Five Miles Deep The Albatross Crew Dragged the Bottom
The Alta rom returns with discoveries in the Bering Sea near Japanese and Alaskan claims. A newly mapped bank lies about 200 leagues below the surface, with depths reported around five miles. The depth data, gathered by the United 48h commission steamship, includes notes on mischarted areas and dangerous charting conditions.
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Altarom
Great Britain
France
Bering Sea
Zihatrossal
Strike at Victor Ts Compromise and Work Will Be Resumed
VictorOhio area reports a five hour night stalemate as Biraxer Shipman and Grant negotiate Independence mines trouble. Agreement aims to protect union members’ preferences and bring 200 striking workers back to site.
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Victor
Cwin
Victor Trnipers
Wolon
Biraxer Shipman
Grant
Independence
iGo
Gul
Boreen Trust Quits in Detroit Trust Dissolution
In Detroit a local business combine comprising Conti-Bents, National Screin Door and Window, and Screen Arist dissolves after eight years of operation. EM Kemp announces the board decision citing external prejudice and internal harmony as reasons for the breakup. The firms reported business activity totaling about $1.509 million in the year.
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Boreen Trust
Detroit
Mich
Conti- Bents Company
Screin
Arist
Bout & Year Age
EM. Kemp
Railer
Harmon
Combine
London to Have 28 Mayors Lonium
November 1 elections will fill 28 borough councils each with a mayor. About 2,000 candidates compete for 1,348 seats across the new municipal bodies as voters hear promises of local governance reform.
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London
Counciin
Mysterious Murder Report From Remote Wood Camp
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mysterious death near Wood Camp in the Degen mountains. A man named Tommth Loy allegedly accompanied a party from BMiex Seam. his body was found with fur clothing and a note left nearby. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Pheenin Artin
Wood Camp
Degen
Furs
A Delicate Health Lady Benefits From Cod Liver Oil Dose
A young woman with delicate health followed her doctor’s advice to take a half teaspoon of Scott’s Emulsion cod liver oil after dinner daily and grew robust. The guidance stresses moderation, noting the proper rule is what the stomach bears, not excess.
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Scott
Burton Speaks in Topeka Rally Elders and Cadets Attend
In Topeka a large crowd gathered for a Republican rally led by Burton. He answered Cochran at length, praised old soldiers, and urged support for McKinley and Roosevelt. Parade participants included McKisley and Roosevelt Old Soldiers clubs, local clubs, and several bands, with about 2000 in attendance before late-arriving crowds dispersed.
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Food saves ailing infant by Grape-Nuts diet in Boston
Dr William Hall of State Street Boston reports success with Grape-Nuts for indigestion and poor nutrition. A case from July describes a three month old girl with rabitt like symptoms and diarrhea who improved after switching from white bread and milk to Grape-Nuts, gaining weight and recovering.
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State St
Boston
Thave
Ayer’s Pill Advertisement From Lowell Chemists
To be clear headed sweet tempered and up headed one Ayer s Pill every night J Ayer Company Practical Chemists Lowell Meas re one Reraagy Ge
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Ayer
J. . Ayer Company, Practical Chemists, Lowell, Meas
Banner of Meanlem Chants Final Charge Rally
The crowd echoes a Civil War style rally urging soldiers to stand and rally to the colors. A Republican leader calls Republicans across Kangus Territory from the far north to the Colorado line to prepare for next Tuesday’s vote and triumph for readers.
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Anett
Kangus
Colorado
Earl River
Nouth
Newebraska
Triump
Indemnity Demands for China Reported From Washington
New York reports comprehensive instructions on the indemnity China will face. The government plans moderate demands to restore Americans harmed and property damaged, plus reimbursement of expedition costs. The exact total and funding method remain undecided, with bonds likely. Germany's role in the incident surrounding Baron Von Kettelr is noted in dispatches.
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New York
China
Comer
Washington
Merald
Hey
Germany
Baron von Kettelr
Abo Fae
Goen
Meeory Eforteas
Petrified head and body found in former Holmes cellar
Police link a petrified head and torso of a girl about 12 found in a secured bag in a Brooklyn cellar once tied to Dr. Omas Holmes. Investigators believe Holmes, who embalmed Civil War soldiers and Lincoln, experimented with a hidden embalming process before his death.
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Brooklyn
Omas Holmes
Hoelmes
Holmes
Outlook for disturbance in France grows in scope
New York dispatch reports rising social and political unrest in France as of November. About 100000 miners strike in the north and government rhetoric shocks Catholic factions, with bishops opposing education restrictions and church funds control fueling tensions. Rouen notes a rescue at sea of two men adrift from an American schooner after a fog, drifting 85 miles south.
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France
Pris
Timea
Rouen
Orange Prince
Richardson
Marcus Hawk
Patrick Roche
Wm. Browne
Marshall L. Adkins
Provincetown
Miss
Fragmentary obituary notes long service in Wyoming attorney roles
An incomplete item recalls a man killed with details of birth in Ja Daviess county Missouri and a long career including admission to the bar in Dubuque Iowa in 1862 and service as United States attorney for Wyoming appointed by President Harrison in 1890, plus later roles under Gov. W Richards.
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Wyo
Ja Daviess County
Minois
Dubuque
Wyoming
United States
Harrison
W. Richards
Satie
20 000 Cars of Fruit From Los Angeles
In California the citrus car movement counts about 20 000 crates as the new harvest season opens. Southern shipments have begun to arrive with fresh fruit ready for markets. Officials estimate over 5 000 crates destined for immediate sale as the fruit season progresses.
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Angeles
Eitry
Galifornia
Harbor search for Japanese liner spurs ports talk
Shiraishi, agent for a new Japanese Pacific line, seeks a southern arm port for entry to the Americas. He has visited San Diego and San Pedro, with steamers to carry passengers and freight once a port is chosen and a wharf prepared. London report notes price cuts by Staffordshire and Worcestershire iron makers to curb competition from the United States and Germany.
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Cal
Shiraishi
Acora
Arnia
San Diego
San Pedro
General Booth to Lead Salvation Army Mission to America
General William Booth, commander in chief, plans a six month visit to the United States starting in September to oversee Salvation Army operations. A key issue involves organizing farm colonies in various states and addressing housing shortages for volunteers. Booth will reinforce the army’s ability to issue bonds and aid in establishing colonies, while Commander Booth-Tucker denied knowledge of any transfer.
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Salvation Army
America
New York
William Booth
Salvation Army of the United Stats
England
Teutonic
Curome
Salvatirm Army
Booth
Booth-Tucker
Noted Guerrilla Captain Emmerson Dead in Denver Burial
Captain Emmerson once led irregular Confederate guerrillas famed for daring raids during the Civil War. A Kentucky native and longtime Dallas resident, he died in Denver last Tuesday and was buried in Dallas with rites led by local Confederate groups. He was known to ally Frank James and City Marshal Pullman of Ardmore and once attempted to ignite Chicago with a 100-man raiding force.
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Dallas
Tex
St Louis Republic
PB. Emmerson
Denver
Cola
Captain Emmerson
Kentucky
Ammerson
Quantrell
Morgan
Mosby
Spain
Chicago
Emmerson
Ichardsom
Kate Campbell Cu Dalian
Order
Ries
Curre
Emme
Tovta
A. Anieriaie
Annex Avenue
Daughters of the Confederacy
Camp Sterling
Genesee
Passing of the Cafe D Orsay in Paris Chronicle
The Parle Messenger notes the imminent demolition of the corner mansion at the quay and Rue du Hec a street once home to Cafe D Orsay. Once a military officer haunt under the empire, it faded after 1848 and became a discreet dining spot linked to scandal. Prominent residents included Voltaire and Adrienne Lecouvreur, with Paul G. Siegfried known as Paullerga associated with the residence and art treasures. The forthcoming sale and removal of the building hasten the retirements of its famous inmates.
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Parle
Ores
Ancoad
Ita
Daudet
Peecant
Ihs
Cafe d'Or- Bay
Valtaire
Comte d'Argental
Adrienne Lectuvreur
Paul
How to Treat a Troublesome Corn and Warts
Instructions advise soaking the corn or wart to soften then pare down with care, avoiding raw edges, followed by daily application of Chamberlattrs Pain Balm. A protective plaster may be worn to shield the area while healing. Also mentions liniments for sprains and bruises.
Prominent Railway Official Appears at Local Event
A garbled report mentions a prominent railway official at a local function. The fragmented text references a person named Chiles and a possible discussion of remedies or aids, with stray phrases about years and plans. The overall meaning is unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Ian
Epirnars
Pictures Worth Losing Exhibition at 116 West Ltd St
A fragmented OCR item advertises a display at 116 West Ltd Street titled Pictures Worth Losing. It mentions Wall Paper, Sullivan Picture Frames, and Webber-Tatloch Coal Co, with references to cures for grippe colds and a general promotion.
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Sullivan
Webber-Tatloch Coal Co
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