Afghanistan Ameer Abdur Rahman and the Trans-Siberian Railroad
The article discusses Abdur Rahman’s rule in Afghanistan, his aims regarding a Trans-Siberian railroad alliance, and the geopolitical implications. It notes English and Russian interests, the ameer’s alliances, and the regional balance of power with India, Persia, Baluchistan, and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnocaah Cuercesidonsey
Uy Darby
Vetus Siberins
Afghanistan
Trenys
Abdur Wilma
Alglinie
Exars
Litlles Mamilton
Armvinor
Trent
M von Siderasian
Abdur Rabwren
Penainder
Abe
Fobelee
Waukeran
Rita
Gee
Iit Land
Aed
Troms Teastinge
Merener
Asia
Abyssal
Ateira
Abday Rahman Nas
Vegetay Avniy
Wil
Dom Waid
Farney
Ameer
Cotingeres
Tam Aion
Abdur Rehman
Tus Bln
Iberia
Shiolelun
Oluchistan
Khivay Fel Hata
Myssin
Sighwaiatan
Beluchistan
Horst
Aldor Ralin
Tanson
Toyal
Kabel
Kandahan
Hritieh
Alshonar
Francis
Aeris Mocira Sharif
Randalue
Jamael
Ait Kubut
Furinga
Abdur
Great Britain
Naval Station Approved Amid Pacific Naval Plans
A report outlines approval of a naval station near Portland to house and outfit warships. The committee notes the facility will serve as a key base with equipment and personnel ready for operations. Debates reference federal orders and the need for strategic siting to support naval defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermila Hoat
Galdsborough
Portland
Ute Navy
Han
San Francisno
Siebbart
Atlee
Dinate
Statinin
Sannentarian
Elie
Ollann
Enn
Ateueriiti
Bern
Aden
Russian and American notes on China war and peace aims
In a lengthy exchange the Russian charge and U S government propose continued foreign military presence in China to secure peace and protect foreign lives and property while preserving Chinese territorial integrity. They advocate open doors and equal trade and seek a negotiated solution with China after removing troops. The memo outlines aims to restrain disorder, defend legations, and promote stable governance across Chinese provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute
Fate
Louchine
Ghina
United
Blake
Hosein
China
Rusekttes
Peking
Ta Hein
Puryoces
Tiueshi
le Tie Linizen
Ching
Chin
Niceroys
Pubitie
Comenon
Nmapire
Pring
Pencefunl
Driv
Herrea
Old Soldiers Welcomed in Chicago War Reunion
Chicago August reports the Grand Army of the Republic gathering with a large parade and veterans from multiple states. Mayor Harrison delivers welcome, Albert I Shaw presides, and the session flags pension and reform debates. Death rolls and membership changes are noted, with calls for legislative action on war pension issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stuivas
Shiris-Fonrts
Wax Valieil
Studelijke
Albert I. Shaw
Whivd
Carles Harrison
City of
Jedge Orl
Lautwtcker
Department of
Tmingis
Berrie
Ataie
Cilf
Busness
I I Shaw
Wil
Republe
Honias
Stewart
AP Riowan
Shen
Chiewyn
St. Tan
Studehskrr
Wwe
del Gates
William Warner
Kansas
Missourian
Stawart
Venneyls Yanio
Opierrs
Olows Comandur
Louis Sentur
Maine
Tahlor View Cammmahaer
Frank Felines
Wennesste
Hurgeon
John
A Wilkins
Obie
Chaphan
Enier
A. Grahms
Alituens
Washington
Eynne
Wes Adapie Sreentend
Hay
Willy Li
Cornraciea
Amd
Kehnale
Grand Army of the Republic
Ob & Wartivan
Raveleun
Ier
Ella
Hamden
Athol
Milo
New York
Dan &Caswaeh
Hue
Hingsar
Thairom
Rome
Worios
Bd Duyris
Aggtern
Aghud Ehtrueis
Sitrehant
All States
Confused text fragment hints at Knights order meeting
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Knights of Pythias gathering with officers elected, names such as Ossie Fethers and Ogden H. Pethers, and mentions of a Supreme Chancellor and other high offices. It also includes unrelated financial figures and market commentary from New York.
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Kaughie
Loukhans
Hennhad
Ludged
Beowall
Aladiay Coban
Aene Ayn Fedbo
Nand
Koh
Snnptien
Siner Levis
Hest
Per Aviaz
Mager of
Order of the Knights At
Pythins
Miele
Ossie IE Fethers
Ossie IE Fethers, of Tanesvility Withite Hew Elected Sus Preme
Knights of Preiss
Dia
Saryle
Easling
Ogden H. Pethers
Daareenio
Wis
Washinton
D.C
Schosen
Fragmented World News Dense with Names and Dates
The document collates scattered reports from Havana to New York, citing figures like Gomoao and Nip by rights. mentions San Francisco naval stations. hints at political campaigns and reconstruction efforts. Disjointed mentions include dates, parties, and ships, with broad statements about foreign capital and health facilities amid postwar transitions.
The Name of Old Glory Poem Fragment
Fragmented verse reflecting on Old Glory and national identity with references to waves banners and battles. Poem echoes a historic flag motif, mentioning Glory and sacrifice, honoring soldiers and the nation. Entity density includes Old Glory, war imagery, and symbols of national pride.
Shanghai and Amoy Tense Talks Amid Imperial Pressure
In a crowded dispatch from Sept, officials report broad backing for a stand against japan and a push to influence Chinese leadership. Observers note Amoy and Shanghai discussions hint at reform and loyalty to national authority amid foreign pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanglal
Mabe Caine
Shanehal
Fasal Wight
Uwe
Amoy
Jay Oni
Epphoy
Seth
Cigerieles
Notable retirements loom as city officials plan transitions
A garbled obituary style notice outlines career-long service of a major city figure, detailing bids, titles, and a sequence of events leading to retirement by month. The text references officers, committees, and a transition plan involving multiple departments and a formal retirement date.
Dangerous Milk Experiment Reported for New York Babies
A pasted, garbled account describes an 19th century infant milk experiment and alleged welfare schemes in New York. It mentions figures like Straus and a plan to pasteurize milk to feed babies in dire districts, with references to depots, bottles, and alleged remedies for infant deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Straus
Cow's Ark
New Yorks
Clivee
Sweli
Denimuil
Williow
Board At Health
Senn
Pak
Eeerrond
Rese Aeplus
New York State
Cypangh
Wien
Ronnie
Ben Egnenne
Tig Feweder
Tris
Meath
Cleaning and care for velvets and related fabrics
A detailed guide on cleaning instructions for velvets, velveteen, plush, and related fabrics. It covers ironing, steaming, and pressing methods, including safe heat levels, steam application, and fabric-specific tips for white velvet, silk blends, and trimmed garments. Safety cautions against heat damage are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suna Anu
Miroir Auligen
Hell
Unis
Aureus
Modern fashion and weather blur in odd English fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads like a late 19th century column mixing fashion notes and weather. Names and places are garbled but hint at contemporary trends, public notices, and a stray obituary or gossip snippet. The piece weaves fashion chatter with stray weather and social commentary.
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Angas Wellman Hote Wuner
Forenta
Sale
Mats Wanton
Uae
Chlies
Adu Rama
Titaneibsi
Erwardiiy Alliwance
Getty
Sailivarys
Seti
Atinnite Galerie Wb
Alheintay
Atgnan Frontier
Naval Station
Neral Asters
Serrtea
Amin
LVN Creager
Henry
Pete Eerie
Russia
Cfoek
Tereibada -Leduieb
USA
Chad
Mares de Wu
Seeitlen
Ryasin
Baeed
Dereon
Chavuy
Beadad
Willy
Turdosrs
Carl Yewuliste
Erik
Iran
Nee
Carla
Evidad
Gauinet
Biebe
Leo Rassicer
New Commanier
The
Feputitr
al Band
Attiaba
Londo
Londo, Aust. the Mulls Matinina Baie
Grecie
Union Bon
San Francinco
Beytember
Elheran
Vellinga
Amcaro
Cuba
Havana
Hana
Politi
Parhment Bax
Willey
Cilted
Warner
Megeli
Ps Pittles
Fear
Width Hospital and Plaza
Sane
Awe Kyi
Balter
Mra
Din
Weight
Page Willungsby
Eile
Man
Enonimne
Ae Ferries
Ata
Terie Anew
Fmt
Wial Tmurton
Saranygne
Blerdt
Dante
Pris Ie
Weal
Hugw
Fonsak
Ebelabeulus
Thin Ashe
Rall
HoaGne
Anil
Ty Drivus
Lesraw
Lee
Hiha
Gorin Tayeieh
Doby
Weber
Jius
Cowan Iyarereh
Andy
Crithett
Minnoaiin Wennhtienth
Nci Tive Ennai
Tsa FC
epMtligny
Oho
Yanite Cent
Minneapolis
Rennten Allert
Keveridge
Witla
Arhlerna
Aioe
Mia Shi
Ferrivsei
Meron
Gh Ang
Marion
Teng Wheeler
City Babes
Henin Hines
Babu Pasder
Poveilter
Useon
Owe
Red Hatter
Mabel
Bultas
AL Wateelis
Reni
Awutii
Miley
Artimmimbet
Joe Alto Sale
Rennet
Speayer
Chen
Wine Chimes Tribune
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