Desperate foreign strikers spark violent city riots
Chaos erupting in a steel plant area as strikers and police clash through the night. Rumors of deaths and many injured swirl as damage runs into thousands of dollars. Troopers deployed from Grovust?g engage rioters, with cars wrecked and storefronts battered. Authorities vow to pursue those responsible and restore order.
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Mintute
Pas
Achees
Ard
Sed Steel Car Company
Jokn L. Wiles
Trooper
Jeton Gobernet Sirther
John
Roger
Etrikers
Unclear text fragment on New York cricket match details
Fragmentary OCR mentions forks, 22.0, and a vote with references to Canada and a female batter. The readable content is too garbled to determine a clear event, date, or participants beyond scattered phrases about a game and voting.
Kidnapped Child Cries as Abduction Case Unfolds
A Kansas City couple named James G. Darelsy and another man are detained on charges related to abduction in Topeka. They face a writ of habeas corpus hearing Wednesday to determine the legality of removing the child to Kansas. The case centers on a five year old girl said to cry and plead to return home as authorities pursue legal remedies.
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Kansas Cup
Ji J. Mdrakiey
Topeka
Kansas
Rome
Abe
Mduapad
Apts Pight
Marien
Closing Quotations of World Markets Amid Turbulent Trade
Turbulent trade saw mixed results across global markets as sharp price swings hit several sectors. Reading and Canadian Pacific led declines while Texas and Northwest exchanges showed pockets of strength amid selling pressure.
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts and Steady Trends
Kansas City livestock markets report steady to firmer tendencies across cattle and hogs. Hog receipts around 6,000 with heavy and packer demand mixed. cattle and calves show varied prices, with notable strength in native and western cattle while feeder and steer values reflect market activity. Sheep and lambs receipts listed with moderate demand and mixed pricing across weights.
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Kansas City
Karass Ciy
Ave
Museum Prepares Mounting of Rare Taxidermy Specimen
Washington August 23 Roaverelt natural history items ready for display in the recently built million dollar National Museum. A unique specimen named lahtn fe from the Hicilaya mountains has been mounted by the Smithsonian staff. It resembles a cow and is described by scientists as a landmark in the field. Only two such specimens have been recorded in the United States outside London and Paris.
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Washin
Aig
United
Etalea
Unis
London
Takin
Death at the railroad crossing injures two men
A chaotic scene near a railway crossing left Chicaan Ave and a 12 year old boy injured as a man near the frog suffered a severe leg injury. Witnesses describe panic as a wheel and rail caused the accident and a bystander noted the pain from the broken bone.
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Mrederiely Monell
Bimseie
NMA
Menvil
Witch
Vie Binken
Rothing
Wrath of God Descends on Cities Warns Preacher Message
A preacher in Ne Vn Aug 22 warned that wrath from God would descend on cities for Sabbath desecration and moral decay. He asserted that New York and Chicago would face divine judgment and urged repentance to avert calamity.
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Ana
Alanis
New York
Chicaza
Glen
North Carolina
Jordan
Exis Matton and Kaiser Travel Delay Inquiry
Fragmentary text describes travel by Exis Matton and Kaiser with delays on board. It mentions private dining, heavy fog, and a steamer trip disrupted by the fog causing a late arrival. The passage is garbled with missing names and places.
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Kaiser
Witten Announces Land Drawings for Dakota Lands
Epohane Washington news reports Wittes announces Cheyenne River and Indiang lands opening in October. The draw covers about 2,019,000 acres in Dakota and 217,000 in Not pahote, with registration across several points. Judge Wilkes will conduct the drawing at Aberdeen during the third week of October.
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Epohane
James TW. Wittes
Aonousee
Tayo
Thing
Push Dakota
Pahote
Anenteen
Flere
Jourmen
Labeae
Isohridiat
Fath Dakota
Tismatey
Wilkes
Mambera
Aberdeen
Pellagra Disease and Public Health in Washington
In Washington on August 23 a health report notes pellagra as a food related disease linked to spoiled corn. It discusses malady causes, lack of universal cure, and proposed measures affecting agriculture and public care to prevent damage to corn and protect consumers amid public concern.
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Eoeenion
Odeon
Kesh
Wasine &Tg
Cnmpetine
Pornumftt
Bumizn
Fright Triggers Panic in New York Home
Mrs Sarah Nagler sought help yesterday after a rat and mouse terrorized her house. A cat catcher was summoned as she screamed and fainted. she later recovered and reported the incident to local police.
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New York
Ans
Rata
Chassie
Hed Tyward
Millak
Sarah Nagler
Esterday
Leon Pistally
Lee Fort
Nasler
Cartalns
Weather ideal aids American to make a record in flying
In a fragmented report a sequence of aviation trials is described from Rheims and Paris sites. It notes American aviators Curtiss and Harm pursuing long distance records, with details on altitude and speed achievements, alongside commentary on dirigible performances and a looming Wright brothers patent dispute. The piece touches public interest, crowd reactions, and anticipated events, including upcoming races and exhibitions in France.
JASENSHL SEEKS EMPLOYMENT IN NEW YORK
Colonel Rudolph Jasen shl, veteran of the Fourth Battery of German artillery in the Husslang army, seeking work in New York after serving in Japan as a prisoner of war. He proposes any job, even labor, and expresses willingness to go to the Americas if needed. He highlights wartime service, injuries, and a military college background, and insists he will not be returned to his homeland.
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New York
Jasenskl
Japan
Janyeak
File Island
Talon
Rous
Fort Arthur
Military College
Balloon Marier Balloon Marier Parke Flight Details
A 22 year old balloon designer named Parke built a metal frame balloon using steel tubes and a steel tongue mechanism. The craft features a 60 foot length with a 38.0 percent rarity alloy and a propeller driven by an eight blade engine delivering 241 revolutions per minute.
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Parke
Avittara
Havard Clenent
Diriginle
Bsl- Inen
Inn Mint
Paseenessé
Alyrorter
Shoots His Wife Then Himself in Trighton Area
Fragmentary report describes a man shooting his wife and then himself near Trighton Colas Ave. A hurt employer recalls the event and the couple’s dispute. Details are incomplete and unclear in the readable text.
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Trighton
Colas Ave
Elle
Wan Makhin
Fromhjog
Bamael Givin
National rifle matches prep at Camp Peres amid disjointed lines
Fragmentary report notes teams ready for national rifle matches at Camp Peres with references to a 40 meter range and officials like General Secretary of War and a Colonel. Concurrent Mexican troop movements north are mentioned alongside unclear references to personnel and dates, creating a mosaic of military notes and event prep.
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RCADY
Peres
Dako
Ser Realy
Contimant
Kaas
Penerel Sum Vy E
Eenretary
Chlison Arrhyeg Naat
Asteetary
Ur Feraala Bere
Tert Satwriay
Danmon
Heer
Plague Claims 110 at Ferlong Fort
Reports from Ferlong describe a bubonic plague outbreak leading to 110 deaths at the fort during a fortnight. Army units conduct quarantines and sanitary measures as officials seek to contain the spread and assess casualties.
Fragmentary note on an interest centered homecoming
A garbled fragment discusses interest centered on a homecoming of a single man. It references New York and Cape Rare, mentions a person named Mashed, and alludes to a travel route or pledge. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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New York
Kateer
Wahoo
Arsenae
Sandy Terka
Nadedehn
Agi Doe
Tustin
Cape Rare
Berek Ninn
Frome
Reyman
Ivan
Boy Witnesses Brother Drowned Describes Fear Aftermath
In Seattle a eight year old boy Leonard drowned while his brother Elmer Jobaum aged eight watched and later feared for his life. Searchers scoured the lake all night until his cap surfaced and the body was recovered. Elmer said he saw his brother fall from a boat and was afraid to report the incident.
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Seattic
Trother Leonard
Nioa Batardas
Elmer Jobaum
Howe
Whee
Elmer
Big
Eimer
Forest fires rage across Washington and Idaho region
Storms push massive forest fires through Kane Washington and Spokane areas driving residents from homes. High winds whip flames along Pend Oreille river corridor threatening towns and forests. Fire crews battle several blazes, with warnings of spreading damage and uneven control this evening.
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Kane
Wash
Austin
Fragmentary note on rapid GTAS observations at Santiam Chile
The passage describes an observatory near Santiam Chile where rapid GTAS observations were reportedly photographed. Professor Weber Doust Cura comments on the work, with mentions of Cardona Roner and Trof. Curtis and Campbell involved in detecting speeds using a telescope system in a rough context.
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Routhtrn Sa
Psek Observatory
Santiam Chile
Weber Doust Cura
Atramer Acsaan
Trininie
Cardona
Trof
Curtis
Roulbeen
Campbell
Travel conductor found unbalanced after questions overload
Francisco a tourist conductor for the Chivaga Flamingtos Quin e rail line was found wandering in a half-demented state. Reports say renal failure contributed to his confusion while a tour party had him in charge. He claimed to recall a trip from Ranese City toward Chicago with stops amid a Colorado incident.
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Francisco
Aucuet
Oraris Kethot
Chivaga, Flamingtos & Quine Railroad
Charse
Ranese City
Chicago
Kansax
Colorado
The Lady Who Danced the Minuet
A fragmented account recalls a noblewoman of the eighteenth century who chose elegant measured steps and refined movement to dance at court. The piece notes envy and courtly scrutiny as her ballroom reputation grew amid formal ceremony and social expectations.
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Eruleia
Abe
Untitled fragment reports marooned figures and disrupted operations
A garbled OCR fragment recounts people named Taton Chis and Ofren paw teen at work, a Fine clearing event, and a train pre Ainize 1300 ghee Was eaniRht m abe ciren by a band. The text hints at a marooned situation and disrupted activities with unclear dates and places.
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Taton
Sam Tay
Ofren Paw
Taney BP
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