Mepehilian Robbery Case and Public Reply Confused
The article discusses a robbery at a longshore or merchant area with ten thousand dollars stolen. It notes statements about recovery efforts and suspects impersonating an officer, while the public tone questions the handling and interpretation of the case, urging careful adjustment for readers.
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Intermountain
Dudea Simetring
Busine
George Shera
Kare
Bel Lake
Indviduala
Redbery
Irregular Rant Prompts Election Rhetoric and Realignment
A fragmented OCR passage presents a chaotic political jumble urging support for Howell and Roosevelt while attacking opponents and praising Theodore Roosevelt. It echoes campaign fervor, rumor, and partisan appeals, with disjointed names and scattered directives reflecting a turbulent wartime style.
Edison and politics stir early 20th century debate
In a volatile public scene, figures clash over legal appointments and party loyalties. Judge Armstrice weighs in on police leadership while a wave of partisan rhetoric targets Congress hopefuls and reform. Edison comments on phonograph progress amid debates on industry and innovation.
Fragmented Victorians Speak of Marriage and Mischief
A garbled wartime style text mentions a bride and groom, a husband arriving with a first pill, and mock dialogue about a wedding. The passage includes stray names and scattered phrases such as a postman bringing a husband, printers, and a farcical exchange about a railway company and a large sum.
Budapest Visit Vivid, Modern City Touted by American Traveler
The American visitor extols Budapest as a modern, practical city with impressive parliament house and royal opera, praising river banks, parks, and public buildings. He notes a functional trolley system, underground rail integration, clean slaughterhouses, and a future of municipal efficiency, while contrasting its brisk innovation with traditional continental age.
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Interpal
Budapest
Hungary
Pusite Editora
Parliament House
America
Royal Opera
George Washingsby
Eity
Ondergrenund
Ose
Synyerm
Datapest
War & Leader
Carta
Walla
Chicago Tribune
German Socialists Report Strong Socialist Fundraising
The German Social Democratic party congress opened with a favorable executive report noting progress of socialist movements, large financial inflows, and substantial fundraising. It cites annual profits, high circulation for their weekly paper, and significant expenditures to support the party and socialist aims in Germany.
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Geran Social Democratic Party
Sim
Révolutionary Movement
Russia
Renalta
Ukereletata
Eladt
Boota
Jn Ping
Ig Free
Allce
Berlin
Boell Democratie Party
Sferr Gaetaena Neumann
Social Democratic Party
Vorwarte
Neva
Vortana
Wevarty
Marnhetto
Maul Singer
Socialiat
Ken Reaper
Bevitz
Vernarts
TNE
Vorsaris
Germany
Ty Steele
Orange River Colony Aims for Greater Stock and Wool Output
W Jarvis Fabner of the Canadian and pert Lord Milner leads a strong speech in the Orange River Colony legislature on expanding stock and wool production. He argues the colony can become the empire’s greatest meat and wool supplier with 700,000 breeding cattle and 20,000 to 20,000 horses, boosting exports and developing leather industries. He notes imports of 3,000 breeding cattle from Canada will arrive by September and be distributed to farmers.
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W. Jarvis Fabner
Orange River
Walsh
Canada
Matt Magers
Inventions for Motor Cars Proliferate in War Era
The article surveys experimental devices and weapons linked to automobiles. It notes cordite in engines for rapid starts, explosive timing in cylinder heads, and sensors to log routes and obstacles. It highlights armored cars with Gatling guns and motorized boots, plus novelty gadgets like milk-based spring tests and map-bearing travel boxes.
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Indac
Laventori
Walverhampton
Positon
Tate Alzo
Sy Ling
Aimprest
Bullex
Bouz
Eluthea
Pet Dow
London
Counterfeit gold ring unmasked by Paris police syndicate
Paris detectives busted a two month counterfeit coin ring led by Lovà Menage. The operation involved forty conspirators including students and a former judge’s son, with a network selling forged 10 franc coins through travelers and paid operatives. Police seized bundles of paper notes and arrested twenty five accomplices as the master plan unravelled.
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Hamard
Luxembourg
Yespg
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C. Fuller
Dean Harvey FP
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Cammieenaeny
Oscar Madson Fulut
Frank Modal
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Salen
Howell
Roosevelt
Congress
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Sher
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Pomea
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Wadgea
Paris
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Knox
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Hartee
Washington
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Weber
Josey
Homely
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Tillang
Joseph
Uierk
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Armstroce
Emsployer
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Edison Hot
Thame A
Eton
Eric
Pound Meyer
Poe
Clerveland Peet
Lee
Wallimere
Spain
Pillatelphis Arcort
York
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Bibarian
Ogden Furniture & Carpet CO
Tora Are ‘Loicg de Lobel
France
A_ Waddell
Kaness City
John Steels
Seattle
H. Black
Jerry Ciy
John M. Totnes
Orange River Colony
Syndicate OF Coiners
Piur Folo Elresianos
Tury
Alforl
Peraon
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Kohn Brothers
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