Morgan Expansion Plans Stirring Confusion in Ambarma
Fragmented report notes discussions among nurse senator Murzun and others about expansion and governance for the Sandwich Islands region. It cites committees, elections, and proposals affecting federation form while stressing that the established order remains resistant to rapid change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Murzun
Ambarma
Alanky
Bern
Hanadd
Shorea Ti
yapHaceis
Aleak
Bmelavrin
Syeda
Restoration of Fire Insurance Rates in Topeka Sparks Turmoil
Frank P. Holijes of the Continental Fire Insurance Company orders a Topeka agent to restore rates prior to the new policy, with Assistant Manager Tuttle coordinating from the company’s New York office. The plan involves a secretive adjustment, a “war chest” reserve, and pressure on local and trust companies to align with the Continental’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Fire Insurance
Frank Thomas
Continental Fire Insurenor Company
Ceme
Tripeka
Thomas
Manacet Tuttle
Continental Company
Toweku
Indaer
Tuttle
New York
Frank P Holijes
Levent Wise
eTnfeange
Tomka Peerde
Peng
Mitinger Tattle
Tottinntal Vewpais Bbat
IB Bow Loshog
Bern
Mr. Tattle
Ptitet
Bow
Josing Tt
Corrental
Insurance Trust
Bruset
Luca
Aenth
Tartte
Atlee
Topeka
Visitors to Baden-Baden Tourists Hit Record Numbers
Nov 5 report notes Baden Baden attracted about 76 000 visitors with roughly 15 000 Americans among them during a peak season. The town saw heavy traffic as tourists flocked to its famed waters and baths, reflecting a strong international turnout this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden Baudet
Minnie Seligman Resigns Over Matrimonial Affairs
Nov. reports indicate Minnie Seligman resigns her post with the Paradise Reading Woman company, urged by counsel A. Ho Humenel to remain in New York for matrimonial troubles involving her husband Bob Curting, with her presence demanded in relation to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wdmer
A. Ho Humenel
Mies
Minnie Seligman
Tr Paradise
Harmmat
Bob" Curting
Tipping Policy Debate Attributed To Rail Officials
New York Central passenger agent Daniely dismissed rumors that leaders among rail officials plan to abolish tipping in dining and sleeping cars. He said no such reform is underway despite reports. he suggested a possible study, but nothing definite. William Dean Howells will speak at the Hiwi School this evening in the Union Lecture series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law York
Gepres H
New York Central
Rairwid
Duniet
Ene Inca
Daniely
William Dean Howells
Hiwi
Union
Descent of Wives in a Midwest Legal Case
A chaotic tale from Indianapolis recounts a man with multiple wives and complex relationships. The narrative describes alleged desertion, court appearances, and social fallout across families in Indiana and California, highlighting disputes over residence and marital status in the late 19th or early 20th century.
Court martial death sentence review in wartime case
Fragmented report notes a court martial proceeding for soldiers including Private Olt Private Bokrentuall and others. It references possible execution under military law and discussions around harsher penalties and legal procedure amid wartime pressures.
Tragic Infant Found In Street After Short Search
Police were alerted as early hours raised concern for a missing infant linked to Mr and Mrs W. fi Latter. A prolonged search covered Geaverttue and nearby town Creseey but proved fruitless. The child lay 25 feet from the owner’s property in a roadway, with witnesses describing a scene of confusion before state authorities began a systematic search. The incident prompted care and investigation by local officers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fi
Greene Wood
Minne
Curious Cat Stirs Day at Large Shoe Factory
A curious cat caused a stoppage at a large Wright shoe factory when it entered the line and tangled with belts. The engined whistle blew, workers halted as the cat roamed the pit. The accident halted operations for the morning shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BT Wrieht
Troublesome Boys and Church Disturbance Incident
A chaotic Sunday night at Lowman TE church led to arrest and clashes as Chet Ramsey detained Will Seliers amid claims of a disturbance. Dh M Mitchell, church leader, reported a crowd disrupted the meeting and sought police action to unravel the tense event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Ramsey
Will Seliers
Daneman
Assake Sutlesaik
Dh M Mitchell
Lowman TE
Mitchell
Flanbeaus Jollify Republicans At Tonight Meeting
A fractured OCR note describes a Republican gathering tonight. It mentions a club, candidates ejected, and a mood of happiness. references to a war veteran named Chuckie Rice and a Philippine service are noted amid garbled phrases.
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Republiken
Plaribgeu Club
Plebt Altiv Armors
Chuckie Rice
Philippines
Dewey Advances in License for Marriage to Mrs Hager
Washington reports Admiral George Dewey and Mrs Mildred Hager issued a license on November 8. The secretary Lieut Caldwell provided information showing Dewey is 60 and Hager 43, both U S citizens, with a prior marriage on each side. The data prompted Dr. Thomas' Bromo-Pepel claims used by dealers.
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Dewey
Washington
George Dewey
Mildred Hager
Hiery
Diamond Thief Arrested by Lake Shore Gang in Elkhart Raid
Balamaxien and accomplices robbed Birbiagd Bank of $10 worth of diamonds from Mrs W Van Dertiy in Elkhart during June 1698. Murry Slater and others were sent to state prison. rearrested suspects include Yook Allison and Larry alias Spellman. Kalamazoo officers gathered evidence on diamond thieves and worked with Elkhart police to locate the Cheek lock while pursuing four others in the case.
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Elkhart
van Dertiy
South Berdary
Rushell
Kalamiton
Pbs
Edkhert
Watched for the Bride in a Wedding Tableaux
Fragmentary OCR narrative recalls a wedding supper and guests, describing attire and scene. The speaker, Mrs Mary and others discuss the bride’s appearance, fashion, and dining plans amid crowd chatter and humorous remarks.
Hat causes Baptist church expulsion noted in Wis
Miss Oller, a well educated member of the German Baptist church in War ynesboro Pennsylvania, wore a fashionable hat over a bonnet and was expelled after being warned to return to plain headwear. The dispute drew in family members of local industrials, with a faction supporting tradition and another advocating leniency. The case moves to the west annual meeting, with Miss Oller currently in New York.
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Warynesboro
Penn
North
Frick Company
Geiser
Miss Oller
Europeas
Suthorites of
Uhe
Oller
Eiger Jacih
Dubhel
Plac
J Tau Jessy
Furie Winans
Daniel
Daniel Screhuteey
Gaptiat Milters
J.B Raithrait
Juhi Gull
Eboteh
Mika Ollers
New York
Shipboard Wine Incident Sparks Historic Naval Custom
A fragmentary report recalls a 1540s British naval ceremony aboard the ship Tudor mile ad where a silver cutting executed for a crewman involved wine spilled on the deck. Contemporary accounts note a later launch with a wine ceremony on the bows and reference Deptton style magazines.
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Charieg
Srapshieus
Cunling
May
HM. & Maguanine
Depttont
ArkansasTrip Delays For Alford Parks and Team
Fa Alford and J Parks left for north Arkansas with workouts set at Parka vous i up in legeins and fnive Ry idently gone for four prolonged stax. They will reach Yellville tomorrow night, about seventy miles from West Plate Missouri. Reduced rates are offered for Arkansas fields when critics and four of five make the trip together.
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Fa Alford
Parks
North Arkansas
Sean Alford
Yellville
Tomorrw
West Plate
D. Oo Bieta
SU Eni
Arkansas
Homeseekers Excursion Ticket Offer Across West
An excursion plan titled Homeseekers will sell round trip tickets from Santa Fe on a November date to points in Arizona Louisiana New Mexico and Texas at one fare plus two dollars.
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Axi
Arizona
Louisiana
New Mexico
Texas
Incubator Hatch Marks Breakthrough in Ostrich Rearing
Florida farm, led by Campbell, reports successful incubation of an ostrich egg after 41 days. The process showed first signs of life with a chick breaking the shell. expert observers note the event as a potential milestone in avian incubation and commercial ostrich farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Times-Talon and Citizen
United States
Osan
Lee Angelus
Wil Droedts
Campbett
Terry
Campbell
Alt
Canpetl
Rowe
Bern Kent
Neistate
Titvwreale
Caambell
Mesars Pearson & Taylor
Lennon
Enwiand
eHovern
Cope
Wise Man Intervenes in Street Theft Moral Tale
An old tale from a public highway tells how a wise man comforts a crying boy, confronts a purse thief, and recovers the lost money. The Good Man insists on restitution, deters the villain, and proclaims a lifelong mission to aid humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Aleral
Siberian gold mining law and brutal penalties described
The article describes harsh Siberian mining districts with corrupt police, disappearances among Starateli workers, and a brutal system of punishment for theft and misdeeds. It notes executions by masked men, public beheadings or limb amputation in some cases, and the aim to enforce order through severe deterrence. The piece frames abuses as rooted in police corruption and low standards of honesty among officials.
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Odessa Cor
London News
Tepraveld
Rutapollen
Sineridk
Sueptetan
Igus
Starateli
Niclas
Union Lecture Course Second Talk by Willon Dean Howells
The Union Lecture Course presents its second session at the high school with speaker Willon Dean Howells set to deliver an address to students and the community. The event aims to inform and inspire with literary and civic topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Willon Dean Howells
Terrapin Season Opens in Maryland Markets
The Gattimore Sun reports the Chesapeake Bay terrapin season opened yesterday and runs through April. Prices range from 15 to 16 dollars for various sizes, with expected trends steady. Limited crowds, shrinking stock, and stricter size rules shape the season. western shore terrapins reportedly grow faster than those on the eastern shore.
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Gattimore Sun
Chesapeake Bay
Antil
Baltindss
Sieadmaen
Parket Recelivis
Chesapeake Bas
Worcester St. Mary's
Charles
Calvert
Dowlers
Chematinke Bay
A Puma's Gratitude Prom the Paviasterphie Dimes
A garbled Tale describes Keefer Multi, an unsteady figure, as he aids a brightening outside apartment. The narrative hints at a tense scene with a paltry disturbance, a review by Mr Sliven, and an unclear sequence of events around a risky operation and a Webley device. The piece features fragmented names and stray observations without clear resolution.
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Keefer
Sliven
Nicekiy
Waark Niles
Vets
Crete
Iit
Instances of Boer Treachery and Heroic Survives
From the St James Gagette a grim account recalls Boer treachery against the Ninety-fourth. Captains Filott and Lambart, left unwounded, were captured after crossing the Vaal river in a capsized Cape cart, Elliott killed, Lambart escaping miraculously in near nakedness. A civilian doctor was seized and humiliated by Boers, cowhided and stripped before death. Truces were broken, and many Infocenti fell into traps as the Ninety-fourth fought at Iss and Inkogo. Reverend Mr Hitble aided the wounded amid the rout.
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St James
Gagette
Filtott
Lambart
Vaal
Cape
Elliott
Lambert
Roysuit
Taurderers
Tubf
Pretoria
Brutters
Comerford
Iss
Faust
Infocenta
Muasiore
Berkes
Mr. Hitble
Grand Duo Presents Mark Silver Wedding in Mecklenberg Meantime
The Grand Duke and Grand Duchess celebrate silver wedding with gifts from Emperor and Empress of Germany. Gifts include a Greek temple river statue set and Mars Venus Flora figures, a silver service, and a cape of silver cups. A notable ornament shows a hut in flames presented by the Fire Brigade society, with Vladimir as president.
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Leswes
Vindinir
Germany
Laggare
Mars
Septuns
Vulcan
Flora
Mecklenberg-Scheetin
Liechtentein
Tisay
Fire Brigade Society
Vladimir
Wanted help and supervisory staff across locations
Odd mixed classifieds depict hiring notes for a guide or worker, a bustier maker, and several vague openings. Names and places scattered include Olive 3 tailura, Topeka car series, Sante Pe shops, and St Paul, with brief hints at agency employment and supervisory roles.
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Monon Bray
Chivag
Olive 3
Tailura
A. Hirbeur
Bors
Topeka
Sante Pe
Wanted Salesmen and assorted notices in Kansas paper
A fragmented list of job ads and rental notices from Lawrence Kansas area. Entries seek salesmen for tires and clothing, a private apartment rental, a factory training request, advice column concept, and various purchases and housing inquiries. Includes requests for cows, coal yard sale, repairs, and multiple rental properties with contact notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhiss
Aiao
J- Fare
Raom Tudirial
W. Oh Stoddard Jr
Mane
Zailk
Los Vin
Care Journal
Geo. Harrison
Furnished rooms for rent and jewelers ad mix
Various rental notices list furnished rooms near downtown with modern conveniences and heat plus a jewelry shop offering watches and gemstones. Locations include East Eighteenth, Quincy Street, Van Buren, Topeka Avenue, and Doane Terrace with references to center proximity and weekly rates.
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Quincy Street
van Buren
Topeka Avenue
Lessness Center
Bart Seventh
Ghald
For Sale Mixed Listing with Various Items
Fragmented classified item list including a Jersey cow, mortgage and property hints, and general sale notes. Mentioned locations include Avenue and Grove areas with contact hints and times. Content is damaged but indicates multiple sale offers and a miscellaneous ad brief.
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Morgan
Alaska
Hawai
Visitors
Baden-Baden
Wright
Tauil
Indianapolis
Exarevie
Hurr Wright
Teeveller
Uae
South
Califor
Ouicher
Lafayette
Tere Berchit
Mfc
Hope
Ethe Wright
Lele Mewes
Cleers
Notlvavity
Gormen
Cig
Twasenle
Ibn scWehy
Imusws
Wiilati
Seuborwah
Commons
Technlec
Potwin
Intowahia
Lowman
Flanbeaus
Dr. Thomas
Emi
Dr. Homes
Charlie Russell
Indiana
Inter Ocean
Exi
Minnie Central
Ubeck
Bowen
Mary
Mace
Mick
Nur
Boi
Macy
Tonke
Omelet
Galfer
Maine
Homeseekers
Santa Fs
Siberia
H.W. Squires
Nmimkerp
Lee
Boa
Topeka Business College
FT. B. Cate Journal
Schol
W. C. Care Journal
Philifollop Sitature
Lane Street
Wilewer
Baltimore
Retaurant
Calas Aveinud
West Ft
Agetelerie
Trneeenetatar Co
Paulines
Verma
Otek
Welte
Nitceriog
Lawrence
Kansas
M. Manson
Geptle- Tena Clothiie
Aboes
Hats
Ofc
Sault
Gecomes
Lista
Jost
Houtse
Toate Atreet
Kansas Avenue
Howe
Tapeka Aye
Calon
Ac Pre
cMenae Lumber Ci
Crawford Bhies
Ith
Gutmey Weed
Post Ipern
Etpiern
Reato
Patra
Ophra Realty Co
Kamavi
I Macverran
Mer
Shan
Ateoe
Tupeks
Kuneas
Drueainua
Eyder
D. OfFicre
Oor
Ee A. Ee
Nort Ba
IDA & Barnes
M.D
Finany Restarnce Tair
Geertend Ging
Rentience
Eva Harding
Witis
Tip Leak
Arm
Attorneys-At-Law
Milton Brown
Bulte G
Crawford Big
Topeks
Kan
Topeka Bromaps and Warerouse CO
Pe Despots Brode Teise CD
Batad
Nop
Go Prtcatn
Terre Rameritentale
Mix
Tyler
Honasada
Ctcle CO
Lovewell
Cheanka Eeuyer
Kashan Ave
Es Ec
Guipor
Mansse
James
Hatden
Juwgler
Watchmseer
Caan
Florists
Porat
Cemoar
Gillespif
Preges
Dew Iene
Elanevn
Lid
Topol
Iurbal
Topeka Tra Transfer Co
Amon
Peres Avenue
Gresser Baquire Atta
Haseas
Jersey
God Grove
Zamsas
H. Co. Bowman
Columbian Building
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