Dutch Vessel Katwijk Sunk at Anchor Off Noord Hinder
Dutch government steamer Katwijk was torpedoed and sunk while anchored off Noord Hinder in the Netherlands. Twenty three crew members were rescued by a lightship after German torpedo boats attacked Dutch trawlers and torpedoed two British ships in the same week.
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Cuxhaven
Knewit
Baltimore
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Rotterdam
Noordhinder
Moland
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Leyden
Ptotmigan
Mrs Roosevelt Undergoes Operation in New York
Mrs Theo dore Hoosevelt wife of ex president Roosevelt underwent an operation at Floodstail Hospital Thursday. Dr Howardn Taylor performed the procedure and announced it successful. Colonel Roosevelt and Hendore Roosevelt Jr arrived shortly before the operation and stayed during it.
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New York
Theodore Hoosevelt
Roosevelt
de. Howardn. Taylor
JJ Waa
Hendore Roosevelt, Jr
Jap fleet tries to salvage cruiser Asama at Tugela Bay
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Rodeyell reports 4000 Japanese sailors and marines landed at Tugela Bay under five warships. They seek to rescue the cruiser Asama stranded at Seulua Bay while under attack, according to Los Angeles dispatches.
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Rin- Seulua
Los Angeles
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Tuctle Bay
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Asama
Funston to Take Charge as U S Forces Move in Mexico
Major General Frederick Tuostoo assumes personal charge of American forces in the Mexican border area. The move follows threats and rising tensions in the Brownsville and San Antonio region as the situation remains volatile. In New York, a youth is arrested for threatening Vincent Astor over a $500 demand at Grand Central.
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Frederick Tuostoo
Dorder
Iseo Toutetom
San Antonia
Brownsville
Tex
Astor
New York
Vincent Astor
Shnald
Joby Merlelis
Vinéteen
Grand Central Terminal
Coronation date set for Emperor Yoshiblrg
Tokyo reports the cabinet fixed November 10 as the coronation date for Emperor Yoshiblrg. The budget committee has appropriated 4,000,000 yen for the expenses of the ceremony.
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Zeppelin raid hits Tyne region with bombs and darkness
British towns Blyth Wallsend Seaton Burn and Gramington were targeted as a Zeppelin airship conducted a 25 minute raid over the Tyneside area. Bombs fell near Blyth Wallsend and South Shields while Newcastle was missed. One man injured near Choppingtown.
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England
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Blyth
Yao St Wallsend
South Shields
Wallsend
Menoaetls
Cramlington
Choppingtown
Behl
G Fqrmer
Wailsend
Tyne
Tverton
Paula
R Ons
Denton
Elawiol
William Toethill Neila Dies in Kansas City
William Toethill Neila editor and owner of the Kauass City Star died at his home after months of illness. Born March 7 1847 in Port Wayne Indiana he studied at Notre Dame and worked as a contractor before entering journalism. He started the Evening Stir in Kansas City on September 18 1880.
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William Toethill Neila
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Wayne
Kanass City
Milwaukee man posed as brother to dodge alimony case
In Milwaukee in April 17 a man named Orville J. Collins, missing since 1885, was exposed after he posed as his own brother to evade alimony. He was ordered to appear before Judge Eschweller to show cause why $5,400 should not be paid. His wife, Mrs. Collins, had divorced him and received $20 monthly and moved to St Joseph, Missouri. Investigators reported the scam and revealed his true identity.
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Tyantygovernéure
Orville J. Collins
Eschweller
Coliips
St Joseph
Son & Man
Keeen
Milwaukee
Collings
Oan
15 Killed in Detroit Car Crash
Detroit reports fifteen dead and forty nine injured after a streetcar collides with a freight train at West Jefferson Avenue and the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad yard. The westbound streetcar, carrying workers, was struck by a backing freight train. Most onboard were thrown from the trackside as wreckage spread. Rabanelees mises of wrecknee is unclear. English miners may strike for April 22 cession of colliery work with 20 percent wage increase.
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Detroit United Railwaye
Detroit, Toledo, & Ironton
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London
UN Loge
Michigan Mint Pay Raised By Calumat and Heele Co
About 12,000 workers at Calumat and Heele Mining and subsidiaries receive a 10 percent wage increase. Announcement notes improved pay across the workforce and related subsidiary properties.
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Oplumet
Micit
Anvil
Calumat and Heele Mining Company
Giant German World War I shell unearthed near Verdun
An enormous German artillery shell described as 42 centimeters in diameter and about three feet in length was dug up by British soldiers near Verdun. The shell, nearly a ton in weight, is noted as a formidable 1st‑fall projectile with a sturdy design and no explosion found.
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Verdun
Fragmented OCR Sketches Of Thoughts And Interjections
An unclear OCR fragment references names and phrases like Faria Mulhall Jones and Goce, with stray lines about a man facing struggles, winter worries, and a rock incident. The garbled text hints at a narrative or dialogue but lacks coherent events or dates to establish a clear report.
Touches of Eczema Soap Ad and School Tale
An odd ad touts a fragrance free soap for skin hair and nails with promises of purity and whiteness. A stray school anecdote recalls a boy named Herman whose teacher berates his slow responses until he quips his father would not trouble sending him there.
The Telephone Pole
A quirky excerpt from Harper's Weekly describes a Polish worker learning to use a telephone quickly. She eagerly answers calls, mishears phrases, and confronts the receiver with a puzzled reply, highlighting early telephony misunderstandings.
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Halla
Halle
Tanid
Harper
Counterfeiter's Downfall Cited In Odd Tale
A malformed tale describes a counterfeiter encountering a robber on a lonely road. The robber brandishes a revolver and demands money, but the robber’s own crimes lead to his capture after buying a pistol with counterfeit funds. He receives a lengthy sentence for counterfeiting. The moral hints at consequences beyond the initial crime.
Postum Promises Healthier Morning Drink Switch
A traveling doctor urges readers to try Postum as a coffee substitute claiming better sleep and steady weight. The ad-style letter describes mixing Postum with cream and oats, noting taste, aroma, and health benefits, with pricing at 30c and 60c per package.
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