Consulate at Tan Tuned After Tahiti Aid Appeal
A March dispatch from the state department reports on the Tanit crisis and French relief efforts for Tahiti. It notes a shortfall of 30 000 dollars in proposed funding, and outlines aid plans by the Tahitian authorities, including subsistence provisions for islanders and the role of French authorities in organizing assistance.
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Weekington
State Department
Doty
Ronpal
Tahiti
Ned Pehtatary
Was
San Fransisco
Cyclona
Tati
Tau
Comeni
Lens
Mariposa
Tanit
B.S
I Istana
Dal
Enalang Nonsa
Balun
Thhiti
Ungrounded Patent Remedies Advertised for Itching and Pain
An OCR fragment from Springfield Ohio markets Marek R-Poite and Doan's Kidney Pills with claims of curing itching and skin eruptions. It mentions Doan's Ointment and other salves, lists Ogden Utah testimonials, and promotes purchases via local drugstores at 50 cents to several dollars, noting universal dealer availability and a Revues list.
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Ogden
Tony
Hs Stowe
Tony Thason
Tan
Brildot
Bean
Mina Imng
Moat
All Dealars
Triea
Monte Allbary
Local Officials Withdrawn Amid Riots After Court Day
From ColMuibus, Sprimeeld, Xenia, and Rho officials withdrew today amid rioting threats. Four men, including Hays, were arraigned in Poles Court on charges related to the disturbance. Police say the move aims to curb further violence as authorities monitor the area.
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ColMuibus
Sprimeeld
Ans
Xenia
Rho
Lawsuit Targets Western Agency Go Overmisuse of Funds
In a pending suit filed in the superior court, Authwax Commenceis sues Miran Tyree and the Western Agency Go company alleging misappropriation of funds. The complaint claims capiltal misuses, improper stock handling, and concealment of Tyree’s connections, with the Securities company and others receiving disputed percentages from sales and profits.
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Marth
Authwax
Miran Tyree
Western
Argenty
Comiany
Trive Blaselt
H. Bares
Soma
Tyree
Brat
BM. Ralit
Western Agency Company
Western Beanshire Company
Eytee
Tyrer
George Hi. Ames
Western Securlties Company
Aontrant Ha Agency
Securities Company
Typor Missiany
Continoual Life Agitane
Agony Company
TyrAexdile Western Anéiay Company
Argore Independent Reports Steel Concerns
Tilisburg reports United States Steel Corp plans to seize warlowk properties from independent concerns including Li Balle tran Hawihita tran and other firms for value up to 175,900,000. Officials declined comment while executives in New York weigh the move and assess property ownership and compensation.
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Tilisburg
United States Steel Corporation
Li Balle Tran Works
Hawihita Tran and Steel Company
Tennessee Coal, Road Hallway Conmany
Ha Coloradio Fuel
Iran Company
Wid Large Org Interebla
Lia Tuked
Cha Ane Corporation
Siglue
Jk Hiroaki
Mie
New York
Sapark
Tin Warlowk Properties
Wi Rush
John W. Gates
Tha Nut Te Haad
Tha 'Ennessée Cox1
Tran and Tailway Company
Frange 15 Willing and Moriea Bank Question
Fragmentary report discusses a German stance on a banking issue with references to Moriea and Moe reecan patlon. The text is garbled and non-specific but hints at a discussion of concessions and potential changes in policy depending on German reaction. No clear names or events emerge.
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Pelnrstung
Moriea
Germany
Anthusias
Burial at Arlington and war funeral details given
In Arlington a funeral service was held for General Joni Schotielt, with plans for transport to Washington for burial. The ceremony included a tankard-like tribute and was attended by local officials as well as veterans groups, marking a solemn wartime memorial event.
Statehood Debates Emerge in Senate Session
March discussions in Washington focus on multiple bills. Proposals include compulsory education in the District of Columbia, Carnegie foundation support for teaching, and extending homestead relief. Debates cover rights under the Daring Sea arbitration, forestry reserve use, and debtors’ costs.
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Carnegin Foundation
Teach Tog
Ninh
Daring Sea
Paris
Yellingstone
President Sends Message on Strong Coastal Defenses
The president urges Congress to strengthen coastal defenses citing a joint Army and Navy board. He notes plans to defend Chesapeake Bay and insular possessions, listing Pearl Harbor and Guantanamo Bay as priorities, and stresses the need for high power rifles and armor in navies.
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Calla
Joint Board of Army and Navy
Washington
Marely
Rennevolt
M Mesanga
Couaress
Army and Navy
Chesapenne Bay
Plaes
United States
United Shaler
Dovillarny
Foy Minile Bay
Panama
Conkres
Wue
Conan
Ewells
Roosevelt Urges Coast Defense Expansion After Endicott Board
Theodore Roosevelt discusses the Endicott board report and calls for complete coastal defenses and upgraded naval bases. He highlights essential fortifications at Guantanamo, Pearl Harbor, Manila Bay, and San Juan, and supports rapid completion to secure the United States against future threats.
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Guna
Ines Sil
Weir
Junis
Teibijur Possanelons
Oidears
Uysvoord
Congress
Iran
Chesapeake Bry
United States
Secretary of War
Enntang
Endicott’ Board
Badicott Board
Itt
Guantanaum
Bunty Bay
Pearl Harbor
San Juan
Manila Bus
Honoluin
Sdm
Panama Canal
Gayntrs
Rome
Viedivostok
Theodore Roogevelt
Serenary Taft
Shin
Endicott, Board
Unknown 19th Century Port List and Defensive Proposals
A report lists many ports including Kennebec river Portland Boston New Bedford Narragansett Bay eastern entrance to Long Island Sound and others toward New York Chesapeake Bay Hampton Roads Potomac Cape Fear Charleston Savannah West Panama City Pensacola Mobile Bay Mississippi River Galveston and San Diego. Much of the report discusses questions of guns and projections to be used for defenses.
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Kennebec River
Fortland
Porlemouth
Boston
New Bedford
Narragansell Bay
Long Island Sound
Castern
Galveston
San Diego
Corrumbla
River
Paper Sound
Juke Ports
Kirke Island
Uruguayan authorities thwart revolution in Uruguayan capital
Movleviden Uruguay March. The official Statument states the government has asserted power under the constitution to maintain order. Subversive agitators were checked as security forces, police, and public opinion uphold laws. Government says reforms and public works will proceed without burdening taxpayers.
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Movleviden
Uruguay
Assoriaten
Revolutionary
Iled
Saturdars “Buble
Hng
Prerbooks Et On Brights Disease and Diabetes
An old ad fragment promotes a pamphlet on Brights disease and diabetes claiming a 67 percent recovery in many cases. It touts venorts and a methodical test, naming Win Driver & Soming Co as Ogden agents, and lists symptoms like weight loss and weakness to suggest medical value.
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Istren
Win, Driver & Soming Co
Ogden
Bright
Urnan
Government Adopts Swift Energetic Measures
The government newspaper Argon reports swift energetic measures adopted in response to a maniteatn isauen by the national ist party. Officials across the republic assure tranquility and say insurrectionary action is now impossible. Tadton has been arrested.
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Dia
Argon
Atlwonnelng
Oterior
Howan Tnt
Ulat
Tadton
Concealed Bomb Threat Targeting Empire Official
A woman named Momuny Maret plotted an assassination attempt on Vice Admiral Dmuibascott, governor general of Nea von, during a wartime crisis. She gained access via personal connections, attracted attention with her hair style, and a small bomb was found upon search after she tried to flee. The suspect was restrained and details indicate the attack was thwarted.
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Momuny
Iife
Dmuibascott
Neavon
Empire
Chuukuln
Publicity Bill Aims to Limit Campaign Money Flows
Washington lawmakers plan next Monday to consider a bill restricting corporate campaign contributions and mandating publicity for funds used in political financing. The measure, supported by prominent figures including reform advocates, seeks transparency in election finance while inviting guests from the New York legislature for testimony on publicity requirements.
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Washington
House
Mercberg
Congress
Taytie Tolmer Sapranentas
Perry Talmont
Oranolanilen
Tegor
Nampainn
Charles FF Hughes
Ie Avsyattong Mayranen Invitatikatinds Gomibiiva
New York
Inquiry on probes into campaign contributions and corporate ties
A House committee considers broad probes into campaign donations by corporate entities. Democrats push for a rigorous inquiry while Republicans emphasize cautious, thorough proceedings. Officials may hear testimony from major New York companies about contributions and directors. The panel operates under a heavy mandate to determine if corporate gifts bypass Aldermanic approval.
Supreme Court Finds Louisiana Territory Not Belonging to Mississippi
The U S Supreme Court ruled that the disputed water boundary between Louisiana and Mississippi places St Bernard and adjacent island areas within Louisiana. The decision affects about four million acres of oyster beds and clarifies territorial ownership. WANT ADS yield big results.
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Washington, Marek
Supreme ‘Court
Perior
Lvo
Leaty
Jana
St. Bernard
Panloguin
Louisiana
Fia Plaudini
Bortisham
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