Postal Strike Nears End Amid Vandalism and Protests
May 16 report from Park notes the postal strike appears nearly dead as government figures claim only a few remain out. A mass meeting saw 7,009 workers endorse a hard line against label leaders with calls to continue action to a finish. Widespread violence rhetoric and wire cuttings erupt, with damaged cables, arson, and property destruction reported across provinces. A giant ceremonial candle, claimed largest ever, was proposed for Joseph Petroza’s birthplace in Italy, while tensions ripple into international spheres.
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M. Paland
Portal
de Mtrurtise
Beliscar
Patt
Joseph Petrosiog
Italy
Ferrorina
Binten
Yuert Home Petroaizo Neawheo A
Home ice making plant described in 19th century ad
An early home ice making device promises rapid freezing to produce ice and water in minutes. It uses a vacuum pump and powerful beard ent to evaporate water, claiming a capacity of up to 100 carafes per half gallon and a $54 price tag on its limited operation sample.
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Rapilly
Motor funeral cortege travels through Chicago streets
An eccentric account describes a funeral procession using a motor hearse for the hearse, a three-wheeled wagon for children, and three carts for the casket bearers. The cortege travels up to 16 miles from the city center under cold weather, with a return journey taking about six minutes.
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Minterra
May
Coe Bone
Aeroplane to be tested for Army use at Fort Myer
The model by J. F. Scat and two other inventors, to be tested for U S Army at Fort Myer, is a triplane about 25 feet square, powered by a 40 horsepower engine and driven by a two blade air fan. It differs from the Wright and French biplane designs.
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J. F. Scat
Cascapo
United Brates
Fort Myer
Aemmer
Elimination of Rowdyism Emphasized at Conference
York May 16 The crackdown on rowdiness and enforcement of rules dominated the national gathering as Acting President John Heidler urged decisive action at the conference. Officials indicated plans to follow the American League’s lead from last year in barring players.
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York
Aclng
John Heidler
Walsh Declares He Will Beat Weston In Doubleheader
Declan Walsh predicts victory over Weston across the day if a double header is offered. The article notes Walsh’s travel from Destom in April to Fort Travnworth, with forward Taysun Weetua as part of his team. References to Wilan and local stops in Kansas and California appear alongside scattered dates and placements.
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Srergis
Brat Weston
Tae Coe
John Walsh
Guilty verdict in Mexican revolutionary case at midnight
Jury convicts Magan Villareal Rivera after four hours of argument on neutrality charges. United States Attorney Alexander accused of paid advocacy to overturn the revolution, while protesters allege Mexican funds funded the defense. Prisoners sentenced to two years. a motion for a new trial to be filed tomorrow.
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Tombstone
Arts
Magan
Villareal
Rivera
Iowa
United States
Alexander
Atejera
United Statea
Dias
Magen
Alstere
Villarea
I Bete
de Tegra
Crowley Wins New Jersey Marathon at Jersey City
Crowley of the 1th American Athletic Club New York won the New Jersey Marathon amateur race at West Side Park over twenty miles in three hours seven minutes and sixteen seconds. He led Marty Jensen of Pastime Athletic Club New York by a full mile. Jensen finished in three hours eleven minutes and thirteen seconds.
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Jersey City
N. J
James F. Crowley
American Athletic Club
New York
West Side Park
Marty Jensen
Pastime Athletic Club
Jeneen
Schedule Decrease Two Hours on Overland Limited
In San Francisco on May 15 the Overland Limited will depart at noon and proceed directly to Chicago with connections to the New York Central and others. The timetable change aims to save about two hours on cross continental travel by eliminating delays in Chicago.
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San Francisco
Overland Limited
Chicago
New York Central
Menuserranta
Pathfinder car travels from Coloreta Springs toward Detroit
A Pathfinder car sponsored by Colorado Springs autoists left Coloreta Springs at 8 49 morning in a charity attempt to reach Detroit. The trip follows the Hook Island tracks to Limon then the Union Pacific route via Hur, with an overnight stop planned.
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Coloreta Eprings
Colo
Colorado
Detroit
Hook Island
Fer An Limon
Union Paccfe
Hur
Philippine coal shows excellent steaming quality
Neaptula reports officers of the United States Army transport Dix testing inland coal. The coal from the inland area is described as having excellent steaming qualities and a factory at Dix is noted in relation to the evaluation.
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Philippine
Neaptula
United States Arty Trasport Dix
Phill Lot Cea
Savia
Dix
The Organ Grinder and the Mysterious Parade Incident
An irregular text fragment describes a disturbance involving a marching organ grinder, a crowd, and a confrontation near a doorway. The prose references a character named Cavalier Huaticana and ends with a placard reading Pspl of Marca York Frees, suggesting a street scene with political or public notices amid confusion.
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Mino
Ube
Pietro
Sindewr
Bearing & Bix
Marca
York
Fragmentary OCR tale hints at odd scene and mood
A garbled passage hints at monkeys and a smeared scene of gloom. The text mentions a window, hands above heats, and a primitive umbrella motif. The overall content remains unclear and fragmented, offering a surreal, uneasy impression without coherent events.
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Sorman
Admiral Harber Sees Warm Imperial Welcome in Tokyo
Rear Admiral Harber commander of the Asiatic Squadron and Captains met with the emperor at Tokyo on May 14 after American Ambassador O'Brien presented the officers. Harber said the visit showed spontaneous cordiality and deepening friendly relations between the United States and Japan. He noted the press and public hospitality made a strong impression and predicted the squadron would be well received as it departs.
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Tokio
Gilen FL Harber
Bly Atatt
Emperor
Reyprema
Ambasador O'Brien
Harber
Japan
Bedeo
Fleb
Sig Pranelsen
Jpas
Pethara
World record throw slips in muddled Utah meet report
In Ooden Utah on May 7 1003 a world champion batter threw a record 477 feet but the report is garbled. The article notes a miscue from the circle and unclear details about the event and participants amid a blurred track and field scene.
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Ooden
Utah
Fire Fatalities and Property Loss Reported Near Portememth
Fire near Portememth causes deaths and major property loss. An iron-controlled locomotive removal operation disrupted Bea hoard Air Line railway traffic. Officials estimate losses between 100000 and 180000 dollars. Several workers were injured, with details scarce.
Baseball teams arrested for postponement in Western League game
The Mus acres and Bartlegame of the Western Haseball ass lon faced delays today while holding a game against Marshall on Sunday. The teams were sent to rest and would resume the frame tomorrow to continue the contest.
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Mustatee
Musacres
Bartlegame
Haseball
Marshall
Old Tackle Lang Mure Tay Dies at City of Mexico
Lang Mure Tay, a renowned American tackle for Yale football in the late 1890s, died suddenly today in City of Mexico at age thirty. He was widely celebrated for his contributions to college football in that era.
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City of
Mexico
Lang Mure Tay
Yale
Ninetien
Buttered for the Cause and a Dentists Tale Misread
A garbled reminiscence praises wealthy New York women amid a dental tale of a frail elderly farmer seeking four dulled teeth. The dentist’s awkward patient exchange ends with an ironic boast about splendid practice and teaching young work.
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Mme. Eenma
Daitaburg
New York
Ahe
Tie Cuke
Teesh
Barry
Lipertad's Last Days and Native Beings in New Zealand
The text describes Libertad, a notable figure, on his deathbed with graphic language about his appearance and requests regarding his body. It then shifts to a broader account of New Zealand natives and European influence, detailing threats to native species and trees from introduced plants and animals, including trout, and noting extensive planting of non-native species. The fragment ends with mentions of New York figures and places.
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New Zealand
Marshall Dismisses Federal Grand Jury In Oklahoma
The federal grand jury in Muskogee town was dismissed after an indictment against C. W. Turner and W. Y. Hutchings. The judge cited improper Tivences and stated the jury was subverted. A new juror panel was ordered to report near Torstar.
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Mndge Marshall
Okla
Glm
Federal Prand
Ubat
Dea
Muskoges
C. W. Turner
WY. T. Hutchings
Torstar
Intricate Spokane Rate Case Moves Through Commission
Washington May 16 report on a complex Interstate Commerce Commission case over railroad rate adjustments between Chicago and Spokane. The commission’s cautious decision process, led by Commissioner Prouty, seeks a ruling that can endure judicial review while addressing Harriman lines’ requests and multiple routes. The order targets several railroads but faces temporary suspensions and potential broader effects on Great Northern and Northern Pacific routes. The case hinges on law, regional routing, and long-haul rate impacts, with further hearings anticipated.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Spokane
Prouty
Commissian
Chicago
St Paul
Hyakans
Crest Northern
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Harriman Lines
Atreet
Bt Paul
Omaha
Starrman Lines
Ftther
Byer Kane
Great Northern
Harriman
Paul
Bud
Ita
Eltter i
Jane
Tuter and Meld and the pampered poodle of New York
The article describes a French poodle named Kuga owned by Mr Laward Theword, a resteriate d operator in New York, as the most pampered dog. It details a private rooftop at the Plaza, a private bath, and servants’ kitchens, with the dog receiving unusual life provisions and specialized training.
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Beg
Kuga
Laward Theword
New York
Qe Plaza Hotel
Feld
Ariea
Naca Iricke
Nepa
Legal Notice of State Tax Rate Election 1909
Notice that an election will be held across the state on June 1909 to decide whether to levy an additional one mill tax on all taxable property for a fifteen year period to fund a state capital. Vague location references and procedural details are included.
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Vian
Pinetelon
Siverian
Salt Lake City
Weber County Utah Tax Sale Notice 1893
Notice of public auction by Weber County Utah on May 1st 1893 at noon. Parcels of real estate under tax deeds will be offered from the county courthouse in Ogden City. List includes various portions of Lat 2 Block 4 Five Acre Plat A Ogden City and multiple parcels in Ogden City surveyed land grid. Names of officials and county clerk shown. sale enforces delinquent taxes up to 1894 with no bid below total interests.
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Utah
Weber County
County Cour
Haven
Ogden City
Ogden
AB Anova
Ogden City Barrey
Buck
Osten City
Burrey
Trefog
Mock
Ogden Sure
Ogden Ciy Survey
Chamberlain's
Ogden City Barvey
Child's Adjusting
Ogten City
Lava
Ploreare Park
Ploreare Park Addites
Tate Tont
Wick Ot
Nob Mit Annes
Onten City
Lota Gand
Nob Hin Annex
Orden Chy
River View Additon
Opden Chey
River View Adilion
Tael
Boek
Saath Pare
South Mark Mulitinn
Tate
Art
Stephene Flrat Midiion
Dirck
University Mace Adusting
Opton Cy
Lota
Fily Mace Aduston
Totssean
Probate and Guardianship Notices in Weber County Utah
In Weber County Utah a petition for guardianship of minor and incompetent persons has been filed. The matter is set for a hearing on May 22, 1809, at 9 30 in the county courthouse Ogden City. Clerk and deputy officials are named for the proceedings.
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Weber
Gio Oetani
Marriett Mitten
Joseph Bo Hadley
Oscar Hades
Soy Taties
Clyde Th
Glenn iLutl
Alta Hil
Hadlew
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Perroz
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Ogden
Weber County
Utah
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