Bishop Writes of Russian Conditions in War Torn Europe
Yonlon, February 45. Edward Wilkinson, a bishop, reports devastation across Tunida and surrounding provinces as revolutionaries threaten broader damage. He describes repressive policies by the Fassian government and urges observers to witness the area’s ruin and the impact on travel and lifelike vectors amid ongoing conflict.
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Yonlon
Edward Wilkinson
Europe
England
Courtland
Mathenin
Tigenia
Dave
Beadstreet Report on Available Supplies
Beadstreet’s report from New York on available breadstuffs and imports notes changes in Wheat supplies in the United States and Canada, with totals for North American and European stocks. It records rises in wheat and corn in private elevators and imports by merchants, outlining regional and international movements and private storage figures.
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Beadstreet
New York
Ayala
United States
Toukler
Runrsweyd
Canada
Bueheln
Deereword
Alluat
Buran
Onts
Uillud Silas
Dorranged
Duprenses Manto
Autopsy Confirms Woman's Statement in Tragic Incident
An autopsy confirmed the woman's statement regarding a fatal shooting at Lowington. The patient, identified as Miss Toyhe, was shot through the head and died after attempts to prevent further harm. Police indicated a suspect, Prince, was believed to have possibly committed suicide the night of January Nt.
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Lnte
Georgy A
Lowington
Mindy
Ife Slater
Punti
Roy
Miss Toy
New York
Ieuanhia
Rates Report Reveals Rail Toll Confusion
The intercity rate study shows differing fares and distances for routes from Mourad to Chicago and from Ohio to Chicago. Commissioner Erickaga notes a 122 mile Mourad to Chicago path at 28 cents per mile, while the 420 mile Ohio to Chicago route costs a different rate, with rail lines unable to explain the discrepancies.
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Milas
Wie
Fett
Angvion
Ohio Chevsa
Chicauu
Educators Gather at National Association Convention
Washington February 21 More than 2000 educators from across the country attend the annual convention of the department of supervision of the National Education Association. The three day session opens with services at Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Episcopal church and includes coordinated work with seven allied groups. President Runseyali will preside at the White House gathering as new departments and officers are organized.
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Washington
Department of
Metropolitan Memorial Metho- Wat
Episcopal Church
Society of Educations
Prews Aswarfatlon
America
Southern Society For Philosophy
North Carolina Associaion of
Conference of States
Runseyali
White Hollow
Kantyed
Franke B. Cooper
Sruttin
Mo Ayer
Upheushira
Debath Ow Army Appropriation Debate in Congress
Debates in Washington focused on the army appropriation bill. Representatives Garrett Tennessee and Pau North Carolina opposed the Likely Republican positions, while Hage California proposed the Anneli system and Aldrich bias. Nine members urged increased pay for the home and meal service. Kuster Wisconsin supported restoring a canteen. Seven hours of debate were allotted with a vote planned tomorrow on amendments.
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Washington
Pab
Garrett
Teanesace
Pau
North Carolinna
Ita
Xer. Hage
California
United States
Aldrich
Nrker
New Jury
Kusterman
Wisconsin
Currency Bill Before Senate Sparks Heated Debate
The currency regulation topic dominated the Senate session as Beutler Robert Owen of Oklahoma argued for a version of the Aldrich bill. He claimed it, via former Senator Janee of Arkansas, could have averted the panic if enacted. debate intensified with frequent interruptions and questions. A broad discussion followed with lawmakers including Senator Chip and others weighing Indian appropriations and related measures. The overall sense was cautious, with calls to refine the bill before advancing to wider consideration.
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Wackington
Senate
Beutler Robert Owen
Oklahome
Aldrich
Janee
Arkinsais
Gwenn
Hogonate
Tase
Tellur
Swati Hese
Chipp
Cha Tnitan Cdmunities
Tale
Bryiy Lodge Curtis
Thinvan
Econ
Curls
Aika
Port Reno Military Post Reinstated and Relocated
Fragmentary report describes a military post movement from Port Reno to Port McKenalo. General Wint Ae A Weak Lomi and allied leaders oversaw reestablishment at the new site with select officers and units.
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Port Reno
Buthrle
Port McKenalo
Wint Ae
Grack
Chiter
Milo
Lawlan
Abeltor
Pine Tree Pine Oil Patent Medicine Claim
Fragmented OCR text describes a pine oil patent medicine marketed as a lung and bronchial aid. It touts cleansing, neutralizing, and diuretic properties promising relief from coughs and rheumatism. References to a wooden cap bottle and a distributor hint at a late 19th to early 20th century patent medicine format. The passage ends with a historical battlefield location mention, suggesting an unrelated military note.
Linn Released on Parole in Chicago
John A. Linn former clerk of the superior court of Coolstown was freed on parole tonight after serving part of a sentence in the penitentiary. He returned to Chicago with Mayor Buasa amid a strong push from the Citizens Association and pleas alleging impaired health and mental strain.
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Chicago
John A. Linn
Superior Court of
Cools Uuniry
Mirtce
Buasa
Linn
Wanted Woodmen of the World Excursion Notice
An excursion to Bol Lake Chis is planned by Woodmen of the World. General Dr. Van Hyer will be at the gala place Thursday era Web 27h with details about the trip. A meeting is set for Wed. 7, C. Machalhy C. 6, Auth,eri.
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AsWg
Bol
Chis
Apel
Gave van Hyer
Pialtus
C. Macbalhy
Eri
Horowet Prepares To Entertain Fleet In Honolulu
Honolulu reports bar Franclate Poh from Honolulu notes Bar Admiral divans. An expected influx of twenty thousand men will boost population as naval ships bring coal and supplies. The Navy aims to maintain readiness with 60,000 tons of coal and 5,000 lots of provisions ready for use. Arrival of ships in coming weeks anticipated to reinforce Pacific operations.
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Honolulu
Honalulu
Idland
Navy
Pacife
Meneo
Rome Seekers Rush to Russian Siberia
St Petersburg Feb 24 The city station reports unprecedented emigration as the galvanization department coordinates agents to transport colonists to new homes on trains. Most emigrants head north and west between March and May with a final bulk in June. Over 7 million acres across Siberia surveyed into 129,000 allotments for colonists.
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St. Petersbuss
Siveriz
Agcenture
Hamesseners
Fan Later Teil
Miistey
Raliiants
Tig Transportition
Mareth
Jac Tralnlamt
Ue 'Aut
Siberia
Hartijr Suits Set for Heated Courtroom Battle
A tangled civil action pits Hartijr and other named figures against Augustus Thirtig and a millionaire manufacturer. Key witnesses, including Ambrew Fisher, testified as jurors and judges prepared to hear contested claims amid complex conspiracies and allegations of malfeasance.
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Pitishurs
Augustus Thirtig
Milllionaira
Mmanufacturer
John Ta Welainas
Sturtie
Undefined courtroom drama recounts judge orders secrecy
A garbled report describes a judge named McFarland directing secrecy in a case involving Mrs Harje and her husband. The fragment mentions a coachman, urgent pleas, and the aim to guard information, with references to sneaking a look at newspaper accounts.
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Mra. Harje
McFarland Mol
Amyque
New Turth Pet 26 Sustlen Versed by Coin Toss Verdict
A jury verdict in a New York City case was decided by a coin flip. The suit alleged damages from the railway company causing eight deaths and injury. The jurors reportedly had limited attendance and questioned the fairness of the process.
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New Turk
New York
New York City
Railway ’ Company
Pas Juryat
Gue
TAES PART II RAVAL PROGRAM DETAIL REPORTED
A garbled Arkansas story cites a news program about a man sent to the United States to appear before the ney department. Officials decline to provide an address. He plans to stay two weeks with two children to earn money. The department deems the offer questionable and no Lamans will be harmed.
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Washington
Anotien
Ita Uaual
Waddell Shunolia uplifted by athletic career and rumors
The article profiles Rube Waddell born October 1876 in Bradford, detailing a long major league pitching journey through teams including Louisville, Detroit, Chicago Nationals, and Los Angeles. It notes a $200 monthly salary offer and hints at personal issues amid a storied but stormy career.
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Kelly
Wardell
Waddell
Connie
Lane
Bradford
Ak Hnemiony
Fin
Gly Toy Teaur
Volum Volleye
Louisville
Obi
Detroit
Homestead
Columbus
Tonacinio
Petishore
MIL Waukee
Chicago Nationals
Los Angelix
Aigoles
Murchase
Urealgnt Technes
Alose
Mexico lifts quarantine and discusses new measures
MEXICO moves to end quarantine under talks with state board of arbor commissioners. Officials consider siting parties and steps to prevent maritime infection spread tied to Gren Heaven of dike phrgies. Dialogues cover water safety and potential containment actions.
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Ran Keanetses
Mertha Rexcowberser
Arbor
Mexico
Teutral
South America
Government's Charges Against Express Co
The piece lists charges against several express companies including National Reserve Company, American Express, Wells Fargo, United States Express, and Adina Express, alleging interstate commerce violations and restraints on trade. Proceedings will be heard today by the United States Circuit Court, as petitions seek infuelions restraining the companies from further actions and property seizure.
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Ghia
Tollay
Elrewl Courk
Inteystaté
MMLS
National Repreve Company
American Express ‘Company
Wells- Sargo Depress Coopany
Unibat State Express Company
Adina Expresu
Catipsny
Cabinet moves to annul decrees in Franco turmoil
Lispan reports the cabinet meeting deciding to dissolve the chamber of deputies, restore Manuel to office, and call a new assembly to discuss the crisis. The note mentions a change in leadership and a reshuffle amid political upheaval. An insurance payout of over $260,000 is also cited in connection with a Paris bank.
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Lispan
Ardne
Perralt
Ming Manuel
Chamber of Depities
Tie Mille
Avril
Urhmge Insurance Company
Ste Pat
King Cartog
Colinaru
Th Hank
Partuunt
Traffic Paralysed by Snow Across Central Russia
Snow and severe weather cripple road and rail links from Moscow to Kazan, paralyzing cities and delaying travel. Officials warn of ongoing heavy snowfall and cold conditions affecting communication and commerce across major towns and routes.
Fire claims three in Bratnenk Minnesota tragedy
A cryptic OCR fragment reports a fatal fire in Bratnenk Minnesota. It mentions three persons including a girl and names Othel Folin of Quaha Nebraska and Solling, with references to temporary lodging and travel. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a local fire incident resulting in fatalities.
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Othel Folin
Quaha
Ned
Oedun
Mss Solling
Malilag Iuur
The
Wen
Lawrence Murray Announces Departure From Government Service
Lawrence Murray, aged 42, formerly secretary of the United ... announces resignation from government duties in Washington. He is to leave the service of the government under a formal separation. Murray’s career included service with the treasury department and engagement in law at Watmore Jen. The announcement notes his previous positions and years of service, detailing his background and the context of the retirement from public life.
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Fis
Fra
Washington
Canteoller Ridgeley
Anmmerce
Tuliar
Murray
Watmore O. Jennur
New York City
New York
Balore
Wiurrighteix
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