Sleeping sickness aid appeal reaches world donors
Curraen East Althea reports from Sease Uganda on the suffering at a quarantined camp where Bir Dav rid and Fads Brice oversee treatment. European governments including Germany France Belgium and the UK seek funds to buy stock and supplies to combat the disease. The piece recounts horrific scenes of patients in thatched sheds and the grim toll on health and morale as authorities struggle to prevent further deaths.
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Curraen East
Althea
Lckcess Commigeloa Ie
Thedore Morse
Expidition
Sease
Uganda
Bir Davrid
Fads Brice
Segtreation Hospitale
France
Belegium
United Kingdom
Hesketh Bell
Monty Aiur
Tapana
Thich
Tie
Aes
Vitoria Neanes
Perela
Walter
Gona
Calver
Dees
Dunne Claims He Outdrew Wright Brothers in Flight
The Times reports Captain J W Dunne and his aeroplane, built in secret in Scotland, flew 13 miles in a circular course, claiming Wright brothers were surpassed in control. It notes the War Office sought Wrights’ tech while Dunne’s involvement with Ballou factory ended abruptly amid looming large scale tests.
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London
Times
J. W. Thune
Royal Ecgineess
Wright
Scotland
Wrights
War Office
Dunne
Fersbormingh
Ballou
Dusee
Miss Austin Bays Hand The Opical Gossip
Seven persons are sent to prison. Three former bank presidents receive a fine of twenty thousand dollars. China agent and mayor death linked charges surface amid political turmoil. Court proceedings outline motives and timelines as authorities pursue major graft case.
Be Genuine Speech by University President at Ann Arbor
A May 5 1903 address by University of Michigan President James Burrill Angell emphasized modesty and self respect in students and urged courage and perseverance in striving for personal value. The event, part of the annual gathering at University Hall, featured the president’s lecture on conduct and character.
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Ape Arbor
Mich
Venerabie
Jaros Ve Angell
Untreratir
Michigan
Yeatering
Angelhe
University
Iirest- Money
Cepa
Gevesin
Tito
Ty University Hall
Urten
Galid
Angell
Jory Daly
Whem
Peramiater
Timber supply fears prompt warning from forestry official
Chicage May 10 ten or teen Soarn accouting J. He Piines secretary treasurer of the AND Tarklan forestry association warns there will not be much timber shading raster Reckied, unless expenditures avert Utenaan Wer. The official statement notes the nation could face a per capita waste and a looming timber shortage without timely action.
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Ty J. He Piines
Tarklan Forestry Association
Conflagration at Oregon State Penitentiary Damages Factories
A fire at the Northwest stave works and nearby facilities in Salem Oregon caused about 30 000 in damage. First alarm units inclosed the building as guards were placed around the site. Gasoline tanks threatened explosions though no injuries were reported.
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Priton Geerds
Salem
Orepan
Greauy
Ptizon Kuardy
Thei Ells
Thyugh Wren
Brewery interests defeated in Spokane mayoral race
Spokane voters backed Democrat Pratt for mayor by about 500 over Republican Oma as brewery interests opposed a wide open town, while nonpartisan groups backed Pratt. Robert Fat ox won the auditor post, with McKean losing the comptroller race and Exaruston, Democrat, ahead for treasurer.
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Spokane
May
S—N
Robert Fatrox
Cotupholter
McKean
Peter Éna
Exareston
Japanese Ships Visit Oakland for Welcoming Events
Ban Francie Bay Oak land honored the Japanese training ships including 700 embarked men and 100 cadets invited by Rear Admiral. They toured University of California facilities as President Wheeler spoke. A luncheon followed at Shell Strand Park with Japanese residents hosting. Tonight Admiral Ewinburne and party will entertain Rear Admiral Hick and twenty delegates at the Orpheum.
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Ban Francie
Bay
Oakland
Adana
Nebl
Admiral Apt Hig
Gablasd Chamber of Commerce
Duke of Abruzzi Raid 70 Serious Injury Report
Tome reports indicate the Duke of Abruzzi Raid 70 suffered a serious injury during preparations to enter the Imalaya range in India. Details are unconfirmed and initial accounts from Tal dan guides mention a voyage to obtain a permit, with moral guides cautioned. Further confirmation awaited.
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Tome
Mar
Imalaya
Thichest
Rescue after car threat saves child in Chicago
Chicago May 3 A dramatic incident left a two year old child saved from a car by a man named Roch and a bystander as the child tumbled from the pathway. The rescuer steadied the child and prevented injury though the adult bystander's actions left them injured.
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Chicago
Charles Kooh
Hee
Litten Barury
Roch
Ted
Princess De Broglie 15 Granted A Divorce
Princess De Broglie 15 obtained a divorce today, ending her marriage and granting custody and support arrangements. The formal decree notes the end of the union with terms reflecting standard divorce provisions. The article lists the involved parties and mentions the court’s decision in clear, non-graphic language.
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Princess DE Broglie
Korea’s Improvement 18 Stirs Tense Patrols and Reprisals
In Korea, Improvement 18 locals report rising unrest as Japanese forces press into the countryside. Robberies and disturbances spread where governance weakens, while plans for renewed patrols and curbs aim to restore order and deter potential clashes.
Secretary of Employment Bureau News From California
Fragmentary OCR reads about a secretary of employment bureau in California. Mentions May, Mars, and a king name. Readable details are unclear. likely an obituary or appointment notice with scattered names, dates, and places.
Woman Tries Suicide After Tragic Auto Death Of Son
May 5 York. Mrs Margaret Carpenter, grieving mother of seven year old Arthur Carpenter, attempted hanging after learning her son died when a phantom car struck him last night. She rushed from her home on Sixth Avenue toward the North Rites as police hunted, fearing she might elope with herself.
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Arthur Carpenty
Ron
P Antomie
Wight
Margaret Carpen
Tuahed
Hoonevelt Hoenstal
Teaya
Meturn
Sixth Avenue
Beret
Qodlher
Duoe
Physicians to Reform Free Dispensaries
City doctors move to overhaul free medical aid by creating a central registry with applicant income and family details. The plan seeks to curb abuse by reporting to charities and requiring reform of doctors and institutions if misuse is found.
Ordinance Establishes Bread Weight Standards
The city council directed the city attorney to prepare and present an ordinance regulating loaf weights at the next meeting. The measure sets a standard of thirty two ounces for a standard loaf and allows quarter, half, and three quarters loaves to be sold with stamped weights and dates.
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Toy Angeles
Mayr
Alexander
Evaler
Bret
Traleg
Weston’s Kext Stop to De Kansas City
In a fragmentary report a pedestrian is described walking toward Kansas City after a rest, aiming to reach Chir, with a destination ten long away. The text is garbled with indecipherable phrases and names, offering little clear context or details.
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Weston
Kansas City
Chir
Shmailer
Roosevelt Now Holds The Record In Tall Grave Event
Roosevelt set a local record by bagging two lions in a dramatic, rugged chase. The event occurred Thursday as crowds watched, with observers noting the dangerous terrain and the hunter's steady success against the animals.
Organized opposition to a sugar duty impact
Fragmentary text mentions organized opposition to a sugar duty with references to people and dates unclear. The readable portion notes a protest or stance against taxation and a brief ledger-like line about a person or group, without concrete details. The fragment provides limited names or locations to anchor a fuller summary.
Beet Sugar Duty Protest Moves Across State
City and southern Colorado business leaders begin a sustained protest against new sugar duties. A petition to Senators Guerrobeles and Hogues is circulated, arguing any tariff harming beet growing and sugar manufacture would cripple one of the state’s leading industries.
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Surat
Italian contractor 18 charged with embezzlement
New Orleans La Stay 5 Mille Ferrata an Italian contractor and inventor and said to be a nephew of Cardinal Perrinia secretary to the pope at Topic was arrested last night at his home. He is charged with embezzlement to the extent of £10 000 and alleged to have been sought by Roanoke authorities for over a year. The allegation of Ferrate's tale dealing is made by Fyack Mote of Roanoke who claims Herrete so is applied money which the former advaters to carry out a contract with the Norfolk and Western railroad. Pesteta declares willingness to return and save the charges which he pays are without foundation.
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Milore Ferrata
Itaiisa
Cardinal Perrinia
Bla
Moanke
Varlo Fe
Roanoke
Ferrate
Fyack Mote
Norfolk & Western
Pesteta
Painter Is Shot Dead In Lafayette Street Incident
Mrs Narrows and Buckhardt were on the back porch when a man in a car fired a revolver. Buckhardt fled, later arrested, and police say Mrs Narrows admitted involvement. Husband and wife had been separated. shooting occurred on the rear of 143 Lafayette.
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Robert Narrows
Raloter
Borkhards
Lafayette
Harrowe
Vmife
Nome
Hurkhanst
Gurkhardt
Narrows
Bisters Reunite After Twenty Eight Years
In Newark Ni J Bay S Mr Amel Ine Ziegler opened her door yesterday to find a stranger who claimed to be her sister Elete Ciinghard from Washington state. The sisters had not seen each other since 192? when one moved west. The reunion occurred amid surprised emotions and a tense moment at the doorway.
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Newark
J. Bay S
Amel
Ine Ziegler
Sontan Thealler Gald
Zireler
Investigation into Adana Massacre Debated in Constantinople
Constantinople May 3. Tewth Fanta and General Beberket, commanders of constitutional forces, announced a military commission will be sent to Adana to investigate the massacres and punish the responsible. The commission may declare martial law and pursue murder suspects, subject to approval by the army council.
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Constantinople
Tewth Fanta
Beberket
Constitutionaltat Tures
Adame
Tews Pasha
Eneral Srhethet
Mrs Shaw Chauffeur Missing After Turbulent Affair
Ambiguous OCR text reports Mrs. Shaw, wife of State Senator Shaw, noting her chauffeur’s disappearance amid scandal. Mentions of trial, murder case involving Sheriff Bravery, and alleged threats against Garrett without clear sequence or complete names.
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Santa Teahars
Farany
James Th
Shaw
Brooks
Hay
Witle Theater
Peace Is Their Aim At The Second National Peace Congress
Alfred I. Lore of Philadelphia, president of the Universal Peace League, urged peace at the final day of the Second National Peace Congress in Chicago. Diplomats and educators discussed practical treaties, international justice, and broad humanization, with speakers including J. Tron of Wooster, Count Josef von Henstorf, and William Faos.
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Chicago
Alfred I. Lore
Philadelphia
Universal Beare Potenta En Addrees
Lave
Joseph U.bloore
Supreme Court of
Sicbe
Iran
Ure
Fern Andrews
Tou
American Behoot
Veaca League
Awetita
America
the Wey
J. Ta ‘Tron
Waller Faos
Woman's Dreams Reveal Murderer in Cemetery Case
A New York report details how Mrs. Susan Teh Hager and Dr. Drofeane Ayalop presented a dream based lead that helped locate a weapon near a cemetery. The weapon matched the epitaph clue and Smder confessed to the chief of quitter, giving the motive and method.
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New York
AyaSep
Fe Fuok
Han
Susan Teh Hager
Vouk
Ayalop
Dien
Dellinger
Witliam FL Creper
Cerein
Tork
Trofeseer Salon
Crie
Abe
Smder
Quitter
Pare Yfersor Hye
Sra
Closing Quotations Of World Markets May Opening Mixed
World stock and commodity prices show scattered movement with gains in Reading and Union Pacific while Pacific and other rail stocks retreat. Copper and steel hold near steady levels as barley and sugar futures edge down amid market volatility and routine fluctuations in major exchanges.
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New York
Meading
Amati Leat
Ted Tubber
Retterday
New York Airurake
Arcoauts Beran
Reading
Union Ya- Fite
Pice
Pice Repreened (He Whole Tat It Ink Reacted To A Relat Belie Yretertay
Upton Tay Cific
Ibe Risa
Congress Will Be Slow in Its Work
Congress faces a slow pace as lawmakers struggle to adjourn before June. The president warned that delays could push action past the target date, with uncertainty over relief measures and reform bills.
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Congress
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Watson
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Beth
Oregon State Penitentiary
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Parma
Bureau of Charities
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Fl Vaen
Wayne Brave
Kera Fontent
Pat Garrett
New Mexico
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Garrett
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Dina Miler
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Artrican Cay
Puendry
American Brechtine
Afl
American Suear Refining
Ataconda Mining Co
Atchleon Mallway
Atehinon Railway
Tatimore and
Oki
Canadian Pacific
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MIL
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Delaware and Hudson
Jlenrer
Rio Grande
Great Northern
Great Northern Create
Anofs Central
Sk. International Paper
Interborough
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Palhwan Palace
Readius
Watoah Railway
Weatern Union
Standard Oil Company
Livertock
Chicaen
Callle
Mathet
Herten
Tosa
Irene
COT
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Weegorx
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