Roosevelt Speaks at Agricultural College Visit
President Roosevelt arrived at a college grounds ceremony amid a large rural audience. He laid a maple tree on the knoll and addressed graduates and attendees, praising agricultural education and the role of colleges in advancing farming, industry, and rural life. He departed for a station after speeches and a brief reception.
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May MacAner
Rus Boure
Eaphet
Toosevelt
Fehinrion
Lake Bzore
Agricultural College
Aident
Roosevelt
Preatjer
le Snyder
Calliay Grounds
Datineulshal Company
Public Pound
Toe
United Stateau
Clifford Piaghat
Kevan Wile
Berwag Wilson
Lansing
Washikon
Ageleuttraith and
Testarch
Stalin
Jaddigetlan
Agrieattare
Pheer
Anninuttang
Ivan Fir
Peter
Tay
Meleney
Apon Young
Dumntry
Lane
Alfrutiu
Cork
Triniar
James
Waiver
Alty
Ayeshe
Otlow
Fata Essencs Lenich
Ubis
Ecrerat
Defatia Raya
Arinte
Urbis
May Get Haywood Jury Now
The report outlines the Haywood murder trial jury selection nearing completion. With two vacancies remaining and numerous peremptory challenges used, both sides press for a fair panel as the court proceeds to empanel the twelfth juror amid protests, objections, and ongoing testimony.
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Haywond
Frank Hleunenberg
Rvxton
Cour
Fury
Ater Court
Tabeeran
J. A. Tabeertson
P. Mrenear
Dorar
Partahment
Sheermanitett
Central Das
Yates
PNA
Arin
Qader Wood
Ian Tad
Cate
Terry
Vpeeronte
Pier Toe
Peter
Stepa
Manufacturing Progress in Molted Biaten Trade Shifts
A historical state study notes growth in finished manufactured goods versus crude exports from 1500s to 1900s. It shows exports of finished articles rising from a small share to about 60 percent of total exports by 1903, while crude materials dominated earlier. The analysis highlights a shift toward processing before sale abroad and indicates import patterns favoring refined products by 1906.
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Wasdlagun
Greal Aa Bay
Sta. Astles
Ybur
Parisian Sailors Strike Threatens French Commerce
A large scale sailors strike across France paralyzes ports from Le Havre to the Mediterranean. National Seamen's Union protests pension increases, while crews abandon ships, prompting government talks and naval patrol actions to protect mail deliveries and perishable cargo.
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Parla
Eallore
Eikern
France
Seataciog Ie
Ke Mercantile Marine
Tuam
Naval Reserve
National Seamen's Union
Roforr Ment
BISG
Captatow
Ue Mediterranean
Mediterranean
Petition to Roosevelt on Japanese policy in wartime
Fragmentary OCR records show a petition to President Roosevelt concerning Japanese policy during the war. The readable text hints at public appeal, wartime measures, and potential restrictions on Japanese actions, reflecting domestic pressure amid global conflict.
Prisoner Attempts Suicide at City Jail During Riot
A prisoner attempted suicide during a disturbance at the city jail on the night shift. Guards restrained the inmate, who was said to be under heavy restraints, and medical staff were alerted. No further injuries were reported as the incident was contained and an internal review was planned.
Contempt Sentence For Fairall In San Francisco May 31
San Francisco May 31 Attorney Charles Fairall was sentenced to jail for contempt of court by Superior Judge Dunne after confrontation during cross examination. The judge ordered confinement for four days, with remarks from counsel and court officials noting disciplinary proceedings and the adjournment of the session.
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Charles Fairall
San Franchco
Charles Ve Fairall
Ayeanime Ures
Judy Dusne
Behr
Guy
Tie
Serdor
Wighley
Honey
Dle Falrall
Mr. Palrall
Ifipee Duret
Pauewl Adams
Gary Suliey
Battleship Nebraska Ready and Navy Action Described
A garbled OCR passage refers to battleship Nebraska readiness and naval operations near an unspecified port. The text mentions ship stationing, tensions, and possible naval maneuvers with references to a treaty context and retiree involvement, but the details are unclear.
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Prasha
Jett Moran
Ehras Reeston
al Watal Meyers
Cotupheneas
Unclear entry on charges and trial in San Froviebes area
A garbled OCR fragment references a criminal charge and a court appearance in San Froviebes with mentions of a defendant and a biographical or procedural context. Specific names, dates, and outcomes are unreadable due to damaged text.
Increase in Wag Suis Wa May On ennitent eer greta
An unclear report notes a significant rise in wag items at a national facility. The fragment references CAMS BET and CaneRN in relation to a cash bag and a piscatorial context with mentions of Seb DUE.
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Hilledate
Mich
Thineetelt
Mills Haleemether
Welock Wenight
Wastinatur
Anhiin Jagellon
Haltimere Aggadie
St Gatidormis
Faretig
Eprdiegedt
Nalchivat
Satoh
Faseuh
Hse
Eer
Heise
McRae
Nawal
geTit
Canern
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Ndlana
Haywood Jury
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Burton Implement Co
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