German Subject and Hindu Charged With Plot
New York police unveil a plot linked to Germany and India as Dr. Schumner a German subject and Dr.andra Chakraberty a Hindu are charged with planning a military expedition against a foreign power. An additional charge involves using a false passport to consult Germany. Fritz Kolb and Hans Schwartz face related arrests as bombs were intended to target ships near Tom Island.
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India
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Special bill for this city elected majority leader claim
Fragmented text reports a volatile scene around Senate proceedings with references to Senator Thomas Martin and a battle over a special bill. Mentions of Washington, Democratic figures, and leadership intrigue are interwoven with garbled phrases and partial names, indicating a political feud or reform push amid unclear details.
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Thomas Martin
Reconstruction Today in the Senate Neeson Report
Fragmentary note from Enninston outlines a new element in the Senate Neeson, indicating early measures or proposals. The brief mentions an introduced item and signals ongoing legislative discussion without full details.
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Enninston
Wurrch
Neeson
Erie City Fres Complaint Details Amid Market Disruption
A garbled report describes a local Erie City issue involving a company and its rates. The text mentions a committee and a supply concern during a wind event, noting that charges have no effect and the situation remains unclear.
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Starcine
Sevrenes
Niyeoe de Mauy
Incomplete OCR Trace Reveals Suspicious Death Context
Fragmentary text from a 19th century news page suggests a death linked to a faulty mechanism or device. It mentions an engine, thigh water, and a person named Tivom or L Y, with unclear dates and locations. Names and details are too garbled to confirm.
Fatal mob action at falls triggers city crackdown
At the Falls, a mob attacked workers at the Acheson Srapaite plant and sympathizers. Police Chief Jol Gury led officers and private detectives who fired and injured several, including Michael Batty. The strike scene damaged facilities as authorities weighed closing plants of Aluminum Company of America and Acheson Graphite. About 400 workers, largely foreigners, faced turmoil.
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Acheson Srapaite
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Thueite Statauag
Doa
Fear Blanket Covers Bodies of Pierce and Riosiente
A report describes a fear blanketing the Woods after the disappearance of Riles Pierce and another man in Kare France area. Neighbors, police, and family seek answers as the case unfolds with references to a plant and local industry.
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Riles Pierce
Riosiente
Kare
Vast Army Supplies Auctioned After War Losses
New York reports bids for large government stockpiles of army supplies for the department in question. Items include 250000 woollen garments, 700000 pounds of taffey, 120000 yards of cotton, 3200000 yards of olive drab fabric, and other textiles. Bids aim to control delivery timing and pricing for distribution to the field.
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St. Louis
Barry Bresenes
Bomb Factory, Plot Rumors Suppressed by Police Action
Police announced arrests tied to a bomb-making ring after a tip led to two bombs found in a room. Officials said the planned acts against President Wilson were groundless rumors and the investigation focused on destroying war materials and locating a Conatian Car and Forge factory bomb program. Several other suspects were questioned as authorities maintained ties to New York neutrality patrols.
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Fritz Kotha Garman
Germany
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Wunion
Ontahia Alice
Boule
Ellis
Seppe
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Conatian Car and Fogadry Company
Palice Tinyan
Koll
Hager
New York
Delire
Pollestor
Contimaea
Council defers budget action on city improvements
The Finance Committee recommends funding only grade sewers and West End flood wall in its report. Council may authorize some improvements if revenues allow. A tax increase proposal and mileage hike are discussed for next April meeting, with debate on taxation and road work for Carver to Edgewater.
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West End
Ita
Ooumulls
Madison
Disrupted School Board Meeting Reveals Staffing Struggles
The board discussed increasing teachers and class sizes at Glances area schools. Superintendent Adamas directed new classes for cuspley labor and the need for supervision, while two teachers remain on leave and a plan for the War Maf tn purchase was referenced.
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Adar
Austria shifts stance on submarine policy to avert US rift
In a March 6 communiqué from Amsterdam, Austria says it will back Germany in submarine warfare but will concede measures to avoid a rupture with the United States. The note warns neutrals against traveling on belligerent ships in the war zone yet implies neutral vessels may be spared. Austria’s reply has reached Washington, with decoding pending to determine if concessions prevent a diplomatic break.
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Amsterdam
Austria
Germany
United States
Amercan
Penfield
Washington
State Department
Alaska Sugive using commission and Seward division jobs
March reports detail the Alaska Sugive commission planning large scale work. About 19 000 people are engaged in stationing and building a 14 mile rail and bridge project from Seward to Chuklukoy area with the Seward division coordinating. Construction includes river work and heavy road transit with a 2 000 man labor estimate. Requisitions for equipment valued around 1 000 000 have been received as part of the expansion plan.
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Ore
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Vomnicolus
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Ciirkaloow
Matanuska
Angra
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Chizkaluoy
Sugson
Einda
Seward Diviston
Bo Tae
Rox
Seward
Swedish ministry relief report and unsettled tensions
A Swedish ministry relief report emerged yesterday amid confusion over the Tein Fhemve release. Ministers faced questions as media outlets noted ongoing distrust and a brief span of public discourse about policy actions and international reactions.
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Landes
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Sluskiahn
Esir
Jon Hann
Ile Heginset
Giafertey
Lawmakers Gaiticise Senate of the United States
A March report from Columbus details a Senate controversy over wartime policy. The article cites a rebuke of Senate actions, mentions a sixteenth century style critique, and notes reactions from officials and public figures. The piece references state counties, the Crawford remanent, and a Supreme Court decision concerning the German prison steamer Appam and its owners.
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