Drove a Dagger into His Back at Petereburg May Day
A tragic stabbing at the Wow adesinalty Worke government site ends an admiral’s life after a plan by workers to march out at May Day. The assailant, a workman, attacked the admiral from behind with a dagger, killing him. Troops and police quickly surrounded suspects as officials began to identify the attacker and pursue further inquiry. The incident occurred as labor tensions rose and May Day activities were being discussed. The report notes the admiral’s identity and the involvement of other workers in the immediate aftermath. The exact names and numbers are unclear from the fragmentary text.
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Petereburg
Ademiral Kusinteh
Uli Knally
Apt
Tity Works
Orks
Troopa Ani Pallee
Pallee
X Bait
Aahard
Despoile
Adinfigl Kurmich
Steand Fag
Ollleer
Thankorb
Pethrshor
Yas Gipolnled
Goniilander
Ogden City League Work Aims to Beautify Local Area
The Ogden City League seeks to make Ogden and vicinity the most beautiful and desirable neighborhood. Membership costs $1 per year. The group invites assistance and suggestions to improve homes lawns and the city overall.
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Ogden
Vicinity
Nealdence
Ogden League Maps Growth Stages and City Plans
The article outlines Ogden civic development from primitive structures to a modern city. It cites council plans, mayoral support, and dreamt improvements like parks, boulevards, schools, and a public cemetery. It emphasizes finance, housing, utilities, and streets to attract residents and sustain growth.
Workmen Celebrate Across St Petersburg Protests Disable City
Report from St Petersburg describes mass industrial shutdowns as workers gather for mass day demonstrations. Police patrols restrain industrial quarters while radical factions advocate parliaments and general strikes. Large crowds and post routines suspend daily work as authorities seek order.
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Fi. Petersburg
St. Petershilre
Denens Raal Rivky
Pace
President’s forthcoming address prompts caution in Senate
President Mitty plans a public statement likely to address foreign and domestic concerns. The looming address follows debates over seating the executive, with observers noting strong military and diplomatic tensions.
Charities and Corrections Discuss Training and Defectives
May 4 session of the association on charities and corrections highlighted defectives, training for social workers, and stricter enforcement of marriage laws. Edwarl TH. Jannaron, superintendent of the Jersey training school at Vinatagi A, urged mandatory placement of defectives in institutions and compulsory education to reduce defectives, urging enforcement and systematic reform.
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Aiang
Ili Dab Lodar
Assional
Tarainas
Mer
Johneton
Education Philadelphiin
Has Lost His Ming Budapest Mat 14 Right
Rev Sle nuind Tudek, former bishop of Kes chat, a wealthy church figure in the monarchy, has been placed under legal guardianship due to senile mental decline. A money dealer is accused of coercing the bishop to part with large sums, prompting the court action.
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Budapest
Mat
Sle Nuind Tudek
Keschat
Ace
FLOCKING TO NEW COMPANY IN LANDEN
Landen May 14 report on Mutual Life and United insurance firms reorganizing to consolidate plans under a protection committee. Leaders Haldenian and Hederman sign on as key figures with H R Guinan and others arranging large holden held by executives toward establishing a British backed arrangement. Campaign aims include rallying policyholders and affiliates to join the new organization.
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Tiaideman
New York
Dunedin
Miners Win Higher Wages Victory Assertion
A clipped, unclear OCR item mentions miners and wage gains amid unnamed figures and locales. The readable fragment references improved pay for miners and related terms, with no specific dates, places, or organizations clearly identifiable.
Anthracite Market Shifts Amid Price Rise and Short Covering
Market observers report a jump in copper and coal prices with shorts and buyers active amid May demand. Prices show gains as operators delay cover, while May 11 figures hint at tighter supply and renewed interest from producers and consumers overall.
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Landon
May
Milecs
Tels
Hey Zee
Éxilii
Senator opposes broad railway penalties in Interstate act
Washington May 14 Senator Nor protests against penalties in a proposed amendment to the Interstate Commerce Act. He argues fines and imprisonment on railway officers are unjust when applying to presidents and high officials, who do not directly deal with gates, and would punish a rail carrier’s agents earning low salaries. He urges penalties target railroad companies instead. Signed A. A. Sulezney.
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Washington
Norset
Chicago & Great Western Jllny
Paul
Mion
Nota Nelena
Assou Senow
Vane
Amuia
New York
Gates
Micry Revenen
Iman
A. A. Sulezney
Der TABLING OF AMENDMENTS IN WASHINGTON
May bd4 the tabling of amendments advanced slowly as senators debated options. Mr Hale sought a broader amendment on railroad rates while Mr Morgan pressed for a decisive substitute ending in a vote. The substitute stalled and the motion was voted down after arguments from Aldrich and other supporters.
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Merle
Haale
Senate
Halsverney
Daniel
Morgan
Margen
Aldrich
Ito
Mernan
Lars
A Rao Mix-Up Throws Cranft Watchman Into Turmoil
A garbled report describes a night watchman at Cranft being disrupted by an event described as a mix up with a Rao. The text is severely obscured, but hints at a disturbance involving a fool and an observer, with unclear consequences for Waren, H.Mag ta ASOT Maura, and others.
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Waren
H.mag
Maura
Cranft
Roblin Tse
Wrchman
Beothig
Eilierl
Pririal
Unclear fragmentary notice from Los Angeles era
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Los Angeles area and a county or parish context with references to a civic event or list. Readable names and specifics are absent, yielding a minimal, non-definitive item about local proceedings.
Blessed Peacemakers in Washiyetin Ane Goonocha
An OCR fragment notes a group called Blessed Peacemakers in Washiyetin with references to Ane Goonocha and aggregation of names. The readable text is incomplete but highlights a peacekeeping or religious group activity tied to a place name.
Read Wealthy Lamb I et Mal etartein ey wile tool gevhag
Fragmentary OCR text with names and numbers. readable portions mention Grand Rapids and a date-like string. No coherent event or person action clearly discernible due to garbled characters and mixed languages.
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Mabadina
Grand Rapid
Pester USA
Weeway Panic
Restire
Cap Athens Sabla Etteut
Sidsay Pays Sea
Explosion disrupts Ryldzor city after powder works blast
A powder explosion at Union Metallic Cartridge grounds near East Sle destroyed four magazines and shattered windows across Ryldzor. Panicked residents fled in night clothes as buildings trembled, with injuries and property damage reported but no fatalities. Shocks were felt in Haw Haven and nearby towns, likened to an earthquake.
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Drifreport
Conv
Fone Magadtis
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
East Sle
Grin Arm
Iiterval
Perzon
Tha Enrtime Company
Cha Elty
Jaurakyn Glass
Union Metallc Curtlage Company
Ainle
Agund
Haw Haven
New Maven
Conn
Germany exonerates Hungary amid imperial visit talk
A Budapest report cites German assertions denying interference in Hungary’s internal affairs as Emperor Wilhelm II's planned visit to Francia Josef prompts reassurance. The piece notes Germany’s stance on Hungarian sovereignty and officials’ calls for calm amid ongoing political speculation and regional diplomacy.
Alaskan Cables Face Heavy Workload Amid Rising Messages
Washington May 44 General Allen reports duty fulfilled as chief officer, noting Alaskan cables struggle with heavy traffic. Commercial gang ferries messages at night, operators overwhelmed by throughput. The article mentions D Rockafener and a Sunday class led by a son, while outlining a church report and travel mentions.
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Washington
Allen
Army
Trial of Mrs Vercimiva in New York Murder Case
The case against Mrs. Josephine Terranova Vercimiva, alleged Mali an widow, for killing her uncle Gaetano Segesa and his wife in their home last February, opened with judges and lawyers presenting a dramatic, contentious defense. Evidence and testimony focus on motive, alleged duress, and whether she acted under extreme frenzy.
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New York
Josephine Vercimiva
Gaetano Segesa
Tls Chy
Dusilea
Ferrangys
Verranova
Regalo
Terranova
Jd Vermorn
Terranuya
Ane
Taoay
Bin
Riri
Inka Mala
Alturney Ely
Tie
Fragmented OCR history note with scattered names and terms
An incoherent OCR passage references England, Pontes, Caras Briain, and various scattered names. It lacks clear events, dates, or a cohesive narrative, containing many unreadable fragments and stray phrases that do not form a discernible news item.
Money That Cannot Be Spent in the Wrecked Island Money
A New York report details an illiquid fund tied to the Mont Pelee disaster. About $1,100 was sent with subscribers named near Mont Pelee, now in custody of the city treasury. The fund, deposited four years ago, bears 2 percent interest and may be diverted to Martinique investigations.
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Mag
Mont Paleo
Jost
Mont Pelee
Halse Ahone
Law Wit
Rivera
Woance
Yosty
Martinique
Jalse Ag
Deatt Avery
Tip
Mutual Distress Hits National Mercantile Firm
A troubled New York firm Mutual Stabs luenraper catanany faces a potential collapse after a failed You Mayday move. Officials warn of large debts and a possible sale of assets to cover creditors while investors await clear guidance on the company’s fate.
Fragmentary Money Note From Sam Francisco Report
Disjointed OCR text mentions money, Sam Francisco and Pronchee with unclear names and dates. Faint references hint at financial matters, reports or a crisis, but specifics remain unreadable. The fragmentary lines suggest a news item or notice lacking coherent detail.
Worldwide religious event report fragment
A partial OCR fragment notes a world outreach related event. It mentions Mr Bly, an opening representation, and involvement by international religious bodies including a named society and associations. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicates a Sunday school and Anglican context with general religious organizations referenced.
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S.d of
Foreiigandantans
Bly
Croan
Angoctatian
Armesleans
Lsadiie Donomtoxlonst
Snbesion
Ourda
Timeninth congress breaks record with laws enacted
Washington May 24 The Infex clerks at the state department show the first session of the Timeninth congress has broken all records in completed series. Total laws up to May exceed 71 007 with more than 700 added since the last session. Most legislation relates to taxes and general matters, while only about 200 enactments are general laws.
Death of a Great Man Carl Schurz
New York May 14 Carl Schurz longtime reformer and statesman died at 4 45 am after a brief illness from stomach trouble leading to a vascular condition. He was 76 and born in Cologne March 2 1838. President Roosevelt sent condolences praising his service in peace and war and his role in shaping the Republic.
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New York
Carl Schurn
Tim Elty
Heten
Hedafde
Bion
Cart F
Manghtera
Madanno
Agatha
Ie Ward
Js Pretorius
Jacobi
Boke
Schurz
Washington
Roosevelt
Carl T
Erdeia
Wright in Tokyo. Ambassador Wright welcomed home
Takle May 14 The arrival of the American ambassador Wright in Tokyo was met with a mixed reception. The strain on the nation was greater than expected yet dignitaries greeted him warmly as the ambassador’s return was announced.
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Takle
Daiko Walaht
Miffe
Wright
Yokohama
Nurennapers
Temperance Celebrations Coincide With Open Saloons in Kansas City
In Kansas City a temperance anniversary service was held as saloons reopened after months of closure. The event marked the twenty fifth anniversary of prohibition, with Kansas City W C T members participating. The timing followed Mayor Rose’s brief ousting and reinstatement amid state tensions.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Gil Key
W. C.T
Rose
Tate
Funeral Service for Julie Billert in Omaha
May 1 7 memory service held at St Peters for Julie Billert. Attendees included city editor of the Omaha Republic and postal officials. The event followed a period of memorial recognitions with church services in St Peters and noted attendance at Sc Peters by ticketed guests.
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Jo Way
der Vinky
St. Beloras
St Peters
Hiner
Ditle
Biller
Sc. Peters
Tickels
Fi Heswuaier
Omaha Rep
Arelee
Will Punish Officials in May Protests Across Cities
A distorted report describes punishments for officials linked to a May Day protest. It mentions tensions in several locations, with unclear details about the actions, dates, and involved groups, but notes legal or official responses and potential charges.
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