Contested Speakership Drive Faces Sherman Henderson Bloc
In Washington a three day scramble for the speaker race forms a Henderson and Sherman led coalition to exclude other candidates. Wayne presses to stay in contention as Read and others rally against the bloc while Hopkins faction signals possible support shifts. The battle centers on loyalty to McKinley policies and party unity amid maneuvers involving Coban and New Jersey figures.
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Senator Coin
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Patel
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Weky
Petit
Examination Notice For Mock Citizenship In New County
A garbled archival notice describes an examination for applicants believed to be of good moral character. It cites a central ward and asks for parental or guardian consent, with dates in April and mentions questions to be asked during the examination. Multiple names and places are unreadable, but the item indicates an official eligibility or examination process in a local jurisdiction.
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Hugheat
America
Montgomery Ward & CO
Mmighigan Ave
Ang
Madison ST
Chicago
Tepthera
Ciek
Ighet ErtucheBie
Stockdale
ViKor
Rieransian
Dinewans
Empress and Emperor in Uniform Tales and Travels
A fragmentary report sketches Empress and Emperor in military dress, daily rides at Tevlowa, and private stables. It notes the empress’s tall horse, preferred hunt gear, and common drives with the emperor. Also referenced are the emperor’s plans for a travel book and a sweeping description of his many roles.
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Bywken
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Tevlowa
Add
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Mimi
Charlemagne
Haroun
Hamachi
Europe
Colliers Weekly
Reuton
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Leouldus
Kapoiron
Marengo
Roosevelt
Man Juan
Windsor
New Motor Bicycles Improve Paris Diesel Engine
An improved motor diesel design named oindle Mince in Paris promises to ease rider fatigue by reducing tail work in locomotion and enhance overall performance in city travel and light transport.
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Paris
Parrot age legends tied to royal residence and Darwin claims
Fragmented OCR describes a parrot once owned by the Prince of Wales named Ducky, with a reported age of 125 years. The piece recounts royal custody at St James, Windsor, and Windsor Castle, plus later residence at Sandringham, mentioning banishment narratives and Darwin’s supposed acceptance of extraordinary longevity.
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London
Ducky
Prince of Wales
Batea
Colunbhia
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Apd
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George T. Brom
Wits
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Daekex
James
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Windsor
Atkins
Fred
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Teibe
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Fragmented OCR text with scattered names and phrases
A corrupted OCR passage presents a jumble of names, places, and fragments. It references individuals, locations, and possible events in an incoherent stream, lacking clear narration, dates, or concrete outcomes.
Kidney Tablets Advert in Old Medical Page
An advertisement touts Dy. Dev jon Kidney Tablets as the direct remedy for kidney and urinary problems. It claims modern science supports their use and invites readers to buy from H. Nowt1 Drug Gift in Van Wert, Ohio, offering free samples for various ailments.
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Juan Tithe
Deepay
H. Nowt1
Druggivt
van Wert
Obia
Controversy Stirs Over Priesthood and Doctrine
Amid a heated debate in the Protestant Episcopal Church, Rev Dr Briggs and Rev Dr Clendenin face censure and calls for removal connected to doctrinal conflicts. Critics argue over authority, biblical interpretation, and modern theological shifts, while supporters defend church tradition and ordination. The dispute promises a tense national church council and potential strategic realignments in the coming months.
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Rirwor
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de Kriggs Ley
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Julian
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Ravages of Consumption at Rational Conference
A ragged transcription reports fears of consumption as a public scourge. It cites George F Keene of Rhode Island and a Cincinnati charity meeting pressing universal preventive action. The piece decries disbelief in disease and emphasizes urgent, wide scale efforts to extirpate the illness.
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Rhode
Jalind
Charites
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