Leprosy Not Contagious Hereditary Says U S Study
Washington reports a U S study by Dr Eugene Villmacher of Maracay Venezuela concludes leprosy is not contagious but hereditary. The doctor observed cases in Maracay and Venezuela while researching treatment and the social impact, noting limited hope for cure and warning against broad colonization effects United States and Latin American nations.
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Washington
Leprey
Eugene H. Fiimacher
Hak
State Department
Venezuela
Villmacher
Maracallos
United States
Mararalte
Tapers
Porta Tica
Aml
Matt Ley
Maracayha
Mbaracadter
Anid
Mb Bartatliie
Colorado Democrats in turmoil over alleged payoffs and delegates
An 1810 Colorado party dispute centers on charges of money received for aiding Republican campaigns. Debates over delegate seating and platform support ignite a packed Denver convention as leaders claim irregular conduct and shift blame among key figures including Jones Teason and Governor Thomas.
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Teaver
Septa
Denver
Patterson
Ito Benver Teder
Charan
Robert J. Tonic
Denver Deleganon
Thoreas
Foner
Qovernor Thoman
Hat Jones
Campalan
Wolcott
Staten Senate
Teonias
John T. Theta
Demeer
Leite
Walt Har
Ingile
Mr. Bortem
Fendi
Batterean
Senate
Adams
Lew Vale
Jim Pea
Murdered Woman Found Stabbed in Home Task
Report states Miss Kelley claimed to be absent with an afternoon shopping when she returned to find Mrs. Lewis dead. Police found a long thin blade and evidence points to a female suspect employed by a dentist. Harry Romers detained as inquiry widens.
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Efernoon Ehile Talline
Miss Kelley
Amar
Tomy
Min
Lewis
Dentiet
Harry Romers
Howsa
Notorious Chicago Madam May Sharpe and the Paris Case
A fragmented account traces Chicago criminal May Sharpe known as Chieago Mat and her links to a turning point in a Paris case. The text links her to Guerin and a life sentence, with unclear chronology and multiple destinations across Europe and America. The story centers on crime, trials, exile, and rumored escapes connected to a notorious figure in American crime lore.
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New York
Paris
Pade
Guetin
Devi Dean
Chieago
Chucehill
Allan
Sharpe
Guerin
Mar Miller
Europe
Youne Min
Sharne
Dp Tenk
Mith
Mith “Baldie
Chfearn
Lenton Vinie
Mbbetr
Paria Fo
Gearee Miter
Peril
Dreyfus
Jate
Leming Franre
Ant
Alpine climber's terrible fate reported in garbled text
Fragmentary OCR of an alpine climbing tragedy with numerous garbled phrases. Names, places, and events are indecipherable, yielding a disjointed summary of a fatal incident without recoverable specifics.
One Armed Men’s Union Formed in Chicago for Mutual Aid
A fragmentary report notes the formation of the Onearmed Men’s Union in Chicago with aims of mutual protection for workers. The group emphasizes humanitarian principles and seeks to secure better comfort for disabled members through benefits like cushioned seats, ice water, shade, and protection from heat and dampness in railroad work.
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Chicago
Compsntes
Secretary Root Elected Honorary Member in Lima
Secretary Root visited Lima Peru where a festival was held yesterday and Root was elected an honorary member of the Institution. In the afternoon Minister Snidley hosted a garden party at the Amie tion.
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Tima
Peru
Miseralty
Breretary Root
Snidley
Steve Adams Taken to Wallace in Night Transfer
Steve Adams was spirited away from the state penitentiary to Wallace last night amid a murder charge. Attorneys Clarence Darrow and John Nugent represent the miners federation members tied to the Biruventere case, while Tory departed for Wallace asserting aims to secure Adams release through habeas corpus.
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Steve Adams
State Penitentiary
Wah Jare
Bla. Altorney
Clarence Darrow
John PF. Nugent
Wyetsetm Federation of Miners
Tory
Wale Yaee
HiMuie Habeas Corps
Areise
Teteare
Orl Adams
Roads for Searchlight Nevada railways tale of progress
Fragmented text describes Searchlight near Nevada as a gold camp with railway road-building stakes. It notes proximity to Santa Fe and Santa Fe lines, mentions possible connections to Barret and Los Angeles routes, and hints at immediate efforts to extend railroad service amid mining prospects.
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Searehugh
Fearchlight
Sin Mines
Terest
Seerchlight
Ame
Nevada
Burak & Serten
Seayrhledit Amd
Tive
Bartell
Cat
Insurgent Junta Plans Provisional Cuban Government
In New York reports Col Aguirre of the Cuban revolutionary Junta letters to Miss Chandler praising humanitarian aid and urging unity. The Junta declares plans for a provisional government led by De Mifreda Zayan, with insurgents organizing a new executive center while awaiting further appointments. Mary Aldamy notes aid letters not needed.
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New York
Col Aguirre
Markatet
Antur Chandler
Mina Chandler
Spain
Tomureente
Patina
Weyler
Innefrutzel
Sith
Mifreda Zayan
Zayne
Aiberal Party
Senate
Havana
Zaragie
Preacal
Aghiere
Guilty Of Land Frauds In Portland Trial
A Portland jury found Franklin Maynox Boyres, Willard Jonen, and George Garrenn guilty of land frauds in a case involving government seizure linked to the Mue Mountain press. The panel deliberated through a week of testimony, with the defense seeking a final trial while awaiting sentencing.
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Portland
Franklin Pierce Mayn
Willard
Jonen
George Qarrenn
Girl Dies In Apparent Lynching At Peiepsturs
A fragmented report from Peiepsturs Sept 1 details the suspected lynching of Zenatde Kerengiinnshoto, who allegedly faced execution by rope after refusing to comply. Court records mention General Min Vastmoath and a failed attempt to set a prior day, with limited readable names and phrases remaining.
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Peiepsturs
Hearty
Zenatde
Min Vastmoath
Tim
Wyoming Democrats Face Campaign Events Across Cheyenne
The Wyoming Democrats schedule a sequence of gatherings in Cheyenne with a focus on August and September activities. Organizers aim to energize supporters, discuss state issues, and mobilize attendance at upcoming events, including afternoon sessions and party meetings.
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Thor
Uchet
Rebellion grows as insurgents threaten Havana
Havana faced escalating insurgent actions with reports of growing rebellion across the western regions. Areas like Mattoon and Santa Clare reported disrupted lines of communication and increasing rebel activity. Government efforts and arms shipments from New York arrived to bolster defense while reports of arrests and tightened security circulated amid the unrest.
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Havana
Joanie
Santa Clare
Alhem
Mattoon
Bran
Petafurras
Kania Clara Ety
Ranning
Clara
Chenta
Hasana
Etty
Thal Fedadens Wong
Orn
Cahn
Trana
Amall Bane
Rebetn
Helice Prieto
Ras Ue
Bolleae
Thorale
Cate
New York
Fought with machinery in Havana assault trial
In Havana a clash involving a machine caused a disturbance at a facility near Santa Clara. A guard, Caplan Ig, commanded troops against detainees. Jala Bachete faced charges, seven prisoners were captured, and a court case followed Saturine Unballery proceedings.
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Havana
Mar Hanehuele
Ranta Clara
Prev Tien
Caplan Ig
Dhty Tural
Mm Apd
Lia Leet
Jala Bachete
Satine
Fragmented campaign note on Cannon and Providence theater visit
Fragmentary OCR outlines a political meeting featuring Speaker Cannon and a Providence theater event. Mentions Hopkins Witpede, Mr Hay Sing, and regional district concerns. Text is garbled but signals campaign activity, public duties, and local reaction to leadership.
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Oreter
Cannon Deperiia
Rimont
van Realy
United 4
Sener Hopkins
Ak Abe
Providens
Maso Rvetheater
Hay Sing
Beth Vater
van Ere In
Vamne
Pets Campalan
Lee Path Ye
Turbulent Park City Delegates Meeting Declared Unclear
An incoherent OCR fragment references Park City delegates and various names and terms. The readable bits show no clear event date, outcome, or concrete quotes. The garbled text suggests a damaged public record with scattered names and phrases rather than a defined item.
Privilege Granted After Appealing to Officials
Fragmented text references a privilege granted after appealing to Secretary Wilson and others. Mentions names like Woeller, Wie, and Witson, a dairy or beef industry context, and references to cattle, export, and production, with disrupted chronology and unclear details.
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Patkere
Wilson
Qayans Doctrines Face Attacks in Secret Shaw Debates
Fragmentary text reports conflict over doctrine with Secretary Shaw cited in heated exchanges. Protests or rebuttals appear linked to unnamed parties and unclear locations, reflecting a tense ideological clash and calls for the persistence of certain beliefs.
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Notice and Names
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and terms likely from a local notice or society report. Reads like a garbled mix of personal names, dates, and place hints without a coherent event or action. No clear date, organization, or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
British Army to reorganize amid war-time directives
London dispatch says the War Secretary Haldane ordered a broad reorganization of the army with aims to unify command and place the force on a modern footing. The press notes the need for centralized control and a clear wartime structure, amid long-standing debates on command and distribution of duties.
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London
Merning
Lebout
Haldane
Ilettug
Gaya
Rebel activity and rail line attacks reported along western rail line
Reports describe fire on a long bridge near Calabaxar and widespread damage to water tanks as rebels move eastward along the southern Moar de Waroountaina edge. Troops from Gales push toward Ttayareslly to defend, with further troop movements toward Havana amid rumors of a renewed insurrection attempt in Havana WAD.
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Galinad
Calabaxar
Ingurgente
Sanilingo
San Veeas
Hatana
Chalefty
Plas Guerra
Dinar del Aly
Wavasa
Havana
Matersal
New Cable Plan for Havana to Key West Route
New York dispatch reports Commercial Cable Company of Canada filing at Albany to lay two cables from Havana to Key West and a link to Florida and New York City. The system, set to begin operations December 7, 1906, would run in conjunction with the Postal Telegraph Company.
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New York
Cada
Albany
Angoinees
Ita
Havana
Key West End
Key West
Florida
Flotila
York City
Kretn
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