Francis met crown heads of Europe
New York report recounts David B. Iran cis returning from Europe after four weeks. He met King Edward, Emperor William, and King Leopold, describing cordial receptions and promises of Belgian, British, and German participation. Iran cis spoke of exhibits, medals, and gifts, and noted uncertainty about German plans.
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Francis
Crown Heads OF
Europe
Madrid
Spain
Snc
Daisy
Agricutie
Willian
Germany
Leopold
Belgium
Fane Peror Willie
Lidzo
Women punished for improper language in Brooklyn court
In New York on March 17, two women appeared in the Brooklyn Court of Appellate Sessions to serve terms in the penitentiary for using improper language on the streets. Judge Keady warned that such conduct would be punished to the full extent of the law to deter future incidents and protect public decorum.
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New York
Mare
Court of Appvial Sessions
Brooklyn
Keady
Baltimore and Ohio Try to Lay Track in City Streets
Parkersburg West Virginia March 17 The Baltimore and Ohio Railway claimed a right under an ancient ordinance to lay track through a principal street. They brought in workers before daylight and began laying ties, but the work was halted by a stream of water and the project was abandoned. A clash occurred between Mayor Warderwort and the city council as police and fire units were engaged. The mayor countermanded orders, a special council meeting was held, and measures were taken to protect the street with traffic blocks and arrests anticipated.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Ant
Varderwort
Battimara & Ohio
Emmneil
Miners Called Out in Cripple Creek District Action
A Western Federation of Miners committee ordered a mass demonstration this afternoon in Cripple Creek. Striking mines include Stratton’s Independence with 100 workers, the V Diealuy mine with 200, the Granite with 73, the Fil with 60, the Ti Pane with unknown, and the Hull Gi with 140, totaling about 186% workers affected as owners and shippers pull ore to mills locally and to the United States Reduction and Redsing company.
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Cripple Crenk
Western Federation of
Cripple Creek District
United States Reduction
Wnd Redsing Company
Aftsmann
Stratton
Diealuy
Burden of Europe's Enormous Naval Expenditures
London reports the House of Commons debate on naval spending. Sir Nabors Reb warns only three European powers matter, while the United States has no naval stake in Europe. The speaker urges friendly negotiations to limit naval armaments and reduce costs.
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Europe
Parison
United States
Mojasty
Town Endangered by the Mississippi Flood
Geeenville Miss March 17 river here lowt last night stood within one foot of the 1807 mark. With sunny days expected, residents brace for further rises while levees hold. Official reports describe high water affecting Tennessee, Arkansas, and surrounding areas and warn of possible widespread damage if levels continue to climb.
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Geeenville
Miss
Rover
Wieleater
Burdick Cellar Case Outlined In Trial Details
Fragmentary transcript describes a divorce context and alleged financial actions tied to Mrs Mur Wick and her husband. Authorities discuss a life insurance policy, a $20,000 payout, and a possible murder motive. Court witnesses, including Miss Rewning and Alfred Teackman, fill in details while proceedings continue.
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Buffato
Mareh
Edwin
Kure Wiek
Ani
Eileen
Ley Cid
Mes Hardick
Mur- Wick
Ignesti
Suit Against Central Pacific Brought In New York
A complex suit filed in New York targets the Central Pacific Railroad and related entities over bonds totaling 120 billion dollars. Plaintiffs allege fraudulent issuance, misrepresentation, and improper use of assets across the California and Utah interests, naming multiple trustees and corporate defendants. The complaint seeks recovery of millions in claimed losses and asserts violations of charter and bond terms.
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New York
Eineuif
Antri Wan
Waller Morehead Vial
Wally Amos
Stockhuliern
Tin Central Pacifo Railroad
Y California
Mall
Sowdly 4
Central Parifie
Ybank
Amniler
Ctuli
Aml Ale
Southern Tae
Cific Company
Kentucky Onganiva
Central Pacific Railay
Central
Eneleg
Wucifle Railway
Trask Company, Ag Truster
Cott Paviliu Hailyuad
Te Union Trust
Southnent Maeifie
Spey Willy & Bown
Fordenay
Merman
Martin Birdman
He Tweed
McPowall
Edward Bell
Hosta
Tay Cilio Tailway Company
Central Lacille Railroad
California
Te Tns
Howe
Utah
Centric Pacific Raihway
Vuritin Way Company
Ma Properties
Tellow
Central Violtie
Mhorkguid
Honda
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Canby Davie Railway Company
Partic
Central Pascific Railroad Company
Fire in Omaha destroys cooperage plant and stock of $80,000
Omaha March 27 a fire gutted the Omaha Cooperage company plant and a large stock of materials. Loss is about 80000 dollars, mostly covered by insurance.
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Cooperage Company
Omaha
Omaha Cooperage Company
al Waterial
Thalesa
Missouri House Defeats Move to Move Capitol to St Louis
In Jefferson City on March 17 the House defeated a constitutional amendment to relocate the capital from Jefferson City to St. Louis by Aa to 02. The chamber then rejected a second amendment to levy a tax of 0 cents for five years to create a fund of 0,000,100 for a new capitol building.
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Jefferson City
Fie
St. Louis
Anoller
Germans Will Be There Karlin March 7 Vote
A garbled report notes political maneuvering as officials discuss a vote on a Corman representation scheme. It mentions Tanabe as minister and 70,000 as a figure, with references to Heidelberg and Clermont industry, though many names and details are unclear. The piece hints at approval of expeditions and economic benefits claimed by supporters.
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Karlin
Armoud
Tanabe
Lila
Lela von Inten Hong
Abe
Inberior
Posndiweks
Welnier
Winself
Clermont
Andy
Corman
Nevada merchant dead at his store early morning
Alfred Gunning, a Nevada merchant, was found dead at his place today after a medical incident. Investigators reported the death occurred at his store with the cause under review, and the scene yielded no immediate signs of foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Merch
Alfred Gunning- Tsun
Wits
Refused Meeting With Striking Workers in Waterbury
In Waterbury Connecticut Colonel J Tamper counsel for the United Lighting and Railway company along with Daniel da Witworth chairman of the executive board and W. De Miche president of the Street and Tailway Union failed to meet the local striker committee. Barpee would arrange a directors meeting in New York to present the union’s demand.
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Waterbury
Conn
Vareh T
J. Tamper
Unoncellent Lighting and Railway Company
Ane W. de Miche
Detroit
Tailway Men's Auition
Daniel da Witworth
Bowred
Dralley
Cal. Barpee
Hinwever
Barpea
New York
Clowhara
Aeoys
Miss Astor Engaged to Matty Monel Trakbina
A garbled news note reports the engagement of Miss Astor, daughter of Wii Waldo Astor, to Matty Monel Trakbina, referenced with high authority figures and foreign minister links. The text is partially unreadable but indicates a royal or aristocratic match with prominent families and official interest.
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Vienna
Mare
Mapatel
Thunlarest
Ketmania
Misa Askar
Wii Waldo
Astor
Monel Trakbina
Teun
Emily
Bitehavent
Prasiois Ane Sci at Writs Seeps Through
Fragment of a clipped report names passengers Charles Mi Bebciel and D. Te Prana aboard a vessel linked to St. Liens anposit Naw York and W Neeypelas Wy. No clear event context is provided beyond passenger mentions.
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Heenan Southampton
Charles Mi Bebciel Ant D. Te Prana
St. Liens
Anposit
York
Punch Ambassador Honored at Ceremony
Fragmentary read shows an event honoring an ambassador and noting honors received by students and officials. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but references to degrees and titles appear alongside mentions of a detained person and a transfer.
Fragmented Tale of a Child Rescue Amid Strange Text
A garbled OCR passage describes an incident involving a Hitler’s daughter figure and a perilous swallowing event. The text mentions a grandparent figure, a dual method of following, and a perilous scene where a child and others are endangered. It ends with a rescue as a glass shard and cold air threaten a victim.
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Kokome
Tit
March
Hitler
Zm Sovern
Jackson Staulun
A. Dali
Jean R Child
Appointment notes amid unclear regional shifts
Fragmentary report details officials named Bolen Wo Moreh and Mor Meon Ina in a state government reshuffle. It mentions Lienkonank Cavern James Me and a judge of the fourteenth or fifteenth judicial district, with references to districts Troe mont Tinh Lomi and Custer. Brigham Tadah is noted as acting lieutenant governor.
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Bolen
Moreh UF
Covernor Mor- Meon
Ina
Lienkonank
James Me. Revers
Wmackfont
Vervuntion
Troemont
Tinh
Lomi
Custer
Ronglar Brigham
Tadah
Tina Besanies
Stop Shipping One Cripple Creek Mines Notify Mills
A muddled OCR fragment describes a decision to notify the mines and mills regarding ongoing issues. Names and places appear garbled, but reference to Cripple Creek and miners suggests a coordinated action affecting work at the mines and related mills. Further readable details are unavailable in this fragment.
Chinamen Art Weld Examined by City Commissioner Team
Chinamen named Balke Ide Maveh and others were examined by a city commission and held for further examination after papers and documents were checked by commissioners Mrewe Ah Taruia Sb Quon and Soong Same. The process involved verification and potential further inquiry before release.
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Balke
Ide
Maveh
Iegal
Dhis
Phiotissioner
Mrewe
Ah Taruia
Sb Quon
Soong
Unie Vin
Victoria police chief charged with manslaughter in San Francisco
In a case connecting Victoria to San Francisco, Chief Langley of Victoria faces manslaughter charges. Details describe a sequence involving a person named Gonna wait and another linked figure in Pueblo, with further references to a city and an individual named Jeffrie.
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Victoria
B.C. Mare
Langley
San Francisco
Secuve
Gonnawait
San Krimeisea
Pueblo
Jeffrie
Manshinghier
Convict Suicide Attempts and Legislative Debates Shown
Fragmented report describes a convict attempting suicide by fire on a yard platform and another by dashing at prison gates. It also touches on a February incident and broad mention of a treaty debate in Washington with specific lawmakers named and a proposed amendment.
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Bojan
Yfelock
Hubert My Meeks
Ader Heaty
Tor Hank Awbhary
Montpeliey
Elinhul
Menka
Ceenne
Washington
Marv
Cynanse
Unis
Sow
Bacon
Teliet
Daniel
Maran
Talley
Athens
Shona
Toneenon
ML Doelork
Vite
Lipton's Challenger Launched In Dense Crowd
In Glasgow 17 Casgow main journal reports the launch of Lipton's challenger Shamrock EAE amid a drenched crowd. Officials including Lord Provost Overton and others praised the vessel’s design and the American-built hull. Observers note Shamrock LT's deep keel, long waterline, and potential to challenge American yachts, with Sir Thomas Lipton optimistic about future cup attempts and a hoped international effort to curb global naval adventurism.
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Dioutkicton
Shunmualiog
Law Overton
Lord Provosh
Gilasgow
Charles Russell
Begin Ward
William Mitacont
Wobige
Awphilt Bevis
Laos
Aller
Bhanrock
Mite
Lipton
Shamus
Ted
Khie
Kohol
Homme Lips Jon
America
Fife
Walon
New York
Evey
Aldo Sir Thomas
Thomas
Edward
Perret
Hmvmrovte
Hawaiians anxious to see Roosevelt on western trip
Honolulu March 17 The Hawaiian Islands press and citizens are eager for President Roosevelt to visit. Officials anticipate a wireless telegraph system for constant contact with the mainland and Hawaii during any possible trip. White House says a future visit is desirable but subject to feasibility and schedule constraints.
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Honolulu
Pacific Caeble
Hawaiian Islands
Roosevelt
Phareneh
Double tragedy from fear of disgrace drives action
Fragmentary report describes a fatal incident where fear of disgrace allegedly led an individual to end his life by self harm. The account mentions a melee at Midwarde village and references members of a local group, with uncertain details about location and chronology.
Justh Day Cosvalescend Visit and Guard Duty
Washington March 120 Hardy Allen morning visit to Dustion Day with a brief dispatch stating Masten Day slept well last night and is improving. The note emphasizes continued protection of the world and convalescence efforts, with hopeful tone toward recovery.
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Hardy Allen
Dustion
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Ronator
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Shamrock
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Fooia
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Romivade
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