Women Vote Issue Shocks Temperance Leaders in Ohio
A Tuesday Senate temperance committee session examined a Kinsman bill allowing women to vote in temperance elections and school matters. The measure faces opposition from saloon supporters, who fear economic impact. Drake and Lamb weigh a higher saloon tax to $2 as a related option.
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Columbus
Drake
Tmperance
Hal Comiuute
Nt Io
Uguer
Ohio
Lamb
Steamship Carolina Ground Near Fire Island In Fog
The steamship Carolina of the AustroAmericans Steamedty Co. grounded tonight on sandbars off the Blue Point life saving station while en route to New York with ten passengers and cargo from Trieste Venice and Oran. No one aboard is believed to be in danger as the vessel remains upright and weather conditions are reported calm. Meanwhile labor tensions rise as sympathy strikes by riveters and machinists threaten a broader walkout across the railroad and shipping system, with Missouri and Denver lines already involved.
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Fire Island
New York
Carolina
AustroAmericans Steamedty Co
Triesis
Plane
Venice
Oran
Blue Point
Denver
Hellerwakers
Migxolir Pacific
Gould
Denver & Rico Ceandi Depende
Roorge J
Gould Tow
Progreme
Minsouri
Queen of the carnival invites Governor to wedding
The carnival queen called on Governor Magoon this afternoon inviting him to her wedding tomorrow in a fashionable church in Mayans. Magoon accepted along with the mayor and other officials. The queen also sought a position for her father and pardons for several individuals during her visit.
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Havana
Magoon
Madison Square Theater Collapses During Tear Down
Three or more workmen were injured when the old Madison Square theater collapsed during demolition in New York. Crews worked to free them as the site is cleared to make way for a new building replacing the structure near the Fifth Avenue hotel.
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Madison Square Theater
New York
Fifth Avenue
Two Killed by Trains in Salisbury Fatal Incident
Two people were killed by trains near Salisbury on Apert 1 town area. The victims were identified as Imubenrins and On Apert 1 Ctinelen liv of Turgettstenne. Local authorities investigating the rail line accident.
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Imubenrins
Ctinelen
Liv
Turgettstenne
Dale
Salisbury
Bismarck's Sister Dies in Berlin
Berlin reports the death of April a Malvin von g Arnima the sole sister of Minnes Bismarck at age 81. The obituary notes her family ties and the passing occurring today in the German capital.
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Bismarck
Berlin
Aprila Malvin Vong
Arnima
Minnes
Bound Over in Manpower Case at Plainwell Circuit Court
Mrs. Dy Vil Neelet was bound over to the circuit court on a $1,000 bond for trial on a charge related to the death of Tittle’s son last winter while under mental health care. Also noted are disparate items: Austria’s rejection of Britain’s appointment plan and naval diploma awards in Washington.
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Circuit Court
Plainwell
Mink
Dy Vil Neelet
Tittle
Unclear Uprising and Legal Debates Across Cities
Fragmented report notes an uprising at San Salvador influencing education and hospital oversight, a British citizen found near San Diego, a Kansas City court case on freight and passenger rates, peonage charges in Alabama, and a mix of rail and labor tensions with overseas and domestic implications. The piece mixes brief political, legal, and social items with local incidents and ongoing investigations.
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San Salvador
Preaidant
National
Schools of
Dentistry
Medicine
Pharmacy
Ward Beecher Mckard
Richmond Avenue
Buffalo
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Joseph BE
Berry
Coronato’s
Boulevard Sea Wall
Guy Clive
VC. Reynolds
Montgomery
Ala
Enter
Pinkie” Harris
Trentwell
Adika
Mie Auriwal
Witley
Railromda
Chicago
Winn
Tore Chan
Brazil
Bolivia
Para
Cube
Sunday Excursions and Central Passongér Meeting Noted
Fragmentary text notes a Sunday excursion and a Central Passongér maoda meeting with plans to run Surubey exons. Dates and full details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Themiay
Surubey Exons
Sara Lotte
800 Men Discharged at Roanoke Railway Shops
Roanoke Norvith & Western railway shops discharged 800 men under formal conditions. The move follows three months of reduced work, with 2,000 notices reportedly issued and hope held for revival as times improve.
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Roanoke
Norvith & Western Railway
Old Residents Die and Warmer Weather Reports
April notes from Springfield and Navarre report deaths and recoveries, with references to local illnesses and a prayer-empowered recovery. A Bedford textile council conference yields wage reductions for 22,000 operatives starting April 1, amid district economic concerns.
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Bedford
Mane
Mik
Bedford Textile Council
Miwitartnrern’ Analation Heli Tueulay
Wagie
Tech
Unclear OCR Item With Mixed Nonsense
Fragmentary OCR text mentions locations and names but lacks coherent events or facts to summarize into a definite news item. No clear outcome, date, or identifiable persons or organizations are present to anchor a valid card.
Opening of Joint Conference and ensuing violent incidents
Fragmented report describes the opening of a joint conference amid disputes and delays. It mentions a heated debate over pay for labor and a referenced street violence at mills near Indian Herb End, with injuries and multiple resupply actions by reserves.
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Phlokge
Rantene
Wolves Attack Traveler Near Oerou Saskatchewan
A man named Loni, traveling near Oerou in Oerou Bay area is found mauled by wolves. Residents heard howling but could not prevent the attack as the traveler wandered into the woods and clothing was torn. Local authorities investigate the incident.
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Qayour Bay
Hue Eotekirbe
Serena
Germany vows to defend government amid foreign conspiracies
Berlin vows to resist foreign plots as Nord Alexis clamps down on internal threats. German cruiser Beaton returns to back up warnings, with possible use of force and naval deployments to safeguard citizens and assets in the Black Republic amid uprisings and tensions.
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Port Au Prince
Hart
Critser Beaton
Nord Alexis
Reinbold
Herrmann & Co
Bremen
Semeoander
Germany
Black Republic
United States
Keene
Cimminider Nlen
Hermiaon Fem
Iherary
Suinto
Mercans
Miners Return to Work Under National Wage Settlement
Bituminous coal miners across the United States pause for a wage settlement as 260000 men drop tools in a temporary hold. An open winter and weak industrial mood ease stockpiles, with an agreement to continue current pay while district and individual mine negotiations finalize a new scale.
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United States
Met
Amorth
Occars
Miners’ Organization
Opimtora
Congressional actions on nominations and bills to the Senate
A bill and several nominations trigger debate in Congress. The draft directs investigations into United Fruit president David Jayne Lilien Bonnier and names Arthur Beaupre as minister to the Netherlands, with Spencer F. Eddy as minister to the Argentine Republic. A nomination for Grant Victor Vice United States Marshal for the Eastern District of Oklahoma is considered, alongside a $1.1 million depositors reimbursement bill for Freedmen's Savings and Trust Co. House. Objections blocked Senate amendments on urgent deficiency and merchant marine measures, while the foreign yacht entry proposal seeks port access for American and foreign yachts under reciprocal rules.
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United Fruit
David Jayne Lil Mbonnaier
Germany
Arthur M. Beaupre
Finois
Netherlands
Spencer F. Eddy
Argentine
Grant Victor
United States
Oklahom
Freedmen's Savings and Triet Co. House
Pension Plan Prompts State Debate in Paria
In April the Aga Pension bill faces a vote as reformers push old age protection. The measure, stalled in the Senate, would require workers to save part of their earnings while employers contribute a larger share over a 40 year period, creating a funded system for retirement.
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Colurion
Senate
Speer
Port Handsten
Paria
Tata
Elminder
Devntion
Local woman testifies Doan's Kidney Pills helped cure kidney disease
Mrs H Ingle of Marton Ohio reports a long bout with kidney pain headaches and fatigue that vanished after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says relief came within days and the cure has lasted five years with no recurrence. The ad notes Doan's widely sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US sole agents.
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Doan
Maron
Mra. H. Ingle
Plocken
Dean
Vorita
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Oil crash and fire devastate fields near Vanstown
A giant oil rig or drum toppled by wind broke near Henry Van’s land, spilling over acres. More than 1,000 barrels burned as a line of tanks was hauled to trenches for recovery while crews repaired roads and cleared the site.
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Borgran
Henry van
Colver
Voluntary Petition in Bankruptcy Filed in Toledo
A. L. Trish prominent broker and real estate dealer and vice president of the Atlantic holding company filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in a United States court. The petition lists assets of 76 000 and liabilities of 464 790. Banks and Toledo residents are involved in the case.
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Toledo
Dew A. L. Trish
Vic
Atlantic Handelnm Cy
United State Court Therdiy
Beveral Telco
Teledoma
Wit Or
Atlantic Company
Talieo
Trish
Inter
Hand and Arm Found Likely a Preserved Specimen
Police believe a hand and arm found in the residence district last week is a preserved specimen owned by Dr. Ede wards who once lived in the neighborhood. It may have been buried by dogs after being dug up.
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Napoleon
Edewards
Couple from Findlay wed in Windsor Ontario 1907
A wedding announced in Findlay on April 1 reveals Thomas Singer general manager of the Ohio Hay and Grain Commission Co and his stenographer Mina Alice Peters wed in Windsor Ontario on August 11 1907 Miss Peters recently won a $2000 automobile from a Detroit magazine.
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Findlay
Mrowthy
Thomas Singer
Ohio Hay and Grain Commisatin Co
Mina Alice Peters
Windsor
Ontario
Findlay Woman Claims Share of Michigan Fortune
A Findlay woman is reported to travel to Michigan after a rich bachelor left an estate valued around 200 000 dollars. Charles C. Clemmons is believed to be among heirs seeking a portion of the fortune disclosed this week.
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Findlay
Apell J
Sire
Charles C. Clemmons
Michigan
Oxford Scholarship Awarded to Westeyan Student
A Westeyan university student from Oxford Delaware has been awarded the Cecil Rhoden scholarship at Oxford University England. The recipient is a junior in college and hails from a local family in Baal Patentine.
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Oxford
Delaware
L—B. KB. Linesoln
Westeyan University
Cecil Rhoden
Oxford Univerity
England
Wnconn Iia
Inollege Hera
Ana
Baal
Patentine
Dynamite Used in River Area Incident Report
Fragmentary notes describe explosives used near Rowley River five miles north of Berea. The text mentions Berra O and April LePaymer and references a river area near Lut with dynamite involved, but details are unclear and names may be garbled.
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Berra O
Rowley
Berea
Burglary Charges Filed In Bowling Green Case
In Bowling Green Ohio Afi L Pive charged with burglary and associated counts after alleged break in at a residence. Alvin Fratio and others are named in the county jail report as awaiting further legal action.
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Bowling Green
Alvin Fratio
Ieth County
Peale
Prisoner Attempts Escape from Jail Using Knife
A jail inmate named Barris tried to remove his confinement by force, cut his way with a knife and damaged a jail bar while attempting to flee.
Injunction Bars Aero Team From Lincoln Park Tree Work
Canton April 1 an injunction forbids the Aero duty from chopping trees in Lincoln Park for balloon ascensions. The elite struggle to secure a site in Salem where an offer is reported. Born With Two Heads near Upper Sandusky April 1 a double headed calf born on Fred Swartz’s farm.
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Canton
Lincoln Park
Salem
Offern
Upper
Sandusky
Fred Swartz
Mie Place
Durham
Windy Storm Damages School and Fire Totals Reported
High winds wrecked a brick school house in New Wineries and tore roof pieces across a quarter mile. A Cincinnati fire burned a five story paper plant on Went Shah Street causing about $175,000 in losses. Jacob A. TaFollette, missing Guernsey county treasurer, returns and says he was away on a pleasure trip. his office is under probe.
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Anevras
New Wineries
Cincinnati
Western Paper Roots Co
Cambridge
Jacob A. TaFollette
Guernsey
Three Die Suddenly in City and Other Briefs
Three men from different towns died suddenly in Wooster and nearby areas, including George Feightner, 74, and John Fuckinger, amid a report titled Happy Jack. A United States marshal allegedly attempted to arrest Capt. George Worley at the New York Navy Yard on a related crew abuse charge. Also noted are a humorist appearance and a discussion on Slavic women workers in shops and factories in Cleveland, New York, and other cities.
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Wooster
George Feightner
Thin City
Iaeoh KO Weyenndt
Burton City
John Fuckinger
Smithville
Red
New York
United States
Turaday
New York Navy Yard
George Worley
Staten
Abaronda
San Juan
Porto Rico
New York City
Cleveland
Valid Reason Found For Height Limits In Manhattan
The New York Tribune reports a proposal arguing for placing limits on building heights in Manhattan. The claim notes that at approximately 11 miles above earth, temperatures are about 100 degrees below zero, suggesting safety and climate concerns justify taller structures being restricted.
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New York
Manhattan
New York Tribune
French Writers and Sports
Young French writers under six years of age are praised for good health and devoted to sport. The piece notes that many writers in this age group practice sport in a subtle yet active manner, highlighting the healthy trend among the generation.
Railroads Spur Southern Growth As Panama Canal Looms
The article notes growing railroad activity in the South especially toward Atlantic and Gulf ports. It cites Panama Canal prospects as a key driver and highlights western systems seeking to share in the resulting ocean routes. It mentions rising coal output in Tennessee Alabama and Kentucky justifying southern fuel depots for growing merchant fleets.
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South Atlantic
Gulf Porta
Moat
Orient
Tennessee
Alabama
Kentucky
Almor
Revere House in Boston to be saved for relic
The Home of Paul Revere in North Square Boston near the old North Church was set for demolition but will be saved as a reliquary with efforts led by Governor Douglas and Mayor Golling. A $17,000 fundraising goal appeals to restore and preserve the historic site for colonial heritage.
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Paul Revere
North Square
Old North Church
Boston
Concord
Lexington
Elersons
Douglas
Golling
Local Market Ad Promises Careful Service and Quality Meats
An advertorial notice invites customers to visit a market offering careful attention to all orders and a wide range of meats. It emphasizes pleasing thousands of customers and frequent weekly service to show commitment to quality.
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Marlon Pownty
Neven
What the Simplon Means The New Tunnel Ends Historic Route
A Century Magazine reflection on the Simplon tunnel project, noting the erasure of a romantic Alpine passage once famed for Napoleonic intrigue and grand scenery. It recalls the yellow diligence, Brieg, Rhone Valley castles, St Bernard approach, and the warmth of Augustine monks amid dramatic mountain vistas.
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Europe
Alps
Brieg
Gonde
Rhone
Sion
Sterre
Leweche
Martigny
Simplon Tegen
Diamonds and sapphires shape tiny wire drawing dies
The article describes using diamonds and sapphires as drawing dies for ultra fine wires. It notes copper silver and platinum drawn to small sizes, diamond dies weighing four to five carats, and values ranging from fifteen to ninety dollars per carat. It compares die output to a spider spinneret.
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Thio
Drain on India's Population Highlighted by famine deaths
Fragmented OCR report notes a large death toll due to famine across India with figures for May including 2 088 deaths and a separate 16 008 figure in Punjab. The text is garbled but centers on nationwide mortality and state impact during a perilous period.
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India
Tadia
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Tug
Imeve
Beauty and the Beasts
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APM
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Indiana Harbor
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Trisley
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Stabon
John Mellow
Maine
Junte 1
Tex
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Yaqula
Sonora
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United Binton
HAIT
Nord Alexig
James J FN
Wostneen
Marion
Vigilance Association Incorporated
Columba, O
Central Ohio Horse
Baailwacocorporation
Tuwmdiay
A. J. Weaver
John V. Tusalng
James W. Gorn
Albert Taggart
D. A. Weakley
Toshon
W. Taylor
Kumiler
H. J. Finkbour
Wiliamn A. Barris
Jott
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Mappy Jack
John Miller
Happy Jack
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Wey Euy
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Tratege
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Craft’s Quality Drugs
Huber Bik
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