Natives prone to riot in northern Keays province
Dispatch from Mombasa reports Somali tribes stirring unrest along the northern boundary of Keays province as travel season approaches. British authorities note increased activity among desert tribes and vow to maintain order with a rover party and receptions for Roosevelt entourage.
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Mombasa
API
Serlre
Keays
Tralle
Lorbere
Sir Il
Uganda
England
Rowsevelt
C. Tompsine
Kermit Roosevelt
Io Leke
Xeide
Silva
Lamong
Athi Rive
Alfred Puasa
Elling Thak
George Melilian
Ju Je Ranch
F. J. Jackson
Hewlanant
Ee Dertectorate
Delamers
Andery
Natural Histore Society
Harm
Suckeon
Ron
Ronee
Velt
Big Area Swept By Fire In Manchester
Fire swept a large area in Manchester destroying or damaging city buildings from Elm Street to Mead Street and Cedar Street north to Fourth Avenue. A gale from Concord and surrounding towns fanned the flames. About 200 people were displaced as the blaze burned around 10 p.m. The damage was estimated near 160000, with several blocks affected.
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Manchester
Loring
Arebotay
Ates
Elmatrest Saatward
Mead Street
Aubarn Ciest Porth
Cevtar
Rely
Comcord
Nashua
Lowell
Portsmouth
Hover
Rochester
Ope Orirck
Ooy O'Glock
Cedar Street
Hughes Plan Of Direct Nomination Repudiated
Fragmentary text shows a dispute over a Hughes plan for direct nominations. Names and specifics are unclear, but the record notes repudiation of a plan and references to officials or parties involved, suggesting a contested nomination process.
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Hughes
Reverted BIW Adversely To Assembly Defeat Predicted
Tastee the republican organization proposes to support the primary due of Assemblyman J. B. Patlippin, amending general election law to require primaries in areas with no official primaries. Provisions set primaries before August 1, except in presidential years, and polls to open at a specified time.
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Tastee
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Patlippin
Shich
Priv Marira
Itme
Aldrich and Enoot Listen to Newspaper Men
Newspaper publishers and agents testify before a Senate committee chaired by Senator Aldrich and Senator Sooth regarding disputes over wind pulp and print paper schedules and proposed taxation. The hearing probes production costs and policy impacts on the press.
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Aldrich
Enoot
Sweshington
Apr
Fire on New York Subway Train
A subway fire broke out on a southbound New York train causing dense smoke in three cars and an explosion in the motor box. Passengers and crew escaped to the elevated structure, with many recovering on the street and at Jackson Avenue station. several injuries reported but no fatalities.
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New York
Drisn Amoke
Colin Parengers
Orman
Donra
Taca
Watsen
Jacheonatteet
Trate
Miners Seek Federal Appeal Over Wage Pact
Representative of coal operators and United Mine Workers officials urged President Taft to consider miners demands. They proposed extending the three year wage agreement that expired March 31. Miners insist on union security terms. talks adjourned to reconvene with three anthracite districts.
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DENT
Taft Prilaterpals
United
Ming Workers of
Atveges
Pennsylvanis
Toine Workers’ Organization
Conferepes
Tet
Hundreds crowd to bar in sard y indiana closing night
In Sardy Indiana crowds packed the bar as tickets sold out for the final drink night. Police halted the rush after midnight though hours remained crowded as the saloon license neared expiration.
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Sardy
Indiana
Gardy
Tod
Nalona
Cat Travels Sixty Miles to Return to Mistress
A garbled report notes a cat traveling sixty miles to return to its supposed mistress in a strange tale. The fragment references various odd names and unclear places, but centers on the animal’s journey and implied scandal.
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Cat
San Frances
Katlea
Srna
Hlacht
Bismotetrena
Hay
Doeqnes
Peta
Ania
Miea
Atlee
Bhark Wine Saver
Insane Man in Aurora Goes on Killing Spree
A man, John Anderson, driven by a deteriorated mind, armed with two pistols and a shotgun, killed Mrs. McVieker and Mrs. Belford and wounded several others as he terrorized a Wisconsin street. Neighbors recall prior friendly ties with Anderson, who then killed himself after a frantic rampage that left a trail of injuries and fear.
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Aurora
John Leder
Phirber
Moana
Bersees
Joho Anderson
Sohn Belford
Feeb
Troy
Jonny Uecviemer
Amethand
Anderton
Codret
Eetlare
Attici
Ty Anderon
Joba McViekker
McVieker
Anderson
Bret
M[cIcker
Vieker
John Belford
Belford
Dreoma
Mra
Mr. Mista
Bety
Youth Arrested on Charges of Larceny
A 19 year old, Henting E Crompton, was arrested in New York on larceny charges related to attempting to buy a $1,300 device with forged funds. He signed a check for $187 at a bank in Chicago before traveling to New York, and was reportedly connected to a scheme involving forged Chechen pay. The case centers on alleged thefts and deception surrounding the purchases and funds.
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New York
Henting E Crompton
Yeate
W Clare
Medhorn
Heveral
Af Chiengis Dank
Leinese Ton Aerin
Myatrenvan Torrattens
Ilr
Athens
Bae
Endorsed plan leads to quick arrest of youth in dog theft
A youth involved in a purchase of a bootblack's dog faced arrest after delivering the animal and being traced by detectives. Police traced the boy who delivered the dog and arrested him as the case unfolded. Authorities note it was lucky the youth acted when he did rather than waiting longer.
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Bkie
Bootblack
Bootblack Gmld
May Bride
Castro's Hard Luck Exile Ordered From Martinique
The French government orders Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela expelled from Martinique amid fears his presence could incite revolution. A French steamer Versailles sails from Fort de France to return him toward safety or exile. The United States may seek to block Castro from refueling on his mainland route.
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Fort de France
United States
Castine
Casa
Bio
Revael
Akteg
India
England bars Castro from landing at Trinidad
Washrexton Mort reports the State Department blocked former President Fidel Castro from landing in Trinidad. Officials say there is unity of sentiment among Caribbean governments toward permitting Castro to remain inland. The department has not decided on a possible asylum or safe haven plan, and no commitments were made by Colombia Panama or Costa Rica about potential options.
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Trinidad
Caroe
State Department
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Colombia
Panama
Conta Rica
Orchestra of the School for the Blind Evening Event
The Orchestra of the School for the Blind will perform at the Congregational church on Adams Avenue near Twenty- eighth Street. The program includes The Pains The Holy Cir and a piece titled Mariba TM 1. The instructor teaches children by ear, not by notes, and a system is noted. The program lists many performers including Thomas Pittuiph William Nichol and James McClelan among others, with a concluding prayer service to follow.
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Emehevtra
Fmea Aehood
Congre National
Adams Avenue
Twentedlih Street
State Xehoot Dors
Aelec
Ieee
Thomas Pittuiph
Wm. Nichol
Janep McClelan
Oret Tiling
George Weentratt
Ove Campbell
Jemea Janebe
Peennt soHlua
Allep
Teneerttnen
Plana Parl
Bladenmoet
Jemsand Iverson
Roc Linnes
Murray Alten
Clarinet
Tail Mefenald
Fire
Zel- Ya Cunh
Iow
Thurman
Eta
Parbticaill
Ahly Service
Municipal Court Hearing Terms and Names Listed
Fragmented text outlines court items including April 2018 dates, participant names such as Mire, Mowrey, Seager, and Mary, and mentions hearings or actions like a set for Apel 13th and a Valentine related reference. The legible elements suggest a municipal court docket with multiple individuals and dates, though details are garbled.
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NelIbert
Ado BT
Polk Amay
Mguor Cay
Perth
Pat Mire
Mary J
Tacittes Rere
Elatetin
Seager
Keery Po Ove
MT Nut
Tor Apel
Trial reveals Milburn defense on Standard Oil profits
Attorney Milburn argued for Standard Oil in government suit to dissolve Blandard, disputing government profit estimates under the Sherman Act. He contended assets were overvalued, emphasized compounding interest and capital use, and defended profit levels while noting 10 million in non oil investments. He cited expert opinions and questioned government theory and data interpretation.
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BL Lci
al [Pare
Standard C Company
Une Blandard
Milbnm
Special Aircraey Gener
Frank MW. Kelloge
Standard Qi
Moburn
New Jersey
Haman
Milburn
Sven
Ar Cement
Muir
Tuttonttren
Mitburh
Talena Gaena Vi
Doheven
Philadelphia
Ste. Milburn
Missing Tug Arrives at Fairport Harhon
Pleseland reports the missing tug arrives at Fairport Harbor after a lengthy drift. The vessel, ferried late Wednesday, landed safely. damage to the hull and communications wires noted, with several houses and streets affected by the incident.
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Fairport
Harhon
Untidy fragment reports a Wild West play and a fatal shooting
A garbled OCR note describes a Wild West stage play in Indiana with a death. Chiefton Wolfe is killed by Laren Wandton in a chaotic scene. A 1K year old asset and a man Trev appear, with references to a rifle pony and Bally from eatrages, but details are unclear.
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Chiftont Wolfe
Laren Wandton
Wainilon
Remit
Eulette
World Markets Close Weakened After Mixed Trading
Daily market notes show mixed activity in New York with some shares advancing while others declined. Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, and several industrials moved, while Amalgamated Copper and American locomotive declined. Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Chicago Transit among listed stocks also traded differently. Cattle and hog futures, wheat and cotton prices featured in the report with quotes and closing levels for key rails and industrials.
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New York
Chesapeake and
OKW
Ag Ostime
Point Run
Oldrove 3
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Virginle Carotloa
Atebinan
Amalgamated Copper
Americas Car and Firindry
American Hmeliiong
American Boxer ReBalog
Anacnnda Ming Co
Tialtintore
Brooklys Rapid Tracult
Adiab Paene
Eouprake and
Thicago Northwerners
Chicago
Sod St. Pavel
Colorado Punt and Trem
Colorado and Southern
Delawary
Denver and Rio Grande
Denver and
Rio Grande
Firle Railway
Grea Northern
Great Northern Ore Cite
Mineola Cantens
New York Central
Restling Messway
Tock Istend Ca
Ruck Inland Ca
Efa
Southern Peeltie
Southern Railway
Telg Tinton Pacines
United States Steel
United States Steel Bis Ways
Wabash Railway
Western Meton
Hiandand Omt Co
Wealthy Widow to Wed Harvard Graduate
New York announces the engagement of a wealthy widow to James II Kidder, Harvard graduate and man of private equity. The couple planned a June ceremony at a private residence, with guests including noted merchants and family members.
Actress of Note Dead Modjeska Chronology Declares End
Helena Modjeska, famed Polish stage star born in Krakow, died at her Fremont home in Fay City at 45 after a two month illness. The death followed a bout with Bright's disease and complications from Bean Trrowbis, with husband Count Ralph Modjeska and family at her side. Funeral plans and final arrangements were not yet set, as physicians and relatives mourned in Osage County. Modjeska rose to prominence in the American stage after early tragedy, later touring the United States and performing in Shakespearean roles and other classical works.
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Loa Arcelee
Agrila
Helena Modjeski
Fay City
Orsaze County
Neight
Bedelde
Pound
Quant Degente
Mma Modjeata
Ralph Modjests
Ble
Chicseoy
de. J. Boyd
Mme
Modjeaks
Mme Undbala
Ted Moothe Siro
Shenaba
Bright
Warcelz
Penaleet
Nnersta
Herema Modiraka
Nbw
Bozenta
Chtapowski
Oracow
Waa
Bends
Helena
Mina Sodjeski
Proming of
Succes
Abe Blstorit
Dockinia
Dockista
Ralph Med
Freka
Cewant Blamother
Bochiets
Moijeeka
Modjeske
Abe
Ahe
Methana
Abdi
Charles Cilapomasd
Futenta
Pratee
le Cate
United States
Ag Utopian
Coker Peur Anabel
Menithera
Califorel
John McCullough
Amnager
Califocnia Teast
Bn Ban Freicisco
Ant
Eiten & Place
Wes Company
California
Battom 1
Modjetka
United Hater
Fn March
TNSC
Tendon
Court
Wilkon Ranelt
Acteviog & Creat Syornas
Mme Medjeaha
He Volvd
Har
Uhaygh Aba Bea Tran
Reza Art
Macbeth
Pafferarn
Child killed by fall on sharp iron picket stake
A youth died after falling onto a sharp iron picket stake during a nighttime event. The accident occurred at Pine Park where the youth had been playing near the pickets. Police and emergency responders are investigating the circumstances of the incident and the involved location.
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