Soldiers Guard Against Plague Across Border Lines
Portable lines describe alert status along the Beanort Sinaloa boundary with troops ordered to shoot any armed intruder. Daily sanitary measures, including liceab and sulphur treatments, are deployed for the poor and workers. Governor Jaa bel commands federal response as health officials monitor the outbreak and arrange hospital services in Ensenmla and Magalel.
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Taeson
Sibhai
Hermosillo
Chyiing
Avor
Soliliprs
Beanort
Sinaloa
Eleay
Guaynay
Trent
Guayaiay
Lunriga- Lion
James
Desperate mood grips Nevada Miners after incident
In Kena Nevada reports say miners faced a grave crisis following a disturbance at Centre Pas citin Well. The event involved two men injured and one missing, with authorities and witnesses providing limited details while investigations continue.
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Nevada
Wives Testify On Violent Labor Disputes In Philadelphia
Witnesses including Lilly Stevenson and Nabisan described assaults by strikers on non union workers headed to work at Silver Brook and North Mahanoy collieries. Husbands were beaten or attacked while en route to labor sites. testimonies cited knuckles, blows, and damages from mine work tensions. Additional witnesses from Tower City and Laehton testified to similar incidents surrounding union activity.
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Tinitadelphia
Dan Sher
Wien
Wis
Mra
Lilly Stevenson
Kate Hendy
Ann
Tach Weldon
Mahanoy
Thomas Volay
Sean
Anthone Ferguson
Mabinoy Calliony Anid
Myer
Hin
Cornering of the Market Declared Illegal
The court declared illegal the cornering of the market, holding that actions creating artificial value and restricting trade affect property rights. It notes jurisdiction over intrusions on property and that final decision may involve further submissions to the courts for resolution.
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Dautay
Vie
Vie Litkor
Castro Replies to Allies Stir Controversy in Hague Mission
Reported exchange shows Castro sending a reply to Allied powers amid tensions over The Hague procedures and potential payments. The piece notes British and European reactions, with emphasis on colonial policy and the role of international law in the crisis. Local observers cite hesitation and strategic timing as Western powers press for clarity on terms and guarantees.
Boer Leaders Seek Aid for Their People
An unreadable early edition reports Boer leaders appealing for international aid amid ongoing unrest. Names and precise events are unclear but reference a conference with colonial officials and debates on cattle seizures and abolition measures.
Wordy Senate Clash Over Coal Policy Sparks Taxonomy
A debated Senate confrontation over coal duties and reciprocity rules unfolds with Aldrich of Rhode Island arguing the measure tests political speech goals. West and others press for open coal markets while warning against costly constitutional overreach and procedural delays.
Snow and Cold Sweep Half the Cotton Belt
Snow and cold moved across half the cotton belt with heavy snow in Kentucky and Tennessee and lighter falls elsewhere. Temperatures dropped to near or below freezing as storms paused over the region. trains faced delays but service resumed gradually with continued cold.
Aid For The Filipinos Aid Measures Debated In Senate
A Senate committee discussed aid for the Philippines and potential funds to support relief or reconstruction efforts. The proposal seeks to authorize assistance and outline priorities for humanitarian needs in the region.
Troops With Fixed Bayonets At Paris Parade Incident
Fragmentary readout describes a disturbance during a Paris event where troops with fixed bayonets faced a crowd. Police reports note protective policy measures while authorities assess injuries and causes of the confrontation.
Residential Somes ations in Whittingham
A garbled town notice reports a residential matter with names and locations largely unreadable. It mentions a council or court proceeding and dates tied to a local property or housing issue, citing parties and officials in a distorted sequence.
Gratial Funston Recommended for Philippine Police Chief
Fragmentary notice suggests Gratial Funston is recommended for the role of Chief of Police in Washington and mentions bondings, contabterations, and fever context tied to policing in the Philippines. The readable text is highly garbled with numerous misspellings and lacks clear dates or full names.
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Gratial Funston
Polive
Bank Robbery At Lovtisville Stuns Localites
A bank in Lovtisville Neb was robbed in broad daylight. Police report show perpetrators entered from the rear and fled the scene with a substantial cash haul. Investigators are reviewing security footage and urge residents to report any suspicious activity promptly.
Caled tur reached the point where a plyeiehan's eere
Fragmented OCR text describes a discussion of a patent aid and possible examination by a court or official body. It mentions Caled tur, Olin, and Con Gf cial Mie with unclear, partial phrases. The readable portions imply a technical or legal consideration without clear outcomes or dates.
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Tatra
Olin
Jun
Deulora
Spike Sullivan in Jail A Fragmentary News Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Spike Sullivan in jail and scattered references to boxing and names. The readable portion hints at a jailfeature and unrelated entangled words, with no clear dates or locations. The fragment lacks coherent facts to form a full event summary.
Missouri Out of Debt Report Highlights Bond Payments
The article notes Missouri plans to pay off outstanding bonds and mentions setting aside $1000 for a sinking fund toward World’s Fair support. Dockery urges a move to ease debt, emphasizing fiscal restraint and responsible timing for further obligations.
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Alexander Dotkery
Wren
Minalus
Conan Dockery
Treasurer Disappears in California Criminous Tale
Unclear OCR notes report a missing treasurer in California with references to Burney Layalion Leyalton and Sacramento. The fragment mentions witnesses Ren and Dee and an unknown event at a local base, with disjointed dates and actions.
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Ren
Layalion
Leyalton
Wreck Victims and Investigations Cloud Turbulent Week
Survivors and families in Picebury confront a railroad collision aftermath with mixed reports. Officials and local residents weigh responsibility while investigators seek clarity on fault as the community mourns and searches for answers amidst confusion.
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Picebury
Thomas
Artion Wong
Thas
Kayvie
RO Off ers Received at Pavia and Nearby Areas
The article lists multiple offers received for a near term project in Pama emi and adjacent regions. It notes corporate involvement from firms including Hig a Gey Wat OMFor ay and FANON. It mentions campaigns and preparations by various parties and local authorities planning to unveil details at upcoming city meetings.
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Pavia
Dan
Se Balow
Larne
Pama
Emi
Caine
Asani
Cory
Unclear fragmentary text from Jefferson city notice
A fragmented OCR item references Jefferson City and individuals with unclear names and roles. The readable parts mention White Callin and a person named Thomas Be Binkoy with scattered phrases about time and location. The fragment lacks coherent facts to form a full report.
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Jefferson Hitye
Thomas
Clark to Pay for the Short Line
An unclear clipping describes Clark funding a short line project. The text names multiple individuals and places, including references to Mayet Ly Saat Hivrinaens and a regional context around New York. The article mentions voting processes and a council or commission overseeing the plan, with no decisive outcome stated.
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Simao Cray
Mortanaite
Romiataskis Pio
Etek Tatton
Branchos
Chile
Salt Laken
Gould
Elie Pouiatowski
Pennsylvania Railroad Plans Large Investment Revealed
The article reports on a major proposed expenditure by the Pennsylvania Railroad. It notes anticipated spending across multiple projects, including development and infrastructure improvements. Key figures and timelines are mentioned, with emphasis on anticipated impacts for Philadelphia and New York operations.
Peary Willing to Try Again to Reach the Pole
The Philadelphia Times reports Captain Peary ready to attempt a new polar expedition. He urges the possibility of discovering land beyond the Arctic barrier, noting funds and supplies would be required and a lone ship could reach the pole if proper provisioning is secured. The article cites expert opinion on feasibility and the likelihood of success.
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Ananimensis
Senate
de Rat
Selon Sakemiff
West
Nail Ab
Wilson
Amd
Peary
Arctic
Philadelphia
Times
Delawl
Okhey
Hartline
Grinnell
Imatches Regulation and Sales Restrictions Drafted
A historical draft proposes restrictions on selling matches to minors and outlines penalties and compliance details. The text discusses wholesale pricing, dealer responsibilities, and enforcement measures, noting a minimum age limit and required sale conditions.
Terrific storm wrecks coast damaged ships and flooding
A powerful storm hits Colon area causing widespread wreckage and flooding along the coast. Sailors struggle against high winds and rising seas as crews race to secure vessels and protect coastal towns.
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Mazatlan
Waslington
Bihunie Plaguy
Moston
Jamendo
Une
Mosteo
Ensenmla
Magalel
Hinxpitiel
Baran
American Republic
Ameriastan
Corwbhia
Uh Pure Health
Loxasnyrles
Ali
Traylor
Kena
Cnme
Pacitin
Vng
Feigler
Bole Egraphe Communication
Mareka
Engingey
Waite, Thorbig & Cn
Dajaiebion
Elaine
Ube Cnmpla
Tia Unik
Castro
Warnatow
Dais Gyo
Rewer
Tomlin
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Hague
Velor Dan
Berve Dareghova
Rutt
Andiel
Puwseul Qavovnornl
Washington
Im. Wien
Jon Frog
Aldrich
Rhode
Himes
Ciatross
Relly
Aldvich
Kentucky
Eash
Tennessee
Coorgin
Eneu
Caroline Wil
Hhromgh
Marth
Chicago
Gontaville
Bantiay Ile
Philipines
Gay
Aise
Museilles
Fan
Adeny
Paris
Portlai
Odean
Vengles
Phos
Philippine Constabulary
Une Avelor
Louisville
Neb
Reid
Janvel Eltepmedal
Lovtisville
Scargity
Toledo
Spike Sullivan
Frond
Tn Lorian
Balior Yaoi
Engenvinge
Carmen
Barcelona
Ie Putin
Volves
Ce. Pbs
Dave
Glen Hye
Peadtinens
Missouri
Yunze
McKeveport
Me Ton
Tenry Wellahop
Ie A Watsons
Illiery
Cis
Tate
Gavernay
Clark
Bartiman
Salt Lake
Frogtown
Alianey
Somaterhark
Aton
Crision Pantalonakits
Rrnjeoloyi
Yoni Haa
Angelosko Bay Fratery
Stevene Ak Couiliiantion
Coit
Chris
Gentechan
J. Cornish
Alisgateh
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Diay
Cassatt
York
Phuie
Aimee Veseentimsh Teudeet al Sin Pee
Eocieta
Ontyor
Wholvanie
Athens
Mantiaenati Orga
Uae
Witston Akeo
Ann Tah
Dardanelles
Ian
Patel
Mediter
Tin
Alleaeiy
Beitiol
Ch Kav
Colon
Horak Cole
Tolanihin
Bart
Mayrochy
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