Castro as Object Lesson in Central America Turmoil
Fragmentary report from a Boston era gathering references Castro and Zelaya exile in Venezuela and political shifts in Central America. The discoursed tone suggests a warning about power and responsibility amid upheaval, with limited readable names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tech
Cosiia
Venezuela
Zelaya
Kicaragus
Charjea B. Majourgneesh
Commercial Club
Beiver
Demand for Change: Alaska Mining Law Debated
Washington reports a dramatic debate over Alaska mining laws sparked by a claim of vast virgin gold. Statements highlight exploration risks, fiscal impact, and calls for conservation, with references to a figure named Wiekerkhaim and potential state open access to mining territories.
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Washington
Methua
Atwoka
Malegate Jamar
Howe
Alaska
Nots
Wickersham
United States
Wits
Wworth
Alankan
Benstor Buverilee
Talliina
Far’ Tha
Ballinger
Ty Ute
Interior Department
Duty of United States to punish heinous traitors in the republic
The Standard argues that the United States must fulfill its duty to punish individuals who seek to subvert the republic. It laments the deplorable condition and asserts strong measures to deter and confront treason and sedition in the nation’s soul. The piece frames national duty as essential to preserving the union and moral order.
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Sayntry
United States
Tule
Magno Pesertad
United Staak Ta la
Rawas
Celia de
Traveling settlements and itinerant homes of Paris sake
The piece describes roaming households and temporary dwellings used by performers and vendors in Paris, with itinerant shelters moved weekly or biweekly. It notes a large investment of about 400,000 Danish currency, roughly 47,000 dollars, and references ongoing fundraising and experiments in portable housing and transportation methods amid a mobile population.
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Paris
Gome Hipw
Jayuh - Padrq
Styrchmine death linked to a man's demise in Mongor City
A local in Mongor City reports a coroner's inquiry into a death caused by strychnine poisoning. A verdict by the record panel cites the responsible party, with a terse summary of the evidence and legal action.
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Mongor City
Moidt
Vanghe
Mink Yanai
Shivehnine
J. R. Linil
Professor Varshh
Naval board may consider Clairis action
A fragile text notes a naval board including Rear Admirals Melville and Sebley and a general, weighing action on Peary related to purported connections with Roosevelt. The report references a payment dispute, controversial claims, and mentions a medical laxative advertisement amid scattered quotes and names, with Ames, Iowa, cited as a travel note.
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Washington
Pet
Peary
Nord Pole
Admirs Melville
Sebley
Genarnyrecer
Penry
Luchy
College Man Describes Life Of Burglar In Court
A college graduate, Stephen Avetin, testified after arrest that he adopted a burglar’s life for ten days. He confessed to holding two proprietors and several patrons in Oakland and Hotel districts, saying the aim was to keep living. He claimed the spree involved revolver threats and therapy from crime.
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Pluisburg
Stephen Avetin
Oaldand
Holet
Austin
Cavbes of Paris Flood Warning in 19th Century Magazine
The Paris flood of a recent Moscose is examined in Popular Mechanics. The piece describes broad basins and stone quays along the Seine, with the river cutting beneath the city walls and undermining foundations. It notes extensive destruction and the threat of collapse for many iconic structures.
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Paris
Wiffih
Gentlemen's Race Fiasco At Moncrief Park Track
Feb 24 at Moncrief Park the Gentlemen's race proved a fiasco with Ballot Box ridden by Mr. Wright failing to move and losing to Tiroliut. New Star won the first race, Havin took second. Horace B. Yale earned 216. Third race saw Tivalint win after a slow start. The Golden Butterfly won the seventh furlong event, and Mumio led the rifle race with Alydh second.
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Packsonyila
Pidt
Moncrief Park
Jess Bi
Mr. Wright
Wright
Maka
Tiroliut
Sumanery
Abe Atta Eeeund
Dr. Holaburg
Royal Captiva
Arennis
Sir Cavenby
Tira
Golden Butterfly
Fulac Pmil
Tima
Mumio” Alydh
Aral
Scotl
Favorites Disappoint In Emeryville Handicap Race
Oakland February 2. Favorites faded badly in the heavy going at Emeryville. Cloud Hehe led early but was passed by Dery Cendant who won after a hard stretch drive. No Quarter and Grave G. also figured in the placings as multiple races concluded with tight finishes and times listed for each event.
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Oakland
Cal
Emeryvilla
Cendant
Blyst
Lefend
Basel
Kid North
VTA
Renond Fang
Dinelon
Toi
Telling— Grave G
Stony Thistle Belle
Fergeto
Madman
Furd
Leven
Wollville
Vrocha
Aly Furtes
Cathoyn
Denes
Hampace
Five Favorites Reward Players in Tight Race
On February 24 the Five Favorites event yielded close finishes with Aumon Fin and Sinnorlike weather among top contenders. Hood and Marry faced stiff competition as the field stretched over six furlongs with notable performances by Steptaph and Ramon Caroma in the later segments.
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Aumon
Fin
Hood
Marry
Bebra
Secone
Anda Cotter
Beco Rien Tee Maha Ide
Lesvicy
Fariryne Moonlonn Hind
Ave
Ramon Caroma
Tha
Wit
Hobbs
Sevandy
Park II at 10 explain cannot ad why reduced time
Ogden and Omaha witnesses testified on February 24 that the 80 hour and 15 minute schedule for the Overland Limited between Omaha and Ogden last Sunday was shortened from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The government seeks to show slower schedules reflect competition while defense argues physical track conditions caused the cut. Park testified changes to the schedule were made due to track and bridge work and ballast, with slow orders ranging up to an hour or more. Witnesses included William David Incola and James T. OBrien, president of the Oregon Railway & Navigation Co.
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New Yor
Monnacy
Lalon
Pacifc
Southern Pacific Mergir
Omaha
Ogden
Thenton Pacific
Gaid
Park
William David Incola
Union Pacific
James TP
Obrien
Portland
Oregins
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Witnensee
Ocean Queen Handicap Winner Shines at Perragan Park
The Ocean Queen claimed the seven furlong handicap at Perragan Park with a strong finish ahead of Himainy and Vohoma in 1 2 52. Flying Fourk won the five and a half furlongs with Rouben second and Widery third in 1 50 7. Mary Rudd took third in a race labeled tires and am bait fare Tongs Twalani led to victory with Lite plek and Time 2 44. Meadow placed second behind Occasy Queen in 1 26 and Hidden Aland won the seven furlongs with Lady Adelaide second and Harity Son third in 1 12 8.
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Quarez
Twalani
Mary Rudd
Lite Plek
Occasy Queen
Meadow
Aagand Mo
Sly Fuclonga
Aland
Lady Adelaide
Harity Son
Felicas
Aaconi
Prince of Cantly Maird
Tire
Uncle Joe Plays Cupid in Fractured Letter Saga
A scrambled, old-time column references an Ohio woman denouncing audience with a demeaning view of matrimony and a Detroit reply about a farmer seeking a younger wife. The misspelled phrases hint at a sensational, sensationalized plea for marriage and social norms in a rural setting.
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Wrahington
Meh
Tae
Nell Jos
Malisental
Gitleé
Ohio
Detroit
Gannon
Stewardevilla
Loose screws plague SwOpe coffin case in Missouri
Fragmentary testimony concerns loosened coffin screws in the SwOpe case at Kamas Ely Missouri. Attorneys Hyde and others dispute tampering claims while a vault seal and multiple affidavits are referenced.
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Kamas Ely
Mitehall
Ander Tikar
Idaf
Bwape
Aimopay
Fyde
Hyde
Debates Over Senate Ban on Funds Handling and Constitutionality
The article discusses a Senate debate led by Burton and Garber over a proposed bill addressing the disposal of funds under a borrowing clause. Critics argue the measure is not justified by constitutional provisions and would force money handling by private citizens, while supporters claim it clarifies government needs during emergencies and respects public interest.
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Bona
Balley
Ny Benator
Burton
Genstor Garber
Phebe
Bonatore
Cartar
Henslir Baifey
Texas
Arulay
Bally
Ila
Vpn
Gustomx
Humsrona An
Aira
Iim
New Atlantic Cable expansion to build sixth transatlantic link
New York reports that Georgeth Went, president and GM of the Commercial Cable Company, announced plans for an additional trans Atlantic cable to meet rising demand. The move would push the firm toward six cables between Europe and America, aimed at speeding Atlantic cable service. Philadelphia dispatch notes early spring training trips for Thirty wer berg to Southern Pines, North Carolina.
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New York
Georgeth
Wew
Commercial Cable Company
Commercial Cable
Galle Company
Europe
America
Post Office Budget Debate Opens in House
In Washington on February 24 the House began consideration of the post office appropriation carrying 259 million dollars. Representative from Massachusetts spoke against the price while the Senate planned a vote next Thursday on the bill. Senator Ballou opposed. Senator Jardon of Mississippi gave a farewell address as the House held a night session amid general debate on post men.
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Washington
Post Office
House
Mother
Massachusetts
Poke
Umut
Senate
Baal
Balloy Syokr
Oppost
Jardon
Thern
Aebute
The Power House Worker Faces Peril During Storm
A power plant worker monitors the dynamo room as storms threaten transmission. Lightning could arc to switchboards, risking fires and equipment damage. A dangerous example recalls a near miss as crews avert catastrophe.
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Castro
Tyyant
Charlee H. Magoom
Wickerdhas
Burnett
Getty Burnetts
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Jf. W. Grove
Montieur
Walder
Frederick Conk
Ames
Cte
Suinge
Buewna Ayrer
Frange
Evening Standard
Phate
Christ
Wile
Earth
Ogden City
Aenean
The
Cavbes
Pacific
Ae Ogden
Omatia
Ocean Queen
Uncle Joe
Feud
Betania
Koby
Wie
Lidin Irarey Teks Ak Avolitleny Jaune
Tits Nitarnaon
Monty Teevita
Mae
NEW Atlantic Cable
Philadelphia
Thitty Werberg
Watanaln
Lott Touy
Southern Pines
N. C
Helt
Dowaire
Rosenteal & Rubert Reese Howell & Son
Coota
Foresta
TRE Swift-Specimic CO
Atlanta, Ga
Rayo
Rayo Ter
Iow
Continental Oil Company
Cintarparsiad
Adquetatie
Aydravile
Vely
Be Net
Gaye
Knapp Greenwood Co
Balan
Bem
Lif Yi
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Ain
Axiat
Eagles
Sir Phoul
Aroville
Lal
Wayderrick
Batt
Hhourett
Ike
Utah Light & Railway CO
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