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Tokyo
New York
Japan
Depen
Cme Japensee i
Percy Thompson
J. K M Norton
Carlin
Congress
Alexandria
Munich
Mexandris
Mr. Carlin
John F Rixey
Dot
Colephone
Washingt. Post
Congrama
Europe
Unusual to Find Prodigies Among Them in the Past
A long, fragmentary 19th century column references Darrow and Johnson, debating jail, reform, and democracy with scattered quotes. It covers legal bias, progress for the poor, and calls for international pure food standards, interspersed with anecdotes about Pittsburg’s smoke, political platform foibles, and notable historical pygmies.
Fragmented Chicago News Clip Reflects Odd Ogden Misreads
A garbled Chicago newspaper fragment hints at social and economic themes. It muses on employment, generosity, and the difficulty of securing gifts, mentioning money, work, and moral observations amid unclear spelling and phrasing.
Polar congress snub by King Edward angering Leopold and allies
King Edward and Britain join Royal Geographical Society and Royal Society in rejecting participation in the Brussels polar congress organized by Leopold. The move signals disapproval of Leopold’s Congo policy and aims to block his influence on Arctic and Antarctic claims amid rival powers. Jockey Club confirms royal tension by excluding Sir Ernest Cassel from a key event, highlighting royal-backed censure of exclusive clubs. Panama lacks anthem. Americans urged to compose Panama’s national hymn to honor independence and U.S. support. National anthems discussed as modern state symbols with Russia’s 19th century open competition guiding choices. Folklore notes midsummer customs and St John’s Eve traditions across Europe, detailing folk magic around fern seeds and treasure myths.
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Edward
Royal Geographies Society
Royal Society
Leopold
Brussels
Progret
Moratso Saveral
Ea@wara
Congo
Spitzbergen
Great Britain
Norway
Denmark
Russia
Brossela
Great Briwin
Arctic
Jockey Club
England
Jockey Chair
Sir Ernest Coa
Sir Ernest
Egypt
Assowan
Newmarket
Moulton
Cambridgeshire
Brocat
Clu
Gir Edgar Vincent
Powernor
Imperial Ottoman Bank
Constantinople
Helen Vincent
Broest
Sir Exiger
Beneft
Robert Buchanan Jardine
Robert Jardine
Jardine, Matheson, & Co
Chica
Orient
Panama
Amador
Republic of Panama
Ulleres
Elysee Palace
Paria
The
Elysee
Edward Vie
Mustelana
Republic
United States
George 1
Nicholas I
Anigs
Thuringia
Nuremberg
Sna
Cramonz
Nicholas
Switzerland
Prussia
Haydn
Rouget de Lisle
Rouget de Lilale
Germany
St. John
Sealand
Wales
Fiest
Euch
St John's
Isles
Aubrey
Ferson
Homs
Tyrol
Thors
Fery Mnea
Ward
Griram
Thiers
St John’s
Ireland
St. Patrick's
Green Isle
Bolk
Shadows and Strife in a Fragmented News Page
A garbled mix of poetry about shadows and love follows with a medical note on Marie Weever, an eighteen year old hurt at Tenin Street box factory. The second item reports a British Meeting dispute between chemists and electricians over atomic theory and radium emanations, featuring Sir William Ramsay and Lord Kelvin with debates on matter, atoms, and transmutation.
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Soraly
Tenin Street
Canal
Mayer
Marie Weever
Wien Weaver
Eighteenth Street
Wiensen
Kew
Leicester
Willem Ramsay
William
Lond Rayleigh
R. J. Strutt
Elf Alchamiste
Chamiera
Mrr
Boddy
Thle
Lord Kelvin
Radium
Acontists
Wil Mem
New York Times
Sir William
William Go
Wanderlied and animal care in a chaotic page fragment
A fragmented OCR page mixes poems about seasons and wanderlust with a New York World report on zoo events. It recounts jack and Jill leopards moved from a cage to a larger enclosure, the elder pair clashing with cubs, and crowd reactions. Also noted is hammock competition at Reading Railroad summer boarding, a collie watchdog, and a Boston hospital update on Cecil Mullins, an eleven year old brain injury survivor.
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New York
Bronx Zoological Park
Jack
Jill
Dhely
Ion House
Ter
Cuba
Niraaja
Savage
Antrais
Gebt
Gus Paltedeiptle
Reading
Louie
Farreri
Cecil Mullins
J. W. Shankland
California Furor and Pacific Stakes Stir National Debates
Prominent figures from Los Angeles and Newport News discuss American rights in Magdeleon Bay and the potential U S acquisition of Lower California while criticizing tariff policies and ship subsidies. Debates touch on merchant marine revival, Standard Oil taxes, and political futures in Alexandria and Chicago.
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United States
Magdeleon Bay
Frank Wilmerding
Los Angeles
Arlington
Maxialoas Bay
Maxlen Hax
Unites States
Wimerding
California
Sao Carlos
Mag
Dniens Bay
Ben Diego
Rio Grande
Wilmerding
Big Peninsula
Mexico
Lower California
Pacific
Beneft
Harriman-Hui
Auld
RF. Bickford
Newport News
Raleigh
Pacific Coast
Harriman and
Hill
Macine
Congress
What the Music Box Played Nightly at Seashore Estate
A wealthy man’s summer home near a seashore featured a white marble bath room with silver trim and a concealed music box. An English guest, asked about the bath, heard the box play God Save the King, forcing him to stand while bathing, prompting the momentary distrust and humor.
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Trottae Isseensonen
Thia
An Eyalighman
Ama
Engishman
Reflections of a Bachelor in a New Era Prospects
Fragmented prose discusses social expectations for men and women, noting discomfort with dating norms and the idea of women seeking European travel as costly. The piece hints at romantic skepticism and the pressures of modern courtship.
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Post
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Lepuares
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Dolson
Dai Orse
Guy Johnson
Henry Patterson
Faming
William 3
Bryan
Warwick
Democratic Party
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Democrata
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Gey Johnson
Ton Gov Johnson
Jafferson
Jackson
Republicana
George Gray
Dov Johnson
Bryanche
Gov. Johnson
Cleveland
Col. Watterson
Myr
Mr. McHaley
Mark Hanna
McKinley
Demeratte
Philippines
Lonel E. Quigg
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Wilsy
Ant International
Rossevelt
Boiss
Tannor
Wilmington
Bernard
Oyster Bay
Boston
Ambestos
Popeste
Rosse
Gomorrah Baal
Larry
International Morality Congress
Pontal Dent
Pittsburg
Shore
Pittsburo
Timae
Digas
Fitzaburg
George B. McClellen
Tenten
McClellan
Horatio Seymour
Grant
Whitelaw Reid
Carl Sebucz
Murat Helntead
Bright and Bray
Camnon
New York Pres
Alexander
Napoleon
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Poland
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Saladin
East
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Alexander H. Stephens
Stephen A Doglas
Jay Gould
Samuel Spencer
Senstor Nox
Abe Gruber
Phil Sheriden
Mey
Bowery
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Theodosius
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Henrietta Maris
Wilkin Evens
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Chicago
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Chiners
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Fred
St Lovie Pagar
Blarr
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Haywood
Gov. Bromenbers
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Ike
Frank B Bostwick
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Crescent Avenue
Plainfield
Morocco
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Boatwick
Anneying
River Street
Gilbert Johnston
Kring Edward
Foxtenor
Wanderlied
Howe
Lanai
United States Court
Standard Oil Company
Jol D. Rockefeller
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Tome Haute
Ind
Landis
Supcemaa Court
Standard Ol Company
Supreme Court
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Grand Rapids
Willard
Tte
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