Lemoine Diamonds Formula Claimed Locked in London Bank
Paris dispatch reports a sensational case as Lemoine touts a formula to create diamonds, allegedly stored in a London bank. Officials and scientists debate feasibility while Lemoine, once a showman, pursues experiments amid claims of duping investors and securing funds.
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Hie
London
Lemoine
Paris
Lenin
Jutius
de Beers Mining Co
France
Europe
Wil
Ee Ameday de Hatribert
Tie Chadwick
America
Ramey
Experia
Hove
Lormoine
White Wernher
Iogerde Main
Henri Motwsan
Motawan
Ike Wurts
Meine
Imown
German Navy League Is Disrupted
Dispatches detail a stormy meeting of the Navy League at Comal where nobles, officials, and professors clashed. The gathering intensified factional rifts, triggering a split into two German leagues, one for the north and one for the youth, with delegates from Havarian and Bout German factions in conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diepatchinn
Xlormy
Anton
Navy League
Comal
Tom Bringog Jarmouy
Afu
Secon
Snd
Weeme
North
Germany
Clashes and Political Tangles Reported in Honda Neb Scene
A fragmented report describes a political event in Lincoln Nebraska on January 20 with names such as Bryan, Mattone, and Roger of Mews. Subcommittee chatter and party dynamics are glimpsed amid references to revolutions and port actions, signaling a tense, evolving scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyen and Sullivan
Honda
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Fé Mattone
Tifand
Roger of
Mews
Democratic Party
Bryan Ax
Noroa
Urey
Ames C
Telegraphic Briefities Show Varied Political and Criminal Notes
Six boys from New Jersey amid ver turing missteps. in Ohio counties Taft endorsed by committees representing over 60 delegates. Carnegie relief fund 1907 report details distribution to employees and nine constituent companies. At Sulphur Ohio Wendling declared unwell ere farewell. A jury acquits Thiean Wak ae quitted of murder after ten minutes deliberation. Dr Dw aie eis Weekte age killed Jobo Mittehell in Mel Dakan's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Oho
Taft
Carnegie Relief Fund
Carnegie Steel Co
Ite
Seis
Sulphir
Ohio
Veteran Teacher Dit Columtus at Oble State University
A veteran educator, 67, formerly Berrows, taught English literature at Ohio State University after graduating from Western Reserve University in 1841. He served at Philipw-gealenn Western Reserve and Iowa Agriculture College before joining Ohio State, where he chaired English literature for years.
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Columtus
Alien C. Burrows
Sear
Oble
Theorg
Weatern Revorve University
Pmilipw — Gealenn Western Reserve
Iowa Agriculture
Engfish Itertare
Ohi State University
Dust Shower at Sea Baffles Experts in Gulf of Mexico
New York reports a strange sea event as the Monterey arriving from Vera Cruz, Progreso, and Havana observed a peculiar white powder like flour falling from its sides in the Gulf of Mexico. No grit was found and officials are unsure if it originates from the vessel or the air, with no clear cause identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gulf of Mexico
Wea
Monterey
Vera Orie
Man Confesses Murder in Providence Report
A young man from Providence County confesses to the murder of Mary Addy whose body was found at her Greenville home. The victim, a mill employee, was slain during a burglary in which her money envelope containing $18 was stolen. authorities offered a reward totaling $1,641 for the apprehension of the killer.
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Providence
Rs. 1
Jan
Ince
Uedoring
Mies
Mary Addy
Jon Oars
Greenville
Kemp Out on Five Thousand Dollar Bail
Jamen Kemp former chief clerk of the city department arrived here Sunday after being granted release on a five thousand dollar bond. He was recently in New Orleans on no charge of embezzling about ninety thousand of police funds and was appointed last July.
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Kempe
Washington
Jamen Kemp
Une Palin
New Orleans
Fonda
Entombed Miners Are Rescued at Ely Nevada Shaft
After 46 days entombed 100 feet below the surface in the Alpha shaft at the Gtraits mine, miners A. J. Ratley P. 4. Brown and Fred McDonald were rescued. Crowds cheered as the camp rang bells and whistles sounded.
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Ely
Nev
Jun
Coen
Gtraits
A. J. Ratley
Brown
Fred McDonald
Della
Burglars Steal Cash and Tickets in Schenectady
Burglars entered the waiting rooms of the Schenectady Railway Co in the business district Sunday morning and stole 1000 dollars in cash, 1400 in candy, and 400 dollars worth of tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N.Y
Schenectady Railway Co
Nply
Mernfry
Cana
Incomplete Chile Fire Triggers Major Losses
Unclear OCR text reports a large fire in Chile with mentions of Lowe Bontings and Tenure dates. Descriptions include financial damages possibly near 500000 and references to Meeks of Billings. Details are fragmented and not coherent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bontings
Chile
Meeks
Billings
Grant Die Treae
Gloxe Factory Fire Destroys Groencburs Stock
A blaze at the Stallikaw Company factory in Groencburs Pennsylvania on February 20 leveled the main building and its stock. The fire left two hundred workers unemployed as the site burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloxe
Groencburs
Hiroe Wleich’ S Bertenored
Gilant Af Te Stallikaw Co
Bev, Eaudeg
Lomn
SS Ee
Plans A Deep Waterway Seeks State Federal Action
New York public works chief F S Stevens urges Congress to join the state in building a 21 foot deep waterway from the Hudson to Lake Ontario. He warns the Ottawa Georgian Bay route by Canada could outpace New York traffic, risking New York’s commercial lead unless a national ship canal overrides it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Superintendent of Public Works
Stevens
Hudson River
Lake Ontario
Ottawa-Georgian Bay
Georgi Bay
St. Lawrence River
Great Northwest
Canada
Great Lakes
New York
Lake Erie
New York State
Bank Oppose Both Financial Bills in Chicago
Currency commission of the American Bankers Association rejected reports on the Aldrich and Fowler currency bills. It summarized objections and, with backing, proposed a new bill for Congress. The Aldrich plan was called impracticable and unworkable. The Monster bill was viewed as far reaching and potentially destabilizing.
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Chicago
Currency Commission of the American Bankers
Congress
Commission
Association
Guatemala Northern railway opens linking oceans
Guatemala City reports the Guatemala Northern railway, a major Latin American link between the Atlantic and Pacific, opened with ceremonies attended by President Cabrera and an American delegation led by Maj. Gen. George W. Davis. The project, described as vital, marks a milestone in regional development aided by American enterprise.
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Two Oceans
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Guatemala Northern Railway
Latin America
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Cabrera
George W. Davis
United States
Anelewra
One Convict Kills Another in Thomaston Prison
In Thomaston Maine on January 20 Edward M Balch aged 70 was assaulted by fellow inmate Neal Dow Brooks and killed. Brooks boasted of intent to kill others before being restrained. In New York also January 20 the fourth game of the Dilllachs series saw Button of Chicago vs Stenson of New York with Stenson ahead after a late rally.
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Thomaston
Edward M. Balch
Neal Dow Brooks
Houven
Inanne
Ki Brooke
Playactun
Button
Glosson
New York
George Button
Chcago
George F. Stenson
Sutton
Nameless Dvad Were Buried Together in Kioudee Opira House
Fragmented report describes a burial of two individuals at a cave near Purview country after a fire. Attendees included 1p OY persona and several locals. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a fatal incident and a rescue attempt with one alledged saver.
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Kioudee Opira House
Death's Summons: Charles A. Smith Dies at 66 in Philadelphia
Charles A. Smith former minister to Russia and postmaster general during the Spanish American War died suddenly at his home in Philadelphia aged 66. He had suffered heart trouble after a sequence of illnesses and injuries following a New York dinner in November and a Christmas dinner in the city. Born in Mansfield Connecticut on February 5, he served as military secretary and judge advocate in New York, later editor of the Albany Journal and Press. He held the postmaster general office from McKinley’s cabinet through Roosevelt’s early years, aiding rural free delivery and U S postal expansion in Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines. He leaves a widow and five siblings.
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Philadelphia
Charles Amory Smith
the Press
Ruwsie
New England Society
Stith
Athentic City
Mra. Smith
N. Y
Perth
Albany
Smith
John Rathbone
State of New York
Horatig Beymour
Flo Teaienet
Albany Academy
Albany Journal
Presa
Huawsta
Investigation Ordered Over Fatal Fight Aboard Ship
Newport authorities order inquiry into the death of P A Hartnett after a street fight aboard a warning ship. Admiral Merrell has directed a probe into the incident that left Hartnett with a blow to the brain on Saturday. Cumberland Manning, a naval apprentice from Middleton, is held in custody as the inquiry proceeds.
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Newport
A. 1
Addimiral Merrell
P A. Hartnett
Cumberland
Manning
Middleton
Hartnett Mearns
Street Brawl Ends in Murder in Detroit
A street fight in Detroit on a Sunday morning between two groups of foreigners ended with Dusick stabbed in the neck and dying after running a half block to the scene. Casimir Dy ee a Polander, identified as a participant, details suggest a violent ethnic clash.
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Detroit
Mick
Casimir Dy Ee
Dusick
Ganker Poet Drew New York Dies at 70
The banker poet Drew New York died Saturday at his home in the city from a sudden heart attack. He was 70 years old.
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Ganker
New York
Danish firm plans full towing service for ships
A Danish company moves to establish a complete towing service in waters around Denmark. A dispatch from Berlin notes the venture aims to tow about 1000 ships annually using ten powerful tugs as international traffic increases.
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Berlin
Straits of Magellan
Denmark
Bape Aera
Ofte Larasen
Wras
Horm
Rhelish
Dateh
Hegan
Pacific
Wall
Ahekerous
Laranen Oy
Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Appetite and Relief
An exchange between Mr White and Mr Black features a meal scene and a sales pitch for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Mr White touts the tablet that digests thousands of times more food, claims relief from heartburn and indigestion, and urges readers to mail for a free sample from the F A Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan.
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Black
White
Dyspepsid Disek
Wiilte
Cori
Blatk
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Ride
Marshall, Mich
New Shipping Venture Plans Ocean Tug Fleet
A proposed company aims to start with about 800000 dollars capital to tackle the hazards of round the Horn voyages. Outward journeys suffer ballast and car issues, with many ships requiring repairs after cape rounding. The plan calls for ten powerful tugs to be stationed at Punta Arenas, Magellan Strait, to shorten transit to about 36 hours if funded.
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Cape
Denmark
Punta Arenas
Magelan
County Option Bill Dominates Early General Assembly
Scores of petitions circulate as the General Assembly enters its third week in Columbus Ohio on June 20. Key measures slated for early action include the Howe franchise bill the Rowe county option bill and the Atwell initiative and referendum regulation. A tax committee will hear tonight with the Atwell Foundation set for the senate judiciary committee Tuesday and the Rose county optics bill to be reviewed by temperance officials Wednesday.
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Coltubus
Howe
Rowe County
Atwell Initiative and Referendum Regulation, & Spa
Mate Committee On Taxation
Atwell
Senate
Judiciary
Rose County Optics
Committee
Temperance
Senate petitions press Meek education probe
A Tuesday evening session will hear petitions bearing names urging an investigation into charges of trafficking in state school certificates. Anti-Saloon forces and Botian opponents back action while a push for a joint committee faces resistance. Rumors persist of a broader inquiry led by a Benne tor Meck ally, as allies prepare to meet the charges when the investigation is ordered.
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Beate al Erie Baler
Germaine
Wanda
Senate
Raycom
Theodore
Eifi Brouket Bagment
Meek
Bennetor
Abbott Denies Story and Political Tangles in Jan Edition
Abbott of the Bryan publicity bureau denies a letter implying support for a Denver convention nomination. He states he has not heard political matters from Mr. Bryan for weeks. A Cornell student, Elizabeth Cont, is set to debate Coryell on colonial incorporation in Ithaca. A university funeral in Paris follows a campus collision killing forty people, with multiple injuries and local authorities investigating.
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Abbott
Worhington
Jan
W. J. Abbott
Bryan Publicity Bureau
Effy
Heytin
Denver
Bryan
Cornell
Hoc
Mike Elizabeth Cont
Coryell
Deta Ogatint Colombie
Tnt Correll
V. Swith
The
Kent
Ithaca
Licorice Root Trade Details From Meander Plains
Licorice root grown in the Meander plains is described as the best in the world, surpassing Syria, Mesopotamia, Caledonia, Siberia, and China. Exporters prepare land for 3 to 5 years, harvest starts in October, roots are dried and sorted into debelo and ba kote grades, then baled in 220 pound boxes for shipment. The United States is the main buyer, importing about 14,210 tons annually worth $560,000.
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Aska Minor
Atic
Fee
Syria
Mesopotamia
Buiten i
America
United States
Girl's Suit Described With Velvet Collar and Buttons
A fragmented description details a girl's suit fashioned from a flexible material with a two row buttoned front and a trimmed black velvet collar. The frame is described as slender with padded shoulders and a loose back, resembling a shrug or bolero in structure.
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Wanda
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Lemal
Wernher
Paytien
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Huyd
Hr. Mare
Gonaives
Rela
W. H. Taft
Deagwtete
Bats
Public Works
Charles Emory Smith
Ruste
Dane
Magellan Straits
Ohio Senate
Aata Miner
M. Hayter & Co
West
Center Strats A
P.S
Special Messenger Service
Craft's Quality Drugs
Turner's Grocery
Aladdin
Chas. Turner & CO
E. Genter St
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Selec
Tion
China
Marion Provision CO
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