Maryland Senator William Whyte Dies, Long Public Servant
Senator William Pinckney Whyte, a Maryland figure in public life since 1847 and former governor, U S senator, Baltimore mayor, and attorney general, died at his home. Born February 9, 1824, he held nearly every state office, served as minister to Great Britain, and contributed to Maryland politics for decades before his death.
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People of
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William Pinckney Nye
Washington
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Chingbell Whyte
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Harvard
Delegaton
Great Erie
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United State Senatur
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Mile City
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United State
Arshur P. Gorman
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Brooklyn and New York mark St Patrick celebration noise
Fragmented transit and civic event notes mention New York and Brooklyn observers for St Patrick’s Day festivities. Gov Hughes and a secretary attended a ceremony at a Pontanelon hall with a reception following. Figures and exact details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Marek
Inlehmen
Ana
Maghollan
Hrooklyn
Brooklyn
St. Matrick Boeuty
Gov. Hughes
Students Granted Liberty After Theater Heist
Ann Arbor March 11 University of Michigan students were released after a Monday night incident at the Star theater. Fifteen students paid $1 000 in bail to avoid harsher charges while awaiting Justice Doty. Court records show they faced counts tied to the disturbance and theft.
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Ann Arbor
Mick
University of Michican
Star Theater
Liberty
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Gaul
Unclear brief: shortages and wrecks reported in March
Fragmented report from March details shortages in Minnesota, a faulty food conversion task, and monetary ratings totaling 6194. It mentions a steamer wreck near Round Taesley, with all lives saved, and various chaotic excerpts about hotels, a missing woman, and local incidents.
Students Suspended at University Amid Protest
A disrupted campus incident at a major university led to suspensions for several students. Officials cited disciplinary rules during a march that involved around two hundred graduates. The event unfolded near the humanities building and prompted a temporary campus closure for safety reasons.
Short Tide in Bhamokin Pa Sparks 6000 MPI Navy Move
A terse dispatch from Pennsylvanias Bhamokin reports 6000 MPI naval units in the Ld region. Tuesday events center on a planned work shift with local authorities and nearby stations engaging in a weathered maritime operation.
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Tima Bhamokin
Myre Tha Tapi Hou
Martioe Cit
Albion School Fire Bares Loss After 260 Pupils Vanish
A tigt school at Albion Pa burned just after 260 pupils had been praised Whi Nelmy aged 60 yeara claiming to be the last survivor of the Noble Six Hundred at Balaklava is dead at his home in Manassa Colorado. The report says the president plans to send a special message to Congress, with Civic Federation recommendations denied at the White House. An American firm won a competition to determine the host cartridge and pack carrying for infantrymen. Prosecution will be started against Chesapeaky & Ohio Railway officials over alleged illegal protective shipments.
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Nelmy
Balaklava
Manassa
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Congress
Civic Federation
Keete
Tae
Kundan War Office
Porty-atx
Fan
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Chesapeaky & Ohio Railway Co
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Slinwere
Did Not Feed the Cattle in Transit Across States
United States prosecutor Houpt files nine suits against Great Northern Railroad Co for alleged federal cattle in transit law violations. Complaints cite 22 separate offenses with fines up to 500 dollars each, totaling potentially 11,000 dollars. cattle moved from Montana North Dakota and Minnesota to Chicago without food or water for up to 50 hours.
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St. Paul
Minn
United Bitter
Houpt
United Suites
Nine
Great Northern Railroad Co
Vargeuw Velate
Montana
North
Daketa
Minnesota
Chitako
Temper Turmoil And Labor Strikes In Early May
The report recalls temper issues and a protracted petition to the Allegheny Presbytery for pardon after a public dispute in New Wilmington. It also notes a large scale brewery workers strike in St Louis and a Wisconsin convention adjournment. The piece reflects early 20th century labor unrest and church proceedings amid industrial tensions.
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Pitteburg
Mayol
Codlettar
New Wilmington
Allegheny Presbytery
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Lita
Buckeye Lawmakers Clash Over Saloons Ban Bill in Senate
Columbus March 1 The Senate passed a bill to prevent the marketing of saloons in residence districts after extended debate between temperance and liberal forces. The measure, amended from its original form, now targets only home jurisdictions with a 92 to 0 vote in some stages, and a later house vote considered motor vehicle registrations, property removal, and pension provisions.
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Colmbus
Jones Howe
Edward
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AUDI
Aloona
Eltes
Arbena
Rose Gouttty
Ohio State
Adeermbly
City Officials Plan Projects to Help Unemployed
Shayer Heyburn announced a program after a conference of city officials to create work for the unemployed. The plan involves investments under a city initiative to fund improvements and stimulate employment in Punwielpilu on March 16.
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Punwielpilu
Shayer Heyburn
Boy Pugilist Killed in Philadelphia Boxing Tourney
A young boxer died in Philadelphia following a Bijou Theatre bout on Tuesday. Willie Toinson, in his first year, died while boxing with Churkel Wolf of the same match at the Mareh Lin tournament amid regular performances at the theater.
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Philadelphia
Mareh Lin
Willie
Three Men Die in Chicago Steel Beam Accident
In Chicago a heavy steel beam collapsed trapping three men who died in the fall. Rescue crews found the victims at the scene after the incident occurred Thursday afternoon while the men were inspecting or handling the beam at a work site. Further details from officials await confirmation.
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Mare
Tommy Burns Easy Victory Over Roche in Dublin
Tommy Burns defeated Jem Roche by a quick knockout at Theater Royal Dublin for the world heavyweight title. Burns finished Roche with a sharp right to the jaw after a brief opening exchange, as crowds of about 3,000 watched. Bets were placed with Croker among the notable backers. Roche’s reception was strong but Burns’ victory dominated the event.
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Agnificate
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Greetey
Woman assaulted in woods near Foliuiebee village
March 1 near Foliuiebee the girl Mins Nettle Cudick was knocked down in the road by Blekeousen Dick Walker a Welleburg paper mill employee. She regained consciousness as the man pursued and attacked him with a stone blow then escaped home. Walker was later arrested.
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Foliuiebee
Mins Nettle Cudick
Minty Annaul Blekeousen
Dick Walker
Welleburg
Blie
Ijn Caditlek
Pire Walker
Cin Woods
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Walle the Tater Wan
Save Her Husband Forgery Charged in Cleveland Case
Amy Ingraham testifies in Judge Ford's court that her husband C Ingraham former Oberlin dry goods merchant forged documents to defraud Ohio Mutual Savings and Loan Co. She seeks $1,200 in judgment alleging a $900 loan scheme.
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Cleveland
C. Ingraham
Oberlin
Ohio Mutual Savings and Ion Co
Amy Ingrahun
Ford
Cleveland Saloon Slayings Prompt Six Year Term
In Cleveland on March 18 a deadly shooting at a saloon and restaurant left one man dead and another wounded. Edwart Drettt was reported killed, while Barr Still was injured. Krueger fled the scene. In Lima G a deputy US marshal arrested several hall way workers. Judge Quail sentenced a man to six years for staged arrests and robberies totaling over $100 from railroad workers.
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Edwart Drettt
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Lima
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Lere
Gallon
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Heaser
Unemployed strike at county infirmary offices in march
A group of unemployed men including several foreigners left the county infirmary on Tuesday morning and went on strike in a mass departure. The strike disrupted access to meals and services as workers demand employment.
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Columitin
Narrow Escape Reported in Cleveland Suitor Incident
Three women and three men faced a suffocation danger described in a Cleveland incident involving a suitor. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a tense sequence with multiple individuals present and a hazardous exposure or entrapment scenario. Authorities investigated the event.
Did You Ever Stop To Think About Health Remedy
An early 20th century advertisement touts Stuarts Dyspnea Tablets as a cure for indigestion and fatigue. It promises renewed energy, better work performance, and improved health, claiming the product restores appetite and vigor. The copy invites readers to request a free sample by mailing F A Stuart Co. in Marshall, Arkansas.
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Fied
Echoes From Congress and Local Accidents Reported
Washington March 18 The house debated pensions with Roosevelt Taft and Wilson figures cited. Senator Larottette sought delay while Kentucky’s Mr Ollie James praised the president and predicted Nehranian election. A road for emergency currency bonds and rail venture provisions were discussed. Crandon and Auguste incidents produced three workmen fatalities and a judge injury amid a fusillade of local misfortunes.
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Taft
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Mall's Catarrh Cure Hoaxes and Endorsements
An ad fragment touts a cure for catarrh with testimonials from Walding Kinnan Marvin and others, claiming internal action and mucous membrane benefits. It lists agents like Une punarea-Dollara and Toledo Ohio as sources and urges purchase via a retail network. The text shows typical 19th century patent medicine rhetoric and dubious endorsements.
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Toledo
Cheney
Bie Fem
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesale
Devggian
Audit probe rattles state office network in 1905
The report details of a probe into State Auditor Guibert’s office unfolding March 18 with inquiries into telegraph and tax records. It cites Treasurer McKinnon, Governor Harcland, Attorney General Hills, and expert accountant Lottman, noting delays and mismatched records across Northern Ohio and Philadelphia links.
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Murder and Special Officer Killed in Chicago Shootings
Unclear text reports a fatal murder of two members, Bilane and Joe Farro, by Walter Foce and GW miners at Mavis Colliery Co in Copen after a dispute over DIL. A Chicago special policeman is killed, Edoned Hoffer van is shot, Toomey and Morin wounded. suspect Davald Starr fled from the elevated station at Lackwoo Park Avenue.
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Laokwoo Park Avenue
Explosion Fatal to Four at Linton United States Powder Co
March 18 reports three workmen killed and 61x injured by an explosion in one of ten wheel houses at United States Powder Company. Details mix with local notices of emigration from Poland, factory shifts, church references, and a humorous aside about a deacon and a preacher, reflecting a chaotic local page.
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George Kenny
Linton
Theslay
United States Powder Co
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Fragmentary quarreling hints at power split
Incomplete OCR text shows quoted phrases about a broken power structure and repeated references to factions or groups described as scrapping. The readable fragments suggest internal disputes and shifts in authority, though concrete names, places, or dates are not present.
Tripolitan exports and labor drain described in Gra Esporte fragment
The fragmented Gra Esporte passage argues that Tripolitania should export its own wheat land products and laments population loss to England since 1868. It cites Camel exports totaling about 215,165 camels in 1001 with 154,000 through Bull Hall gateway and Telpoll town data, totaling around $3,000 tom.
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Vom Sele
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London
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Harper's Maggette
Untitled Dialogue Fragments From A Coined Conversation
Fragmentary OCR text presents a dialogue with garbled lines about a watch case, a picture, and a dog named Hille Mouse terrier. Characters Mr. Hones, Tadien and Pink discuss a sister’s actions and a ballad referenced by Evans at the Hat.
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Mixon Manks
Jane Toughe
Terler
Mr. Hones
Alster
Abe
Tadien
Mr. Pink
Will Ae
Ob Evans
Polite Amenities and Unclear Sentiments About Dogs
An odd, fragmented excerpt shows a speaker puzzled by why many women are not fond of dogs. The text reads as a stray quotation with garbled phrasing and incomplete dialogue, leaving the speaker's stance and context ambiguous.
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Doge
Loose OCR Ad Fragments Scramble Services and Loans
Fragmented text lists services from a loan and paper goods business. Mentions telephone, address details, office contact at 1 Court Street, and a general invitation to negotiate loans, exchange rent, and provide various office and paper products. Contains misspellings and unclear lines, resembling an old classified-like ad.
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