Welcome Home: American Fleet Visits Brazil Declares Warms T
The article recounts a Brazilian reception for American naval officers led by Admiral Mentar and president Dr. Penn. A formal dinner preceded by speeches at the president’s residence featured Brazilian and American officials, with praise for friendship and cooperation. An after-dinner police stop and a brief disturbance are noted, followed by resumed leave for sailors.
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Hemor
Admerican Naval
the Republic
Penn
Irving
Dudlayer Pavng
Priillant
Ofticara
Poetropallos
Une Guburd
Privag
Dudley
Jolnad
Theompassador
Nivel
Nate
Thomas
Jay
Penon
Brasil
Ride
Tianke
Air
Aupori
Tao End
Louno
Aaloria
Mapins
Vavat
Atuit
Ihe’ Ister of Foreign Affairs
Baron de Rin Bragoo
Braailau
Portuguesa
Sundia
Frana
Tooet Police
Ebipa
Goethere
Annsandar Yudley
Honora Deine
Jong
Ali Pune
Vane
Ajunmar
Fator
Maine
Sareko
Mr. Dilley
United States
Governor Sparks Seeks Texas Labor Relief and Reorganization
The session in Garson, New Jan 141, centers on Governor Sparks and proposed measures to regulate relations between natural gas and energy operators. Lawmakers hear calls for a state constabulary or ward to manage crises, while county and Senate members weigh against a revived monopoly and labor influence. The Goldfield situation prompts discussions of similar policies, with Morrehouse of California attending to support the Goldfield Chamber. A vote ward plan and an extended debate on reopening questions loom as leaders push for relief and governance reforms.
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Garson
New
Gyurke
Argatienien
Ynur Spirks
Eroyring
Broswines
Talon
Neilen
Havens
Rovbrnok
Tua
Texas
Labor Unita
Senussi Morréhouse
Farterty
Calinurida
Goldslahl
Goldfer Chamber of Commerce
Sparks
Capron
Kennet
Pano
Alig
nHherebly
Kenaral
Robert Shagds
Tragic Temple Fire Strikes Boyertown Theater Massacre
A catastrophic blaze at a Boyertown theater during a holiday concert left hundreds injured or dead. Fire officials report 107 identified victims with fears the death toll could reach over 170 as rescue teams comb the ruins. Firemen battled extreme heat and collapsing debris while crowds searched for missing loved ones in the smoky aftermath.
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Lwa Avery
Tharmoader Opal
Elory Belek
Alam A. Weber
St. Dobn'y Lutheran Church
Wits Janson
Murag
Vanal
Parsons
Miter
Nest Holt
Dazon
Rome
Suma
Areva
Waters and Brothers
Rory
Potlstown
Fils
Thare
Hanina
Ataty Police
Lendiigy
WiMotion
Thal & Ware
BiradAs Kohler
Web Oelock
Sila Keewera
Ieee
Waanda
Guard Against Ill Made Food Articles On Guard
Consumers should beware articles about food made by ignorant individuals in a haphazard manner as such guidance may harm health and mislead readers.
Charity conference agenda stirs reform aims in New York
A century of reform voices converge as leaders from the New York Charity Association and the Society of St Vincent de Paul discuss a sweeping anti religious affiliation stance. Figures including Thomas Mt. Muley address charity work amid broader plans for modernization and oversight within the field.
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New York Charity Ausfirmation Society
Thomas Mt. Muley
SS. Vincent le Maur Society
Conference of Charities and Corrections
New York Society
Ima
Parla
Barry Horanse
Anil Marcy
Fourteen Persons Drowned Reported In Local Flood
A garbled report notes fourteen people drowned in a flood event. The fragment mentions Dari, Man Tol, Tol his stapes pan UH WetN and other broken text, with fear that several were dragged into deep water. The source is unreadable in places, but indicates a tragedy with multiple fatalities.
Unclear Medical Ad Snippet From Historic Paper
Fragmentary OCR text mentions drugs and a Chicago location with names that resemble medical ad language. The readable fragments reference a drug and a Chicago or Culley Drug outlet, suggesting a blotchy classified or notice item.
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Chicago
Uist
The Conversion of Mrs Sanderson and Reform Talks
A fragment discusses a sensational morgue scene with autopsy-like removals and burning, then shifts to Mrs Sanderson, an English suffrage advocate, recounting reform bills and female empowerment. It covers 19th century suffrage efforts, street activism, and debates on women's rights, noting key figures and petitions.
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Eneliah Wudfragette
England
Thia
Perious
Charitat
Von
Cotmmans
MIO
Disraeil
Gindslous
Friends of Sex
Halla
Londo
Mra
Sanderdon
Negro landowners in Georgia amid land hunger and migration
Fragmented historical note highlights Black landowners in Georgia owning hundreds of acres, with references to white fear of rising Black wealth and mobility. Mentions individuals and places, including Hawkonsville, and a broader pattern of migration and land speculation surrounding enslaved or free Black farmers. The prose is garbled but preserves the core theme of Black land ownership and regional dynamics.
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Jong Negro
Nadiord
Erey
January Lawson
Mm Ather
Mtr
Firawn
Jack Daniel
Tom Whelm
Hawkonsville
Inbie
White Hind
New York Edison Plan Affects Employee Medical Claims
A damaged text fragment describes New York Edison Company requiring an employee to reveal medical details to the company physician after an injury. The faulty OCR mentions consent, release of all claims, and duration of treatment, implying a policy on medical examination and waivers of claims.
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New York
Edfson Company
Ijurod
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