Strange Wedding Scene Sparks Disorder in Baltimore
Miss Batiste, a prettyMary, and Jowess Goldberg marry before a crowded congregation. A disruption erupts as Goldberg's bride elicits anger from the groom and guests. Police later intervene as an orthodox Jewish ceremony proceeds amid a procession of officials, musicians, and a display of lavish garments and ceremonial items.
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Baltimore
Miss Batis
Jewa
Eden
Jereph Goldberg
Abraham
Oren
Che Alvié
Tie Beth
Mra
Ripper
Goodman
Mir
Goldberg
Ertindes
Joan
Marie
TaMel Geaitman
Murle
Powhattoy
Meeting the Shah through hurried royal procession
A fragmented description traces the Yorshinn court along the Toberan road in a tense rush to greet Sa Pat and observe the return of potentates. The narrative, readlike reportage, notes camels, mules, and horses crowding the line as guards and attendants move in a swift ceremonial pageant headed toward a distant aim.
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New Yorke
Yorshinn
Toberan
Roper
Wayne Loodens
Pietares
Unclear grocery list with mixed items and quantities
Fragmented OCR text lists granulated sugar other goods 12 lbs navy beans pumpkin pears apricots salmon olives pickles coffee sauerkraut macaroni tapioca evaporated peaches light loaf flour with prices and weights. Contains sales duct and irregular formatting.
Tim Murphy at New Crawford Tonight in Old Innocence
A lively Crawford program promises Tim Murphy in Old Innocence, followed by On the Suwanee River and a set of variety acts. The lineup includes Rudolph & Adolui at the New Crawford Wednesday, plus Mason and Maton and Richards & Pringie minstrel shows with prices from 10 to 28 cents.
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Tim Murphy
Crawford
Sydney Grundy
Carver
London
Queen Victoria
Ellethettal
Tom Sturphy
America
Mason and
Maton
Rudolph & Adolui
Charles Newman
Italians Offer Help in Voluntary Support Movements
Rome reports Italian volunteers ready to assist the Macdonalds and allied forces amid rising tensions. General Woodward signals cautious timing as spring expectations loom while Albania faces turmoil and Turittish provocations. The piece notes public enthusiasm grows, yet stresses restraint and practical aims.
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Rome
Gaeibakli
Albania
AL Bitntn
Topeka News Snaps and Campaign Notes
Local items report ongoing registration, court of honor events, and church dedications. Daniel Markam tours the county as Democratic candidate. Bishop Castle visits Topeka. United Brethren church fund raisings noted. Kettle drums for Jackson’s Twenty third regiment. Topeka football prep and Haskell vs Lindshoro noted. City officials discuss waterworks bonds and a 15,000,000 plan while voters register and civic groups hold meetings.
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Tormparrow
Rosavill
Crayford
Eexoe
George M. Kellam
Topeka
Kansas City
N. Castle
D. D
United Brethren Church
West Topeka
Matt Edmonds
Jackson
Charles Howe
Buchanan Street
Santa Fe
Texas
George K. Little
UA. 4
Twelfth
Quincy Streets
T. . Jennings
Kansas
Daughters of the American Revolution
Luther Burns
Tyler Street
Settlie Ueir
Hawkes
Chicago
International ‘Typographical Union
Topeks
Eugene Kirk
Bert Lacan
Watson
W. Jamison
Kaw Valley
Galen Nichols
Becat
Fred Jewell
C. G_ Taylor
Burlingame
W. Wells
Pine Street
Asbury Church
J. Betts
Charis P. Street
Percy McDyall
S. 1 Atarln
Ruth Wells
Haskell Ad Lindshoro
Washburn
Inshine Exhibits Guilty Plea in Mail Fraud Case
A defendant pleaded guilty before Judge Hook to using the United States mails to defraud. He was sentenced to six years in prison, but Parker was allowed to begin serving thirty days of the sentence at Otugwa due to Mrs Parker’s illness, with the remainder to be served at Franklin County fall where Mrs Parker resides.
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Hook
United States
OQUEAN TRAVEL Coronation Tourists Up in Europe Traffic
European tourist arrivals show little effect from Coronation. end of season boosts westbound voyages. American passengers on transatlantic liners exceed last year, with eastbound steerage rising as many aliens seek visits to home homes.
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New York
Europe
Wowas
Coronath
Liv
Oysterman shot by janitor in New York street dispute
Patrick Devanney, an oysterman living on West Eleventh Street near Washington, was shot and killed by Francis Robley, janitor of a nearby apartment building. Robley claimed to be eradicating “toterers” and was jailed after the incident near Washington Place.
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New York
Patrick Devanney
Francis Robley
Washington Stat
Devanney
West Eleventh Street
Washington
A Pair of Kings and Portuguese Talks
New York reports in The Times that the upcoming meeting between the King of Portugal and King George is expected to carry political significance. The London correspondent notes discussions on South African matters and reports rumors that Daysend may seek to buy Portugal’s South African colonies, claims dismissed by the foreign office as unfounded.
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New York
Portugal
South Africa
London
Tibune
Daysend
Portngal
Foreign Office
Made a Perfect Score
Unclear OCR read details. Names and places are garbled. The fragment references a corporal Dehnart of BD company First regiment and a perfect score or milestone. No coherent event or date can be confirmed.
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UhloaRo
Red Dehnart
al National Aera
Iran
Ehnet
Rintia Uise
Seer
Kelso Accepts Topeka Pastorate At Cumberland Church
Rev H Kelso, formerly of Alton Indiana, has accepted the pastorate of the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Topeka succeeding Rev Hal Smith. He arrives after leading churches in Washington Indiana and Alton IL, and as a four month public advocate for James Millikin University. The endowment fund of the school exceeds a generous sum and construction proceeds next September. Kelso, Indiana native, brings pulpit experience and ownership of future South Topeka home at 618 West Ave.
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H. Kelro
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Alton
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church of
Topeka
Hal
Smith
Kelso
Lebannon Theologies Seminary
Lebanon
Fern
Iuts Sret
Washington
Ind
Til
James Millikin University
Nuit
Decatur
Jamon, Micken
Wehool
Alten
West
Tragic Coal Strike Violence Claims One Life
Chicago report details a quarrel over the coal strike that spiraled into a brawl on James Wallace Street. Among eight men, Charles Wulf, 27, dies from stab wounds. George Hows and Devil Schultz are wounded as Frank Brown and John Fitzgibbons are involved. Wulff dies shortly after the assault, while Brown recaps and Fitzgibbons is held as a witness.
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Chicago
Fght
James Wallace
Putton Street
Ave
Charles Wulff
Geo. Hows
Devil Schultz
Frank Brown
John Fitzgibbons
Ows
Wulff
Schultz
Bows
Wulfz
Harvey Praised As Finest Representative In Debate
The Wichita newspaper reports Major Harvey praised for exemplary party service and courteous conduct after a joint debate with opponent Stat or Murvey of Penn. Wall delivered a strong showing as the other side agreed the exchange was satisfactory. A large crowd attended the event as Mr Hirery opened with a five minute intro and Judge Wall spoke briefly before the opponent closed with a twenty minute address.
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Ioe
Stator Murvey
Eet
Ham Owernor
Jiene
Cinie
Harvey
Republican Party
Hirery
Judee Wallie
Mininutes
Sole heir fights will over sanity and estate in New Jersey
Ferdinand Poetesch asks Judge Roelletat to oppose probate of his brother William Peczech's will leaving all to Ferdinand. Needing proof William was sane, Ferdinand vows to contest and seek equal shares for all relatives if probate proceeds. Also: Glue Works fire in Pittsburg destroys Springdale plant, $129000 loss, insured, suspected arson, 200 job losses.
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Trenton
N. J
Ferdinand Poetesch
Roelletat
Orphanist Court
New Jeresy
Lekatee Linder
Willam Peczech
Ferdinand
Beilef
William
Pittsburg
American “Glue ‘Company
Springdale
Death of Wichita Merchant Fulton at 46
Wichita Kansas reports the death of merchant Lawrence Fulton aged 46 from Bright's disease after a week of illness. He married Hertha Goul fellow of Denver in July last. Fulton was a veteran shopkeeper in Wichita.
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Wichita
Kan
Laarence Fulton
Bright
Hertha Goulfellow
Denver
Special Bargains in Lacs Cartaina Fabrics Sale
Special we will offer this work some Special Bargains in Lacs Cartaina with a large and choice collection. Prices per yard range from 0.43 to 4.00 dollars depending on width and style. Irish Point and Brussels fabrics offered in 48 to 50 inch widths at varied prices.
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Lacs Cartaina
Pickering Confirms Moon Surface Theory During Lunar Eclipse
Harvard professor W H Pickering reports a lunar eclipse observation showing the bright arc around Linne crater enlarging as sunlight diminished. He argues the change supports a frost related surface effect rather than rock reflectance and aims to study the moon further despite poor photographs due to clouds and weather.
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Cambridge
Mass
W. H. Pickering
Harvard
Linne
Pickering
Gwins
Wendell Wee Greaty
Rockefeller Show Delights Sunday School Teachers in Cleveland
Rockefeller hosted a Sunday school event at Avenue Baptist in Cleveland with a temporary stage and guest supervision by St-John D Rockefeller. About two hundred attendees praised the entertainment while expenses were covered from New York. The report notes forthcoming storms impacting the U S House of Representatives and political tensions in London.
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Sires
Cleveland
Get
John D. Rockefeller
Prolonged Irish debate urged on education bill in House
Reports indicate government plans to press questions on the education bill while Premie Balfour is urged to set a day for discussing prosecutions under the crimes act. Notices in the House signal attempts to adjourn and secure a future date for Ireland's constitutional matters.
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Ireland
Premie Balfour
Trim
Irela
Women Form Bucket Brigade Stop Fire At Barrett Home
Laurel Springs New Jersey October 20 Women residents formed a long improvised bucket brigade to battle a house fire at Elmer Barrett a Philadelphia businessman. The line of women from wells to the home kept flames in check and saved the structure prompting locals to propose a dedicated women’s fire company for future emergencies.
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Laurel Springs
I. J
Elmer Barrett
Philadelphia
Tube War to Be Resumed Amid Oct ER Debates
Fragmented OCR text references a resumed tube war and an Oct ER but lacks clear events, dates, or names. It mentions money value and consumer ads like “Always Bought” and “Best You Buy.” The readable items include generic product slogans and filler phrases without coherent facts or sourcing.
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J. Paren Morgan
Ge of Commons
Teanten Seaes
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