Pitiable Conditions in Refugee Camps of Asia Minor
Merilua Awade Turkey. Captain W A Marshall of the American relief effort reports pitiable conditions in refugee camps in Asia Minor near Adana and other areas. Thousands of Armenians are crowded underfed and lacking medical aid. Authorities are attempting to disperse camps and return refugees to farms while Americans patrol key areas. A large fundraising appeal is urgent to support relief. The American consul and North Carolina contingent remain to aid, with medical staff and volunteers arriving to assist.
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Asia Minor
Merilua
Awade
Turkey
Bunday
Mer
W. A. Marshall
Eiulert Noth Carolina
Thle Art
Condt
Minow
Deng
Americas
Adaus
Guanis
Marshall
Adana
Narrow Escape Aboard Roanoke in Atlantic Storm
Captain Aronson and five crew members aboard the Brithshamer Roanoke survived a gale after their vessel was torn by waves near the Azores. A damaged lifeboat forced them to row for miles, exhausted and aided only by a beacon glow from Fayal as they battled the sea for three days and nights before reaching safety. Meanwhile a Rhode Island track meet set a new one mile record, and an earthquake affected eastern Canada with tremors felt across regions.
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Santa Palo
Fayal
Azores
Coly
Roanoke
St Waa Newernary
Aninson
Hla
Avital
Fara
New York
Ateenton
I. 1
Rhode Ilan
Neen Tessay
Terkoleal Neytehort of
Provincy
Poinnts
Transport Sails for New York with Tenth Cavalry
Arabia May 16 The Patit stun arn eur Kidpaieeh Rae for New York ada the Sark raed in fire hay mith the Tenth eave me reeked Meer, The recat ede ined tt felt aompcellgant of Psat bre Yeates ot Catanel Jack eran fenmanted Ue tigen att The ts WE PAs death, cy Oy Jerre dy atari BE the Gey vba Acie Wleaiten the Wasaga te Here viento f tNe RUNS Cer.
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Fransport
New York
Arabia
Gant
Psat
Yeates
Jack Eran
Fenmanted
Atari
Viento F
Bankruptcies Hit Tracy & Company Major Loss
York May 11 report shows Saratuptary Pelitin in bankruptcy proceedings again at Tracy & Company with New York and Chicago links. The arm valued at 31,000,000 and B G Neatdiet appointed receiver to oversee the case in the ongoing insolvency matter.
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York
Tracy & Company
Bing clothes with hydraulic presser
The article discusses storage challenges on a battleship and the use of a hydraulic presser to compress uniforms and garments for compact, space efficient storage on board.
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Bing
Prosperty Rebounds Seen Across Sectors, May Reports
The New York May feature notes a broad improvement in business sentiment and production across industries. Analysts point to copper and fabric trades as indicators, with expectations of rising activity and cautious optimism for a sustained recovery.
Congress schedules week of debate on tax bills and sugar schedule
Washington May 16 The weekly forecast details Senate actions on the tax bill with final votes anticipated after days of speeches. Leaders face strong opposition from Republicans and independents as they push the income tax, sugar schedule, and other amendments amid insider concerns over timing and strategy.
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Washington
Dertoniog
Tne
IMU
Depew
Clay Wll
Morine
Simmons
Haltry
Futréss
Evan
Youth of Twenty Tries to Ill Himself
A distressed twenty year old youth attempted suicide by slashing with a razor Friday night at his home after a row with his family. He wounded himself in the mood and was restrained by bystanders before police and medical staff arrived. He survived and is under observation. the case is being investigated by local authorities.
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Ban Frageiven
Pastor Hohn
Harem Women Driven to Ancient Palace Report
A fragmented notice describes eighty women associated with a harem being moved to an ancient palace. Names and precise actions are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the core event involves a large group transfer tied to a historic site. The report lacks concrete dates or locations.
Fragmentary note on historic mutiny and medical case
A garbled report mentions eunuchs and cavalry, a stolen or vacated building from 1624, guards and slaves freed, and a mutiny charge. It also notes Gerardy Winkoop in New York and an obituary for a doctor who performed appendectomy related to a verulumap pod removal, with uncertain details and dates.
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Palete
Bagrave
Pilsee Hurtant
New York
Gerardy
Senators Debate Income Tax Across Senate Floor
Washington May 17 Fruy teen senators debated the income tax proposal as the senate convened to test a quorum. Mr Sutherland of Utah argued against taxing products and urged limited duties, insisting revenue should not rely on broad taxes. The discussion touched on constitutionality, federal power, and implications for states.
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Washington
Senate
Benafor Jones
Mrr
Piles
White House
Sam
Mr. Sutherland
Utah
Comtelites
Rutherland
Imperia
Sutherland
Sarherland
Bailey
Tarai
Ciming
Owen
Heybuts
Big Scoop Wheel Used for Irrigating Purposes
A large scoop wheel designed to lift water into an irrigation system is described. The apparatus includes a wide wheel with buckets. powered by a belt and pump engine with electric fan components for air flow. The text notes its use in moving water from a concrete pit and describes the power source and delivery setup.
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Midat
Westbound delay cited near central railway yard
A fragmented report notes a westbound hold up near the city’s main railway facility with unclear details. Names and precise actions are unreadable in the OCR, leaving the event described without full context or attribution.
Opening of Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Telegraphed Key
May 17 report from Washington describes President Taft set to inaugurate the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition on June 1 with a ceremonial telegraphic key mounted on Alaska marble. The key, donated by George W. Carmack, will be connected to White House lines to send the first message, commemorating Alaska and the Northwest’s development.
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Ington
Yukon
Alaska
Praliina
Geattie
Mallinger
Washlegion
Vallager
Tate
Seattle
Washington
Eo. W. Carmack
Carmack
Ty Megara
Mayer Frothers
Beattle Tely
Puert
Taft
Far
Inne West
Hall
Russia
Lightweight Championship Bout Ends With Stop in Mezican Ring
The lightweight title bout in Mezica halted when challenger Kid Lavigne, current holder, was unable to continue as the referee stopped the field. The bout resumed after a pause, with Davis pressing the offensive as a fight resumed near Tiatarpantla just over the boundary line of Ino inletal district.
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Mezica
Kid Lavigne
Lavigne
Heipicas
Davis
Tiatarpantla
Ino Inletal Distri
Pie 13 to Become a Luxury in Chicago
Chicago May 17 Mr promos to Leeone a luxury form a rome section of Chicapy because of the action taken by many Bakers. The producers are hit by the advance in prices which affects 200 bakers in Lintay. Larger retail takers have resisted price rises unless quick action in wheat and flour costs rises in We lapvit atte. Baker products such as Des, caken and pantry SAlch advance and rise in price.
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Chicaey
Promos
Rome
Cp Cakra
Steena
Jarani
Long sentence but a manslaughter case in Flushing NY ends in uncertain terms
Flushing N Y May 17 Captain Meter Catu an accused of manslaughter in the miling William Annie case was sentenced to an indeterminate term of not less than ten years nor more than twenty in a state prison. Garretson presided as judge and motions on jurisdiction and verdict weight were debated. defense argued lack of federal jurisdiction while the court upheld the sentence amid tense courtroom scenes.
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Flushing N.Y
Meter Catu
TS A
Miling Wiliam KL
Annie
Bayatde Yecht
Jvsiter Garretson
Supreme Court
Finute
Plin
John P. Melntyre
Rouge’ Cor
Alex
Justlee Garretemm
Melotore
Melohzreater
Captain Haing
Aunt Young
Amon
Malar
Eptef
Jurden
Riffernaz
Tiatne
John Tiaing
Remarkable Hand Saw At Gols Cole Te Tific Gorenniurde
Fragment shows a hand saw reference with garbled text about dates people and places. Readable bits mention Mets Coevene Unrgaigh fares and a dated event. Context unclear but indicates a trade or tool description from a historical page.
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Pia Capatle
Gols Cole
Pere Roy
Tragic double murder near Hillsboro hinted in confession
In Oregon, May Vie-Heraitee, Moses allegedly killed his wife Roselle during a quarrel at their Hillsboro home. He surrendered to authorities Sunday after an altered confession described him stripping, burning evidence, and fleeing to Hillsboro. The sheriff confirms the confession details and investigation continues.
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Portland
Ore
John Moselarta
Hiaboro
Breetatr
Ute
Hilleboro
Rovelale
Moses
Ereang
Roselle
Tiewelah
Assails memory of Jefferson Davis in state proceedings
Fragmented report covers a heated May 6 discussion in the Ohio House of Representatives about a vote concerning privacy and a portrait of Jefferson Davis. Speakers clash over privilege, decorum, and who may demand revisions. Names include Hallingsworth and Mollivevealih, with mention of New York observers.
Five Men Hanged in Constantinople Report
Fragmentary OCR describes executions in Constantinople with five men hanged. Text includes names and scattered phrases about a court proceeding and related events, but many words are garbled. The readable elements suggest a historical execution note among court actions.
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Constantinople
Closing Quotation List From World Markets
A garbled historical market report lists varied company names and stock figures across Amalgamated Copper to Western and Canadian firms. The text includes prices, quotes, and notes on several railways and steel companies with inconsistent OCR entries and scattered digits.
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Amalgamated Copper
Americonn
Caran Koynary
Atatrican Lovemotive
Amerteah
Emeline
Atartionn
Snicking
Pti
Amertran
Culeazy Northwestern
Chleaie
Mant St
Pa Colasa
I Landtren
Coluca Fr
Southern
Prlauale
Mudeon
Denyee Aa la Grande
Diener
New York
Reading
Mtock Island Company
Hock Island Coy
Southern Pacific
Bouthiera Railway
Upton Macific
United Statza
Conter States Steel
Wabsah
Aleate Wis
Artists Found with Bullet in Head Attributed to Self Destruction
A troubled artist Arthur Gehves is reported to have claimed a possible self inflicted wound as police investigated a May 35 incident. He allegedly described being in the services at a Cuban post and told officers he had aided others while showing signs of distress.
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New Yoas
Arthue Gehves
Lreuhlys
Hgara
Siiphoon
Schoo
Chica
Wechhnewte
Jetleca Trier
Armenians Fire Upon By Bak Of Moslems
Fragmented report describes Armenians being fired upon in a sectarian clash. Details are unclear, with garbled names and places, but the incident is framed as a violent attack involving Armenian and Muslim groups and local authorities or witnesses referenced in shaky text.
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Bak
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