Random references on front page plus notices and ads
Front page fragment lists events and notices including a musical performance at the Union on Monday, admission 25 cents for adults and 14 cents for children, a December meeting for work in progress and a banquet. It notes a millinery sale continuing for a week starting Monday, and reports about a district court case involving Mike Mawray and Mike Whalen, plus upcoming legal actions and a waltzing event with a price of $0.50 per line.
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Dowb Mins
Len Hanedier
Tin Manilacat
Shareh
Prafin Noone
Ada Tareath McQuayrin Weil
Algu
Ito
Qwneh
Lima
Enuel
Te Buewell
Houuse
Vlathoe
Mike Mawray
Mike Whalen
Enark
Qnswer
Sinith We
Codon Valleisie Railroad Conte Gany
Mes
Saydur
Dee
Wisco
Stree Waite
Saln
Washington
Stynmers
Hough
Denver
Cinatty
Sidney
Tumult in Reichstag as Singer defies president during vote
Turbulent session in the Reichstag with Herr Singer of the Socialists clashing with President van Ballentrom and vice president von Stullberg Wern. Deputies urged order as the centre and right factions support the president and threaten removal of offending members amid a tense political standoff.
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Ferlin
Veichhstag
Herr Singer
Pregident van Ballentrom
von Stullberg- Wernkerode
Reedenizell
Ringer
Tribune
Tina
Merr Singer
Herr Sprbm
Werr
Arder
Reieh i
Ste
Herr Linwey
Center Am Righ
Ue Vivos
Singer
Vegess
Kanweron
Trial Ordered for Murder in Utah Crime Case
Revs Hay and others face murder trial after serving time in the Utah penitentiary for burglaries. Witnesses place the accused at the scene during the night of the fatal assault, though defense argues lack of direct link. Prosecutors seek to compel presentation of evidence as the case proceeds.
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Taneaiad
Wien
Maderes
McCabe
Rees
Utah
Mink Rees
Municipal Court Report From Fragmented Transcript
A garbled court note describes Mike Matthews facing a death in police court within a week and an unclear remand. The record references a John Chigo and a Nine, with mentions of a rock pile and a three week timeframe tied to testimony and police court proceedings. Local officials hint at a monetary amount around two dollars or two days.
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Mike Matthews
Nigxeuse
Willy Thes Indus
Matthews
John Chigo
Horn ii
Mystery Scholar Declared Authority in Natural History
The article notes Mithany, 1 Dee, and 1-Taniwig in He in profe of natural history and ophykialogy on Millon Vollage, as a nebulat figure. It mentions a rem énnear of Me Livant and the wi oben of mete being accepted by authorities in several lines.
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Hein
Millon Vollage
Sparish Ships Sunk Near Mintinao During Wreck Recount
A fragmentary report describes Captain Perabing locating a gunhowte loft sunk by Spaniards at Jake Larao near Mintinao. Returning from Wigan to Cayin Views, Moros observers saw severe damage at the wreck. Inspector Tomle, titled Si Ramer, was rescued alive though badly wounded. the navigator and crew suffered extensive injuries as they tried to raise the wreck.
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Manila
Perabing
Ma Deel
Jake Larao
Mintinao
Wigan
Cayin
Vicwry Moros
Molleya Point
Wreek
Vcdnalubilary
Tomle Wah
Coercing Venezuela Castro Policy Sparked International Tension
Dan Folin reports on tensions between Germany and Britain over Venezuelan policy. A German delegation met with Venesink officials amid mixed acceptance of views. Delays and strategic moves point to broader Caribbean repercussions as naval deployments and colonial aims collide in a tense diplomatic standoff.
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Folin
Dan
Castro
Venesink
Benny
Willy
Gurney
Tire Cratary Lingavon
Fragmented Sunday sermon on cruelty and protection
Fragmented OCR text quotes a Sunday superintendent condemning cruelty to children. It references cowardice in protecting Meelish children and implies a knife threat. The passage is garbled with names and phrases, limiting clear attribution or context.
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Apting
Flav Vontaren
Insolent Mendicants Capture and Jail Robbery Attempt
A bold robbery attempt on Twenty-fifth Street ends with Jimmy Warren reporting to police. A burly hobo named Kenan sought money, struck Warren, and fled as officers moved in. Kenan and another suspect were captured. authorities continue the search for the second man known as Nod.
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Fifth Street
Jimmy Warren
Sadoe
Tyil Jet
Sh J
Kenan
Warren
Nod
Womans Sanity Question After Suspected Assault
A disoriented woman is under physicians care with signs of illness and possible starvation. Authorities debate her sanity as jailers report she shows extreme weakness. County officials decide to send her to Crivenen home for care if her condition fails to improve.
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Wil
Evie
Liv
Shy
Tinalie
Cava
Hean
Petition for writ of habeas corpus amid span law confusion
A San Francisco resident petitioned the supreme court of the District of Colina seeking a will and writ of habeas corpus amid a confusing reference to Spain. The text mentions individuals swearing to Spanish law despite American rules and appears fragmented with garbled names and places.
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San Francisco
Dee
Solar
Win
Supremert of
District
Colin Ja
Russia tightens control on visits near Central Asia borders
An official Russian organ warns foreign visitors about travel restrictions and requires permission for any visit to stations and areas from Waschuk on the frontier through Tehis Khanor and Felina. It labels spying and related activities as criminal and threatens penalties.
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Berlin
Afishan
Offcal
Tirkealan
Asis
Waschuk
Whan
Termes
Korki
Amon- Danja
Tehis Khanor
Felina
Aml
Isis
Ayer Gar Atrest
Murebara
Khived
The Stranctin of Bogrg in Paris Mystery
A cryptic tale unfolds over five months at a railway station scene. A murdered or missing woman, suspicious figures, and a hidden plot emerge as authorities and locals react. Several characters and exotic locales surface in a fragmented narrative with shifting viewpoints and alibis.
New York Stock Exchange Quotations Notice
New York Stock Exchange quotations proceed from the J It Biggue Brokerage Company of Giles. The text provides market listings and price references typical of a brokerage notice in a historical newspaper, noting equities and figures relevant to investors.
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NEW York Stock Exchange
J. It Biggue Brokerage
Cou Paby
Giles
Morhing Sales and Quotations From Salt Lake Unknown Bid Sheet
A garbled private wire sheet from Darnell and Dangley Co shows dozens of bids and asks across numerous items. Names, bid terms, and prices appear with misread spellings and partial figures, listing multiple vendors and commodities with high and low quotations.
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Wrom
Darnell & Dangley Coes
D. Mr. Rigger Brokerage Co
Alice
Ajax
Merewr
Cronle
Agile
Tom Silver
Seld
Ontario
Ueramenta
Rwansea
Alds
California
Ished
Gill
Smallest People In the World From Andaman Islands
The article notes Andaman inhabitants as the world’s smallest race with average heights around a few feet and weights under seventy six pounds. It adds odd details of their oil-smeared bodies and exceptional spear and bow skills, while also mentioning Merida in Yucatan as a notably large Mexican city with a sparse population and poor conditions.
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Andanan Islands
Andaman
Oeber
Meanin
Merida
Yucitan
Cais
Capublie
Meridn
Subuidiams
Fragmented overheard row over college costs and threats
A garbled dialogue fragment suggests a father avoiding sending his son back to college and a threat to stay home, with mentions of a toll bridge and beer. The text appears as distorted speech with likely names and places missing.
Mary Deaths and Property Dispute in Horney City
A legal clash in Horney City centers on a home encroachment claim by Doba Ge Rit against Paul Haller. The case dragged through hearings as testimonies questioned boundary lines and potential damage. The judge ruled in favor of the plaintiff Lif after prolonged proceedings involving witnesses and contested testimony.
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York
Mink
Ain
Horney City
Emas
Doba
Paul Haller
Washington Senate OKs Diplomatic Nomination Reports
Washington Me 4 The senate committee on foreign relations today authorized favorable reports on nominations to diplomatic posts. Named are Tahert McCormick ambassador to Thuesia Charlemagne Tayner ambassador to Germany Bellamy Lievery ambassador to Anstyinitiuigary David 2 Thompson attorney to Braail Willian 3 Soreby to Rolfias pl 1 Turk to 1 Cythur & Haye minister to Spain minister La Gimgenula Pevlant Poly secretary of embresy at Berling 7 Mill second secretary at Berlin Peter A Tay third secretary at Paris
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Washington
Senate
Tahert McCormick
Amassador
Thuesia
Charlemagne Tayner
Germany
Bellamy Lievery
Anstyinitiuigary
David
Thompson Animatey
Braail
Willian
Soreby
Roli¢ias
Turkaon
Australian mails delayed in New York questioned
In a conservative inquiry today Tos opi Unward asked why Australian mails were held up in New York while steamers could forward them. Postmaster General Chamberlain stated he was unaware of any detention and noted Cunard brought most Australian mails to the country with no reason to pursue representations to U S post authorities.
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Tendon
Dee
Tosopi
Commons
New York
Chamberlain
Inet
Cunard Line
United States
Fastest Cruiser Debate in Parliament Over Speed Claims
In a Commons reply the parliamentary secretary asserted Russia could not sustain 25 knots for an hour. The German vessel Danae reportedly exceeded 25 knots for six hours at sea, averaging 26 knots. Other ships like the Denky and Drake are cited with various speeds, but Novi remains the fastest cruiser in the world.
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Feria
Dee
Admiraty
House of Commons
Ermisoy Wayils
Fragmentary Street Note Prompts Unclear Message
A garbled OCR text fragments mention Strathroy Tadge Ct and various unreadable terms. The readable parts refer to names and possible addresses or notes but lack coherent facts or events. The piece reads as incomplete street or personal notes with no clear action, date, or outcome.
Shutting of American Cattle Trade Reported
In London the British government refused to lift an order banning shipments of cattle from Lew England ports. The measure blocks cattle shipments from Canada via Montreal to Portland, affecting vessels clearing from Lew England ports. Steamship agents were informed today of the policy, with implications for western cattle movements.
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Boston
Pre
Lowl Steamship
Tondon
Ius
Meine Jain
Lew
England
Western
Montreal
Portland
Senate Session Tracks Territorial Separation Resolutions
Washington December session notes a Beveridge led move for resolutions from Oklahoma and Indian Territory advocating a union of Shedd families and land claims across the planned White Land opposite the Neuse. A Brewark motion asks the President to address the Vin’s fund case decided at the Hague. Proceedings adjourned until Monday.
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Senate
Washington
Namie
Beveridge
Indiana
Telouttes
Oklahoma
Tndian
Wiveiow
Brewark
Hague
Alto. Com
Nutatisoands
National Council of Jewish Women Elects Officers
The National Council of Jewish Women held its annual meeting today and elected officers for the coming year. President Hannah Solomon, Vice President Mia Goodman, Corresponding Secretary Miriam Bodin, Treasurer Mary de B. Cuila hy, and Kentucky editor Ben Juvmatin were named as directors from California and Wisconsin, Denver.
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Raitimove
al Thee Huisinens
National Council of
Juwish Wowenu
Mas
Hannah Soloman
Ols
Fet
Mia
Hugo Hosentincg
Fenny Relucy
I rTid
Miws Bodin American
de B. Cuilahy
Kentucky
Ben Ju
Anuhasihop Overcome in House of Lords Debate
A turbulent session in the House of Lords saw Anuhasihop overcome a key education bill. Archbishop of Canterbury Wr Tompie led opposition, with Dr Machagan the Archbishop of York and the house chaplain supporting the government’s stance amid chaotic proceedings.
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Onion
Canterbury
Tompie
York
Machagan
Labor reform bill seeks conciliation commissions
The proposed measure aims to remove grievance handling from disputants by creating conciliation commissions with seven members. It requires parties to refer quarrels to the panel, which acts as adviser. decisions hinge on mutual agreement and powers of the president. It bans child labor in certain industries.
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Rone
Dew
Ithley
Heer
Wen's
Utree
Hinatora
Commission
commis +sions
Ha Commission
Ichibutors
Imines
Oil market and city crime notes in Telegraph Notes segment
Telegraph notes from Columbor report crude oil prices rising with regional quotes. Indianapolis reports financier Frank Mammen hott’s death by suicide, linked to a large city commission house. Washington dispatch mentions presidential denial of a pardon for J. M. McKnight, convicted of embezzling funds from a bank in Toursvilleky.
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Indianapolis
Frank Mammenhott
Financial
Washington
Belulf
J. M. McKnight
Bundy
German National Bank of
Denied weather, rain, and election news from December
A fragmentary report notes widespread rain and snow, power and railway disruptions, and halted business. It mentions Governor Togle ordering a special election for December in Yellowstone and references political figures and legislative matters amid a stormy update from Chicago and Washington.
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Daekwon
Mike
Dee
Rouphott
Helena
Monty Dees
Togle
Yellowstone
Hea
Marae
Democrat
Bever
Lepiitieni i
Sia
Lie
Fragmented text on France and a military figure
The readable lines discuss a figure named Colonel Gore and mention New York Weekly with uncertain dialogue about potential threat and military or political context. The source is garbled and contains incomplete phrases, making precise meaning difficult.
A Genuine Achievement Reported by Washington Times
A Washington Times note praises a surgeon of great ability who saved a life after a railroad wreck. The elderly speaker, described as an old lady, emphasizes the feat with pride in the phrase Ny sin. The account highlights swift action leading to a life saved amid the rail disaster aftermath.
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Washington
Uep
Thomas T. Prentien
Washington Times
A Good Thing for Dinner Theme in Philadelphia Press
A truncated exchange shows a poor man asking for dinner and a reply about an agquisicent appetite. The fragment reflects a humor piece or anecdote from the Philadelphia Press with incomplete dialogue and unclear context.
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Philadelphia Press
Fragmentary Pane of Prose on Cost and Honor
A garbled excerpt contemplates cost and honor, describing the strong man and burdens, with lingering phrases about shaking loose, in a style resembling a late nineteenth century reflection. It mentions Carlyle as a referenced source.
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