Day of Sport at Sydney Exmkhana Enlivens Royal Ground
A Sydney Aug 25 Exmkhana at the Royal Agricultural Society show ground drew a large crowd. Events ran from morning until after 6 pm and included militia and naval displays, buck-jumping, camel throwing, and rope pulling. Notable results featured Brown of the cruiser Pioneer winning the 300 yard hurdle, and American ships placing first and third. The American fleet defeated New South Wales in baseball and the University of Sydney beat a Missouri team 10 to 0.
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Aydney
Royal Agricultural Society
Arown
Floneer
Therry
How Jersey
Preond
Swanenu
Voesel
Victoriound
Fleet Tram
New Sout Wales
University At Sydney
Missouri
Loss En tailed by Omaha Fare and Plant Saved
Damages estimated at 100000 were caused by a tie that affected the Omaha Wagon Works at Buse Ouray. The strike impacted the Wagon Works company and the Mount of the Malia Saddle Tree company with substantial losses. The big Carter White Lead Works plant endured 84000 in losses but was saved.
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Gatter Lrad Works
Omaha
Omaha Wagon Works
Buse Ouray
Wagon Works
Malia Saddle ‘Tree Company
Carter White Lead Works
Leading tennis players drawn for semifinals at national championship
Newport August 5 Four top tennis stars reached the semifinals of the national championship all comers event held at the Casino. The field included OB. Alexander of New York and W J Clothier of Philadelphia with Nat C Emerson of Cincinnati set to face Beals C Wright of New York. A keen contest looms between the New York and Philadelphia players as Weight pursues victory over Emerson.
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Newport
Ing
Cowntry
Allcomers
OB. Alexander
New York
W. J. Clothier
Parladel Phi
Nat C. Emerson
Cincinati Agamst Beals
Reclaim Big Tract in Emery County
A garbled report discusses reclamation plans in Emery County related to water works, canal couplers, and a proposed project in a Valley area. It mentions state engagement, potential canal improvements, and expert input about feasibility and motives behind the plan.
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Emery County
William Emperon and Mae Panera Tie Historic Trade Pact
The report notes William Emperon and Mae Panera reaching a historic trade agreement amid shifting regional alliances. Officials emphasize mutual benefits and reduced barriers, with details on timelines and sectors affected to follow in subsequent briefings.
Writing Proves Guilt In Chicago Robbery Case
Reports from Chicago detail handwriting analysis linking Captain Thomas J. Porter to a notation on a stolen money package tied to the 3173,000 theft alleged against George W. Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald admits potential authorship but says placing such notes on top bundles was routine practice. A German ambassador funeral notice also appears for next Friday in Leipzig.
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Ghicago
Thomas J. Porter
Government
George W. Pitzgerald
Commercial National Ink
Pitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Mines of Hanna Wyoming May Be Opened
A report outlines a scheme to work coal mines with safety. Belgian and German experts, led by Chief Warteyne, discuss survey findings and the oversight of potential openings. The piece notes high death rates in mining and the expected safety measures under inspection.
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Hanna
Wyoming
Vuk
Vietor
Wauteyne
Mins
Wap & Passenery Pn
Ted Starner
Kroundaal
Warteyne
Lie
Stalea
Delginn
AMERIGAN PROFESSOR TO LECTURE IN GERMANY
A distorted notice mentions an American professor scheduled to lecture in Germany. It references a Harvard connection and a possible early date but the garbled text makes specifics unclear.
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Amerigan
Germany
Chicuan
Ang
Denn
Matey
Agger Wap
Eri Finn
Megere Harvard
Deeraz
Deerey
A Brown & Co Suspended In Stock Exchange Shock
New York brokerage giant A Brown & Co faces suspension amid market turmoil and unsettled clerical charges. The firm’s leaders deny illicit trading, while others warn of heavy, widespread liabilities and unsettled contracts across major exchanges.
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A. D. Brown, & CO
New York
Newt York
A. C. Heown & Co
T Ie
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Stock Exchange
Tofey
Waleh
Ukal
TD. W. Noel
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Aspete
Mablilles
A. O. Brown
Eigeks A. O. Brown & Co
A. O. Crown & Co
Clam Shell Finds Diamond Ring In New York Beach
In Lang Inland outlet near the pavilion, a clam shell revealed a diamond ring valued at $100. William Hudgins, a summer resident of Quogue, recognized it as his lost ring after inquiry. The finder was rewarded with a stallard by the grateful owner.
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New York
h-Soha
J- Bayner
Siemnton
L. i
Alamond
Taylor
Stallard
Race letter threats hit Springfield labor scene
Governor Denene faces a race driven scare as threats email letters target employers of Black labor in Springfield. A Negro delegation meets with Governor Denene and federal Secret Service aided by a government agency aims to locate the letter authors. An ongoing census of Black residents is planned amid a growing race tension
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Oviewpo
Ang
Springfeld
Ims. Seys
Negro Iubor
Deneen
Dengen Ang
Cédtet Service
Aff Clas
Springfield
Thern
Dinpea
Notela
Negrdes
Old Age Pension Plan For Veteran Printers
Chicago March 25. Veteran printers in the United States may receive pensions under an international plan. The Pensley fund will pay $1 monthly to printers over ten years in the craft who have twenty years or more of membership. Nearly all core printers are expected to benefit.
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Chicago
Mig
United States
Honaheel Lodlay
Pensleys
Ty Bt
International Pypen Ieapatent Wuion
Pensley
Suspects in Murder Case Released on Bail
Bail set at 1000 dollars for suspects in a murder case as police continue inquiries. The released individuals include several named parties, with authorities noting ongoing investigation and pending motions.
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Murdem Gase
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Hell
Keri
Holsalle
Gould Sues Tradesman for Fifty Thousand Dollars
Mrs Gould sues Frank A Molaughing alleging negligence and intentional insult after a failed service of summons. She claims nervous shock and injury from the incident, with damages sought amounting to fifty thousand dollars. Also reported, farmer Lewis Buttrell was shot and killed by a tenant after a rent dispute at Savoy, Fayetteville.
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New York
Afra
Howard Goull
Frank A
Mra
Gould
Melauphila
Dia
Are. Gubl
Guna
Sileraelis
Farmer
Fayetteville
Ann
Lewis
Buttrell
Themer
Savoy
Luttrell
Guttrell
Sild
Preacher Steals Clothes and Glasses in New York Case
An itinerant preacher tied to a prominent New York church faces larceny charges after allegedly stealing a suit, a pair of gold-rimmed glasses, and other garments from a fellow clergyman. He reportedly wore the stolen items during sermons in Newark and Hoboken while awaiting sentence. A separate notice mentions a September 6 land sale in Washington County offering 1000 acres of state lands valued at 10 to 46 dollars per acre.
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New York
Wil Wagan
Reformed Church
Viwing
Avtetrix
Ani
Hiterat Preacier
Wodnustay
Sceamt Avenue
Newark
Havans
Ly the Unnery
M.C. A
Hawn
Haybig
Hose
Welser
Washington County
Wills and inheritance ripple through a scientist’s family
In a sensational case from New York and Washington, D C, Mrs Chanel Chancellor, widow of R Chancellor former superintendent of public schools in the District of Columbia, left five billion for her five daughters under irrevocable conditions. The will dictates that the trust remains until the mother’s death, with custody of the heirs limited until adulthood. The widow’s bizarre bequest shocks observers as details emerge from the scattered declarations across the country.
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New ‘York
Ave
Norwalk
Cann
Bayes
Chanel
Dre Wilton
R. Chancellor
Washing
D. C
Carr
Bright
Cla
Columbia
National
South Norwalk
Ancellor
Hains and Brother Brought Into Court
In New York on August 24 Captain Hains and his brother faced magistrate court in Kangalah City. Hains is charged with the killing of William Annis at the Hay Side Vaent Club over a week ago while his brother faces a separate arraignment on related charges. Proceedings were postponed to next Friday. The defendants appeared with counsel. officers were present and the case involved a United States spray incident.
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New York
Briday
Shanie Appearndt
Hains Case To Be Shorn Of Sensationalism
District Attorney Iva Darrin of Queenscounty said the Hains brothers case will be made less sensational by agreement with counsel Minrney MeIntire. He stated the people are tired of sensationalism and that the case should proceed without it.
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Hains
Iva Darrin
Queenscounty
Minrney MeIntire
Hains Brothers
Navy leads as Camp Perry results spill over splashed page
United States Navy tops the Army team in the Camp Perry competition amid garbled reporting. In a chaotic wire service style recap, the Watney team is noted for its twelve-man unit and firing range details. Names and places blur across the jumbled text.
Fred Jackson Shot and Unclear Incident Report
fragmentary OCR note mentions Fred Jackson and Wagshom with incomplete phrases about shooting and names like Ernie and Jaral. details are garbled, no clear date or location, and no coherent sequence of events.
Maxims new gun silencer test described in chaotic report
A disordered 19th century style dateline details a test of a Maxim era gun silencer. The text references officers, a range, and various technical items though many phrases are garbled and unclear. The article appears to aim at reporting a firearm test conducted by a named maker and police or military personnel.
Man Admits Murders After Night in Store
Frank Bryant, 20, confessed in court to killing an elderly man in Springfield. He described sleeping in George Le Foreytho’s store, drinking whisky, and hearing the groans before striking with an ox tying hook and killing the victim.
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Cilengu
Frank Bryant
Berardwind Thomas Broly
Speinfield
Bryant
George le Foreytho
Rhady
Prominent Bank President Dies in Adirondacks Incident
Prominent bank president Dins, a leading financier in the Wilkie west region, died today near Old Forge in the Adirondacks after a sudden illness. He was a noted figure in national commerce and banking circles.
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Dins
Bt. Lewis
Ang
van Blorra
Nattont Bante Ag
Tl Lut
Tie Wilkie West
Adirondackr
Old Fore
Teight
National Convention of Colored Elks Opens in St Paul
The national convention of Colored Elks will open here tomorrow amid preparations. Delegates and local officials anticipate meetings and ceremonies, with hotels and restaurants coordinating with organizers as the event unfolds.
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Wational Convention OF Colored Elks
Ae Paul
Convention of Colored Elka
Aucos
St. Paul
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