Weathering News Mix of Weather and Local Topics
A scrambled OCR page mentions heavy fronts, rain, and wind across a region, with references to local weather observations and impacts. It weaves in scattered notes about officials, church events, delivery services, and a train accident near Lawrence with crashes and injuries, all in a stream of fragmented phrases.
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Conflicting Reports On Telegraphers Strike Effects
Reports from Southern Railway officials and operators disagree on the strike’s reach. In Chattanooga and nearby areas passenger trains face interference and freight traffic declines while Knoxville, Meridian, and Memphis divisions show varied train operations. Operators claim most workers are out, while officials give differing figures.
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Ex Mayor Phelps Dead in TaPorte Dispatch
Fragmentary report notes ex mayor Phelps died, with scattered references to a rescue attempt and capture. The text mentions Nha D and Captain Phelps, plus Colonel Walther, Bacon and Columbia, but few coherent details remain due to damaged OCR.
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Buffalo's Cruise Plans for Cruiser Buffalo
New York reports outline the voyage of the converted cruiser Buffalo. The ship will leave Brooklyn Navy Yard tomorrow afternoon for Philadelphia then return to the United States with a stop at Norfolk. Crews aboard will receive orders, with sailors assigned to the ship upon arrival and later stationed at bedienen a denotes a theater reserve. The text also lists ports including Gibraltar Kiel Havre and Copenhagen as potential destinations or points of interest, with the wider aim of assembling personnel for warship deployment and assignment.
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Fragmented Anti-Trust League Message Reaches Travelers
A garbled early 20th century note from Dowe of the Anti-Trust League claims concerns with misrepresentation and political alignment. It references Bryan, Dewey, and Sada War, suggesting internal party tensions and calls for administrative changes. The text is heavily garbled and fragments only glimpse political maneuvering.
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Anti-Trust League
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Mexican Officers and Soldiery Heading to the Front
A report notes a lieutenant and detachments bound for Guaymas to serve in the front. The article mentions officers detached from Seniesa troops, with references to government orders and aggressive campaigns. Also listed are travel arrangements and a return fare of 23.95 via Santa Fe, with detailed transport details and dates referenced.
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Mining in Corea Described by J Stoat Fassett
J Stoat Fassett recently returned from Corea where he pursued gold mining ventures. He notes North American mining machinery and five years of ongoing operations across 1000 square miles with a 24 year lease. Fassett says Corea offers vast fields, favorable climate, and a strong opening for capital and enterprise under U S protection.
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Secretary Coburn Seeks Clarity on Free Seeds and Vaccines
The Kansas secretary of agriculture denies having funds to supply free seeds vaccines or serums. He notes rising requests from public county residents for seed packets and other items, urging people to contact their state representative or the secretary for guidance.
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Rankin Called Down by Temperance Writer Authority Row
Dr. Howard H. Hursell of the American Anti Saloon Society questions Mr. Rankin authority to advocate a state temperance commissioner scheme. He states Rankin lacks commission and cites irregular appointment concerns. April 12 reports show district convention nearing a vote with ballots cast and no clear nominee yet.
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Russell
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