Welcome Home for Jos Chamberlain in Southampton
London March 14 Southampton welcomed Joseph Chamberlain as he arrived from South Africa aboard the Norman. Crowds cheered the royal party with decorated quays, rainbow attire, and a procession to Hartley Hall. An address was presented. Chamberlain spoke of unity within the empire and praised his wife’s cooperation in the war effort.
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Southampton
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Stret
Chamberlain Dul Mos
Chaberlain
Southarpton
Sirisa
Norman
Southampton Water
Meee Chamberlain
Selv Borna
The
Induifialty
Mr. Chamberlain
Mayor Incorporation of
Mrs. Chamberlain
Myor
Ms. Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlin
Chen
Hartley Hall
South Africa
Prercier Balfour
Birmingham
Korman
Ithe Solent
Negro Doctor With A Terrible Record
Philadelphia March 14 The police are examining the career of George Hossey a negro dentist arrested after a poisoning death involving Mrs Catherine Thins The district attorney says the man has operated a scheme drawing many women to his headquarters and a large collection of bottles and medical gear was seized His house memorandum is said to reveal possible murder cases and more arrests are anticipated as investigators continue for weeks The department declares the case may be one of the great criminal events in its history
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Philadelphia
George Hoasey
Catherinne
Lin
Poisom
Daniela
Ingui Inne
Hossey
Chal
Altornuy
Hussey
Attornay
Bnt
Syealerday
Frate Hossey
Comert
Detects Hill Ab
Hevad an Dead and Rendition Report Mixed
San Francisco March 14 Judge William Henderson Young a former justice and politician from Nevada died after illness. In New York March 14 Reyia Wilkins of the Washington coast showed marked improvement in health, raising hope for recovery.
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San Francisco
Cal
William Henderson Young
Justion
Ue Perce
Rano
Nevada
Diel
New York
Reyia Wilkins
Thera
Sarery
Excite on stocks boosts New York markets
In New York trading on March 14, brisk Brent excitement pushed prices up. The Dow Jones average rose from 20 to 27 points amid unexpected gains in several issues. Myreh stock climbed from 1.62 yesterday to 9.83 as investors responded to market surprises.
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New York
Former Congressman Willan Dyer Simanda Dead
Hartford March 14 obituary for former congressman Willan Dyer Simanda who died today. He studied at Yale and Columbian University of Washington, served with distinction in the northern army during the Civil War era. Details on his patent work and later life are sparse in the clipped report.
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Hartford
Cony
Willan Dyer Simanda
Ued
Howine Lees
Yale
Columbian University of Washington
Mcr
Washington
Nancy M. Sheller
Wents Mexandrr
Thik County
Falk
Wen
Shillor War
Ronnath McCor
Cary
Hanon Wettlare
Alexander
Thildren
Presidential nominations drift through scattered reports
Fragmentary and garbled OCR notes reference presidential nominations with scattered names and places. Mentions include Washington March 14, ministers, general offices, Maryland Monrovia Liberia, North Dakota Montreal, and various uncertain figures such as Roglater and Brenson. Details are unclear, rendering precise roles or outcomes difficult.
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Washington
Rraident
Cenant Ganeral
Prnent Lgan
Maryland
Monroyus
Liberia
Mangan Woodworks
North Dakota
Montreal
Dan Roglater
Wwilliam
Adamts
Af Lander
Wromlag
Pable Moanayastonnyas
Brenson
Nt Bakenum
Cospap
Atinn
Fire engines exempted from royal escort in Berlin
In Berlin on March 14 Emperor William II ordered fire engines not to stop for the empress, the emperor, or royal troops. The command followed a dispute when a fire engine driver refused to halt for a lieutenant and a company of infantry passing by.
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Herlin
Willianhan
Hineel
Sratyge
Ventanela Revolution Sparks Clash Near Coro
Report from Willemstad says Ventanela revolutionaries captured government troops near Coro amid ongoing unrest. No injuries reported yet, authorities vow to restore order as fighters consolidate control in the region.
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Willemstad
Ventanela
Mich
Ventanela Ravalutioniats Niin
Coro
Ventaneli
Moton Gyglis Record Broken in London Sprint
A fragmented London note reports a motor cycling event where a rider allegedly broke a record by completing ten miles in around 12 minutes 96 seconds at Gumningtons Lady. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a dramatic speed achievement in a ten mile heat.
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London
Fran Ely
Gumningtons Lady
NY Newhaven and Warr fori President Malt statement
A garbled dispatch reports President Malt of the New York, Newhaven and Warr fori signaling a statement. A fatal fall in Mexico near Veracruz allegedly involved Nancy M. Sheller, widow, with details unclear but noting medical aid and a death in the morning.
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New York
Mareh
Malt
Newhaven
Warrfori
Cora
Veneziala
Deaf children hear human voice through new device invention
Reports describe experiments at a laboratory in Aly Uvbehs Tawanic where deaf, dumb and blind children were enabled to hear through phonograph playback and piano sounds. The device involved a battery powered transmitter and ear nerve stimulation aiming to convert auditory input into sound. The work, witnessed by many, centers on teaching voices with the child’s vocal imitation and attempts to reproduce spoken words like papa.
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York
H—Ryineung
Miller Reese Hudebinswy
Akobanuia
Guewn Alusaniin
Ives
Souda
Aly
Wuany Pervent
Disastrous Exhibition of Shooting the Chutes
New York, Morells Toaf Davis, once billed as an exhibition jumper, rode a shooting chute down a narrow plank. He fell from the chute and was badly injured, with head wounds and suspected concussion. he was removed to a hospital for treatment.
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Morells
Toaf Davis
the &T
Nicholas Tink
Davis
Chicago Democratic Primaries and Conventions Report
Vague early Chicago coverage notes polls opening at noon and closing later with reference to aldermanic and judicial conventions. Mentions a mayoral candidate and unnamed opposition figures amid fragmented text from the historic primaries narrative.
Wreck in Texas Near Sierra Blanca Claims Deaths
A passenger and freight train collided at 5 40 am on the Fort Worth and San Antonio railroad, one mile west of Sierra Blanca. Fireman Leo Mohnes was killed. A negro tramp also died. Injured are GW Daily conductor, G M Malloy agent of freights, and Mail Clerk bbe. Injuries to Daily unknown. Both engines demolished and the freight cars damaged.
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Texas
Falvonton
Fun and
San Antonio
Ang
Sierra Blanat
Leo Mohnes
Pagaenger
Daily
Contructor
G. M Malloy
Aroman
Bbe
Justice Day Update on Dr Hardin and Patient
Washington bulletin reports Dr Hardin treating Justin Day who had a fair morning and shows encouraging condition. Authorities note the patient’s improving status as of this morning.
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Washington
Hardin
Muirning
Justin Day
Negro Confesses Murder in Chicago Courtroom
Bud Higgins, charged with killing Mrs. Angie Butler, confessed on the witness stand that he committed the crime. He admitted, Yes, I killed her, then leapt from the stand and gestured as the courtroom erupted, while assistants spoke of events leading to the tragedy and the attempted hold by officers.
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Chicago
Bud Higgins
Wulatte
Angie Butler
Bue Higgins
Annie Butler
Bert
Lind
Leather industry reshaped as Chicago capitalists acquire giant eel firm
In a landmark deal the International Leather Company of Cincinnati with its patents was taken over by Chicago capitalists who bought five million dollars worth of stock. They plan plants along coast waters and expansion into several cities including San City Fort Worth and Des Moines. The move aligns with a stated partnership with the United States Leather Company.
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Iternation
Teather Company
Ginetonati
Chicage
aWshlands
San City
Fort Worth
United States
Paris Telegraph Briefs and Deaths Reported
Dramatist Legduve of the Academy dies at Paris. Benedict Fisher, president of a New York nursing company, reported in poor health after a heart condition. Amos P. Mn abhor manufacturer is silent on a Kansas quieet disappear. Funeral of the Kroyer family in a Bellefontaine church. August Krauss killed by wife and children then slaughtered himself. Internal ministry official von Plelwe outlines reforms amid emirate policy, with provincial heads supervising progress despite unrest.
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Dew-York
Benedict, Fisher
Nenustie “Ciling Company
Patie Jyala
Jolay
Willemmtant
Venenuela
Mare Mo
Lovis
Marek L
Kroyer
Chi
Die Ly
Bellefontivine
August Krauss
Hadley to Lecture by Maven in New Haven
Hadley will lecture in New Haven with Mins Vagley attending. They plan to leave Monday and be away about three weeks. The event follows a wrestling grade and speeehon, with Te-Are et Te Hadley noted as arvicant of Tule.
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Conn
Marek
Hadley
Tule
Vagley
New Haven
Monaux
Crescunt Cly Derby at Great City Thursday Derby 4500
The seventh Great City derby on March 14 offers a 4500 prize. The fold has been reduced due to track conditions. Samy Wilden Whetfat is favored, with other contenders including Uda and a few local entrants.
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Greaont City
Aly Als ‘Martersy
Debated State Lottery Plans Stir Prussian Assembly
The Prussian assembly this week held seven salon debates over expanding state lotteries funded by Finance Minister von Rheinbaden. Opponents attacked the lottery as immoral while a lone advocate urged abolition of the state scheme. Estimates place costs around 812.5 million, with private lotteries noted as alternatives.
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Ferlin
Marek M
Pragsiae Ieb Waa
Elas
von Rheinbaden
Tulubian Ik
Siulkers
Nba
Chovitelle Madevinkines
Ames Leaves Manchester in Voluntary Return to Minnesolie
Former mayor of Alcapolis, Ames, travels from Manchester NX to answer charges of Iter. Sheri Drexer and Deputy Short Buntie. accompanied by Mrs Aine and daughter at a party. They plan to pass tonight in Boston with no reaction expected after the excitement.
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Manchester
Marel Des Aysy Aines
Alcapolis
Minnesolie
Iter
Sheri Drexer
Short Buntie
Manchweter
Dontor
Mra Aine
Alga Wenni
Boston
Anon Duday
Ne Angi Wa
Hori Dreyer
Dodaye Chitha
Lo Rearh
Minneapolis
Ueday Paralegs
Wright, Whitaker Paa Coerced by Absence in Philadelphia
Whitaker Wright, a director at Teador and Globe Pinance, vanished from Philadelphia after a noted career in Manneial pivots. He lived at Haverford in 1880s era elegance, involved with alien schemes and questionable ventures in old merchants buildings later renamed as exchanges, raising concerns about his quick associates and disappearance.
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Paa
Mee Tani Trker Wright
Tin Teador and Globe Pinance Corporation
Hbert
Veay
Wright
Haverford
Lu Yen
Asia
He Stack Exchange
Heron
Philadelphia
Increase for Ogden clerks in post office salaries
The post office department outlines pay raises and promotions for clerks in western offices led by Ogden. Several clerks receive new grades and added steps, including moves from $500 to $508, $700, and $800, with multiple offices in Wyoming and Cheyenne noting promotions and salary increases as part of broader staff changes.
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Washington
Mereh
Ogden
Ats
Dasa
FLOO
Ahs
FANN
Vacatella
Wallaves Adita
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Eloris Iy
Lwa Rani
Hawks Statement Reveals Bank Loan and Deposit Shifts
In New York the hawk statement lists Loans 21,000,000 down 14,002,000. Deposits show a rise of 20,977,700 with 2,937,700 increase and 18 vel Ananders 8510 sel 164,174,800 decrease 3,010. SO reserves 280,001,500. defense 713, etc. Reserve required 220,040,000. Deposits 107,300, ineventse typo text.
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New York
Mareh M
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DOCTOR TELLS OF THE BURDICK MURDER
A dramatic police court session centers on Dr Howland and witness accounts about the Burdick murder. Witnesses describe the Burdick home scene, the window, and a possible struggle. The examiner notes a medical death and details of the house at the time of the incident. No one is charged as the investigation focuses on determining how the crime occurred.
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Kawi
Burdicks
Bavynt
Ant AL Courlean
Waoder
Counaul
Howl
Howland
Bistrie Siborney
Hosabine
Burdick
Mavey
Dr. Flow
Culidn Jr
Teapoulig
Mra
Durdlivk
Witages
Macey
Muriever
Wabash Injunction Hearing Before Judge Adams
Hearing before Judge Adams in the Wabash injunction case. General Solicitor Mudgatt of the Wabash argues for a rule compelling production of letters and telegrams. Counsel for Chem and others present, with references to documents and potential forthcoming evidence and rulings.
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Adams
Kl. Lawis
Adatily
Mudgatt
Wabash
M. Indo
Arin
Ariana Anit
Lyn Ward
Head-On Collision On The Rock Island Line
A Rock Island Golden State Limited train collided head-on with a westbound passenger train near Dwight Kansas City, with both engines demolished and multiple injuries. Engineer of the westbound train killed. several crew and passengers injured, some seriously. The limited train pressed on after the crash for a few hours before stopping.
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Kansas City
Aarch
Golden State Limited
Rock Island
Kausas City
Dwight
Topeliit
Nia
Rankas
Tove
Imine
Secrecy of Executive Session of the Senate
The senate held an executive session with stenographers and reporters present to discuss the confidential proceedings before the vote. Senator Spooner opened his remarks with compliments to Senator Morgan praising his knowledge of canal policy and the construction effort, arguing the United States would enter upon a major project.
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Washington
Mately M
Senate
Kemeter Spooner
Margen
Spanner
Morgan
Mae
Camrad
United States
Fia
Attar Dy
Bonnral Knox
Pano Count Company
Venezuelan Indemnity Talks Stir Protests Across Regions
A report notes Venezuelan indemnity payments pledged by the government, with protests voiced over honor claims and international expectations. It cites German wartime bloc responses and hints at ongoing diplomatic maneuvering as ministers prepare proposals and administrations adjust plans.
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