State Journal Wire From New York to Timeworn Vales
A garbled OCR summary from a state regional newspaper notes a rush of intercity reports and wire dispatches. It mentions New York, Hick, Brent, and WVU in a clipped transit of headlines and market notes, with a promise of exclusive full coverage.
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Pest
Journad Bidsdts
Fe Brent, Aorder of
Dubta
New York
Hick
BIL
Nendeehitt
Hhde
Aktock, Mas
Ciliang Orien
Finck
Public Services Cuts Draw Mixed Reactions
The plan aims to serve the public more efficiently with lower spending, citing benefits for 190 families and reduced patronage for contractors and the press. Officials argue the change improves services while limiting expenditures and middleman costs.
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Epoll
Home News While Away In The State Journal Offer
Readers away for the summer can have The State Journal mailed daily to any address for forty cents a month. Change of address available anytime. Also notes rally in prices of cattle stock and mentions Rock Island Railroad adjustments. References political editorials and plans tied to Miglin.
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State Journal
Rock Island
Trade Trends Between United States and Canada Highlight Tariff Effects
The document analyzes commerce with Canada showing imports and exports at record highs in the final year. It notes Canada’s regional distribution across Quebec Ontario New Brunswick Nova Scotia and British Columbia and cites the impact of tariffs on US exports to Canada and UK colonial trade. It discusses historical tariff changes from 1897 onward and their relation to observed trade growth through 1909.
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United States
Canada
Canida
Britteh Columbia
Qubec
Ontario
Nova Scotia
New
Miready
United Kingdom
Anne Apell
Carrie
Great Britain
Grey
Great Briteth
Exhibit at town fair praises politicians and local figures
A fragmented feature describes a Tewu y Aatry exhibit at a worfi s fair lauding John Stewart the creamery man and various political figures. It notes crowd interest, housing needs, and a rattlesnake incident in Newark, with misread spellings and era-typical praise and concern for Kansan prosperity.
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John Stewart
Cleveland
Tom Johnnson
Bart Bid Gorman
Rural Free Delivery Debate in Minnesota Tribune
A heavily edited fragment discusses rural free delivery, political and contractor influence, and the push to extend postal service to the countryside. It notes opposition from revenue concerns, contractor profits, and resistance to continued expansion despite public demand and political maneuvering.
Tin imports in United States surge on Philippine potential
New data from the Department of Commerce and Labor shows U S tin imports reaching 88 million pounds valued at over 17 million dollars, up from 55 million pounds in 1890. The Malayan states dominate world supply, with export duties on ore prompting speculation about smelting in the United States and possible tin production in the Philippines.
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Philippines
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Tim Bu
Straits Settlements
Dutch East Inifits
Australia
Malayan States
Philippine
New York Money Market Summary (Historical Note)
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a New York money market scene with rail stamp references and vague currency terms. No clear events, persons, or institutions are readable to establish a specific action or outcome.
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New York
Hood's Sarsaparilla Benefits for Hittin and Health
A historical ad asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine for scrofula and systemic irregularities. It claims slow decay from illness, disturbance during treatment, and reliance on the tonic for harmony of bodily humors.
Jayhawker Jots from St Francis and Kansas miscellany
A rambling column reports on St Francis Stockton and Hutchinson plants, a fire destroying Hutchinson storage, harvest notes from Augusta Leavenworth and Topeka satire. Mentions corn crops downs prices dairy alfalfa carnival and local curiosities. Includes jokes about a Wichita wife and a Providence wheat king.
Quaher Eheflections and a Night of OddQuotes
A garbled cut from a Victorian era page features jumbled phrases about elections and fate, with stray lines on wealth, heaven, and a sign in Kensington. The text weaves misheard names, humorous misprints, and fragmentary dialogue about wealth, marriage, and a nightmarish dinner scene.
Editorial Comment The Way to Stop Mobs
From Danville to New York World reports growing public support for sheriffs who repel mobs at lab doors. It praises vigilant police and governors who refuse to parley with mobs and urges similar courage nationwide to curb lynching. The piece contrasts naval speed feats with steady law enforcement and laments complacent federal neglect.
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New York World
Danville
American Review of Reviews
New York
Whitlock
Guv. Durbin
Indiana
Fragmentary OCR Note on President Roosevelts Policy
The text discusses the costs and impact of President Roosevelt's stance on the Kinnection petition, noting the involvement of those who supported his course and the timing of archiving petitions. It reflects on the record kept in the state department and the diverse involvement of petitioners, indicating its lasting significance in official papers.
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Housevelt
Kinhinett
Peito
Topeka Grocers Picnic Prizes Highlight Community Fair
The Topeka grocers committee prepares a village fair program at Vinewood park with prizes including pants, ham, soap, and dry goods. Events feature foot races, a donkey contest, and a dance by Minberg's orchestra. An afternoon baseball game between butchers and grocers caps the day after a Crawford theater show.
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Mmonefiant Committee
Topeka
Vinewood Park
Palace Clothing Compen
Burghart
Charles Wolff
Charles Wolf
3Tional Soap Company
Rere
Wills Bry Goods Company
Peeane Krocers’ and Butchers’ Sons
Mar Journal
Crosby
Continental Creamery
Western Woolen
Cape Elagor
Eagle's Smokers
O. T. Casron
Elmer Peyton
Sen
Robinson
Bnit
Libby
Topeka Railway Company
Cromby Bror
Turing
Butchers
Krovers
Etven Wen
Minberg
Special Tuesday Attracts Grocers Picnic Day
Special attractions listed for Tuesday include two packages Egg-O-See and best oats, peaches, coffee, potatoes, biscuits, yeast, beans, salmon, baking powder, ginger soap, tea, canned peaches and peas. Grocers close all day Wednesday August 19 for the picnic inviting families to join a woodland outing.
Performance Signals Strong Start to Season
The review notes last night's show prevented a general melt down and forecasts a well booked season. It mentions Rome's high quality melomelodramas and comedies plus comic operas on the market, highlighting the latest time and several top titles.
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Rome
Upholds Blacklist in Western Union Labor Case
In St Louis on August 17 the United States circuit court sustained the demurrer for Western Union Telegraph Company in the labor injunction case of Bover et al. The opinion holds the company has the right to employ or not employ union members for any reason and that the blacklist may be maintained for others.
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St. Louis
Rogsie
United States Circuit Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bover Et al
Dude Rogers
Etenious Smith
Aspera
Fhr
J. G. Frankel
Second District
Western Ea
Marbeied Elopers Caught In Leavenworth Watch
A married man and Mrs Margaretta Lowenstein eloped from Scranton and arrived in Leavenworth with their four children. A letter from the Scranton superintendent included a photograph of Mrs Lowenstein and children. Exill Gessler and the couple were confined as officers awaited transport back to Scranton.
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Leavenwert
Ban
Abe
Scranton
Exill Gessler
Margaretta Lowenstein
Leavenworth
Ats
Laon Resintendent
Bureau of
Margarete Owenniein
Fred
Julie Semall Geisler
Ithe Jette
Geister
Lowenster
Mayor Boschs purge ends all Hamilton police and fire chiefs
Hamilton Ohio August 17 Mayor Bosch discharged the entire police and fire departments totaling sixty men and removing both chiefs. Chief Sipp is replaced by Charles A Strobel, inspector George Zellner is named, Fire Chief Becker is replaced by David Lingler who may sue to enforce his removal. Eleven others seek injunctions to halt terminations.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Bosch
irny-Mason
Mayof
Sipp
George Zellner
Becker
David Lingler
Mayflower Yacht Secrecy Sparks Roosevelt Visit Curbs
Washington August 17 The Mayflower the president’s yacht is kept from public view during refitting to add luxurious quarters for Mr Roosevelt and family. Officials say the ship remains closed to visitors while interiors are not photographed, unlike other naval vessels that allow inspection by foreigners. Reports note the grand dining and bath areas as evidence of its opulence amid secrecy.
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President
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Stock inflation claim heard in Universal Tobacco case
Newark August 1 Vice Chancellor Pitney denounced stock inflation as fraud while hearing Edwin A. McAlpin and others seek a receiver for Universal Tobacco. Attorney General McCarter argued for the defendant. Wheeler H. Peckham presented defense as Pitney questioned millions in gains and the Massachusetts law. The hearing focused on restraining order against bond sales and the Butler voting trust.
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Jersey
Sayn
Newark
N. J
Ince
Pitney
Edwin A. McAlpin
Universal Tobacco Sompany
McCarter
Wheeler H. Peckham
Massachusetts Corporation Law
Massachusetts
Butler
Het
Roosevelt Daughter Trains Cameras Amid Tandem Drive
Miss Aliee Roosevelt tested a brigade of cameras Saturday while learning tandem driving in Newport. She remained calm and showed promise in mastering the four harven tools as a part of a noted public display during a pleasant session. Meanwhile in Pueblo, Joan Rockefeller Jr arrived by special train to visit the Colorado Fuel and Iron steel works and join the annual company meeting in Denver with President Kehler and officials.
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Alles Roosevelt
Newport
Aliee Roosevelt
Local society notes and civic updates from Kansas City
Names and arrivals from local society include Mrs Katherine Glabester visiting daughter Mrs J W Woodding of 14 Van Buren Street in Chicago and Miss Marmite Kahr and Mr Frank C Squire marrying at the Church of the Assumption with a New York wedding trip. Government cases involve U S District Attorney J S Dean on injunctions against cattlemen. city council meets tonight to hear appraisers’ reports and consider a 20 mill tax levy for city purposes.
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Cooper Jackson
Michigan
Willams
Crosby Brothers
New York
Palace Clothos Company
Kansas City
Katherine Glabester
Chicago
J. W. Woodding
van Buren Street
Frank Jarrell
Manitou
M. J. Mercer
Alma Conkilys
Harry E. Brent
Halley
EH. R. Bimon
Lme
Marmite Kahr
Frank C. Squire
Church of the Assumption
Father Hayden
New York City
U.S
J. 5
Dean
Kanear
Ways and Means Committee
Who Council
Hotel names and railways scramble at Grand Central
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Hotel Arangeray and Grand Central station, along with references to Pitron marked as 10 Fors and various railway terms. The readable items hint at a transit or hotel context but lack coherent details or dates.
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Grand Central
Pitron
Waikert Railway
Seeist Maal Ee
W. Johnbon
Nelson objects. Montgomery man seeks habeas relief
Montgomery county man H Keith petitions the supreme court for a writ of habeas corpus to free John Nelson from the county jail while a motion for a new trial is pending in a murder manslaughter case. Nelson was tried for murder and convicted of manslaughter, granted a new trial, then again convicted, with a further trial motion awaiting. Bond set at 5000 by supreme court. He alleges court absences and dangerous local conditions hinder his defense. the article notes incidents surrounding bondmen and court action from East Gre.
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Mormbere
Ginarrese
Wales
Benent
Department West
Maat
Pititiehins
Cmnbinine
Lrintow
Supreme Court
John M
Relief Fund Committee
United States
Montgomery County
H. Keith
Thpeka
John Nelson
Nelson
Albert Morris
Dreme
Indian Territory
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Aml
WVU
TED Press
Merver
Thas Etmat
Vian Fe
Alec
Milee
Miglin
Botlee
Exetera
Kansan
Uyver
Tim
Kawnne
Society of Bby
Hood
Medina
Jayhawker
St. Francis
Oie
Stockton
Hutchingon
Aait
Horton
Trampe
Traupe
Sean
Mankato
Vlover
Reno
Missouri Preite
Augusta
Jeffries
Man
Newton
Colorado
Syracuse
New Zealand
Finland
Roosevelt
Providence
Smith
Walt
Kensington
Rellingstone
Bern
Uae
John
Ture
Voyage of the Kearsargs
Pocemouth
Frenchmans Div
Mount Desert
Pala
Ari Nelhani Hawthorne
Crawford
Orpiat
Nettie de Coursey
Star Grocery Ba Ores
Haines Bros
Alfred Haines
Adelina Pattl
E. B. Guild Music. Co
U.S. Circuit Court
Western Union
Pennsylvania
Bolin
Bistl-Basouks
Bans
Arangeray and
Resturant
Mpire
St. N.Y. City
Lerae Quinn
Findlay
Gieveland
Bris
Batsie
Byrecuee
Binghamton
Sevenion
Alwaye
Krwsst
Gatatea Porters
Iz Walters
Time Iid Adems Oi
Chionso
OUR
Sal
Missouri & Kansas Tele Co
Phos 999
Nelson Objects
Eet
Park and Soutien
East Gre Vinewood
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