Silent tribute to the dead in city revolt memory
An Empustme crowd mourned in the memory of revolutionaries who died in a night clash. Police cleared streets with force as mourners laid flowers and red tokens, while public ceremonies shifted to orderly addresses and warnings.
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Marah
Google
Fin
Berleld
Stent Fajbate
Ute
wyipaLhlers
Friedrichwbese Pers
Cormlen
Mu East Widg
Diannel
Tegerdendt
Burlin
Iosialaya
Prumla
Jim Oraors
Borla
Arow
Bugs
Poliva
Tomacha
Poligroom
Orvad
Australia calls for Roosevelt to visit during next winter
A muddled telgraph style report from Australia on March 18 outlines hopes that President Roosevelt will visit Australia during the coming winter, with imperial authorities and officials discussing extensions of duties and possible actions involving the United States and British relations.
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Weibauris
Australia
Torlay
Anoch Nthuataani
Federe
Atinivallana
Australes
Mir
Boal
Rogerwell
Aupiaita Bavn
Deakin
Klevlett
Adelaida
Pert
Savariah Runabout Race Ends Abruptly After Axle Breaks
In Ga March 16 Terbert apilie wins the Runabout event at Savariah amid a dramatic finish. Ted Barton and another rival collide behind, an axle breaks, and a mishap halts the lead as annotators note the unusual errors and strained commentary from the crowd.
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Saynnititt
Terbert Apilie
Ula
Alzigun
Malina
Mintien
Lefand
Hie
Bnizmat
Suit Filed Against Breweries by Union in Landmark Case
A union sues eleven St Louis and two English breweries seeking 1.1 million dollars in damages. The circuit court judge, several trustees and others are named in the suit, claiming losses from contract disputes and strike-related disruptions. The case centers on earnings and the breweries’ wartime operations amid retrenchment and labor tension.
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St. Taoul
Credtte
St. Loyin
Loule
Biwirgrion
Yas
Bled
War
Rupp
Joby
Niembor
Latte Biel
Mothers Congress Invited to Brussels in 1910
The National Mothers Society board accepted an invitation for the International Congress on the family in Brussels in 1910. Delegates named include Tacoma WA Jefferson Gibbs CA and Mrs B W Ashton Denver. Mrs HA Trag of Denver was made chair of the editorial committee.
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Washington
de Bela
Brusuoza
Mansyars
the Mathers Society
Tacoma
Warhy
Jefferson D. Gibbs
California
Danver
Libesia Appeals for American Protection
Washington dispatch reports the Tiltha African government appealing to the United States for protection of its territory and industry. An intermedial delegation travels from Manfavin to Washington seeking an appeal to the President and Secretary of State. A French team is said to be in possession of a large path, with tensions rising between idhorin and Freney.
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Washington
America
Territoriad
Tndustry
Aguloat
France
Duearemant Fas
Manfavin
Washinguin
Idhorin
Freney Sycat
Ita
Steal Derelict Destroyer Launch Run News Blink
Derelict destroyer launched amid confusion and reports of damage. Citizens witness the ceremony as authorities investigate the incident and potential salvage options. Local officials stress safety and plan inspections of nearby yards and facilities.
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Nowinrt
Mirah
Newport Nowa
Fragmented archaic political debate scroll
Fragmented OCR text outlines a heated policy discussion with references to injunctions due process and proposed legislation. It mentions general approval among representatives, opposition to corporate overreach, and concerns about penalties and jury eligibility, all conveyed in a garbled 19th century parliamentary style.
Robbery Report From New York Bogus Balloon Incident
An unclear OCR draft describes a March 18 robbery at a Ninth Avenue and Morty Fifth Street corner in New York. The text mentions a balloon, a bartender, a knocked over display, a held-up patron, a theft of about $80, and several drinks of whiskey before fleeing.
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New York
Ninth Byare Uo and
Morty-ffth Street
Apyose
TNT Myemu Cat
Monde
Geoape
Prizefighter Leck Allen Died From Brain Hemorrhage
A coroner's jury in May 14 proceedings found that prizefighter Leck Allen, fatally injured in a bout the prior night by Pittz Gundsberger, died from a hemorrhage of the brain during the seventh round. Gundsberger faced murder charges in the cousin degree related to the incident. authorities did not immediately arrest him.
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Bt Mpeapl
Leck Allen
Pyltz
Gundsberger
Baylen
Lindow
Toro
Nts
Bvsin
Guatiisbernor
Mao
Cleveland Celebrates Seventy First Birthday
Lakewood Wisconsin marks Grover Cleveland's seventy first birth anniversary with a gathering. The event notes his bright spirit and good health as attendees extend felicitations across the county.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
Grover Cleveland
Merger Approved for Bac ton and Algine Railroads
Boston March 147 A merger of Bac ton and Algine railroads with the New York, New Haven and Hartford was approved subject to conditions by a commission appointed by the Sesquohes legislature. The report, with two minority reports, was submitted to the legislature for consideration.
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Boston
Bacton & Algine Railrroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Sesquohes Rh
Anc Iniy
Lwwo
Pepori
Thu
Leila
Young Men's Christian Association inquiry in Canal Zone
Article reports on a commission in the Canal Zone examining the Young Men's Christian Association and related agency activities. It mentions investigation of efforts, official statements, and concerns about control of property and coordination with federal authorities.
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Panama
Mare
Canal Zone
Aftie
Alelis
Tryall
Kiikelt Ag
Willy
Canad
Hieka Mada
Aarofil Mydrit
Ema
Tin
Ofkin Cin
Steamship Co Dividends Declared At 42 2 Percent
Bremen May 39 The Heath German company today declared an annual dividend at 42 2 percent, up from 5 1 3 percent last year. The annual report shows earnings of 82,920,600 for the year, with cattle and other assets noted.
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Bremen
Bryan at Peoria Yearin TM March 18
A flawed OCR snippet notes a presentation by Yearin at Peoria before a large audience, with unclear details and garbled wording. The item records a civic or cultural event but lacks concrete names, places beyond Peoria, and measurable outcomes.
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Bryan
Peoria
Kant
Brian Aduresesil
Unclear fragment hints at college event at the Coliseum
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Coliseum event and a speaker or performer with shaky description. Reads as a rehearsal or introduction with scattered words like Prien of Pesca and wands, but lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
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Pesca
James B. Reene Eyes European Racing Move
New York, March 18. James J. Meena says he plans to race abroad if New York bills on airthrace track gambling pass. The note mentions horses racing in three year old classics and a possible shift of racing and breeding interests from America to Europe amid legislative action.
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New York
James J. Meena Hay Noon
Nils
Enshand
Widine
Ameriga
Collision With An Atlantic Liner In New York Harbor
A chaotic collision occurred near Staten Island as the steamer Crown struck an Atlantic liner, tearing into quarters and causing damage. Reports describe debris and a fallen steward as the vessels tangled in heavy seas, with injuries feared amid the confusion on board.
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Wilhelm
Bernay Loyd
Nice
Anther
Staten Island
Crown
Gautfle
Passengers Walked Overland After Wrecked Steamer Pomor
Abner Fringsen reports sixteen passengers from the steamer Pomor reached land overland after the wreck. The rest of the crew and travelers were accommodated by the city authorities in Topeka while awaiting further transport. Local officials say the incident caused no serious injuries and aid was provided at the landing.
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San Fringssen
Pomang
Casmiorn
Alormon'h
Topeka
Five Italians Arrested in Wartime Plot Case
Five Italians are arrested amid allegations of a conspiracy connected to wartime activities. Police say the group planned actions with ties to Italian contacts abroad. Authorities indicate ongoing investigations and potential charges.
Duke Refuses Interview Amid Isolation Claims
Washington reports the Duke of the Abrives facing scrutiny as he avoids a scheduled interview. Friends note a charity dine gathering marked by political tension and personal detachment, while observers question the motives behind his refusal and its effect on public immunity narratives.
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