Rush organizing fight for the independence of Ireland
A Belfast meeting chaired by Col Robert Temple debates Irish independence and anti British diplomacy. Speakers discuss a broader anti Imperial campaign, labor, education, and protectionist measures amid calls for fraternal solidarity among Irish nationalists and allied movements.
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Ireland
Ihdeen
Deiner Mobean
Me Pet
Belfast
Robert Temple
Heteon
Wilcome
Fela Movement
England
Freleng
Flobaeg
Ueland
India
Ricas
James Pryce
America
Germany
Whole Family 15 III Man Dies After Severe Illness
Feb 16 New York report on Anthony Comstock, noted crusader of vice, attacked at Sammit New Jersey home. His wife, Maria, dies from pneumonia connected to the assault. Sister-in-law Harrietton injured with pneumonia. Comstock ill with cold, delaying trip to New York.
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New York
Anthony Comstock
New York Society For the Suppression of Vice
Sammit
N. J
Paremonia
Misa Haretiton
Jalocks
Ife
Tie Busi
Potwit
Great Northern Talkroad President Denounces Private Interests
James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern Talkroad, faced questions from the legislative committee regarding river and ore transport projects. He argued that public funds should not aid private interests and warned against lawsuits tied to building a railroad along the river shore.
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Utzm
Jaemea
Great Northern Talkruad
Made & Amescot
Rompany
Supertor
Tis Statecent
Waa
Wen
Beas
Rete Sabeliog
CD. Stk Fr
Duturh
Mitler
Sutton
Fil
Teeukertion
Mineola
Investigation urged as Nebraska Congress probes press ties
Fragmented OCR reveals a report on a Feb investigation led by representatives from Nebraska into press influence. The document cites tension between merchants, pilots, and political actors, calling for a public inquiry and urging action by President and Congress to address alleged misconduct.
Thaw Trial Delays Persist With Defense Pushes
In New York on February 10, lawyers in the Harry Thaw case seek delays as proceedings continue. Prosecution and defense clash over possible commissions and new witnesses including Dr. Francis L. Patton and Dr. Pratt Ro Metre. Patton may testify on Thaw’s mental state, while the district attorney weighs calls for further experts to be heard before a verdict.
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New York
Fed
Joseph B. Nolyn
Bulton
Mgaloattie
Dolton
Fisker
Molton
Jorore
Momdar
Russel
Ayra
Francis L. Patton
Princeton Univerelty
Powerraltent
Princeton Thestog Cel Seminary
Prath Ro Metre
de Leas
McGuire
Patton
Thin
Basford Waite
Tonee
Thaw
Biltion D. Feng
Delos Feefe
Evane
Pnund
Minda
Metatre
Alfentets
Stansford White
Bere
Tria
Alor
Presarrd
Alta
Stanford White’s Home Project In New York Delayed
A misread notice describes plans to adapt a large building near Gramece cy Park for Stanford White’s residence. The club leases include 11 East Tet Street with a Bage building to be moved. The Princeton elub may move into new quarters by November, using the White House as a reference point.
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New York
Princeton Ela
Giapforg
Gramececy Park
Ela
East Tet
Printston
Pease
Kig
White House
How Girls Are Ruined in Cities
A chaotic excerpt argues that urban life harms women, blaming working in department stores and male wages. It cites a Detroit speaker claiming urban females face moral peril and calls for judgment for women and men alike.
Madden Makes A Defense In Disorderly Dispute
A fragmented report details a defense in a case involving Washington and other figures from a contentious trial. The text references legal arguments about printed matter and charges, with obscure references to laws and procedural questions.
Larchmont Disaster Bodies Buried at Carnegie Hall
The Larchmont wreck victims, including three Salvation Army cadets and ten others, are to be buried tomorrow at Carnegie Music Hall in New York. Commander Mies Flonth will lead the service with special music. The Scandinavian group aboard had performed a musical program before the collision.
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Larchmont
New York
Carnegie
Mies Flonth
Ernao
SeatSou
Booth
Paseen
Tarly Neisy
Providence
Adams Faces Jury in Murder Trial Near Wallare Idaho
In Wallare Idaho on February 16, Adams stands before a jury to be tried for the murder of timber settler Fred Triex. About eighteen witnesses will testify as the defense seeks to suppress evidence and names, while the prosecution relies on circumstantial proof. The defense plans to challenge procedures used to obtain testimony and any confession, citing duress. If acquitted, a new trial motion would follow. if convicted, appeals are anticipated.
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Wallare
Idaho
Fred Triex
Adama
Sherr Gutherland
Adame
McParand
Adare
Armente
Coca
Qne
Nolah'e
Dudge Wooda
Western Federation of Miners
Ile Fury
Sealfsford Accepted Change Command Report Clarified
Mestoy City February 16 Vice Amines Deresfora told the Associated Press the reported refusal to command the Change Set was mistaken. He said upon returning home from the Mediterranean he declined the command without modification and the admiralty noted modifications but would not specify them.
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Mestoy City
Amines Deresfora
Hie
Tefusal
Anette
Recall of Voltaire Grave Opening and Deaths
Fragmented report discusses a Voltaire grave opening and related deaths involving Rousseau. Names and dates are unclear due to OCR errors. the text references a recent event, executions, and a burial scene with scattered details.
Exhumation drama and a Kenosha killing mystery unfold
In 1014 exhumations by Catholics with witnesses from Sartou to Voltaire yield unexpected findings, while near Kenosha a fatal auto crash of July 24 prompts a police case. Three suspects, including Dolter and Jackson, confess as trio details of speed, pursuit, and an aborted medical shock surface.
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Chicago
William Drer
Kencake
Aumck
Macsled
Kespeba
Dolter
Jean Alaughter
Bond
Babes
Freak
Jackson
Doe
Lnte Johnson
A. Jackson
Famie
Kenosha
Shelley Stonrgenery
E.W. Montgomery
Roeally Galena
Mogtxomery Aald
Kenuska
Deyex
Collier
Jackaon
Montgotses
Drosera
Explosion at Sea Kills Crew on Steamship Gereas Valdiria
A powerful explosion aboard the steamer Gereas Valdiria off New York on February caused massive steam and fire. Several crewmen perished instantly and many others were injured as the vessel’s deck flooded and confusion spread aboard. The ship’s officers and surviving crew are coordinating a rescue as authorities investigate the blast.
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Bard
Valdiria Ai
Wederthar
Wien
J. Steickages
Ber
Miremia A. Selden
Qeal
W. Hanter
Coat
Salentklsatt
Dytho
Baltory Delirten
William Siemens
Omeer
Immigration debate sparks Japanese exclusion fears
Feb 16 report from Tork outlines projected amendments to the American Immigration Law favoring stricter admission of Japanese laborers, prompting anxiety in San Francisco and New York. Officials remain opposed to removal, while Japanese authorities coolly assess potential restrictive outcomes and public sentiment across impacted states.
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United States
Bay Francisco
Dapacese Laborera
Beter
United
Strike on Gould Roads Shuts Down Rail Lines
A strike by boilermakers blacksmiths and helpers began the first week of a labor dispute in St Leonia Massachusetts and across the region. About 3100 workers walked off ships including Mountalno and Missouri Pacific lines. Rail officials posted a return date for some workers by Monday though loyalty and employment questions lingered as management prepared for broader action.
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St. Leonia
Boiletraghers
Mountalno
Missouri Pacific
Earling
Monzager
Antibrirish Feeling Sparks Violent Mobilization
In Lahore India on February 16 violent anti British sentiment surged after the arrest of a pro-quetor and editor of several newspapers. The detainees were sent and imprisoned. After the surge subsided natives staged a parade through the streets shouting denunciations and threats toward the colonial authorities.
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Lahore
India
Railroad bonds missing and refund claims swirl
New York reports mislaid railroad bonds valued around 11 000 dollars. Agent Redmond & Company and insurers faced scrutiny as bonds vanished during transit and were asserted to be not lost, prompting immediate action. Postmaster details and an insurance company inquiry followed the incident.
Earth Coming Beatie Theetate Declares Pile Protest
Fragmentary text shows a dated note mentioning February and April events, with names Gere Nel Tuan and Ta ee tees ed. It appears to be a shortened public notice or report referencing a protest or action related to a pile or site, but many words are garbled.
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Etka
Beatie Theetate Plarth
Mhemattye
Sater
Mile
Unclear text on money left to relatives trust
Fragmentary notice appears to mention money left to relatives and a will with figures and a hospital or institute. Readable entities are scarce and there is no clear event date or location to confirm.
Embalming Fluid in Baby Milk Sparks Outcry
A smuggled report details babies fed embalming fluid and formaldehyde in milk products. Officials warn thirty-five cities tested showed widespread adulteration, with 32 cities selling milk contaminated by deadly chemicals.
TWO GIRLS CARED FOR
Two girls detained at the local police station were moved to the home of a Lake County family where they will be cared for and guided. Authorities note the youths, ages six and seven, showed improvement under supervision and will remain under the reform influence as they adjust to a home environment.
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Fault Lake
Mere W. Wo Young
Atria
Frollce
Ball
Lake
Henee
Young
Week's Stock Market Sees Mixed Recovery Signals
Sew Yor Feb 46 markets wobble as recovery hopes waver amid ebbing confidence in the curbing of fears. Traders weigh capital demands and potential inflation effects, while banks resist large withdrawals as investors reassess postwar prospects.
Poles Growing Bold as Dissent Surges in Helehstas
A fragmented account describes rising protests against the government during Plinathe period. Dense chatter and a demonetration event highlight Anglian political tensions as authorities act to restrain the Matta band amid disputed actions.
Deficiency Mill Passes Amid Turbulent Reads
Fragmentary OCR shows unclear references to a deficiency mill and a murder case. The readable bits mention state authority and a payment amount of 16.94, with garbled names and actions, suggesting a local legal or financial proceeding tied to a defunct mill and a pending criminal matter.
Death of Corbet in alarmed by abrupt incident
A fragmentary report describes a fatal event at a residence where at 7 o clock in the morning a man named Corbet was found unconscious in a bathroom after a disturbance. A young family member awoke to sounds of water rushing and alerted a police officer, leading to the discovery of the death.
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