Drowned heiress Jean Clemens dies in bathtub in Connecticut
In Roddie Connecticut on December 24 Jean Clemens daughter of Samuel Clemens was found drowned in a bathtub at her home. Doctors say the death likely came from a convulsion linked to epilepsy, though she had seemed nearly well the last two years. Her maid, Mrs. Clemens says she helped with home duties and secretarial work. The family planned a Bermuda trip in February and a March departure was delayed.
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Roddie
Jean Glemens
Bimuel Cleneeux
Mark Twail
Clemiens
Clemens
Mr. Clemens
Jean Clamenc
Mudd
Sha
New York
Bea
Hell
Hermuda
Deer Maid
Did
Clara
Gabrilo
Christmas Travel In New York Railroading Busy
Christmas travel swells as eastern railroads report heavy volumes and more than 300 trains arriving in New York over the holiday period. Passengers long lines, high fares, and crowded depots mark the season as travel peaks nationwide.
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New York
Grind Central Etatle
Cate
Dr Cook Expulsion Sparks New York Hearing Turmoil
Fragmented report details alleged misconduct by Dr. Weil and Goole, triggering expulsion actions against Dr. Cook. Officials probe the death of Montel Pia Ai Merunviting and review custody matters as a political scandal unfolds in New York.
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New York
Txptopars
Weil Anlek
Br. Caak
Abel Montel
Fragmentary Proceedings of Arctic Explorer Committee
A garbled report lists committee members connected to Arctic exploration and archaeology at Columbia University and related groups. Several names appear, including academics and society officers, but the text yields little cohesive detail on actions or outcomes.
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Hokniultea Sud
Eaglenidinony
Comitttes
Anthoy Byala
Arctic
Tragic Winter Death Under Northwester Street
December 24 reports describe Mrs. Josephine Zimmerman found frozen under a wadding rug after failing to find shelter. Though poverty left her exposed, two rings and a last worn scarf were found with the body, clothing revealing its dire condition.
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Chichito
Josephine Zimmerman
World markets drift lower amid mixed commodity data
The New York market opened higher but gains faded as trading wore on. Copper and iron shares showed little change while money rates edged up. Chicago and Omaha livestock prices moved slightly higher on steady demand, with cattle and hogs supporting the flat to firm tone.
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New York
Rock
Island
Zelaya's Army Crushed as Insurgents Celebrate Victory
Washington reports a decisive clash near Rama where Zelaya’s government forces were defeated by insurgents. General Mena arrived with aid, while US ships transported staple supplies via Colon to relieve both sides. The battle left hundreds dead or wounded and signaled a turning point on the eve of Nicaragua’s presidential inauguration.
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Washington
Cap
Ucud
Eluyan
Rama
Nicarrevan
Butte
United States
Prairie
Colon
Red Cruus Society
Raina
Hivefeles
Galverton
Texas
Dntegt
Henesal de
Tayk
Vantare
Mamigui
Tengurgeate
Ag Latorg
Gnteranent
Holchkink
Maxlat Gine
iilMoh
Ostrada
Madviz
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Reneral
Moffat
Des Moines
Wis
Buk Americana
Hashford
Gamailes
Castillo
Varne
Managua
Wim
Zolaye
Qafeat Ag
Lrnaps
General Herrada
Tomaine
Elreste
Chamorroro
Piste
Foreuk Iribatars
Ogon
Rec'so
Smaliand
Batista
Gentral Mana
Mena
Reerco Ang
Tauimblabi
Reereu
Meta
Fifty Free Tickets Offer At Orpheum Theatre
A garbled notice offers fifty free tickets to the Orpheum Theatre with unclear details. The readable bits mention a door entry, a mail or subscription process, and references to dates around New Year and the theater’s management.
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Orpheum Theatre
Boy Saves Train After Open Track Disaster Near Olympia
Olapla Washington Dee Harry Thule and Tesharah Hoy were gathering Christmas decorations when they found a two foot opening in the track two miles east of Olympia. Hunter and Throws signaled the oncoming passenger train as it approached, waving a handkerchief. The engineer slowed and stopped within five feet, sparing passengers and crew a serious wreck.
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Olapla
Wash
Dee Harry Thule
Hunley
Sam Burrows
Olym
Hunter
Tacoma
Olympia
Anbonten
Ninety-Two Pound Pie Heads to Washington for Charity
The article describes a curious 92 pound mince pie sent toward Washington D C for a ceremonial event. Readers are told the pie will be placed on a table at a presidential gathering and judged for its size and novelty by notable figures, with public interest tied to a ritual of display and donation.
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Newark
Tal
Pia Amikers
Bold Work of Robber Noted in Local Incident
Fragmentary OCR reports a bold robbery with unclear details but mentions a group or individual linked to the act. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, yet the event is described as a bold theft affecting a local scene and prompting investigation.
Fragmentary theft item list with items and values
A damaged OCR fragment lists valuables including a handbag valued at 380 dollars, two diamond rings at 188 dollars, an engagement ring at 40 dollars, gold rings at 45 dollars, a gold chain at 100 dollars, and a missing home location referenced.
Wolgast Accepts Nelson's Offer in Bold Move
Chicago dispatch reports Ad Wolgast accepted Nelson's offer to fight for a $1,000 stake, binding the match with Halling Seluon. Milwaukee ghost rumor lingers as Nulgon reacts with pleasure and delays travel plans to meet the event.
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Wolgast
Nelson
Chicago
Wol West
Halling Seluon
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Pian
Nulgon
Bn Wild
Teng
Jong
Wolwast
Unusually Severe Heat Wave Grips Western Europe
A long heat wave spreads from western to southern Europe, with temperatures rising sharply in cities such as Paris and London. The rapid temperature jump from the high 20s to the 60s Fahrenheit marks an extraordinary swing not seen in six decades, causing notable disruption across Spain, France, and Britain.
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Lonidiia
Dea
Western
Routhern
Europe
Spain
France
Paris
Lhermomn
Jor
Disastrous Floods Hit Portugal and Brain Regions
Reports describe heavy rains and catastrophic floods in Portugal and Brain with rivers swelling and towns like Tormes and Tiguelline inundated. Bridges washed away, homes submerged, crops ruined, and rail lines damaged as rivers pour rainbound torrents. Local areas including Valladolid and Rulkoa report damage and numerous homes swept away amid widespread destruction.
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Madrid
Bud
Tronges
Ghidad
Tormes
Tiguelline
Dowro
Iinca
Doxtiguys
Mongoose Attack Lights Up Australian Safari Witnessed by Totter
In Australia a mongoose attack near Sydney left a man named Minty We Were with torn arms and fear, while a Weer snake escaped. The incident, attributed to a newly acquired mongoose, was described by Totter and High T Metntiosh with details of the brutal fight and medical care. The ex-champion, Fitz, planned to box, with a purse of $20,000 on the line for a bout slated later this month.
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New York
Bob Pitesiom
Tnt
Pagtiat
Australia
Totter
Yoralved
Evs
High T. Metntiosh
Wil
Jan Frehley
Sydney
sAig Lealin
Impressive Funeral Near Bowery for Sullivan Associate
In New York a large funeral gathered near his home as thousands of followers in the Bowery area paid respects. The cortege paused at the Sullivan association club rooms, where many saluted and speeches reflected the influence of the deceased. His will reportedly leaves about $1,000,000 in his own assets and $100,000 designated elsewhere.
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New York
Dad
Bullivia
Owas
Analytic Ables
Nis
Suilli van
Timor
Bowery
T. 2
Sullivan Association
Melini
Coal Supply Increased Amid City Fuel Crisis
During a period of fuel scarcity, reports describe rising coal deliveries and shifting supply lines. Freight movements to Ogden and Olaxon indicate intensified rail activity, with several yards reporting varied coal stocks and coke shipments as companies adjust to looming demands.
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Uteh Stationery Co
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