Nelsons Plan Roomy Fight Schedule Sparks Travel Talks
Chicago May 8 Nelson announces a busy fight calendar leading to fall. He will face McParland under new terms in San Bran jen on July and then meet rival for fle rawa on September 9. Thompson challenges for a crack at the Dane. Also listed are bouts with Dick Mylind, Johnny Thom, and Varkey McFarland with details and purses. The piece notes Nelson’s westward trip to arrange bouts and defend his title amid management changes and forfeit concerns.
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Chicago
Nelend
Mochester
See Hia
Mackey
San Bran Jen
McParland
Duty
Dat Bee
Jimmy Coffroth
Cyriac Tohany
Thompomt
Huestols
Colma Club
Thompum
Dane
Dick” Mylind
Johnny" Thom Wan
Hugehle
Varkey McFarland
Founda
Canevitos
Nelson Haw
Dazs
Uhura
Atac
Aralning
Xelwin
McFarland
Pacser
Thompson
Diary of a Pathetic Tragedy in the Wilds of Calo
A diary found near Jalvertes Calo recounts the 3 year old prospector Logis Piritae dying fourteen miles from his camp. Entries from December to January describe illness, infirmities, and a failed escape to seek medical aid as the diarist records slipping strength and a final loss of heart function.
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Calo
Logis Piritae
Fleline
Utdma
Bilvecton
Meeting of School Board in Ogden City Hall
The Ogden School Board met at city hall to review ongoing business. The treasurer reported April finances, and the superintendent noted the opera house graduation event at no charge. Weber county education leaders urged higher state funding, facing city board resistance.
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Ieats
Ertals Tials
Tate School
Caahoo
E-Ekbing Ifler
Ogden
City Board of Education
Blisky
Battleship Mississippi Inspected at New Orleans
The Mississippi battleship was examined at New Orleans as it rested at anchor along the great stream. Officers reported the vessel's condition, noting navigational readiness and preparations for future maneuvers amid calm river activity.
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Mississippi
New Oaleans
New Orleans
Lylae
Maine
Resolution on Hollgar Olio inquiry at Hora Island
Fragmentary notes show a congressional inquiry involving Hollgar Olio and references to a Jefferean Daris matter presented to the Ulsstsaippi at Hora Island pest moa. Officers sought statements for publication while indicating accord with the resolution terms. Endorsed sentiment claims sectional feeling among the wary has notably disappeared.
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Hollgarworth
Olio
Jeferean Daris
Ulsstsaippi
Hora Island
Pest
Alveren Us
Mining profits fall as output drops in Bhoshons county
Mining firms report reduced output in Dover Valley leading to lower assessed valuations. Several major producers shut for months in 1908, with Morning and Last Chance mines showing small profits or losses, while Snowstores delays disclosure. detailed tonnages and costs listed for Hiercalea, Tiecla, Last Chance Ward, Morning, and Last Chance Ward mines. Revenue decline expected to be offset later by Chicago Milwaukee and North Shore lines and patent income.
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Variour
Bhoshons
Waho
Dover Valery
Ayeman
Busker WN & Sullivan Stining
Hiercalea
Hurke
BETTE
Tiecla Mining Company
Ward
Curt
Retairs
Chicago
Engagement Bracelet Arrives in London
A new men's engagement bracelet reaches London featuring a pure gold plate and a buckle linked by an invisible spring. Once worn it cannot be removed except by a small needle designed to unwind the spring.
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London
Bachelors Button Delights and Nut Roast Instructions
A quirky recipe item describes making butter cakes from two ounces of butter and five ounces each of Mour, sugar, and eggs, then rolling in land and sugar. It also includes a method to roast salted peanuts, melt butter, blend nuts, and bake until crisp, with steps to dry and slice for serving.
Land of Gommercial Industry and Labor Ethic
A fragmented text reflects on industrial purity and national effort. It quotes Johan Kiki on work duties and a push to wage labor with heart and vigor, contrasting essential bread work with tasks done for delight. The piece mentions a leader GbA1N9 and a yearly value 41,225 in a distant setting.
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Johan Kiki
Lumber firm foremen to serve prison terms at Atlanta
Prosacola May, three officers of the Jackson Lumber Company at Lockhart Alabama and three foremen will begin federal prison terms after a three year sentence for conspiracy to commit peonage. The U S Supreme Court denied a writ of certiorari in the case. The firm a major lumber producer in the region.
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Prosacola
Warth
Jackson Lumber Company
Lockhart
Ala
Stobert GalLugher
Susleiant
Bate
Atlante
United States
United States Supreme Court
Bee
Flartan Ls
Jaates Hare Jan
Taft Shows Inflamed Eye After Ride
President Taft attended to business while wearing a light bandage over a badly inflamed eye believed caused by a fly or insect entering the eye during a back riding trip Wednesday. A physician advised staying indoors in bright sunlight. inflammation expected to subside by tomorrow.
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Mr. Taft
Bia Eabloct
Amherst Confers Doctor of Laws on Ambassador Takahira
Amherst College tonight conferred the degree of doctor of laws on Ambassador Takahira during the dedication of a portrait of Jos tardy Neeaton, a Japanese graduate, noting the gesture was a tribute to growing cordial ties between the two nations.
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Ambassador Takahira
Amherst
Mats
Amherst College
Takahira
Jos
Noble rage and hollow wealth in Carlyle’s admonition
The excerpt critiques hollow wealth and outward display. It pits external assets against inner nobleness, urging action over boastful treasure. The speaker quotes Thomas Carlyle to warn that without virtue, tribute or power mean little when confronting moral truth.
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Thoman Carlyle
Banner of Joan of Arc Ceremony in Ihouitais France
In Ouaitais France on May 7 the banner of Joan of Arc was presented in a solemn ceremony. The mayor presided as forty two bishops with mitre and crosier gathered before the cathedral while troops and garrison bands led a torchlight procession to the church. Over a hundred townspeople and pilgrims from across the country attended the event as fetes continue tomorrow and Sunday.
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Oiitais
France
Ranbon Sid
Ervas
Joan of Arc
Mitre
Crosier
Talhedral
Molassee and Sugar Refinement Terms Defined
A fragment explains that the term molassee applies to sugar production where sugar remains in the product, while syrup is produced by evaporating from a sugar yielding plant without removing sugar. It notes molatera as the process with partial sugar removal by crystallization and separation of crystals from the remaining liquid.
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Mu Cai
Incomplete fragmentary text from a humorous string
The passage presents a garbled, playful jumble of words and phrases. It mentions turtle soup and references to Shakespeare, New York places, and random items without coherent context or clear event or subject.
Denver Bound Train Injury Near Corona Colorado May 1
A Denver bound train on the Denver Northwestern and Pacific railway derailed near Corona in Sulphur Springs Colorado, after slipping on snow wheels last Friday morning. The wreck halted operations, with reports that the engine and cars remained on the track but the line to Steamboat Springs was disrupted. Route to Denver via Wolford and Hinkedee blocked until repairs.
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Corona
Sulphur Springs
Colo
Miller and Huntington Swap for Rare Volumes
In a comic anecdote from Harper's Weekly, Henry Miller, a known waterman and friend to boot lovers near New York, presents a dealer with a choice of two valuable volumes. Huntington values the set at seven hundred dollars, but Miller returns home, cuts the books, and delivers a single volume to Huntington, provoking tension over whether the other half was ever intended for Huntington’s library. The tale ends with a reminder of Miller’s bargaining and a quip about memory and price.
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Henry Miler
Falde
New York
Cat- Ha P. Huntington
Miller
Harper's Weekly
Pigeon Pie and Modern Food Fads Across March
A garbled early 20th century note describes a pigeon pie recipe with steak, peppers, livers, and gravy baked under crust then comments on dietary trends. The piece reflects evolving views on meat freshness and food safety, noting increased caution and farming progress over the past twenty years.
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Natter
Marriage shortage in Alsace Lorraine districts shocks authorities
In populous Alsace Lorraine areas the gender imbalance is stark with about three men for every woman. At Kreuttieres the single women outnumbered by men by a wide margin, highlighting a troubling social dynamic and potential marriage pressures.
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Martiageavle
Alsace-Lorraine
Kreuttieres
Camphor and Resin Mixture Listed in Erratic Note
Fragmentary OCR reads a recipe mixing camphorate and various resins with spices and oils, including tard and spermacetth, white wat, and camphor gum, all stirred with a tiltin beat until a paste forms.
President Taft Unable to Attend Unveiling
Warhiedton May reports President Taft compelled to abandon the event due to unspecified reasons. Local officials and attendees await news on rescheduled unveiling ceremonies and the impact on the project timeline.
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Taft
Warhiedton
English Women Taller Than American Women, Court Rules
A court compared English and American women heights and found English women taller on average. Testimony from a tailor and others discussed measurements in inches and meters, with a verdict favoring English height standards and rejecting American claims.
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Landon
Sydney Lycee Aued
Conna
Mapyliva
Rome
Raodete
Nowon
Americane Women Atehi Same, Bet Dresamalye
Termata
Engtahateek
Anwaca
Giratier
Bert
Heteilion
Ontario
Pie Crust and Aluminum Ware Featured in Local Ad
An archaic fragmented notice highlights Pie Crust, a Healey powder feature, and a Catalog of Aluminum Ware. Mentions a cleaning routine for titulium ware and a few lines about a life-related inquiry or event.
Women rioting on streets of New York underscores bakery clash
In New York on May 7 women clashed on the Upper East Side after bakery customers were attacked by women. A man detained by police was mobbed as bottles bricks and clubs flew. A policeman faced a crowd that injured the bakery proprietor's daughter while others drove off officers. A separate report notes longshoremen may join a Great Lakes strike led by Captain Y V Odomor. The strike, tied to the Lake Carriers' Association, disrupts transportation with thousands affected across Chicago Cleveland Buffalo and other ports indirectly threatening maritime traffic. Daniel J. Keefe of Detroit now heads immigration enforcement in the United States.
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New York
Upper East Side
Chictpo
May
Trent
Minna
Lake Carriers’ Association
Chi Vag
Cleveland
Buffalo
Mbent
Sramen
T. We O'Connor
Abe Hmielight
Capt
Q'Connor Sue Teered
Daniel J. Keefe
Detroit
Mich
Talsaluaer
Immigration
Old Mill Capitulats to Steam Milling in Sussex
Old Mill New a Tearom Sabington windmill to Sussex has capitulated to steam milling. It has been converted into a tearooms and now earns more money than in its declining trade. The windmill, with its sails laid to catch wind for miles, sits on a hilltop visited by many tourists.
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Sabington
Sussex
Fragmentary excerpt hints at dining dialogue after theater
The readable fragments show a conversation about ordering at a cafe after a theater visit. Names and clear context are missing, but references to oysters and drinks suggest a casual after show meal with unspecified participants. The text is garbled and lacks a discernible narrative.
Potato Balin Mash and Vermicelli Crumbs Dish
A recipe fragment describes mashed floury potatoes seasoned with pepper and salt, folded with butter and herbs. It suggests forming the mixture into balls, optionally coating with vermicelli crumbs or eramba, frying to brown, then draining on a napkin atop a mashed potatoes dish not molded.
Mineral treasures loom in South Avesta and Ruewla
Fragmentary OCR lists valuable minerals including cork, ait, cval, coprmohten, Kaolin and sands. It hints at mining prospects in South Avesta and South Ruewla with mentions of U r pariedes and MAREARCES alongside references to phosphorua and sulphur.
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South
Avesta
Ruewla Hee
Hatstogy’s Tab Heads Burned Against Hat Turndown
Fragmentary lines discuss hat fashion and a tale of burning a hat in a Turkish context, noting tab heads and a humorous clash between style and necessity. The brief suggests a discussion of hats and a joking “Turk” reference in a local newspaper item.
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Kuhn
Washington Avenue
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