A Wild Ride On A Streetcar Mayhem in Gloomy Gossip
A humorous wild ride on a streetcar unfolds as riders gossip about fashion, actors, politics, and love while the narrator fights to stay upright amid a chaotic scene. Crowded car, loud chatter, and improvised melodrama collide with references to Wall Street and Rogers Morgan.
New San Francisco Plans to Rise as Park Beloved City
A proposed rebuild led by Daniel Burnham envisions San Francisco becoming America’s park city with broad boulevards parkways and a civic center. The plan excludes Chinatown and aims to preserve Twin Peaks canyons while adding amphitheater stadium and lakeside parks tying hills to the shore.
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San Francisco
Daniel Hudson Burnham
Chicago
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Panhandle
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Presidio
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Golden Gate Park
San Miguel Valley
Lake Merced
Gao Franciano
Defeunelvum and Washington Cole-Yenaab Incident Report
Unclear fragmentary text mentions individuals Defeunelvum and Washington Cole-Yenaab with references to suffering, a 4 ft condition, and activity around a club. Details are unreadable. no clear event or outcome can be established from the readable portions.
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Washington Cole
Old Chinese policy game linked to lottery origins
The article explains a centuries old game resembling policy or lottery, played with 80 Chinese character slips. Players mark ten choices, submit tickets, and a clerk draws four numbers to select 20 winning characters. Payouts scale from $2 to $2100, with eight of the drawn characters appearing on a ticket yielding a $1000 return.
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Chinguien
America
Bing
Hla
Australian student wins London scholarship exam
A young Australian woman recently earned a scholarship after an examination journey described as a notable feat. The report notes her colonial background, the support she received, and that she was among two of 190 competitors who reached Bogland for the test.
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Australia
London
Renin” Bie
Weler
France's Vineyard Prance Seizes 1124.7 Acre Vine Hold
The report notes France's Vineyard in Prance and a 1124.7 acre vineyard claim or transfer. Local authorities or landholders are referenced as part of the dispute, with the figure indicating a large estate size. The item reads as a brief ownership or land action notice.
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France
True to First Loves Garlands of Salop in Church History
Seven Virginia garlands remain in Minaterley Church Salop England dating 1504 to 1782. They are ball shaped frames of cane or wire with paper gloves and rosettes symbolizing betrothed maidens who died before marriage. Each maiden chose a garland and, after death, a village bearer displayed it by her pew.
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Minaterley
Salop
England
Huelanda
Mirland
Lamb Walks On Nose In Defective Leg Story
An unfortunate lamb born with only stumps for forelegs and poor balance uses its nose to move. The animal struggles to walk, supported by its hind legs and tail. The New York Herald describes the unusual sight of the lamb attempting to traverse on its front limbs using its nose for propulsion.
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N. Y Herat
Aged Baboons Ostracized in South Africa Tales
In Johannesburg, Thomas Acbaldistone cites baboon tribes that shun and abandon elders who can no longer serve the group. He cites cruel, lingering attitudes and a belief in old age as a liability, illustrating a harsh social rule among them.
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South Africa
Thomas Acbaldistone
Johannesburg
Pr. Oster
Suet Caine
Make pet of ostrich and a South African train tale
Travelers on the Dujwaye to Maselie line know Whlet Alwiys as a recurring figure. The Grado pills are tied to a ritual at the tithing camp where he is fed by the Ho, Hold "Shoots" on Sabbath Day. An Amberley rite opens Sunday afternoon, drawing many locals in a revival of old Knits customs around shooting at the butts after Divine worship.
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Hammer
Lab
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Charlie
Staroelase
Buorecline
Oynter
Bally Sloane
OW Diliinsham Ge
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Maselie
South Africa
Alwiys
Fire and political shocks flood early 1914 headlines
A jumble of 1914 incidents reports fires destroying property in Winona Minnesota and a substantial toll from a Chicago mayoral bid. Collisions headlined with injuries and deaths near Ot City Pennsylvania. Farther, a massive fire on Hokhaide Island wrecked 418 buildings and killed miners. A Russian political shakeup marks Count Salsky stepping down from the Empire Council presidency due to ill health. A list includes a lynching in Blanchard and a shipwreck near Capetown. International relief amid San Francisco earthquake aftermath is noted.
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Hokhaide
Count Salsky
Council of the Empire
Russia
H. K. Shaw
Mission Street
San Francisco
R. Brent Mitchell
Honduras
Charles Merwen
Cowles County
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Amasear Thomas
American National Red Cross
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Dlie Hines
Red Craps
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Whee
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