Bomb Attack On Russell Sage Office Injures Several
A man calling for 1 0000000 demanded money and threw a bomb at Russell Sage in New York. The blast wrecked the second floor, injuring Sage and several clerks, with one suspect killed and four people reportedly dead. The broker Washington Connor sustained serious injuries as the building's interior collapsed.
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New York
Deo
Russell Sage
Ti Treadway
Sage
Ter
W. T. Wilson
Washinton Connor
Wells Renown
Russel Sope
Tye
Deay
Helise
Indy
Slocum
Civil Service Reform Efforts Highlighted By Commission
A government commission reports progress on civil service reform in Washington, urging expansion to all federal posts and nonpartisan staffing. It notes increased nonracial appointments, calls for further exams, and urges removing postmasters from partisan politics.
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Uf & Oteil Service
Cormimis
Nawel
Washington
Vollegen
Tee
Elvil Mercion Taw
Wyston
Comralasion
Commission
Customs and Internal Revenue
Naey-Garda
District of Columbia
Treaties Signed and Global Shifts Highlight Dec 1 Updates
Reports from Vienna indicate the German Aus telus commercial treaty was signed with more to follow next week. Germany aims to leverage these pacts to reduce corn duties and press Russia to engage amid shifts in trade policy. In unrelated notes, a fatal assault in Armstrong and political moves in England and Wisconsin mark a day of diverse headlines.
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Hierion Wil
Levy Hall
Henin
Vienna
Bundesrath
von Bovtticher
Reichstas
Ameriga
Hoersen
Americh
Russia
Germany
Ohio State News Highlights Local Developments and Incidents
A sprawling Ohio dispatch reports on a proposed soldiers memorial in Case township, plus rural industry and infrastructure items. It notes factory closures, transit plans, pension agency activity, court actions, accidents, and municipal projects across counties including Putnam, Lorain, and Athens with various local figures and institutions named.
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Henny Hote
Christophar
Woontur
Asorien
Case Township
Manconis County
Ventine Gite
Tuy Tifin Glask Works
Tee We
MG AL Ae Stuart
Lavcaster
Sete
Younsatown
Newarl Urbana
Jackson
Jamen Sanders
Jackson County
Lotte Leoney
Shelby County
Penton
Stewis
RJ. Manning
Lottery 1
Columbia Light Artillery
Heush
Althonjl
Tiurrake
Ottawa
Putnam County
Asmanuna
Columbus Pension Agency
Wooster
Jon Thos
Lima
Timother
Chris McNea
Unionville
Tite
Keeney Curie
B. A. Higgins
Ctl Conway
J. R Drummond
Nidedy
Hogs
Gallin County
T. W. Woodworth
GJ. Frinke
New Lyme
Ashtashiola
Jenna Sraneni
Falloway County
Strick
Gay. Nase
John Moore
Cincinnati
Greensburg
Wim. Taylor
Hamilton County
Kent
A. A Wachter
Lancaster
Asalcidolmeper
Dayton
Mack Cratman
William Smith
Ironton
Chatman
Wenne Af Palf Defanni
Tink Norwalk Metal Splaning Co
Akron Board of Education
Ottawa County
Kurr Brown
Wayne County
Wooston
State
Jeon
Mariftea
Insanity in the Family and a Series of Local Notes
The article reports on multiple family cases of insanity in New York, noting Edward Wield’s slow recovery and confinement of his son. It recounts Alice Field’s elopement and subsequent admission to an asylum, plus other brief items: a fatal boiler explosion near a mill, a murder acquittal in Kentucky, and the marriage of Janet Pendleton to William Brice in St Joby’s Church.
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New York
Cyrus W. Wield
Edward M. Wield
Seylin
Edward Bield
Alice
Buffalo
Niagara Valle
Falls
Alice Field
Ningaes
Alloa Field
Pield
Hlse
Edward Wield
Pondiatos
Waournaros
Dea
Janet Janoos Pondieton
Daugheter
Goo Ti
Pendigton
Arthur Brice
St Joby's
Tunnel Collapse Strikes Exosmu Area Officials Probe
A tunnel collapse near Exosmu trapped workers after a fire and smoke. Workmen fled as timbers and coins were found within the walls. Two passenger and four freight trains passed two hours before the cavern failure, wrecking rail service. Authorities halted the line indefinitely.
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Tikwot
The Town Cow and a Prairie Loss of Freedom
A town cow endures capture and transport from meadow to yard under cruel handling. Brindle's memories of roaming fields and summer clover contrast with the harsh sale into confinement and the boy Johnny's family, culminating in a life of crowding and deprivation.
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Hrindis
Prairia
Iri
Policorsan
Hrindle
Brindle
Mill Farm
Swoods
Yanglea
Johnny
Chisayo Herald
Diamond Cutting Craft and Bortee Stones Highlight Boston Trade
Boston diamond cutters refine rough stones with gauges and skilled judgment. The era’s technique contrasts hand cutting with precision machines to maximize light and sparkle. Bortee stones, harder than white diamonds, are used in saw teeth for granite and related work.
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Menor
Toston
Amsterdam
Fordry
Eans Turles
Jewuty
Boston
Honda
Huston
Mixed fragments spark a collage of curios and history
A jumble of trivia and anecdotes spans language quirks, long vanished places, inventions, and curiosities. Names, landmarks, dates, and oddities from papers include mythic islands, knitting machines, and a grim punning edge from humorous pieces.
The Bachelor Apartments and City Life Reflections
A Dimmed view of modern romance contrasts with urban living. The piece analyzes marriage shifting from affection to prudence, noting women’s independence and men’s financial considerations shape relationships and domestic life in the city. The essay cites luxury interiors and social expectations as evidence.
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Ae — Barston Herald
Typewriter work and hats in Chicago society discussed
A Chicago Tribune reader notes the limits of average typewriters for literary work and the need for skilled stenographers. Also discussed is the trend of women wearing hats in offices and shops, with claims about millinery fashion influencing hair and behavior.
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Brigunet
Chicago
Ehforthand
Chicago ‘Tribune
Thole
Sien
Fragmented science notes and nautical techs in a garbled column
The text sketches diverse topics from underwater watches and ship cargo routes near Toran Sweden to leather waterproofing methods and early photography. It touches on weather eddies and storms, early telephone development, and a stream of scattered scientific and cultural asides with multiple proper names and places tangled in OCR errors.
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Minerva
Fiahoraen
Carey
Toran
Sweden
Imril
Trafic
Foster
Tony
United States
Lissa
Law
Met
Muybridge
Ugul
Jnimp
Humiaphone
Edeles
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Ohio State News
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Pope & Pulley
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China
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