Dowie Dies at Zion City Old Home in Zion City
Jerr reports John Alexander Dowie died at his Zion City home after a period of illness. The text notes his long religious leadership, the transfer of his church properties, and conflicts with Voliva who led Zion City after Dowie’s decline. The piece mentions the dissolution of Zion City’s federal receivership and Dowie’s influence over his church in the years prior.
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John Alexander Dowie
Zion” City
Telateo
Optima Jilat
Zion City
Dowie
Guonthe Aga
Mexico
Erengel
Wulfler
Whbur
Volira
Ted
Dowle
Overster Granger
Extavapante
Gross Mic
Voliva
Zlonista
Iba Tabernacle
Fire Clix
Tants of Zion Clix
Volk
Dowie Ia
Chicaca
Mssas
Sunday Theaters Face Closure Demands in Chicago
The Rev Willem Twhite Wilson of St Mark’s and the Actor’s Church Alliance led a meeting urging Sunday theater closures. Attendees, including slave and patplt representatives, backed a campaign against Chicago theaters open on Sunday. A mass meeting will be planned to press for enforcement and public demand for a Sabbath observance.
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Willem Twhite Wilson
St Mark's Erde Ecpal
Altence
Chicago
Wilee
Bund
Wileop
Railroad Men Demand Higher Wages Increase Plans
Omaha March 3 Fifty members of the executive committee of the Smith Brotherhood of Bailey Trainmen of the Horlizeton system met at the Murray hotel to prepare steps for demanding higher wages and longer mileage. They favor a general increase in pay for miles run and hours worked. A proposed immediate advance in pay for machinists and engin ers on mileage was discussed. The meeting adjourned to confer with higher authorities in Chicago.
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Omaha
Erlevante Committee
Horlizeton
Murray Hotel
Paris
Galesberg
Commolliee
Harlington
Chicaro
Lake Shore to Increase Wages for Engineers
A wage agreement was reached between Lake Shore officials and Warren Stony, grand chief of the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers, on engineer salaries. The pact calls for wage increases ranging from nineteen to twenty percent, to be submitted to a committee for ratification Monday.
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Pineant
D.C. Moan
Lake Shore
Selimad
Warren
Stony
Brotherhood of Jagumotive Engineers
Wilkie Gets No Clue In Chicago Disappearance Case
A garbled Chicago report states that police chief Wilkie offered no new clues in the disappearance of a person identified as B72 from the public administration. Washington officials say no progress has been made and a lineup is being considered.
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Chicaca
Marth
Unite States
Chicago
Pnb
Irmanaegy
Washington
Terrific Blizzard Distorts March SAT Test Scene
A garbled report details a severe snowstorm affecting a March SAT event. Scattered phrases mention tests, a court, Cape Breton, and Wooly as a place or item, with references to Beran, Rey mines, and a carpe at Ancin Mefwnald. The text is fragmented and hard to parse.
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Devin
Cape Bretan
Joly Beran
Rey Mines
Ancin
Plucky Clerk Pabbeal Rowla Scene Recounted
A chaotic incident at a coastal facility involved armed men seizing control and injuring a clerk named Pabbeal Rowla. Police and emergency responders attended the scene as authorities investigated the motive and potential suspects amid confusion about names and locations.
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Pabbeal
Rowla
Thes
Taylonka
Aden
Amtre
Albsaeter
Pai
Mermet Benigusly Reported Opening in New York
A late 19th century note from New York records Mermet Benigusly starting a new venture. Details are fragmentary but indicate an event on an unspecified day and venue, with references to local figures and trade interests. Further readable text hints at a public notice or society meeting connected to the opening.
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Deltas
Jerger
Algut
Eire
D. Neene
Sunéas
Jerome
Garten
Ortal
Frit
Evans
Robert Ae
Charting St. Warner
Graeme A. Masrsueni
Nicaraguans Claim Victory in Battle Report
From New York March 3 dispatches claim Nicaraguans defeated government troops at Namestqua Donita with heavy losses. President Boalila of Monduras allegedly led forces against entrenched Nicaraguans, who reportedly retreated with significant casualties and seized Yuguare and Peisguers after a fierce engagement.
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New York
Dupasches
Aianegan
Nicaregua
Hemtoras
Boalila
Monduras
Persaally
Alout
Namestqua Donita
Nicarapusas
Thuretay
Mane Peisguers
Lotus Club Purchases Property on Lucid Streets Front
The Lotus Club of New York announces purchase of a property on Lucid Weatsith Street. The club will relocate from 535 Fifth Avenue after converting to a new home at 535 East Fifth Avenue and plans sales to fund the building and alterations.
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New York
Lastua
Lucitd Weatsith Street
KL Taut
Jane Lettt Wit
S58
Fifth Avenue
Ger
Freight Rates in Nevada Across All Freight Classes
A Nevada freight rate notice states new tariffs will align prices across classes. The reporting cites a company official noting charges per ton and per mile will be standardized to prevent rate variance.
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Dow Angeles
TEE
Neseda
Locomotives Failed as Orders Stalled at North Depot
Unclear text shows a company delaying locomotive orders for months. Some shipments to passengers and freight have arrived while the main order remains unfulfilled. Officials confirm ongoing risk to northern operations and supplier reliability.
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Minncagedlis
Maree
Neeskarn
Mere
Sudly
Saly Enetaes
Teth
Feeb
Iiteltrate Exath
oMctalx
Art Cerialy Wil Continuy
Sergeant Griffin Quilty Report Emerges From Local Court
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Sergeant Griffin Quilty and a March date with mentions of a trial or hearing. Names and specifics are garbled, but imply a public safety or military related incident near a court or municipal setting.
Prominent March King Forges Agricultural Ties
An antiquated report notes a figure called March King Alfr advancing agricultural aims. The story mentions two societies and a Spain connection aiding cericulture research. It references investment in prized machinery and a notable irrigation plan at a river site near Janeet and Neem, with unclear local specifics.
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Mate
Alfr
Societe O Ptotate Dae Unter
Mall
Tuetna Beneved Cericultire
Spain
Turbulent Times in the Stock Market
The stock market stayed volatile and unsettled amid widespread confusion. Part of the turmoil is blamed on discouraging signals from security holders and negative public sentiment toward corporations, complicating the cost and efficiency of producing earnings for investors.
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Hawn
Toneanta Corporations
Atock
Referendum in South Dakota delays new law change
A South Dakota referendum battle delays a proposed change to the residence requirement and rolls back the impact of a new law. Officials announce the amendment will pass if voters approve, extending a period from six months to one year and prompting petitions and campaigning ahead of the November vote.
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Hee
Ada
Ruef in custody as guard held for Monday trial
Ruef remains in custody under guard by officers and deputies after a court hearing. Prosecution seeks habeas corpus relief with higher court action anticipated. Writ denied by district court but the case proceeds toward a possible retrial, with debate over jurisdiction and timing.
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Abrakac Ruef
WJ. Meat
Burma
Dle Uist Allories
Rho
St. Frantia Bote
Buperior Jadee Lonne
Triad
Hizey
Ruel
Joder Dunne
Abraham Ruefhee
Rebbands
Supreme Caer of
Jeter Dunne
United
Viet Wigey
St. Fran
Tilgss
Htarna
Rathaly Tacesky
Mattyp
Woman leaps from moving train near Albany in fatal fall
A woman about twenty five, with a two year old baby, leaped through a car window from a New York Central Express near Vesta Mohawk River ice. She died from injuries, the child placed in a children's institution in Albany. Investigation and inquiries into the incident and related railroad figures continue.
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Avotherdam
S. Y
Serrh
Skarta Decker
Journis Arrose
New York Central
New York
New Spasibh Minister Talks Amid Wartime Uyedin
Washington dispatch reports Senor Ramon Pine, an ambassadorial figure, urging calm and peace between the United States and another nation. He stresses recalling past hostilities, avoiding escalation, and pursuing steadier ties while officials consider war risks and mediation efforts.
Englishman Ik Defeated in Notable Patch Match
In a recent contest, Englishman Ik faced Walter Street in a decisive bout at the Gadgramdd Coont arena. The match concluded with Ik securing a clear victory, marking a notable event for local sports observers.
Women Holdups In Salt Lake City Crime Spree
Two women staged holdups on Friday night in Salt Lake City near Fourth Temple Street and Fourth South plus State streets. A Jap man, T. Ulgaske, was accosted. one robber struck him with a belt buckle, another fled with a partner. Police scrambled for suspects after witnesses described the attackers and the loot valued around 480 dollars.
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Balt Lake
Welch
Lambert: Waper
Tadlen
Fourth South
State Pladt
Hezeim
Floyolite
Range War Disturbs Wyoming Sheep Men Fight
A Wyoming range conflict escalates as cattlemen and sheep men clash leaving many sheep killed. Reports describe attacks on the Sheep Camp near Sheridan with gunfire and scorched tents. Cattlemen claim losses and say the conflict may spread, with more outrages feared.
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Sheridan
Wee
Martha
Norham
Clawly
Feta
California Ballot Debate on Abortion and School Roles
Voters consider a measure altering abortion access and school policy, with supporters and opponents arguing over parental rights, state funding, and the role of public schools in enforcing reproductive health outcomes. The article discusses the implications for minors, parental consent, and educational authority during the voting period.
Swindler Case Highlights March Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR notes outline a swindler case involving HE 18 A SWINDLER, with references to March dates and names like P. Rutan and Fite. The garbled text mentions institutions, locations, and individuals such as Nanerea and Bere Leeman, implying a court or fraternity context and a sequence of events or charges to be clarified.
Dakota Legislation Aims to Protect Miners and Transportation
A garbled text fragment references Dakota legislation concerning miner protections, railroad interests, and a proposed amendment affecting entities named in the piece. It mentions enforcement, persistence of duties, and quarterly updates tied to Peatitt, with unclear surrounding details and dates.
A Peculiar Marriage Report From Local Records
A fragmented notice appears to describe a marriage event involving named individuals and a local jurisdiction. Readabilities limit detail, but the item notes a ceremonial union and its filing within the community records. The peculiar phrasing suggests archival notation rather than a contemporary ceremony.
Thaw Trial Delayed as Defense Seeks Key Evidence
New York March 9 The Thaw trial was adjourned to Monday as lawyers dispute timelines and seek to compel Evelyn Nesbit Thaw’s testimony. Prosecutor Jerome plans to introduce letters from Rusford White and confront Nesbit with her brother Howard Nesbit’s testimony while stressing the high cost of the defense.
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New York
Serara
Alwellatnstellef
Harry KL
Cebu
Jerome Way
Howard Nesbit
Bern
Lesley
Dor
Pyantele
Tome
Phytein
Medkmahl
Mabon
Col. Calve
Mra
Thaw
Abe Hionaart
Charlee Sproutt
Stansted
Evelyn Nesbit
Urbey
Barrows
Waite
Macry Thaw
Christian Science Suit Reveals Defense in Fatal Fund Incident
In a civil action linked to a death, counsel for Mrs Mary Haver seeks damages from leaders of the Ceo 4 group. The defense includes Cilean A. Free and others, with testimonies from church members and officials. The case centers on alleged forged papers and financial losses tied to the fund.
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Tre Fonda
Mary Haver
Cilean
Christian Symes
Temilos A. Nathacy Tey
Mertta
Unclear historical note on national security incident
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a breach or leak, references to officials and operations, and scattered names. The readable parts point to a tentative, possibly contentious report about a crime or security matter with limited verifiable details. The source is too garbled to identify precise entities or actions.
California sentiment against Japanese immigration proclaimed in state resolutions
A California assembly and senate backing measures to oppose Japanese immigration and deny naturalization. The record shows a joint proclamation condemning Asiatic immigration and urging Congress to enact policy to restrict Japanese and other Asian settlement, voting to pursue action through senators and representatives.
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Ctl
Volta & Reane
Senate Committee On Federal Relations
Banford
California
Meade
Goldfield Labor War Upsets City Officials
Reports from Goldfield allege Industrial Workers of the World activists have pressured local contractors and film crews, demanding labor controls and threatening to strike. Teamsters are said to be blocking shipments while employers face warnings about boycotts and deportation threats. The dispute centers on union influence and contractor compliance.
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Reng New
Indnettal
Hele
Term Of Jury Service In California Senate Action
Sacramento report shows the senate approved a bill setting jury discharge rules after case submission with 12 hours for deliberation in felony trials and discharge after 34 hours if death or impeachment penalties are possible. The constitutional amendment fixes senator pay at 4100 for regular sessions plus per diem for extra duties and attaches expenses up to 4 per day.
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Cal
Mareh
Senate
Caghlan
Dan Eztog
Canea
Withe
Feminisiare
Urolta
Spaniards Leaving Home Reported in Madrid Emigration Debate
Fragmentary text describes officials in Madrid discussing emigration and government actions. References to propaganda outlets and foreign agents are unclear, with mentions of Spain, press sources, and unresolved phrases about national policy and emigration trends.
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Tandon
Farmer and youth worker clash in Arkansas event
In Het Springs Arkansas a local dispute arose over a ceremony involving young farmer participant Marvin Wert and others. The event ended with a delivery challenge and claims of failure to reverent altar practices. Names and places are partially garbled in the OCR text yet indicate a regional community incident and disputed actions surrounding a prize or award and an altar.
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Het Springs
Ark
Merch
Orpen Bent Setwerd
Kid" Farmer
Peotta, Fy
Andy Hyarash
Cnetanats
He Plath
Marvin Wert
Parmar
unclear OCR fragment about New York city plans and legal action
A distorted OCR text from a New York city item mentions plans, a law arm threat, and a lieutenant and operator. It references time for practice in New York and power from an alternative source amid fake steps. details are garbled.
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Mareh
Bera
Spacer
Thia City
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