
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M. Trivia
Haw
Big
Maria
Exiled French Professor Herve Faces Expulsion Over Antiwar Articles
M. Edouard Herve, once a renowned Paris mathematician and member of the French Academy, has been expelled from his chair for anti military writings. The 1854 prize winner and Legion of Honor knight is noted for his influence in Parisian education and his outspoken opposition to military service amid a politicized climate.
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M. Edouard Herve
Paris
France
Educa
Denal
Normal College
French Academy
Legion of Honor
Europe
MM. Herve
University of the City of
Dead Men's Section Haunts the Middle Division Trains
A long, troubled feature recounts the so called Dead Men's Section on the Middle Division of the railroad. Deaths among freight brakemen rose amid alcohol, accidents, and a mysterious hoodoo. The culprit emerges as Carlos the Ranger Hotel proprietor whose liquor mixed with loco weed poisoned crews. A Chicago detective affiliated with a jail trial reveals the half breed owner’s plot and the man is confined to an insane asylum for life.
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Beation Pour
Tony
Raiiran
Red River
Fleer
Midate Diviston
Molger
Henry Fortune
Lyuor
Batowet
Spain'n
Cregson
Ranger's Rest
Texas Plains
Ranger Heat
Templeton
Money Purnine
Fortine
Carlos’ Place
Gremione
Chateffret
Chicago
Gregeon
Litle
Shiner
Carlos
Great Pinions
Ranchwen
Seoul
Svatton
Owe Beabe
Catia
Aremania
Two Flags Town Straddles State Line and Queen's Land
In a village divided by Vermont and Quebec, a century ago a boundary post between the United States and Canada sparked a costly battle to reestablish the line. Mary and Marie McFarland sisters, famed for beauty and reputed gangland ties, are rumored to sing at King Edward VII’s coronation next summer after travel across Europe.
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Heebe Plain
Vermont
Qieles
United States
Catuta
Mise
Mary McFarland
Cole
Hays
Edward VII
Misses McParland
Brent
Europe
England
Beaconsfield at 22 Portrait of Lord Hencome
A fragmented passage notes Lord Hencombe at age 22, referring to Benjamin Disraeli as the author of Vivian Grey. It mentions the publication as a famous work in literary London and describes the picture and the author’s notoriety for a time.
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Hencome Firlt
Alaska Fertile Despite Stereotypes in Governor Brady's Proclamation
Governor Brady extols Alaska's abundance in a Thanksgiving proclamation, praising grasses tilled with yield, thriving fisheries, and promising mineral wealth. He notes lack of destructive natural disturbances and credits the state’s resilience and the islander community for support amid national sorrow over President McKinley’s death.
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Alaska
Brady
Ems Family
McKinle
Apparatus for Waking Coffee Innovation Described
The note describes inventive apparatus related to coffee, mentioning a patent packed with pots. It notes experts differing on the method, with mentions of foreigners preferring a simple pan approach. A memory of drinking ground coffee leaves in Sumatra years ago is recalled as fine coffee.
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Sumatra
The Suggessful Eye and the Grand Canyon Echoes
Fragmented OCR notes describe a diverse set of reflections on perception and memory. It mentions a large crowd and a claim about a voice heard across eighteen miles at the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, shouting the name Halo.
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Grand Canyon
Halo
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M. Herve
HY J. Prrcy Darnits
iCopwristt
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Caperin
Kle
Greawon
Carlo
Marie McFarland
Dan
Marie McWarland
Prince of Wales
Beaconsfield
Lunt
Brglias
Eoldiers
Lavek
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