Doubalouf S Narrow Escape From Palace Assault
In a chaotic sequence near the Vitec and Lohie palaces, a coachman and several passengers were killed or wounded as a terrorist attack unfolded during a royal procession. Admiral Doubarott, recently appointed Governor General of Maseaw, faced assassination attempts linked to revolutionary plots. A rescue plan involving rapid troop concentration is being prepared for summer deployments to Fort Riley and Port Mey, with RO TC units to be mobilized.
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Moseum
Messer
Carsage Et Tranas Lohie
Relvance
Rotman Xencra
Pmace
Admiral Doulasul
Che
Alte
Jeg
Menor
Awharntt
Maseaw
Emperoe
Connel
Tha
Nix Appointmont
Povercoy
Almont
Fannory
Flip Waters
Koslovska
Thibanont
Genera
India
Roosarett
Crin
Rhouid Tits
Waneuverk
Fort Riley
Herwern
Port Mey Rean
Port Sapling
Moss
Reamn
Tie Lion al Auard
Zulus Attack Regulars in Batte Overripe War Rumor
An unclear report describes attacks by Zulus on regular forces near Dothan with claims of 200 assailants and fatalities. The piece references named individuals and a chaotic account of violence, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Fragmented historic note tied to military tensions and distress
FragmentaryOCR recounts tense actions tied to a crisis, mentioning Tensanthing, Zak war terms, Micowel Mancell, and Moses, with references to rage and ritual displays. The passage reveals personal distress, digestive issues, and lingering hunger or indigestion tied to stress, ending with garbled terms and a garbled signature.
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Rigeiick
War department plan on pacific appropriation relief
May reports indicate General Greely, commanding the department of the Pacific, plans to reallocate about 200 500 of the 2 500 009 appropriation for the war department. He faced scrutiny over items purchased and issued tents and supplies braced against the appropriation. The action aims to ease shortages and ensure continued support for operations and quartermaster supplies.
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Washington
Greely
Department of the Pacific
Cangrers
Wil
Washington announces macaroni import safety findings
The Department of Agriculture reported inspection of macaroni and similar products found some bear goods contain chemical preservatives like salinadine and sodium nitrite. It warned that certain preservatives may affect color and could be unlawful if used to preserve foods or color.
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Washington
Mey
Agricslture
Noodina
Ace
President Reiterates Views On Rate Legislation
President Roosevelt reiterates his stance on rate reform in a telegram to the Pennsylvania delegation and local committees. He states he remains faithful to his original position, supports constitutional aims, and favors amendments like the Fong and Overmall if needed. He asserts the bill’s provisions reflect long-standing policy and urges swift action.
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Washington
Hooavelt
Pennssivanta Mote Greuge
W. F. Fil
Menroert
Ivara Sale Grange
Legram
Theodore Tac
UNION MIN TO RETURN TO WORK AFTER AGREEMENT
Boranton Ua May 6 No disruption today as union miners remain firm. Leaders plan talks in New York with President Mitchell to secure a two year agreement and a resumption of work by May 14 under the strike commission authority.
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Borantan
Aicarh
A Aeals
New York
Laa
Mitchell
Alsires
Misi Hall
Anthracite Strike Commission
Mitchow
Can Mien
Tae Uwller
Fragmentary Foreign Affair Note From Maid Wy Meeting
A garbled excerpt describes a high level discussion over an ongoing affair, noting a declined invitation and a formal note from Str Nicholas Cnande the Trifish ambassador. The text references Maid Wy and a pre Wednesday capture context.
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Wittan Pattenpivd
Ferdhng
Taban
Tehamhassanur
Fes
Kalrad Elshea
Maid
Nicholas
Cnande
Trifish
Postmaster General backs commission on second class mail
Warrligion May 6 postmaster general Corley asks Congress to create a seven member commission to study second class matter and propose reforms. He seeks $75,000 for the inquiry and urges a report by December 40, 1906 to balance publishers interests with government protections.
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Warrligion
Corley
Congress
Dalis
Waltedt Staton
Alx
Lu Cougrese
Thasa
Thors
Fenate
Mat
Talimowa
Nugilyak
Denver wins by in seventh after late rally
May 1 Denver baseball notes feature a sequence where Denver tumbles into a tie late, then breaks through in the seventh inning to claim a victory over Des Moines. Pitchers Fantndl and Monroe contribute strong performances as Denver capitalizes on late opportunities.
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Denver
Dee Monroe
Fantndl
Mane
Transcribed sports score fragment with unclear names and places
Fragmentary article text appears to recount a game or dispute with varied player and team references. Names such as Cleveland and Chicago surface amid garbled phrases and misplaced punctuation, making precise facts uncertain.
Philadelphia Sides Triumph In Ninth Inning Rally
In a May game at Washington Park the Phillies defeated the local teams 10 to 2. Key hits included two doubles and a single by Livingston and a two-base hit by Wicker. Pittsburg and Chicago players were mentioned among the day’s action with several steals and runs noted.
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Thieagd
Pittsburg
Chicago
G.chitugh
Sup Chine
Pitta Bite
Wicker
Wagany's
Neal
Ores
Wilts
GiLeen
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
le Brod Todas
Washington Park
Vicktors
Beare
AAL
Rieck
Ge Moz
Tatterson
Luah
Proin
Faron
Kunil
Bergen
Use of steel ties sparks railroad experiments
An increasing number of railroads explore steel ties as a practical alternative to wooden ties. Pittsburgh steel producers have developed an H shaped tie with a top 4.12 inch width and 5.12 inch depth, weighing about 170 pounds, priced around $2 per tie for experiments. If adopted, it would impact vast track miles and future needs, with potential savings in maintenance and replacement costs versus timber ties.
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Taree
Pittsburg
Experimentatoh
Tle
United States
Hfe
Chemical works destroyed in Jacksonville yard fire
In Jacksonville tonight a chemical company plant in the Wentick-dlart suburb suffered a large fire destroying an estimated 5000 tons of halting draight resin waste. The Sundline of the company was valued around 1500 dollars. The blaze was checked by sirens and interventions, with financial loss reported despite efforts to save the main facility.
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Jacksonville
Fies
Wentick-dlart
Residra
Blaelty
Campany
Mas
National League recap hints at erratic play and key hits
An imperfect National League snippet notes a tense race with Delehanty and Erdctleatly tavine. It mentions Hicch as a force in the field and references a pivotal inning or moment affecting the standings, though readable details are fragmentary.
Paris Election Tightens Grip Amid Strikes and Cheers
Paris May 6 The general parliamentary elections left few changes in the chamber as most former deputies were reelected. A second ballot on May 20 is expected to reveal 1902 divisions. Large crowds gathered at the Hotel De Ville and Interior Ministry as results were posted, with police and cavalry keeping order and several prominent figures such as Briand Prossenne Milhaud Lockroy and Millavois noted for their strong showings while Marcel Wabert lost.
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Paris
Iis Chamber
Neve
Hotel de Ville
Ministry of the Interior
vMten
Std
Sem
Briand
Prossenne
Milaraud
Lockroy
Millavoys
Bionarms
Marcel Wabert
Leskue of
Patriots
Battleship Rhode Island Floated After Grounding
Rhode Island was freed from York spit bar after being aground since Saturday. Four naval tugs Uncas Wanoetta Hercules and Mohawk aided the effort but the ship remained drenched from the sand. It then backed into York river mouth and will reach Hampton Roads tomorrow with no confirmed pilot aboard. The extent of damage is not yet known and no pilot was aboard when entering the harbor. The Navy Department was advised of the operation via telegram from Captain Washington May.
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Royfolk
Rhode Islynd
Ligh Ido
York Spit
Uncas
Wanneta
Hercules
Mohawk
Nurehly
Rhode Island
York River
Hampton
York Bay
Washington
Navy Department
Court of Inquiry to Probe Naval Accident Findings
A naval court of inquiry will be appointed by the fleet commander to determine the extent of the accident and decide if any officers should face further action. The inquiry, likely led by a navy secretary, will assess responsibility and report whether the Bluwle Inland squadron is attached to any unit. If misconduct is found, a court martial may follow.
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Houtlagian
Worlol
Mexico City to Mazatlan oil coast rail extension may occur
May 6 report from Mexico City notes engineers have nearly completed locating the Ta Yango to Mazatlind segment along the Pacific coast. The work has continued for a year and a Pacific Interoceante railway extension to oil Melis from Terne far is anticipated.
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Mexico City
Mexican National Railway
Tayango
Mazatlind
Interoceante Railway
Melis
Terne
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