Woman's Good Work Ends Adjunct in Public Aid System.
A long article lauds women’s organized aid efforts in New Orleans, detailing cooperative housing and welfare ventures run by women clubs. It notes improvements in sanitation, meals, and housing for destitute individuals, highlighting the role of the Ladies’ philanthropic networks in managing and funding the lodgings. The piece argues women voters could influence public spending and stresses the social value of women-led charitable work.
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New Orleans
Cis
Pasihehard
Setil
Pressure and distress noted in fragmented witness narrative
A garbled OCR fragment describes people under severe pressure and distress, mentioning stress at work, fatigue, and attempts to cope. Several names and places are unintelligible, but the text centers on mental strain, dangerous reactions, and the social impact of pressure.
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Weinen
von Lasaegesteam
Fatal Accident at Bar Harbor Bridge Sinks Car and Pedestrians
A loaded car plunged from a Shelton Street trestle into Pecks Pond near Bar Harbor and Midgport, killing several and injuring many others. Rescue teams evacuated passengers as witnesses recalled a joyful crowd before the crash. Officials investigated the wreck and noted fatalities among bystanders and occupants.
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Fonn
Veckert
Strattomd
Shelton Street Marcy Company
Four O
Oro Pie
Dlrde
Wanda
Biemmeen Shelton
North Houns
Rum
Tenard
Shilton Tewos
Wobit Carroll
Latdae
Yaaypany
Lous
Stone Foundation
Midgeport
Gener
Paul Amorsne
Strstford
Trances Peel
Tridgeport Traction
Dreyfus Trial Opens Amid Turmoil and Silent Dossiers
The court martial opened with Capt. Alfred Dreyfus present as proceedings adjourned for closed sessions to examine the dossier. Dreyfus denied the charges, stating his innocence, while spectators filled the room in tense anticipation.
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Rounes
Preyfus
Das
Dreyfus
Rennas
World Production Trends and Catholic Protest Movements
The article surveys global production trends, noting shifts in world output and economic conditions. It mentions Catholic protests in various cities, a significant endowment fund plan, and regional unrest near Monte Christi with armed ships on alert to prevent a rising. It references demographic changes and civic expectations across multiple regions.
MORE MEN FOR MANILA AND FAR EAST DEPLOYMENTS
A lengthy dispatch outlines continued mobilization for the Philippines with 17 transports and 69 officers set to depart from the coast by October 22. Admiral Woliston reports Marianas lighthouse activity and Moros resistance, with casualties on both sides. The piece also touches on unrelated domestic incidents and labor wage changes in New York and Liverpool freight movements.
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Philippines
Washington
Woitson
Nazro
Cape Melville
Balabac
Philippine Islands
L Bissett
Balabat
Mares
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Malatac
Leen
Sin Guy
Uprising in Santo Domingo Reach in Haiti Border
Report from Santo Domingo about rebels led by Gen Pablo Pacheco gaining ground in Cape Haitian areas. Forces under Ramon Pacheco Clana Nav and Jose Polo and Jose Jimines occupy towns around Chagued Ca rabocos and Las Matias with deserters and shifting loyalties. Governor Gen Gtelhta crushed, troops split, and Doraticans urged to join the front. Central figures include Nemo Alcarce minister of fininge and Sener Cerdera with 100 men.
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Hayti
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Ramon Pacheco
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Jose Jimines
Santo Domingo
Padre Jiminy
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Janne Tone
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Nemo Alcarce
Fininge
Cerdera
Miscellaneous items and oddities from New York to Europe
A jumble of notes covers jury exemptions in New York, a $10 verdict in Connecticut, elephant lifting estimates, fashion and factory hints, smokeless powder invention claims, and costs for European parliaments. It mixes trivia with scattered figures and places, offering a snapshot of curiosities and financials.
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New Yok City
Ane Cer
John Spline
Yonkets
Connecticut
Westles Gt
Bank of Fughind
Boston
Union
Pnewa
Europe
Senate
Great Britain
American Citizens in Manila Labor Conditions Emerson Style
A fragmented account describes private American workers in Manila living on fixed wages, with households staffed by Filipino or immigrant helpers. It notes daily chores, subsistence meals, water quality, clothing norms, and social dynamics, alongside a brief reference to native life and a botanical aside from Brose.
A Poem on Mothers Love and Duty
A reflective verse extols a mother's unyielding care and prayers through night watches and devotion. It urges living honorably to keep her gentle memory bright, noting a mother's love as the strongest shield and priceless lifelong talisman. The piece closes with gratitude for a mother remembered after death.
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Walla
Plants That Shoot Bullets Captivate Garden Readers
A curious article notes plants eject seed bullets through tension in seed capsules, with volleys reaching long distances. It cites wisDalla and wild geranium as examples, describes a dramatic anecdote, and mentions broader wildlife seed-throwing behavior and related curiosities.
Soap Bubble Magic Delights Children in Spectacular Display
A vivid account describes Maredith Nugent with St Nicholas style flair performing soap bubble tricks. Philip creates giant transparent spheres and nested bubbles while boiling with cold room tricks and a final cloud of bubbles and smoke that captivates a young audience.
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Tam
Chalind
Philp
Phil
Beetles as Undertakers and an Odd England Tale
The text describes burying beetles choosing ground burial for carcasses to protect young, with beetles scraping earth and dragging bodies deeper. It notes their intelligence and an anecdote about a porter guiding a station master’s house with a lazy reply, illustrating human wit alongside natural behavior.
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