White Goods Special at Warren Crosby Co
Cambria Swise and Nuinsook Embroideries offered alongside a wide range of white goods for infants to ladies wear. Listings include Nuinsook Dimity Mull, India Linens Vic toria Lewna Nainsooks Mazalas and various silks and lawns. Long Cloths in wide widths advertised with price per yard and bolt figures. Special sale prices feature 12 yard bolts and a toilet quilt price drop. See March Designer for patterns and discounts.
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India
Dsea
Bolt
Warren M. Crosby & Co
March
Disposing of De Wet
A Feb 11 report from Work describes the standoff between Boer and British forces in Bowth Seantimns. It notes De Wet was captured alive and would be tried by court martial.
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Bowth
Cuba Railroads and Foreign Interests Stir Concerns
The text discusses Cuban railroad concessions pushed by Greenwich and others, aiming to secure land deals and influence via U S and Canadian investors. It notes distrust of plans to begin road construction before settlements, warning of ethnic tensions and diplomatic friction surrounding the project.
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Es G. Greenwood
Cuba
Voliniser Regiment
Ry ‘Ghicasa
Greenwich
Ion
Etnias Szma
Abe
Onde Teagan
J Feme
Dulltme 2
A Poor Breakfast Causes Nervous Dyspepsia Claims
Fragmentary OCR recounts a patient blaming poor breakfasts for stomach trouble and nervous dyspepsia. The text mentions doctors advising rest and diet changes, with references to tablets and meals over a two week period, though specifics are garbled.
Road operation plan hints government backing
Fragmentary text suggests a debate over operating a road project with government support behind the effort. The snippet points to authorities or officials considering who will oversee or fund the road’s operation as part of a larger public works discussion.
Will China Agree Declares MacArthur on Foreign Aid
New York February 11 Rev Dr Robert E. MacArthur in a Calvary Baptist sermon on The New China argued foreign powers aided China. He said the opium war shattered isolation and opened treaty ports, noting modernization and Christian influence grow. He urged America to welcome China as a partner in commerce and civilization, with missionary ties aiding its ascent in the world.
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MacArthur
New York
Robert &. MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Churel
Chintar
Japan
Ana Looma
China
Indies
Humber
America
Wu Ting Fang
Missionerie
Americas
Republic
Earth
Col Shaw Funeral at His Late Watertown Home
Washington report notes Rep Shaw former Grand Army of New York member dies and funeral services set for his Watertown Minnesota residence with services at 9 o clock. He will be interred by a congressional committee officer and the G A R posts in New York participate in the proceedings.
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Col. Shaw
Watertown
Washington
Shaw
Grand
Ee Pom G. A. R
New York
Congression
Nephew of the Pope Seeks Damages for Cuban Property Loss
report from Washington notes ecclesiastical circles expect a papal elevation for Marr MarUnitis with a consistory likely in March The Cuba New York property owned by FeonE j suffered extensive destruction with initial estimates around seven thousand dollars in damages and lawsuits anticipated
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Wil
Cuba
New York
Washington
Aportuilc
Marr
MarUnelit
Abe
Motor Car Crash Injures Party Attending Country Dance
A motor car crash injured a party of about 22 people returning from a country dance. Witnesses say the sleigh and wagon collided near Winey Tuning & ttinter, causing more or less severe injuries. Police and paramedics responded to the scene as the event’s details were being tallied.
The Fall of Panay Boldhars and the Pacification
An officer's Christmas letter describes Panay's pacification as largely complete, detailing efforts to recruit officers and educate natives, oath-taking across Jaro and Molo, and the pivotal role of Lieut. Margrepor in civil affairs. The piece credits cautious progress, but notes resistance from a small local clique that finally fractured after late November.
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Boldhar Tolle
Philippine Archipaleo
War Department
Tribune
Panay
Pansy
Shasta
United
Staten
Circle of
Jaro
Molo
United States
Gm Margrepor
Sith Infantry
Tarkt
Seling’ Ne
Panmy
Leutenant
Sais
Desma
Joe
Moin
Guimbal
Tubaras
Iss
Fragmented note on Radon and American relations
The passage discusses Radon and American relations amid widespread claims of progress. It mentions warm feelings, native scouts, police, and land issues, suggesting belief that remaining problems will eventually be solved.
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Ieee
America
Qantas
Pallee
Legislative Snaps Reflect Micromanaged Debates In Legislature
Fragmented notes show legislators debating party discipline, committee actions, and bills on salaries, elections, temperance, and county offices. Mentions senators Porter Stanley Cubhin and Leldy, judiciary funding, and a move to regulate township officer elections amid routine committee work and political maneuvering.
Death of Capt McCoy Joplin’s First Mayor at Atlanta Ga
Hartford, Feb 11 Aged 70 Captain McCoy a pioneer of Joplin Mo and early Californian miner died in Atlanta Ga He was Joplins first mayor and an early participant in western mining history Also noted were religious studies inquiries from public relations firms contacting American colleges and universities about religious renditions.
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Capt. McCoy
Joplin
Atlanta, Ga
Hambra
Captain Moray
Atlanta
Rockies
McCoy
Wes
Hartford
Cons
Shattered Nerves Remedy Sought In City Notices
The fragmentary text mentions a remedy to soothe nerves and references scattered city temperature notes for Chicago and Washington with numeric dates. No clear event or responsible entities are identifiable beyond vague health and climate mentions.
Missouri Pacific Lines Train from Kansas City to St Louis
No 2 departs Kansas City at 9 50 a m in a solid ventilated train to St Louis with smoking car day coaches reclining chair car and Pullman parlor car Connections at St Louis Union Depot with eastern lines for New York and Atlantic coast points
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Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Louis Union Depot
Eastern
New York
Atlantic Coast
Nation insulted by New York W C T U secretary
Jutin Le Gules, recording secretary of the New York County W C T U, denounces Carrie Nation’s tactics for fights against saloons, saying the union should pursue legislative means. He argues Nation’s hatchet methods conflict with constitutional principles and would not advance the movement.
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New York
W. OC. TU
Nation
Lost Child Lucile Hart Found After Weekend Abduction
Lucile Hart a young girl vanished Saturday reappeared Sunday near her home. Police and neighbors hunted citywide while churches announced the missing child. She had been last seen with a friend on Madison Street and was later found playing near the Duncan children, unharmed but frightened.
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Lucily Hart
Madison Street
Lucile
Peatty
Darkyene
Ike
Mnnier
New York Freight and Transportation Bureau Formed
New York City forms the New York Freight and Transportation bureau to obtain equitable port rates, foster shippers and carriers harmony, and defend local interests. The organization, aiming for parity with other major ports, is incorporated with officers W. Le McCarty as commissioner B. C. Orem as resident commissioner and W. W. Kuse jr as secretary treasurer. The freight committee includes Thomas B. McCarthy as chair and William H. Barron C Tower D S Servos and A E L Pattison.
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New York Transportation Bureau
New York
New York Freight and Transportation Bureau
Armtar
W. le McCarty
B.C. Orem
Aesident
W. W. Kuse Jer
Thomas B. McCarthy
Wiliam H. Barron
C. Tower
D. S Servos
EL Pattison
Agent of Lipton Arrives to Prepare for Newark Races
New York Feb 1 W A Melville secretary to Sir Thomas Lipton arrived in New York aboard the Umbria. He was met by E W Philips of David Berry’s office and will work with Barcie and Patin to finalize contracts for tenders berths and stores as the secretary in Newark races.
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New York
W. A. Melville
Thomas Lipton
Arch
E. W. Philips
David Berrie
Thorup
Barcie
Paitin
Pike van Ea
Newark
State Charity Board report shows January costs exceed monthly range
Edwin Snyder of the state board of charities reports January expenditures by state institutions reach 350000 plus, detailing 50220.26 for maintenance and repairs and 35005.04 for salaries. Osawatomie facility spent 18234.65 with 1071 patients and 183 staff. Kansas City blind asylum inmates noted. Legislature opens with push to revise calendar as over 1200 bills filed and committee on religion named.
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Edwin Snyder
State Board of Charities
Kanssa City
Ainly Syold
Revising Charity Laws: Committees Set to Work
Committees in both houses are drafting a new set of charity laws. Senators Der and Wesien Later and Adams of Meade lead efforts to reform how insanity and related conditions are treated, moving away from criminal punishment toward care.
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Denn Seaeennes
National Association of
Fragmentary note on appropriation and amendment effects
The text discusses appropriation for completion of a project at Reese and an amendment affecting contractor payments. It mentions senators' positions and potential refusals, though the fragmentary source lacks clear names or dates. The overall sense is a financial or legislative dispute over funds and obligations.
Crusade Sermon Sparks Debate at Chicago Church
Dr John P Brunh argued during a Chicago sermon on February 11 that a spiritual revival could restore moral order, delivering a controversial critique of modern culture and urging deeper devotion among parishioners. The address drew attendees from local congregations and sparked discussion on religious renewal.
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Chicago Dee Divine
Chicago
John P. Brunh-qupam
Fragmentary Note on Temperance and Social Reform
A garbled OCR fragment discusses temperance sentiment and social reform. It mentions Mrs and Nation figures, a Joan of ar ot Lemon Ames, and warnings against drink and moral restoration. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
New Lady Barbie and The Little Minister at Crawford
A fragmented review notes Maud Adams as Lady Babbie in the Little Minister style and praises Agnew Palmer for her turn. The piece highlights acting contrasts, Scottish brogue scenes, and the mere suggestion of a banterful, cleaned comedy with emphasis on character portrayal and stagecraft.
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Little Minister
Babbie
Gavin Debert
the Crawford
Dragi i
Palmer
Henery
Rob Dow
Bestar Bildorn
Fe Bose
Den
Flood For Arizona Phoeniz Fre Feb 1
Wet weather continues across Arizona with light to moderate rain affecting many regions. The report notes the patterns resemble conditions from a decade ago, impacting daily activities and local preparations.
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Arizona
Phoeniz
Fre
Arisona
Collation of fragmented notes on a local meeting agenda
A garbled OCR fragment outlines a local meeting or report with references to a branch, a chair, tones, and names obscured by errors. The readable bits suggest a community or organizational update with unclear specifics and missing dates or places.
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Leldy
Supreme Court
T. J. Richardson
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Nik Cane
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Missouri Pacific Lines
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Joseph
Lincoln
Ar Joplin
Mio Ag
P. EB. Nipps
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Kam
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Lipton
TRUST
Crawford Theater
Miata
Eee Pene
Roanoke
Tee Etree
John W. Jess
Larry Mooney
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Inee
Lady Barbie
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