Skidoo Camp Scuffle Involving Sheriff Guardsman
Fragmentary report from Skidoo camp near the southern townsite of Bile Too describes a confrontation where the sheriff's guard in charge of Joe Simpran allegedly killed a man named Arnot Ingt after capture. The text also mentions Bashir Dobe and locals Dobix, Silat Ar mold, Armely tomato, and Gimpsot prior prosecutions, with unclear ages and motives.
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Skidoo
Sherif
Zuard
Joe Simpran
Ie Imbleh
Japan
Salkarna
Bank
Sido
Uiere
Colonel Warwick 13 Found Dead in New York Home
New York Ari 24 Colonel William Warwick 13 was found dead in his Bronx lodging on a Saturday. The coroner attributed the death to old age infirmities. Warwick, a former Confederate veteran born in Virginia about 80 years ago, lived in New York as a lawyer and entertainer connecting Southern migrants with city life.
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New York
Ari
Morgan
Coloon
William
Warwick
Bronx
Nixold
Suevaaty
Worvilek
Ceme
York
Columel Worvich
Dalliel
Four Men Die in Explosion at Pollteries Company
Wittaburg April 2 four men were killed and about 100 others escaped injury when an explosion rocked the Pollteries Company plant in Wilkes Worth Illsworth Pa Washington county. Foregners were among the dead, bodies mangled and burned. The accident caused a major scare as workers and guards evacuated the mound area. Investigators probed the cause while officials promised safety improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittaburg
Illail
Eeworth ‘Pollteries Company
Illsworth
Washington County
Forelgners
Tenishl
Ynttad
New Jersey telegraph veteran’s eighty years of steady service
An elderly telegraph veteran from New Jersey celebrates a long career marked by uninterrupted service. He notes fifty years at one exchange and hints at a century milestone ahead, reflecting on gradual changes and pride in steadfast duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gharies
Newview
New Jersey
Ryaroy
Attec
Ince
Horler
Ship records indicate cargo and passenger details
The document describes a voyage involving a vessel named Red-crath aes yearn with cargo and passenger capacity. It lists tonnage figures and registration numbers, noting 78 beat cabins, 488 pins, and 212 other passengers along with related accommodations and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitre
Wales
Catholic Priests Consider New Mutual Aid Societies
A French report discusses potential mutual aid societies for Catholic clergy in France. It notes papal interest and Vatican signal that a scheme could provide financial security for priests, with a proposed fund approaching four million dollars, amid debate and arrangements among church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Nowaltiing
Aid Societien
Privets
Penalon
Berg
Rame
Culhalle
How a Drunkard Can Be Kept Sober
A Chicago discussion outlines a reform colony to house and rehabilitate men and women from social missteps. Judge Cleland backs outdoor exercise, rest, and disciplined routines as cure, while authorities consider using locally built cottages and medical staff to guide recovery.
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Chicago
Tudge “McKennle Cleland Yeaturday
Wollidik da Prtaishing
Raform Colony
City Tanmage Riverside
Siltanle
Sahara
Ireland
Alain
John Worthy
Cleland
Yeaterday
Unico Wirman
Ctv
Bryan Is The Only One In The Dam Convention
A garbled report describes a springtime convention in Bryan where Bryan is repeatedly named as the central figure. It mentions temporary leadership, a chairman, and attendees from nearby towns, with references to a "Bryan" prominence and expected actions at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evetudimuch
Roger C. Sulivan
Uryon
Walsal
Eubaldod
Montana HTOOXMEN Pass Resolutions in Butte
The Montana HTOOXMEN pass resolutions endorsing the Childerson pill and urging Congress to enact laws protecting waterways and fares, praising the agriculture department and Secretary Wilson, with support for livestock regulation and possible registration measures.
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Montana
Butte
Congress
Interstars
Department of Agriculture
Wilon
Melvin
Tugersull
David East
Hants
Joseph Leiter to be married in Washington society
An engagement announced between Joseph Leiter, son of Washington and Chicago, and Miss Juliotto Whim, daughter of Colpus, with wedding plans to be decided. Details reference past Harvard graduate Joseph Leiter and Chicago social circles, hinting at family ties and notable social status.
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Woshhicton
Ari
Jonuph
Wrehington
Chicago
Colpus
Wiliams
Washington
Deller
Chisago
Harvard
Sjoorgetinen
Railroads in Texas Are Washed Out After Storm
Wide Texas rail routes collapsed as a heavy rainstorm caused massive washouts near Fort Worth Dallas and nearby towns. Damage disrupted trains and freight, with routes between Newark and Dale affected and the Texas and Pacific lines reporting extensive track washouts over several days.
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Texas
Wort Worth
Bex Uy
Newark
Athia Fort Worths
Denver
Two Men Crushed While Stealing Ride
Halle, Monico April 23 4 Miner pedition Grew Willan H Henian and Fred Caland brothers Ilaw of Bevan crushed to death while stealing in a car. The two men were in the car at Traven waoum sui when the fatal incident occurred. Both men were from [location unreadable] Oblo and were believed part of a plan to recreation doan up dane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle
Monico
Willan H. Henian
Fred Caland
Ilaw
Bevan
Eight Year Old Hero Saves Family in Fire Blaze
A dramatic New York apartment house fire sees an eight year old boy hailed as a hero for guiding two hundred women and children to safety. Firefighters battled heat and smoke as residents squeezed into corridors and exits, with rescue efforts highlighted by quick thinking and brave actions that helped avert a larger tragedy.
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New York
Valued Wife Attends Dollar Event in Veiled Notice
Fragmented text references a man and wife, a property or payment matter, and a monetary amount. The readable bits suggest a dated, formal notice style with names obscured, possibly a probate or property handout. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Parting of a Heavy Lifted Body Reported in Month of April
A fragmentary report notes a body found by the waterfront in early April. Witnesses recall a fire incident and identify a local person connected to the event. The report mentions police involvement and ongoing inquiries by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Baward B. Marinings
Episcopal Church to Be Built in Italy
The Church of St. James, an American Episcopal church, was laid with two foundation stones in Italy under the auspices of Harold Venable. Lloyd C. Grimmm, the American ambassador to Italy, spoke praising American gospel support. The church at St. James was authorized in 1967, with 24,000 dollars already pledged for construction.
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Italy
Griecom
Ami
St. James
Erestion Ut
Washington
Uvle
Runkiny
Mychlor
Philanthropy versus Charity Debate Sparks Chicago Speaking Event
Archbishop Glennon denounces a charity fundraiser as a bid for notoriety. He argues true philanthropy must guide libraries and social settlements, not mere handouts, criticizing Darwinian schooling and social philosophy. He warns against eradicating need without moral purpose.
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Chicaso
Avurange Philantherpist
Ata
Aaid
Glennon
Honatry
Fifa
Ariea
Tattooing in the Army and Its Rise Among Enlistees
The survey, from the United States Army medical bulletin, outlines tattooing origins and trends among 2078 enlistments over eight and a half years. It notes high prevalence among Navy veterans, varied city presence, and growing mobility of those tattooed, with many bearing female symbols, emblems, or national marks.
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Stantington
Usmavy
United States
Inivy Medical Bulletin
Animen Parenkolt
Whita-Tattoofuz
Japan
Thiy Hawlt
Tenea
Farenhelt
Ynen
Huge Flywheel Disaster Traps Workers in Chicago Plant
A flywheel exploded at a Chicago plant on April 23, hurling debris through walls and injuring several. Reports list T H K Mingen, a Waukegan man, an inspector, and naval school draughtsman T Dodd among the injured. The wheel tore through a neighboring building, wrecking walls and causing fatal and serious injuries. The blast damaged the plant, with estimated losses around four thousand dollars and authorities launching a full investigation.
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Chicago
Naril
Cuburha
T. HK. Mingen
Inuanor Waukegan “Palephone Company
Memober
Wavkugan
Kada
Eletric
T. Dodd
Naval Hiyntadys School
Alameter
Walla of
Hell
EW Commanders of the Squadron Changes in Duty
Washington April 28 Orders from the navy department detach Rear Admiral aries to command the second squadron and place Rear Admiral Aynns in charge of the United States Army vessels. Rear Admiral Sperry to relieve from command of the second squadron. Captain Benton Schruater to transfer to the battleship Virginia and assume command of its division. Transitions affect the battle fleet at Washington Navy Yard with other officer shuffles forthcoming.
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Wachington
Losury
Navy Department
Aries
Thorne
Minnesota
Uuty
United States
Aynns
W. H. Braery
Tuty
Lon
Eve
Agamadron
Cheriea B. Sperry
Contatind
Virginia
Equilron
Capudy
Alexander Bhargie
Most Epic Cook in Europe Arrives on European Tour
The article notes a famed cook arriving in Europe aboard the Stantonitie Hentarhland, visiting venues and meeting figures at diverse locations including Vernbann-Ranerteng. It mentions preparations with tomato blasters and references German and French connections, planning to tour European culinary sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Capena
Renton
Brothers Quarrel Ends In Fatal Wounding At Ranch
Monty Lowiatan 28 is fatally wounded after a dispute over ranch property near Moorn, A. The struggle involved Henry Prancis and others as brothers argued over the will and estate. Community ranchers noted the incident drew attention to local tensions and prompted police involvement.
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Lowiatan
Monty Ape
Ity
Rex
Ranch Proyerty
Moorn
Franela Ghoomit
Wxrua
Henry Prancis
Franes
Frey
Dant
Seeek
Doctors Strike Over Poor Hospital Food In New York
In New York on April 34 doctors protested over hospital food, citing poor meals for patients and long hours. Six physicians confronted Superintendent Bua about conditions, while assistants and staff faced widespread strain across wards and units.
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New York
cRncauwe
Aly Young Internea
Lotus
Hultdins
Durlag
Talmadge
Malls Watt
Governor Deneen on a Hog Train
A garbled report recounts Governor Deneen on a hog train with passengers including his family. The journey crosses the country, prompting questions about rail operations, domestic life, and public interest as passengers discuss routine travel and meal details.
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Governor Deneen
Denown
Bard
Hayain
Papgenieuy
Pacwepgore
Celebration of the Hudson Fulton Day Events
New York lists the Hudson Fulton Day celebration week starting September 27 with events at the Armory Inn, Metropolitan Open Fields, Canepic Hall, and Academy of Music. The program includes a parade, concerts, memorials, and a reception. Commissions work to publicize plans and secure logistics for the parade and festivities.
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Apel
Aimer Inn
Wheely Dave
Erie
Metropolitan
Academy of Muate
Pharraeley Ng
Slick Ff
Hudson
Pulte
I. J. Cush
Clermont
Newspaper Publish ers Association defends pulp price push
The American Newspaper Publishers Association asserts against tariff and paper-prices maneuvers, denouncing Speaker Cannon Payne and Dalzell for blocking the Stevens bill. It urges inquiry into paper costs, arguing a plan to curb subterfuge by paper manufacturers and defend free pulp access.
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New York
American Nowajaner
Jul- Heitors’ Association
Wis
Hanking
Roosevelt
Itea
Aether
American Newspaper Publishera Association
Nuwa
Uanual
Lane
Caudon
Payne and Dale
Stevens
Badnith
Conmnitier
Boas Sinmorlic
Hlagal
Hong of
Pine Makers
Aul
Jou Tari rosiNetinns
Mensra
Payne
Dalzell
Nevo
Tae
Canon
Nabell
Yanor Nuestivs
Mallor
Atevens
Aritar
Uriitielal
Deining Markt
Deleneas
Browneville Affair Stalls in Senate Standoff
Fragmentary report shows the Browneville affair before the Senate with discussions of naval issues and proposed amendments. Senators debate construction for new baseshit facilities, delay risks, and the role of the secretary of war and defense officials. The piece notes army strength figures and shifting committee positions amid uncertain outcomes.
Daring Robbery In An Elevator Reported
A scrambled April 2 item describes a daring elevator robbery with unclear details. The fragment mentions an ascension, a private concern, and a fatal incident linked to the fall or collapse, but the text is garbled and does not clearly identify people, places, or outcomes.
Cleveland land to be a Sick Wan Watchmen kept out
A garbled report mentions Cleveland land and a rapid recovery from an attack. It references Watchmen, a principal named Jay Cleveland, and other figures amid uncertain phrases about a public event, remarks on attendance, and a hospital scene with Broad details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Why Was Jeff Davis' Name Obliterated
Fragmented OCR summary notes a debate over removing Jeff Davis’s name from a memorial or project. It suggests political pressure, a possible erection of a new marker, and mentions a Confederate association and a national context. The text is garbled and uncertain about precise actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Davis
Waalietan
Lve Carlie
Cpeaniatiods
John Ubaige
Unell
Tendlton
Pest
Theaditer
Penkal
Jun Feng
World Market Closing Quotations Report Mixed Decline
Closing quotations from world markets show a mixed tone with declines in several major shares. The report notes price movements across industries including rail, steel, and banks, with some gains in select sections.
New York Stocks and Market Averages Report
A sprawling list shows stock tickers and market items across numerous American firms and exchanges. It includes transportation lines like Chicago Northwestern and Union Standard, commodity mentions in sugar and copper notes, and livestock headlines from Chicago April 22 with cattle and calf receipts and prices among the day’s business details.
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Ubstler
Soy York
Apelda
Brony Zoological Gar
New Yorks
Mt Mort Sycvin Tayishenaniy
Lavan Aertven
Chicka
Bryan
Joseph Leiter
Womn
Nadi
Walter Thene
Urabe Tlapaund
Joba
Huth
Wilar
Ventor
Imola
Heroiss
Low Turk
Auril
Hotel Ui
Lexington
Avenue Noir
Wil
Bravey
Ate Charlo Lani
Gwen
Tbr
Sverie Rétige
Kontin
Swnrey
HUM
Atrent
Hohumbly
Tron
Apelands
Adie Poncityton
Fiat Vine
Birrina
Properay
Ati
Bion
Aero Vale
Wirlinie
ING
America
Mest
Jel J. Glennon Geeake
Gaming -Cineren
Sonia
Ulvaceea
Justius
Darwin
Spencer
Miles
Hain
Murat
Newt Yavin
Agiell
Federal
Iirant
Bary Wegni Wa Wyyenthyatieh
Manila
Stoffed
Traima
Cannon
Browneville
Senate
Sion Krinohaey
Willy
Hoctors
Lakewood Hotel
Grover Clevelyny
Tomita
Fondsiee
Nes
Mr. Levebing
Ivan
Uh Rinse
Rapid
Ingie
Farhior Peeridont
Jay Clee
Oland
Hornt
Owe
Joseph Wy Fryany
Wes York
Thonday
Aloelag
WoRwy
Camulhin
Pennsylvania
Hi Pew
Ataaulavait
Northern Pacific
Great- Nubile
Orrad
Louisville Ana
Naeiville
Southern Ral
Fur
Atlonia
Consolidatoy Gus
Emus
American Sige Refining
Anseonde
Aliningcumbeny
Atchison ‘Abentsast
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Chesapeake and Olle
Chicago Northwestern
St. Paul
Colorado
Goulham Delaware
Hedeor
Floricia
Central Or International
Interborough
Nashville
Eenee Roel
Marsel
Western
Winkéagoy Anc
Duly Minsk
Saptetha
Seulamy
Lecubur
Timothy
Camas
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