American bankers prepare Russian loan in New York
In New York bankers edge toward funding a Russian loan after peace talks hint at a large issue around 100 million dollars. London Berlin and Paris circles expect U S banks to participate. the size uncertain though a substantial sum is mentioned. Former Secretary Foster lauds Roosevelt for peace envoy efforts and notes Japanese and Chinese leaders view the settlement with mixed feelings. He also discusses the Hankow Canton railway concession and Chinese interests in completing the line.
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New York
Cireles
London
Berlin
Paris
Mies
Hitesti
Aig SD
John W. Poster
Roosevelt
Japan
Dapan
China
Hankow Canton
Morgan Arn Gionte
Foster
Athenonna
Iif
Rome Approves of It After Portsmouth Conference
The high government and diplomatic corps largely away from Tome react with gratification to the Portsmouth conference outcome. Those in the capital commend the peace effort and congratulate President Johnson and the nations Ossetia and Japan on the settlement.
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Tome
Portsmouth
Jomsevolt
Osetia
Japan
Training Was Active in Paris News of Peace Hopes Rise
A garbled report from Paris notes heightened training activity and public optimism as peace talks near conclusion. Mentions moments of tension, with unclear figures and places, reflecting a period of wartime mobilization and public speculation.
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Paris
Tovley
Tisstane
Tne
Donde
Smd
Rossin
Copenhagen Aggressions Stir War Ending Signals
In Copenhagen officials discuss the end of the war amid antiefaction currents. Telegrams to President Rennerett and M. Witte express desire for peace and access to the American minister. Roosevelt noted as key mediator. Market speculation and rapid telegrams mark today’s session as talks accelerate. Portemerth Ang B12 reports Witte’s dispatch of an administration telegram from Emperor Nicholas.
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Copenheges
Denmark
Rennerett
M. Witte
Kine
Cherietian
Roomerett
Mrs Colt's Will Probate Reveals Large Estate Provisions
The will of the late Mie Schivel Colt was presented for probate with an estate conservatively valued near 9 million dollars. A brother and sister receive substantial shares with life interests, a sister-in-law is provided 10,000, and several other bequests are noted. A fund for the Good Shepherd Child is set to support a later purpose, with a final distribution planned upon the life tenant's death in Hartford.
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Hietiard Willan Hart
Mary Lovie Fite
Oraid
Thesii
Darele Roblisen
Enull
Sin
Bilzabeth Colt
Diryia Heweh
Elizabeth J. Dateiets
Fugedith Chirel
the Good Shepherd
Sadie Cott
Hatiford
Tetliat
Boys Steal Canoe Thrill Hartford Street Parade
Three youths aged about 18 and two or three others towed a canoe from Shelton Street to the police station crowded Main Street traffic. The vessel leaking, they claimed it was for camping and planned repairs but were charged after officers questioned their true motive.
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Hartford
Warne
Senate Fdr
Sheldon Street
Horch
Don
James Mulloy
Daniel Murray
Thomas Mahoney
Malloy
Shelton Street
Wentry
Hoach
Hoy
Dee” Madden
Two Robbed Casket Makers Arrested for Coffin Theft
In New York the Morgan Casket Company reported stolen coffins. Detectives arrested George Bastain and Harry Parrot, both former employees, as they allegedly used a coffin rack to steal items at a reduced price. They pleaded guilty at Magistrate Tighe and were sent to jail on bail.
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New York
Morgan Casket Company
Park
Mroottya
Park Avenue
Morgan Casket
Tighe
Adame Street
Reelected CSTAT Officers Unearthed In Norwich Meeting
Father Elly reelected president of the Catholic Twtel Atetinener in Norwich. Jake Kelly of New Pritein and Mee Husabeth Cerne of Merilen named vice presidents. Sy reclamation Wittem Create of New Haven listed among officers.
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Elly @re
Twtel Atetinener
Norwich Tuesane
Jake Kelly
New Pritein
Mee
Husabeth Cerne
Merilen
New Haven
Pirates player wins eight camera tourney title in Newport
Aug Peek C Wright of Pirates won the eight camera tournament today in Newport, defeating Carrere Hobert of New York.
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Newport
Dove for Man and Pocket Picker In Fatal Water Event
New York reports a drowning incident at Tell Gate in the East River where a man clashed in swift waters. Edward Brown tried to grab a pocket before falling, police pursued, Brown surrendered after brief pursuit and was escorted to shore where authorities prepared to recover the suspect.
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New York
Atia
Wilhceinth
Tell Gate
Willerel
Edward Brow
Eolipae
Alwag
Put Island
Fitees
Naples crater eruption and interior rumbling observed
Report from Naples notes roaring from the crater interior with lava or ash flow seen down the cone's inner wall. Observers describe a powerful eruption as molten material is ejected and makes audible rumblings within the crater.
Burglary at Stamford Residence Suspect Auto Theft
Police trace a steel auto worth 810i Inefish and jewelry valued over 204000 stolen from Taall Yonner's Stamford home. Evidence suggests burglars tested a metal part to aid the theft and a safe was taken during the break in on the Round. Authorities pursue leads and scan for a pattern of similar burglaries in the area.
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Stimnfort
Threatening Letter Targets Judge and Prisoner Case
A poorly written note from a letter writer in New York Newark targets Judge Skinner of the Court of Sea Mone. It mentions Hadolph Kotter, a turilary sentenced to two years, and threatens violence to his body and his bones. The tone implies a conspiracy and warns judges to stop sending men away.
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New York
Yosef
Fourth Product
Newark
Feritten
Skinner
Court of Sea
Weiter
Hadolph Kotter
Kotler
Iilae
Runaway youths from Industria School escape in Meriden
Police report two girls aged around 14 fled Industria School and arrived in Meriden with aliases Mamie and Mary Welelach. They were found wandering after midnight, visited Mrs Gaffery’s home, then sought shelter at Lakeview parking. They had taken $14 from a man named Wete tach before their rescue and return by the tether of a relative.
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Malate
Omier Thompact
Malti Etteet
Industria
Mamie
Attiey
Mary Welelach
Toth
Meriden
Lakeview
Asylim
Mert
Final motions in wartime policy debate reported
A garbled report outlines a wartime policy discussion. It mentions a French Algerian merchant and a minister expected to address final foreign issues. The text hints at a possible departure if certain confessions or statements occur, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Tangier Motown Night Sizzles In August Breeze
A fragment from Tangier evinces a Moroccan scene titled Tangier Motown Night in early August. The note hints at an eclectic mix of music and guests, with ambience described as vibrant and upbeat, hinting at a lively cultural event.
Row in the Church Causes Episcopal Reshuffle in New York
A clash within the African Methodist Episcopal Church in New York leads to Bishop Benjamin W. Arnett relieving officials and reassigning leaders. Bishop Tanner faces reassignment after the Philadelphia and New Jersey conferences, while Bishop Leet Coppin is assigned elsewhere.
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New York
Benjamin W. Nett
Afetean Methodist Episcopal Chirch
Hishop
Cornell
Foster Fing
Philladelphia
New Torcey
New Bheland
Arnett
Chirohes
New
Leet Coppin
Conference delegates call Filipinos unfit for immediate independence
A conference session with sustutors for Philippine independence concluded that Filipinos are altogether unfit for immediate independence. It warned that without protection from civilization, Moros and other tribes would suffer exploitation by theorists and merchants at large.
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Manili
Ang Do
Fesun Genet
Brown Must Go In Seoul Korean Finance Shakeup
News from Seoul reports John Melcary Brown, longtime head of the Korean finance office, likely to be dismissed as Japanese adviser M. Megéto gains influence. After a tense power struggle and renewed concerns over Korea’s finances, Brown departed, despite earlier government support from Great Britain and the United States.
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Seoul
Ate
John Melcary Brown
Ken
M. Megéto
Brown
America
Brwn
RIP VAN WINKLE FARM BOLD REMARKS ON FARM TROPHIE
Fragmentary notes describe a local farm near Paterson. Mentions Paterson area, a figure named Howard, and pheasants connected to farm production. The text is garbled but centers on farm life and a person linked to agricultural activity.
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RIP van Winkle Farm
BOLD
Paterson
Fup van Winkte
Peter
T. Re Howard
Business suspended amid strike disrupts local orders
A process strike has interrupted activities here, halting normal operations and delaying the mighification of pending orders as Lite Reels and Ang ThA confront the disruption. Local officials report the situation remains unsettled with no fix yet.
Connecticut Winter Forecast Lacks Clarity
Forecast notes erratic weather in Connecticut with mentions of cold snaps and possible snowfall. The fragment hints at shifting conditions and wind, but offers no concrete dates or measurements, leaving readers unsure about timing or severity.
Prank Fracas Leaves Ship Sharp with Faulty Compasses
A New York bound steamer named Hoo arrived after a prank modified compasses caused an eight point error. The vessel, struck by Nebraow in Southern waters near August 4, with masts and spars damaged by electricity, rendered the crew unable to navigate. Several hours of confusion followed as compasses proved useless for the remainder of the voyage.
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New York
Port Todiny
Feseel Caine
Port Autoulo
Lp Nebraiow
Hull
Rome
Fiala Returns from Polar Expedition Voyage
Anthony Fiala commander of the Zeige polar expedition arrived in New York aboard the Geewnie from Liverpool. The expedition with the sloop left Norway in June 1900 and was reported by the Tetra Nova under W R B. Chonif. The Oceanic carried other passengers including a chief justice from the United States Supreme Court.
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New York
Anthony Fiala
Geewnie
Liverpool
Fiala
Cotsisting
Norway
Wrb
Chonif
Plan Iinnevang
Oceanie
Inetice Puller
Hited States Expreme Court
Bennington Explosion Court Martial Notes
Washington Secretary Honaparte disapproves parts of the court inquiry into the Bennington explosion. He cites failure to address safety valve issues and criticizes the absence of findings against Captain Lucien Youngh and machinery head Rusigh Chiries Wade. Youngh and Wade must face court martial.
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Washington
Honaparte
Bennington
Atu
Stromboli Eruption Drives Evacuations in Sicily
Messina reports volcanic activity on Stromboli with a noisy eruption ejecting heavy ash. Dense smoke blankets inland areas and Pinole villagers flee as surrounding settlements evacuate amid the seismic event.
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Messina
Sicily
Stromholtze
Vulcano
Villagore
Reopened Surimovo steel works amid earlier disturbances
Nijol Novgorod Ituswin and Ati report the Surimovo steel foundry, long cloned due to Inbar disturbances, has reopened today. Other departments are expected to follow centrally as operations resume.
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Nijol Novgorod
Ituswin
Ati
Surimovo
Fiel
Rewame
Local notes and events from Seabella city page
The Seabella committee discussed plans for a colonial card party to be held soon. James J. Lawlor announced his candidacy for director of the Democratic ticket. A obituary notes the death of an elderly resident on School Street, survived by four children. A market scene described a daily feature, stock departures, and a tomato heater incident. A court motion relates to an injunction and a preservation effort near Frost's bridge. An infant-related complaint is also mentioned with a theater disagreement and a court case summary.
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Seabella
Denny Reardon
Holy Cfe
Eand Seminary
James Jl. Lawlor
Lawlor
Bownd of
Cation
Mrefila Coben
School Street
Hebrew Cemetery
Bnet
Veesley
Joseph Margen
Frost's Bridge
Terond
Willian
Motes
Gerheer
Today's Eclipse a Great Disappointment
Cambridge Massachusetts Aug 80 Observations at Harvard observatory were hampered by clouds and wind. Officials express disappointment as no precise timing or comprehensive data could be gathered. The partial eclipse in New York was also obscured by haze.
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Cambridge
Mars
Sit’ Éelipke
Harvard Observatory
Salie
Harvard
Wren
Mentel
Tnites States Data Observatory
Skinner
Hall
Pelco Ant Hammond
Hank
Hintemday
New York
Toby
Shonts Suffers After Vaccination Wave
Theodore I. Shonts, chairman of an Isthmian committee, reports a sore arm and swelling after vaccination. He traveled to New York for further treatment as doctors monitored his reaction and advised rest and future precautions.
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Washington
Theodore I. Shonts
Jost
Aliy
New Yorke
York
Sthents
Poy Rigamts Arrest Report From Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania a youth named Mert Allen age ten faced arrest in Leetshire New York over alleged tying to a secret. The story mentions marriage rumors involving Gret and Allen and references a Mrs Allen as the first wife.
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Scranten
Sight Agent Woteris in Indiana End Aug 3
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sighting agent in Woteris Indiana on August 3. The brief text mentions Wittewale and a troche on bie feturs but lacks clear context or details. Entities referenced include Indiana and a person named Wittewale. Further readable specifics are unavailable.
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Woteris
Ind
Ang
Wittewale
Liquor Prescriptions Lead to Prosecution in Paonrite
A misread county hearing reveals prosecutor Addrew J. Theewell pressing charges linked to prescriptions for liquor. Physicians and the sender face scrutiny over alleged improper medical orders as law enforcement investigates the Centre Vilegs case and Paonrite town context.
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J. Theewell
J. L. Gartoer
Centre Vilegs
Paonrite
Old Case Opens Over Theft Charge In Cole Street Row
Mire Plleeheth Kelle or Matdveih wee Tewae faced theft accusations after a Cole Street incident. Mee Cenenting Sweeney testified about a purse and $25 alleged taken from her pillow while a neighbor’s brief intrusion occurred. Court proceedings before Justice Rauby revealed disputed evidence and witness testimonies.
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Sweeney
Cole Street
Kennedy
Hay
Sweeney Cinttie
Kelly
Nik
Kellie
Costa
Alan
Tay
Woman killed husband in marital dispute at Newson restaurant
Fragmentary report describes a woman fatally shooting her husband in a restaurant in Newson. Police say two were involved in a confrontation when an unidentified individual fired. The incident ends with the husband dead and authorities investigating the motive and circumstances.
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William Wee
le Bie Ite En Todley
Summer’s Going Brings Autumn Near in Advert Summary
An ad style fragment discusses seasonal change and shopping for furniture and home furnishings. It mentions furniture items like sideboards and closets, stresses quality materials, and hints at pricing and features, with references to locations and markets. The text is fragmented and reads as a period advertisement blurb.
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