Strange death tale linked to alchemist laboratory
A sensational New York report details a fatal furnace accident at a laboratory allegedly run by an alchemist. Dr. W. Lange of Scranton claims a 4000 degree process converts base metals into silver, promising world changing results and mint samples, while officials review the claim and observers await further findings. The article notes Lange’s promotion tour and possible connections to industrial backers and political figures.
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New York
Mebeuitet
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Lange
Scranton Phyalsen
Dekinson
York
Lana
United States
Roosevelt Receives Cambridge Doctorate At May Ceremony
Cambridge England May 48 The American President Theodore Roosevelt receives an honorary Doctor of Laws from Cambridge University in a ceremony at the Senate House. Faculty students and townspeople crowded in and cheered as the dignitary was welcomed by university officials while the audience shouted Teddy Teddy and the hall rang with ovations. The day featured a reception hosted by Cambridge officials and a walk through the city as Roosevelt and party visited the historic town.
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Cambridge, Ang
Theodora Woorevelt
University of Cambridge
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Teddy
Senate
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Cambridge
England
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London
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Tiana College
Lily
Aloresman
Mageauhusetta
Harvard Culinge
Tavanwell
Anamhlite
USA
Gon Mary
Mt. Roonovell
Rookevett
Pinchot Intolerance Sparks Public Debate in 1920s Speech
An afternoon report quotes Henry Doherty of New York criticizing Pinchot and the conservation movement. He warns against restricting development and calls for using water power to drive industry and electricity, urging fact based policy over vocal opposition and fear.
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Renpampibilty
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Henry Sly Daherty
New York
Adarpentog
Ligne
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Herbert Smith
of, Corporation
Doherty
Pinenot
Adant & Porterfuge
Heya
SA Buy
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Cork
Northern Arizona Reclamation Plan Reported
A blurred notice from Phoenix details a reclamation proposal in northern Arizona between Maricopa and Cana Grande. It mentions filings by railroad interests and a projected 40 000 acres to be surveyed, with parties including H Sherman and J P Church involved in land plats and payments around 1 500 900 in terms.
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Cana Grande
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Greene
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Delaney Not Yet Named As Jownson Camp Post
San Francisco May heavy training continues as Delaney remains undecided on a command post. Officials expect further decisions after weekend drills with possible reallocation and a potential return to duty if appointed.
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Delaney
Jownson
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Thorn
National Convention of Attorneys General Under Way
Earlier reports show attorneys general gathering for the annual convention in St Paul with a majority of states represented. Key speakers included leaders from Kansas, Oklahoma, and other jurisdictions, discussing national association aims and legal policy.
Arguments in Browne bribery case resume in Chicago
In Chicago on May 2 the motion to quash the indictment against Les O Neill Browne over bribery allegations involving Representative A White in the Lorimer US Senate case was resumed after interruptions. Attorney W S Forrest sought court aid to review the file as arguments were expected to conclude today.
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Chicago
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A. White
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Lorimer
United States
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Forrest
Browne
Alaska Railroad Plans Face Morgay-Gliggdpheim Syndicate
Beattie West May 26 3 WW Review of New York directs Neng of Alaska corporations controlled by the Morgay-Gliggdpheim syndicate. They outline development of the Capper Tower Northwestern to the front mountain by November 16. They claim coal fields from Katnia to Berink river will supply bricks and coal for mine operations. Employment and rail expansion are deemed nationally important to Alaska's growth as construction proceeds toward Windland and other projects.
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Hongane
Katnia
Berink River
Alaska
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Columbia Coal
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Foreigners in China in Danger
A chaotic early 20th century report notes rising danger for foreigners in China as rebels clash with authorities. A Chinese missionary who refused to aid rebels was killed, and the unrest prompts warnings for non locals amid ongoing clashes and threats to foreign presence.
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Victoria
Bog
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Minaleas
Denver taxi hackman charged in botched robbery
A garbled report from Denver describes a taxi driver named Rodber or Rodber being arrested yesterday on an alleged robbery attempt involving a box. The text mentions locations such as New York and Vermont and references various unrelated names and events, yielding a scrambled obituary-like notice with no clear, coherent facts.
Arbitration notes on wage costs and firemen pay
A Chicago report records General Superintendent of the Stouts and Sail Branelsen arguing there has been no wage increase in recent years. He notes that living costs for firemen are higher now, yet some workers remain unplus, while others compare pay to earlier times. The board heard remarks from Tyler and hearings included many witnesses in the arbitration.
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Chicago
Mag
Pyiar
St,outs & Sai -Branelsen Rallrdail
Fedarn Varhitriy
Suspension of A Firm Sells Trading Privileges
New York May 26 announcement by the brokerage firm Hutton & Co that it has been suspended from New York state exchange privileges for a year. The action cites charges of violating exchange rules on sharing commissions and paying a civil attorney to Barrett. Hutton & Co deny wrongdoing and say they will continue business and services to clients while contesting the charges.
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New York
F. Hutton, & Company
New York State
Lufton
Tye
Fen
Eep
Hulton & Co
Fairbanks Gold Bust and Montana Shipment Details
Seattle reports indicate a large gold shipment worth about 400000 dollars arrived from the Beattls and is expected to travel to Fairbanks Alaska. The Fairbanks camp forecasts production between 4000000 and 8000000 dollars this season based on advice from local banker Wood. The timing spans June 10 to June 15 and involves logistics through the Tanana district.
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Seattle
Ensan
Fairbanks
Alnalea
Wow
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Wood
Monly Haeage Har Poverty Crisis in Chicago May
The text indicates severe poverty and financial strain in Chicago with mentions of large sums and a need for urgent aid. It references poverty, agriculture, and a character described as involved in relief efforts. The fragmentary OCR yields unclear names and dates but centers on economic hardship and relief measures.
Fitzherrery Be Purchased Higher Figure
New York May 26. A report states a larger sum was paid for the horse Fitsherhert with bids around 500000 pounds appearing in city notices. The sale notes mention 2 percent interest and a pending spectial inquiry, with names Madden and Hildreth linked to the deal and re purchase discussions at 45000 dollars.
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New York
S.C
Vail Hildreth
Ogden City
U.S
Will to South Pole expedition described in garbled text
Fragmentary report mentions Will or Whitney and Captain Barrett with a pole expedition. Names and places are garbled. context unclear. A tuberculosis illness and a freed jockey appear in disjoint phrases amid the jumble.
Wright Brothers Flight Record Reported For Altitude
In a dramatic early aviation account Orville and Wilbur Wright reportedly achieved a historic altitude near 700 feet during a test flight, with the craft gliding to earth in about one minute and 24 seconds. The record, noted as a world first, was observed by a gathered crowd as the plane landed smoothly.
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Dayton
Ain
Hoor
Duncess
Tangad
Wright
Ke Nytators
Orville Jaw
Violin Death Case Details In Old New York Note
Fragmentary report describes a violin related death by self harm in New York. References to individuals Lin, Ma Bowers, and others are obscured by garbled OCR. Details of events and timing are unclear but indicate a troubling incident linked to a violin and a ribbon or garland.
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New York
Atsy
Hradert
Burglar killed in peculiar way shocks New York street scene
A perplexing homicide unfolds as a burglar is killed in a bizarre method during a daytime incident on a New York street. Witnesses describe a violent confrontation involving several local residents and the victim, with authorities investigating the cause and securing the crime scene.
Hill Theaters Lease Confusing Mixed Phrases
Fragmented OCR text references theater leases and a Chicago setting with unclear names and dates. The readable bits mention Hill and theaters, plus court or official action implied by licensing or rental terms, but specifics are unreadable.
French Submarine Sunk in English Channel After Collision
New Orleans and Galverton headlines describe a French submarine rammed and sunk in the English Channel. The vessel reportedly went to the bottom with crew losses, while accompanying ships and theater company figures are noted in chaotic despatches.
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English Channel
World Markets Mixed as New York Opens Mixed Prices
May 26 New York markets opened with higher prices for some shares led by London gains but most stocks retreated later. Trading was volatile with readings showing modest improvements in some large firms like American Smelting and Central Leather while others fell. In currency and bond markets, money on call and short rates were steady with cautious sentiment prevailing amid a cautious session.
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New York
Jondon
Thas
Consolidated Gas
Cental
Virginia Garelinn
Cnn
Weakness of Churches Examined in Assembly Dialogue
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a General Assembly session with clergy and lay delegates debating church weakness. The text references Presbyterian and other assemblies, alleged internal tensions, and critical remarks about church leadership and discipline. Names and places are garbled but imply widespread concern over church authority, unity, and public perception.
Refusal to Disclose Census Age Sparks Controversy
In a disputed case, Linen Nob in Massachusetts faced a census age dispute after officials challenged his claimed age. The incident drew attention to privacy concerns and the interpretation of age verification by the district authority in the United States.
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Priud
Mina Pook
Abe
Switzerland Opens to Auto Drivers Amid Financial Reforms
New York reports May 2 that Swiss authorities announce measures affecting automobile access and monetary policy. Officials of the Atuctivan Automobile waontation reportedly discuss regulations, while broader financial reforms are described as aiming to address usury concerns. The article angle suggests changes in driving permissions and economic controls.
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New York
Atuctivan Automobile Waontation Anhomaee Bwiteerland Nas
Reap
New York Trade School Expands For Girls Focus
New York May 20 Now Yorkey runs a new program as the Board of Education approves a two year plan for a Manhattan Trade School for girls. The project, previously private charity, aims to train 14 women in compulsory trades. The school will operate under municipal control and pay a modest stipend to instructors.
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New York
Yorkey
Sunicipal
America
Ehfel
Sentenced to Ride Out of Town in Tuleh Harbor
Mayor A G Arhltchen reportedly ordered a suspect out of Tuleh Harbor after a chaotic scene. The arrest involved a crowd and a moving of the accused toward the Trky railroad, with a stated sum of 255 dollars referenced in connection to the action.
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Chicago
A. G. Arhltchen
Tuleh Harbor
Crows Path
Tombstones Offered to Jobothe Creditors
A fragmentary court note indicates that tombstones were offered to creditors in Brooklyn, with a claim of about 4000 dollars. The text is garbled but suggests a dissolution or settlement action where the only details shown pertain to the debt and the asset offered.
Harriman Marriage in Arden New York
Miss Mary Harriman daughter of the late railroad builder Edward Harriman married Charles Cary Rumsey of Britain at the Ittaplacopal church in Arden New York. The ceremony was conducted by Rev McGuinness with the wedding party returning to the Harriman home for breakfast.
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Arden
New York
Mary Harrimen
Hse
Edward the Horriman
Charles Cary Rumigey
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Nev
Holmen McGuinness
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Lawrence D. Ruemsey
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Robert L. Gary
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