Roosevelt's sensational speech on British Egypt sparks debate
The article reports Theodore Roosevelt criticizing British policy in Egypt during a public address. It covers reactions to his stance, praise for British rule in Sudan and Egypt, and mentions the ceremony as he received the Freedom of the City amid mixed attendance. It notes weather, procession details, and a ceremonial inscription praising Western unity amid colonial tensions.
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Egypt
Orden
Seach
Great Britain
Anid
Hoorevelt
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Daropean Uy
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Anne
Askew
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Dune Grey
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Amibanea
Reid
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Josaph Cockfields Dinsdale
Tray Chawberlain
Atly
Joseah
Ford
Turnevel
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Thawte
St Page Cathedral
Keane
Wigan
Armas
Usland
Wool and Livestock Markets Mixed on May Markets
May reports show a narrow wool market in Boston with demand thin and old lots fairly steady, while new clip movement is mainly on consignment and foreign product remains active. Chicago cattle and hog markets display mixed receipts and prices, with some heavy offerings and slow demand. livestock segments show varied strength across regions.
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Wyoming
Nas
Tloval
Fragmentary OCR Item From Dated Ledger Page
Unclear text segment includes scattered phrases about currency, bonds, bills, and business terms. No clear persons, places, or events emerge. Readable bits mention Sterling exchange, government bonds, and prices like 464,26 and 60. Possibly a financial notice or ledger stub.
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Sterling Exchange
Teudy
Businese
le Mand
Fight scraps and training notes loom over Jeffries Corbett clash
San Francisco May 3 reports describe a chaotic postring incident with fighters Hart and Johnson amid a tense camp. Managers and promoters debate scheduling for a Jeffries versus Corbett match while training camps return from practice with mixed signals about the forthcoming bout.
Reading of Baby Boy and Heritage Port May Day May Day
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a baby boy and a place called Heritage Port with references to a Wednesday event and a person named Mr Whs9. Offers few readable details. core items and participants are unclear.
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Tvetigee
Hbe
Suodtierr Wedel
Bill
Paitealee
Sting
Lanaantiall
Binky Oretheay
Conflicting Statements Tie Up Attorney General Wickers
A fragmentary report describes Attorney General Wickers’ remarks during a 4 day conference. It notes government concerns over legal authority and possible investigations, with claims about a plan reaching to Chicago and telegraph messages to the United States.
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Wickersham
Geriaral Wier
Chicago
Supreme Court ruling on labor law and foreign trade blocks
The United States Supreme Court declared the labor contract law unconstitutional as applied to foreign commerce and held the statute prohibiting foreign corporations from selling within the state invalid. The decision affects the labor and tax enforcement landscape and references earlier wartime revenue acts. The ruling comes amid cases on estate taxation and government actions against press publishers in New York.
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Miga
Baatuiwr
Mirbouti
Atates
Wits
United States Supreme Court
Pink Frantiin
Cara
Company of Law York
Honrie
Ney
Ehim
Aeroplanes and warships in future battles discussed
A historical report outlines the potential use of aeroplanes to destroy ships and fortifications, with experts debating their effectiveness and risks. It quotes Curtiss era opinions, experiments with balloons and explosive devices, and considers strategic impact and practical limits in future warfare.
Air navigation treaty eyed between Knox and Mexico
Washington May 21 The United States and Mexico move toward an aviation treaty governing airship passage across the border. The plan would regulate airship registration and require operators to follow specified rules, marking a first international aviation accord. References to Mosier preparation and immigration concerns are noted as part of the broader discussion.
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Washington
Buch Rapid
Knox
Mexico
Senator Breaks Into His House Amid Spectacle
May 11 report from Wannington describes a United States senator entering his own home in a chaotic scene witnessed by passersby. The article claims the senator faced accusations linked to political conduct, while family members and supporters debated the incident and the political consequences.
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Wannington
Benatar -Polllyer
Lowa
Ayn Leip
Vernon
Miesing
Benator Gulliver
Hiv Yming
Ministers Will Be Glassed as Hootleggers
A garbled OCR fragment references ministers in a case about illegal liquor, with unclear names and locations. The readable bits imply a broader legal framing around hootlegging and official roles, but specifics are not decipherable.
Champ Clark Sets A Limit In Senate Dispute
A garbled report mentions Senator Champ Clark and a public issue around age and a senatorial term. It references Nathaniel Macon of Carolina and a probe by Bri, noting debate over age limits and a potential vote. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Nathaniel Macon
Worlle Agrolina
Mr Clay
Justice Moody a Very Sick Man
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Justice Moody in a muddled passage with scattered names and places. No clear event or outcome emerges. readable items include mentions of towns, dates, and individuals, but specifics are obscured.
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Justice Moody
University President Insult Sparks Campus Disturbance
On campus at the University of Maine a dispute erupts between faculty and students over insult allegedly directed at the university president. A chapel gathering and sermons are reported amid tensions as readers note criticism of leadership and calls for decorum.
Cheyenne Riots Leave Soldiers Wounded in Street Clash
Cheyenne Wyoming May 31 reports say heavy rioting erupted as soldiers clashed with locals in the streets. Police fought to quell the disturbance, retreating to a station amid a siege before relief arrived. Several soldiers were wounded and carried away by friends, while no arrests were announced. The unrest followed the death of Prince Krink Carrell, Second Arbitrary, amid accusations of police action.
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Che
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Yale
Funan
Walter Howe
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T. &. Russel
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