Naval Affairs Incoherent Fragment On Military Project
Fragmentary naval affairs note discusses an armor invention and military projects, naming figures and places in a jumbled stream of OCR text. Key items reference Tim, Robert May, the ministry, and Asiatic stations, with unclear aims and outcomes. The garbled passage mentions travel, ranks, and equipment but lacks a coherent report or decisive event.
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York
Bobert
Phi
Mmirtetand
Anvertons
Asinieal Reyras
Uikvys
Ratuvn
Gualee
Morita
Pardue
Conan
Monumental Disaster Overwhelms Memorial Day Service
A disastrous event disrupts a Memorial Day observance as a crowd gathers at a central site. Reports describe a collapse and surrounding damage from a sudden incident, with preparations for a communal prayer interrupted by injuries and confusion. Local authorities assess casualties and coordinate relief efforts.
A Mother's Story and Medical Patent Claim
A Macon Georgia letter from September 1800 describes a mother praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for her nineteen year old daughter who had suffered for months with illness. The note claims the remedy restored strength and regularity and promises to publish the letter to help others.
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Poncawt
Lydia B. Winksham
Mill
Macon
Dean
Prinfan
Lydia E. ProWhem
Manchester Mill
Fragmented OCR Weather of a Local Scene
A distorted OCR passage describes a chaotic scene with imagery of an explosion, improvised actions, and scattered objects. The text references a medallion, water, and air twenty five as part of a confused narrative lacking clear participants or places.
CIGARMAKERS' VICTORY IN SUPREME COURT INJUNCTION
By May 31 Justice Andrews in the Supreme Court has assessed a case involving Cigar Makers Local 44 and striking workers. The injunction against picketing and payments to strikers is debated as unions argued it is un-American. Justice Prentman and Justice Freedman are referenced in the evolving rulings as authorities consider restraint measures and support for worker families during the labor dispute.
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Sayancy
Andrews
Supreme Court
Patie
Mga
Houke
Santwel
American Federation of Labor
Pinintitin, Kevy & Co
Amy Atilky Beuytits
Teakround Uidt
Tte
Eyenetitabin
Juntice Andrews
Justice Prentman
Congregationalists See Losses and Few New Members
The Baston year book reports a 1% net church gain, but overall member losses with 5020 aged members, 152 dropped, and a total membership around 62,674. Sunday schools gain in some states and losses in others, with averages and expenditures noted for the Congregational communities. The seminaries show rising enrollments in recent years across Andover, Yale, and other denominational schools.
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Baston
Deakins
Daphuned Congress
Fisoe OC
Andover
Vwavece
Chienen
Hartford
Oburttt
Oakland
Cal
Yule
Tnere
Iesg
Stops rabbit chasing ends by humane society in Chicago
May 3 Chicago report says rapint chases by the Chives Couvette fbb at Pupty ee street and Wester avenue were halted by police from the humane society. The piece notes past coursing groups and individuals connected with the events, including mentions of Himmelious Brande and others, in a brief historic attention.
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Chicago
Chives Couvette Fbb
Pupty-eeventhh Street
Wester Avenue
Mim
The
Humane Society
Centainen Nt
Perit Siang
Jona'g. Siee
Fase Society Rabbit Chase Ends in Arrests
Last year the club staged a Tamme flex emortad opening the season with 300 men and boys watching chases. Thomas Hogan, the club president, wore a rabbit lix Uborty and was arrested for cruelty to animals and disorderly conduct as the chase began. James Walah and James Carter were also arrested after releasing redbite. Police captured one jack rabbit alive.
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Fase Society
Thomas Hogan
Elub
Hogan
James Walah
James Carter
Red- Bite
Jack Rabbit
Bad for Mr Peck as investigations loom at Paris expo
A Paris exposition complaint accuses American officials including Commissioner Peck of extortion and space blackmail. The State Department may investigate and possibly recall Peck for extravagance and mismanagement, with con gress urged to act.
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Chicago
Washington
State Department
Peck
United States Secons
Mim
United States
Wiesman
London
Americas
Paris
Congress
Pirie
Kimeott
Perk
Kim
Thle Titwat
In Line for Bryan as New York Delegates Meet
New York May 1 The Herald reports William J Bryan near nomination as Democratic state convention in session next Tuesday plans to instruct 275 of 425 delegates for Bryan. Tammany resistance melts as Brooklyn capitulates under pressure. Kings county fears Tammany city patronage if it opposes Bryan.
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New York
the Herald
Wiliam J. Bryan
Nebraska
Kansas City
Bryan
Corventon
David B. Hi
Hush McLaughl
Ste Lsuuehtin
Kings County
Hil
McLaughlin
Brooklyn
Borough
Tammany
Faust
Manhattan
First anniversary of mother’s training class observed
The T. E Bowman memorial Kindergarten training school marks its first anniversary with a program and reception at Central Congregational Church on Tuesday at 3 o clock. Notable speakers include Mrs T E Bowman and Mrs Lida Shirer among others, with introductions by Director Mrs Lida H Hardy and Principal T F Bowman.
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Bowman Memorial
T. E Bowman
Mundy
M. Crates
Eernaaeeelt
W. von Dahien
Froetel
Lida
Varcal
Shirer
Cates
Ceres Byate
Ae Rohirer
Feertiean
Coomer
Chath Metean
Mattic Wedie
Ates
Mw Gilmore
Mra Lida
Silver Republicans Granted Special Convention Travel Rate
Railroads offer a one and a third fare to the State Silver Republican convention. Tickets go on sale July 1 with return options in July. The arrangement allows parties to travel to Kansas City from Topeka and back at the reduced rate.
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Kansas City
Memorial at Father McGlynn’s Grave Draws Dense Crowd
In New York on May 21 a large crowd gathered at Father McGlynn’s grave for a memorial service marked by denunciations of those who criticized his church views. The ceremony included a tribute by Rev. Thomas and the Memorial Association, with hundreds of small offerings from mourners and a salute by the Veterans corps of the City Ninth.
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New York
Father Mc Cyn
Br McGlynn
Breyn Mae
Thomas
Father McLiven
Dr. McGlynn
Sitty
Train Routes and Fares For Denver to Pueblo Round Trip
Fragmentary notice describes a Santa Fe line service from Denver to Colorado Springs to Pueblo and return with fare of 24 dollars. It mentions June 1st sale, stopovers allowed, and references a testimonial by Julia Filberage of West Cornwall Connecticut about a medical cure. The readable text is disjoint and contains erroneous lines.
Social and Personal Notes From Topeka June Gathering
A Topeka society column reports a Tuesday club gathering at Mrs. Frank P. MacLen nan's home with the annual officer election. Longtime president Mrs. J. W. Hardt resigns. Miss Ellen Park burst elected president, with Gertrude Tracy vice president and other officers named. Several notices list visits, meetings, and forthcoming events around Topeka social life.
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Frank P. Maclennan
J. W. Hardt
Ellen Park Burst
Gertrude Tracy
Russell
Denver to Springs Pueblo and Return Fare Listed
Travel offer reads Denver to Colorado Springs and Pueblo and return for 24 dollars. Route notes reference Santa Fe lines with stated limits and points.
Robbery Charge Hits Nashville Senn Meets for Dnc Change
Nashville Tenn May 31 James Democratic national committee man from Tennessee wrote Chairman Jones requesting a called meeting of the committee. He seeks to move the 1900 national convention from Kansas City due to hotel rates. Best offer obtained is 5 dollars a day lodging plus 39 dollars daily for parlor or reception room for four days. Head says rates are unreasonable and will strive to change the site.
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Nashville
James
Tennessee
Jones
Kansas City
Tenneawee
Head
D B Robinson III Amid Ill Health At Saint Luke’s Hospital
D B Robinson III of Chicago, once a prominent tailhead official and tied to the Et Lane San Francisco railroad, is critically ill with nervous prostration at Saint Luke’s hospital after ten days since resigning his post. Reports indicate a long service of four years and prior prominence in the southwest.
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D. B. Robinson
Et Lane & San Francisco Railroad
Bt Luke's Hospital
Daring
Seasing
Sim
Tortured a Miser in Perry County Robbery Fatality
James Fin Regan, a reclusive resident in Perry county's north, was fatally tortured by masked robbers seeking hidden money. They burned him with a red hot implement, left him unconscious, then covered him with a featherbed and fled. Neighbors found him this evening. he cannot survive.
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Zanesville
James Fin- Regan
Perry County
Col Brier's Harness Theft Leads to Arrests
Police arrested Frank Dwarta and George Fulner Wednesday night for stealing two sets of harness and a saddle from Col. John M. Brier's stable near Sixth and Topeka avenues. Officers Bimpeor and Miller found the harness in a sack, they confessed and will be turned over to the fate on burglary and imrosery.
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Frank Dwarta
George Fulner
John M. Briers
Sixth
Topeka
Bimpeor
Miller
Sioux to Ald Boers at Chadron Frontiers Meet
Colonial figures recruit Oglala Sioux for South Africa defense as 1100 fullblood Oglalas camp near Chadron. Crowds watch war dances and bonfires as chiefs American Horse and Spotted Elk Kre oversee displays and payments of annuity funds totaling about 310,000 dollars.
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Chadron
Neb
Joby Geho
South Africa
Bree
Colonel Maher
Eideee Gre
Tha Nee
Civil War Surgeon Deanace Aon Noted for Philanthropy
Deanace Aon served in the Civil War then became assistant at the marine hospital here. After years of service he rose to chief surgeon, renowned for his philanthropy toward young men.
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Deanace
Saarine Hospital
Mer
Child Drowns Bathing In Pond Near Reddens
A report states three boys aged 12 to 14 years old drowned while bathing in a pond near Reddens. Names and exact details are unavailable in the readable text. Authorities searched the area and investigated circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Benkleman
Jay Hoot
Clinton May 31 Candidate for Vice President Nominee
Lieutenant Governor W. A. Northcott announced his candidacy for vice president. He was renominated for a second term as lieutenant governor and serves as head of the Modern Woodmen fraternal group.
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Clinton
Towa
W. A. Northcott Aere
Fire at Manhattan destroys laboratory and agricultural office
Fire swept its way through a Manhattan area on May 41, damaging the chemical laboratory and part of the agricultural office. Reports indicate rapid spread and nearby structures threatened before containment. Fire crews battled flames through the afternoon, with investigations pending to determine cause and extent of losses.
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Manhattan
Chemitral Laboratory
Thie Ene Ath Agricultural Calles Omea
Marvelous Angelus Orchestral Piano Player at Street Fair
The Angelus Orchestral Piano Player exhibited by W. F. Roehr Music at the street fair is hailed as a wonderful musical invention. It plays with great volume and expressive tone, linked to the Rock Island Route for travel to Pueblo and return at $24.00, with June 1st sale and Colorado stopovers allowed. Also mentions train routes via Santa Fe and a Pueblo return fare of $0.40, with conditions about stops and dates.
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Angelus
W. F. Roehr Music Sp
Ueas
Volun
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Colorado Common Inte
Great Rock Island Howte Fest Promises Quick Colorado Springs Visit
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a festival or event titled Only 14.4 Hours to Colorado Springs Vie the Great Rock Island Howte. The text mentions a flea salve, injuries, chapped hands, piles, and care amid scattered phrases. No clear dates, locations, or participants are identifiable.
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Colorado Springs
Great Rock Island Howte
Ehden
Wagkoner
Dirmess Ratses Avenue
Bid for Round Trip Denver to Three Cities
Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo quote a round trip price of 24 dollars for all three legs totaling 274 dollars. The text includes garbled phrases and likely OCR errors making precise details unclear. The accessible facts are the cities mentioned and the overall price points.
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