Curtiss Flight From Albany to New York Sets Record
New York May 20 Glenn H. Curtiss piloted an airflight from Albany to New York City in a record speed, averaging 54.09 miles per hour with two stops at Poughkeepsie and Inwood before arriving at Governor's Island. The flight, aboard a small machine, showcased new aviation potential and earned Curtiss a $10 prize. he described the journey as demanding and thrilling, noting the craft reached up to 700 feet at times and required careful handling during takeoff and landing.
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Towood
Governor’s Island
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Umits
Wulomobie
Denin
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Spuylen Duyyllhat
Guvernor
Delaney Is Engaged in San Francisco May Announcement
A garbled May notice from a San Francisco source reports Walter Billy Delaney and others engaged in supervisory services and training. It notes meetings, training near Walter, and potential events at Harbin Savings with plans for a later gathering.
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Juifrles
Anima
Tonareut
Sant Langford
Tobi Haan
Nepe
Dalaney
Harbin
George
Wurlingiinn
Me Winn
Heat and resolve drive lone venture in dry weather
In intense heat a lone figure presses on with a bold venture, eyes fixed forward and determination clear. The scene conveys endurance amid harsh conditions as the subject pursues a solitary path with steady focus.
Soldiers Bave Outside Canteen Sparks Reform Talk
Washington May 39. Soldiers bored with Congress apathy and indifference to the alread y tense budget fight have proposed a plan. They advocate moving military posts beyond government control to create outside canteens with beer and other beverages to curb excesses and improve discipline.
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Washington
Congress
Ehiba Outaije
California farm labor report warns of Japanese role in future industry
A state labor commission report argues that skilled and unskilled roles in California farming could shift toward Japanese labor and other immigrant groups. The document, prepared after extensive farmer interviews, outlines wage conditions and replacement risks for harvesting work, noting wages and seasonal needs across orchards, vineyards, and fields.
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Bacramento
Mey
California
Einoghis
Jiygislaturg
Comlingoun
Galifornia
Tie
Ero
Lin
Tay Tamer
Ameren Warkien
Tintar
Thaitlan
Dust problem solved in murky river drainage effort
A fragmented report states engineers and officials resolved a dust related issue at a water treatment site. It mentions anticipated improvements and future monitoring, with references to local agencies and ongoing maintenance plans. The text is garbled but indicates completion of a dust mitigation project and notes next steps.
Mrs Tart Goes To Dying Father
Fragmentary OCR report notes Mrs Tart traveling to see her dying father in Cincinnati. Names appear garbled. unclear relation and exact details. The piece references an 82 year old man and mentions a Farther residence or location with limited legible context.
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Alaska's Empire Promised by Relief and Industry
A jagged historical account discusses Alaska's potential under federal plans, urging immediate action to unlock untouched mineral wealth including gold silver copper and coal. The piece portrays a hopeful push for development, labor readiness, and national significance while warning against restrictive legislation.
Orydoge Mystery at Subic Bay Dock Sinks Ship
Reported mystery near Glourney in Subic Bay concerns a partly submerged vessel. Investigators note valves leaking and speculate on sabotage while acknowledging missing clear evidence.
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Manila
United States
Brydorl Dewer
Glourney
Subic
Bay
Tas
Nile Tesknan World
John C. Young Dies in Portland
Obituary note reports the death of John C. Young in Portland Oregon. The text is fragmentary and contains many garbled phrases. readable parts indicate a local notice with limited biographical detail and no clear survivors or service information.
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John C. Young
Portland
Trouble at Smelter Yard Sparks Local Disruption
Fragmented report describes a disturbance at a smelter, with unclear speakers and mixed garbled text. Police and workers reportedly responded, with no confirmed injuries or formal statements available at this time.
Body of Alma Kellner Found in School Basement
The body of Alma Kellner, identified as Fred J. Kellner’s daughter, was found in a basement at St. Jane Nathole School near Clay and Wall Street. She had disappeared from home December 6 and was wrapped in carpet with parts in another area. Police suspect foul play and a burial attempt.
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SDA
Almn Kallney
Syeanohi Daughyter
Fred J. Kallner
St. Jane Nathole School
Clay
Wall Streem
Keller
Alma Kellner
Ty Allen
St. John’s Churel
Peverah
Frank Fehr
Looking for the owner of jewels found in dry goods store
Network Nedy May reports a search for the owner of several jeweled brooches valued at 1800 dollars found in an old glove in a dry goods store. The glove was turned over to the proprietor who awaits the owner’s claim and has asked help locating the wearer.
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Nedy May
Ser
Dave Awailini
Uo Pollng
Senator John Hroderer Faces Bribery Charge
In Chicago on March 30 state Senator John Hroderer was indicted on bribery charges tied to the election of Witton Lorliner. Investigators say Hroderer offered to aid Springfeld detectives in bail arrangements to influence votes. A county grand jury charged him with bribery totaling $3,600 in exchange for votes for United States senator.
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Chicago
John Hroderer
Pho Waa
Indictoy
Witton Lorliner
Springfelt
Prandie
Ils
Shwan
Springfielt
Curtiss Sends Cable to Bishop During Aviation Event
A brief, era-tinged cable from New York reports Curtiss sending a message to Bishop Curtiss amid a major aviation event. The cable notes remarks of thanks and references a prominent aviation figure and a regional club, with mentions of Alsorie and Messimee.
Roosevelt Boxed In Unexpected Royal Reception Plan
A fragmented account describes a May reception plan at Battery Park involving Mrs Roosevelt, the committer, and several priests. It notes a box arrangement and theatrical elements, with a crowd and possible speakers, but many details are garbled.
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Rooperedi
Aeron Sa Ranch UK
Tong War Sih Tong War Sih Story Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references a Tong War and various names and places. It mentions Home Ventarding and a mediator or event, but the readable content is unclear and lacks cohesive facts or a clear incident to summarize. The readable fragments preserve names and terms without a determinate story or outcome.
Chicago Clean Up Campaign Report Confusing Text
A garbled OCR style segment references city inspection and a cleanup effort in Chicago with unclear quotes and multiple misread terms. It mentions a inspector and a party, plus notes on a department and recent months, but the exact actions and entities are not legible.
Quarrel Over a Baseball Player
A disputed incident centers on a baseball player draft and the involved parties. The report mentions Chicky and Maye, Melre, Travia, and other figures as the conflict unfolds across teams and leagues, referencing Vernon, California, and notable names like Kin Canyon and Hogan in a contested scenario.
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Travia
Melre
Portland
Cmensa Nationais
Michel
Kin" Caynon
Vernon
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Chyson
Long flight planned across the nation to save time
New York reports outline a plan for a transcontinental flight to shorten travel time. The proposal discusses rival routes between New York and Chicago and potential stops, with an emphasis on a 50 mile shorter leg and cost considerations.
iS Flight Will Stand as Record
The report notes an aviation achievement near Albany to New York, with claims of a new record by a pilot associated with the Aer Club. The piece references Glen H. Gurtisy and mentions the Hudson River voyage and surrounding observers.
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New York
Grant
Myriatore
Daly
Aer
Clitford Wass
Tamrose
Caplin Thewiss
Baldwin
Seidy
Ghelsen
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