Limiting the Lion Hunter the Chief Occupation at Cairo
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Cairo exhibition with the Camel Corps for an American party trip. References to Roosevelt visits, Kaiser invitation rumors, and a mix of names and places appear, including mentions of Mrs Roosevelt, Miss Tahel, and the Hotel Adlon. The text mingles political talk with travel and reception details, lacking clear single event focus.
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Cairo
Val Roosevelt
Kermit
Cura Zoological Garéeps
Roosevelt
Miss Tahel
Naguwhile
Catro
Blrany
Val Hoosevelt
Commerce and Labor
Ashar University
I Kotsevett
John D's Woods Fire Threatens Hills and Estates at Tarrytown
Three conflagrations threaten John D Rockefeller property and nearby estates in Tarrytown New York as heavy winds spread smoke across hills. Fire teams battled blazes on the Rockefeller estate and the Carroll estate, with crews from nearby departments rushing to control multiple fires despite gusty conditions.
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Howard Carroll
Tarrytown
Sprelal Vy P
Wantington
Tarevtown
John D Rockefeet
Rockefellur
Eusime
Rorkefelion Ir
el Rati Fetler
Porantico
Banks Must Tell Indicts 31 as Grafters in Pittsburg Presentment
Pittsburg grand jury reveals a sweeping cash-for-deposits plot involving six banks named as city depositories. It targets six named banks and several councilmen, detailing bribes, illicit payments, and requests for formal reports from bank directors. The report notes possible further indictments and calls for legal action to nullify disputed city deposit designations.
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Boards
Mercy For
Pittsburg
Mar
Pittabures
Monierpal
Grand Jury
Ai Fankh
Investicgale
Tix Grand Furs
Seid
Cis of
Farmers Deposit National Bank
Second National Bank of
German National Bank of
Pitttsburg
German National Bank of Alleghens
Columbia National Bank of Pittsburg
Ingmen* Savage and ‘Trust Company of Alleghans
City Depositorie
Ms Bank
Hite Jngrs
Serii
Ancinly
Counciinen
Institutiona Mercy
Thew
Joseph C Wanyon
Turis
Alew
Menia
Klein Or
Wasson
Charles Stewart
Wiliam Brand
Paniies
Bald Pastor Resigns Over Baldness In Jerseyan Church
The pastor of St Trinity s Brangetiway Lurh tian in Jersey Cis writes to his congregation that baldness forces retirement from the ministry. He cannot wear his cap in the pulpit and plans a farewell sermon near Sunday 81.25 to Baltimore and return, with travel by Pennsylvania Hallroad.
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St .Trinity S Brangetiway
Lurhtian
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Hallroad
Cickels
Mrs Gayley Wins Divorce After Lengthy Hearing
Reno New Mar 5 report details an all day court argument over Mrs Gardner Gayley’s divorce. Former Judge acted as counsel for Mrs Gayley, followed by Judge Orr statements. Court ordered a divorce decree with $3600 alimony and $1000 counsel fees. Mrs Gayley and her daughters, bound for New York, were not present.
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Reno New
Gardner Gayley
Orr
Metta
James
Gayley
New York
Thief Breaks Window At John Mealy Jewelry Firm
A daring thief in Wemningeon Baltimore damaged the John W Mealy Sons Company jewelry store on Wes Lesington street by breaking a plate glass window and stealing diamond rings valued near $1000. A paring block used in the break caused the remaining rings to spill back into the shop window. The container window prevented complete theft. Police search ongoing.
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Baltimore
John W. Mealy & Sons Company
Wes Lesington
Chauffeur's Income Revealed In Court Testimony
In New York, Mrs. Scull testified that her husband earned weekly wages around 40 dollars plus about eight dollars weekly in tips, totaling roughly 100 dollars per week. The dialogue contrasted his earnings with potential other work, hinting at social mobility and job desirability.
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New York
Marcy
Mary Awaly
Scull
Dex
Rifles Sent to Ecuador Spark South American Tensions
A Chilean arms shipment believed to be 1000 rifles sent from Santiago to Guayaquil stirs unrest as Peru and Ecuador face disputes over the Tacna Arica boundary. Peru withdraws its legation amid diplomatic strain. the shipment’s purpose remains unclear but seen as pressuring Ecuador and Peru. A separate notice advertises an office furniture sale at 107 G Street.
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Washington Post
Buenos Aires
Mur
Santiago Club
Venador
South America
Chile
Peru
Tecna-Arica
Ecuador
Spain
Chiles
Issa
McUador
Nantliga
Tacna-Arlea
Cuayaquil
Ghite
Teuador
Geusdm
Eruptions of Mount Etna Through the Ages
The Etna eruptions are grander than Ves Savoie yet less frequent. Records list events from B. G. 476 or 477, with major disasters at Catania in 1168 destroying 15,000 residents, 1668 killing 20,000 nearby, 1693 killing 18,000, and 1852 dust and lava flows. Subsequent years show little damage.
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Etna
Vessaviue
Catania
Anhes
Erupting Etna Throws Bombs Into Sky Amid Devastation
Lava pours from fourteen new craters on Mount Etna as incandescent blasts and black smoke envelop villages near Catania. Thousands watch from afar while locals fear panic. Cardinal Nava reports widespread distress and faith providing solace. King Victor plans to visit the scene to oversee relief efforts as eruptions threaten towns and roads.
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Catama Sui Mar
Maant
Wrater
Catania
Wong
Mount Etna
Feluassa
Niles
Rome
Victor Immunue
Cranelsca Nava
Fire Tragedy at Fish Furniture Company Claims Two Daring Helpers
Chicago reports a fatal blaze at the Fish Furniture Company caused by benzine in a cigar lighter process. Eleven identified dead, with seventeen total victims. two men died saving employees and a coroner's inquest set for April 2. Names of deceased include Harry Barlington, LinEd Anderson, Minsh WB, and Veronica Margarita among others. Firefighters recovered bodies as investigators probe ignition source and escape attempts on floors four through six.
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Chicago
Harry Barlington
Lined Anderson
Gurtaldt Quinn
Frist
Mary Vario
Clorence Suliyan
Tian
Florence
Fines levied against Harrison Street Cold Storage Company
The New York Massachusetts court announced 150000 in fines against Harrison Street Cold Storage Company for illegal shipments of game. A state investigation found 143 pheasants 277 wild ducks a taqu al 1700 snipe and other birds at the plants. The defense claimed the birds were shipped in sealed packages labeled meat and poultry.
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New York
Harrison Street
Atereid
Ex Wife Sues Millionaire for Alienation of Affection
Mrs Hattie Dunnelly Cole, former wife of Howard G. Cole, Chicago financier, files twelve suits in Kansas City seeking 250000 in damages for alienating her ex-husband’s affections from her. The petitions claim she married Cole in 1900 and separated in 1908, citing the present Mrs Cole as repeatedly showering attention on him and prompting the divorce. Mrs Cole No 3, once Mrs Hunt, was a Chicago society figure and horsewoman with national fame. A sensational testimony fragment described how she caught her husband with another woman, identity unrevealed.
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ED. Cole
Kansas City
Hattie Dunnelly Cole
Howard G. Cole
Chicago
Louise Goleman Cole
Jarvis Hunt
Howard G Cole
Cole
Calt
Hunt
Noted Explorer Here Accompanied by His Wife
Sir Ernest H Shackleton and Lady Shackleton arrived in New York on the Lusitania and will be hosted by Ambassador and Mrs Bryce in Washington. He plans to address the National Geographic Society and be presented a gold medal by President Taft for the U S Geographical Survey. Roosevelt's chances in Antarctic exploration are discussed as favorable but uncertain.
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Kaiser
Boho Mar
Tol Ryeverel
Berliy
Zeprelta
Tonk
Ministry of
Erga
Ian Om
Adlun
Tien
Phoemperor
Crete
Roosevelt Visi
Londehitberg
Krug Ld
Hotlay
Witeth
Fica
Wilwaukee Press
Sir Ernest H. Shackleton
Altitrade
Lady Shackleton
Union Station
British Ambass
Suente
Ambascador
Bryce
Sir Ernest
Ads Shackleton
New York
Cunard
Transportation Club
Washington
Emtertaintiente
Banor
Bria
Tincheon
Ernest
Tonlent
National Geographic
Hull
Taft
Geographite Societs
Press Club
Evinger
Lady Stackleton
Suriety
New Lork
Protest Against Smith Appointment Delays Federal Judge Nomination
Obie Federation of Labor protests to President Taft over the proposed appointment of Alexaber Smith of Toledo as a federal judge. The letter argues the railroa d and other corporations influence require independent judicial selection to serve public interests.
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Obie Federation of Labor Jory
Smith
Cleveland Glia Mar
Niciten
Stareveda
Taft
Alexaber Smth
Toledo
Qiao
Wi Simty Corporation
Tle
Brill
Judees Cra
Ulis
Hig Watt
Sunth
Death by Own Action Reveals Double Marriage Motive
A letter found among the dead man HD McDonald’s effects claims he had a second wife in Cincinnati and used the name HW Ward during the act. The Cincinnati wife, unaware of his death, is pregnant and inquires about the child. Transit notice mentions $125 to Baltimore via Baltimore and Ohio.
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Iowa
Foxx
Coromer
HD McDonald
Cincinnati
HW Ward
McDonald
Exposition in Washington Faces Senate Push for Federal Aid
A plan to hold a large Washington exposition celebrating the Panama Canal in 1915 gains support from Senator Elkins and House members. A bill to provide federal funds for construction and operations may be introduced in the Senate, with a House measure proposed by Representative Moore of Philadelphia for about five million dollars. Trade bodies back the effort, aiming to use permanent exhibition structures for post-event government use.
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Moore Talang
House
Congress
Washington
Rampleton
Panama, Canal
Elkinson
Seale
Senate
Bill Dines
Otter
Tix
Elkins
Ekins Guid Venierdas
Columbas
Panama
Wassington
J Hampton
Moore
Philadelphia
Fiat
Ex-Representative McGavin details abuse in divorce suit
McGavin testified that his wife Mabel jumped on him scratched his face in bed and that in January she attempted to shoot him with a revolver which was taken away. Other witnesses including Margaret Dayton and Julia Belford corroborated allegations of cruelty. judge ordered the evidence to be submitted in writing for decree printing.
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McGavin
Sparta
Washington
Representa We Meas
Judee Bedt
Mabel
Narviare
Pat Mas
Countel
Pat
Lis Sterne
Meg
Lis
McGasins
Pis Ester
Aiargaret Dayton
Jolia Belformerh
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Common Council
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Workingmans Sackings and ‘Trust Company
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