Review of the Week in Allgemeine Zeitung And Global Events
The Allgemeine Zeitung reports Haron EHireich's widow donating 420,000,000 pounds to support Jewish emigration to Segentina. It covers the deadly Spanish tidal wave with about 50,000 killed and widespread suffering due to scarce medical aid. It notes Franco-Spanish tensions, France's rupture, and alliances involving Germany. A failed assassination on President Faure is discussed, with subsequent plots and cabinet changes in France.
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Het Haron Ehirech
Prac
Segentina
Syaleecanvassing Bar
France
Alsrapaly
Spain
England
Germany
Aieneladers Danse Fry Balog
Nata Gt
Wen
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Paure
Faur
Feeach Republie
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Lyons
Faure
Armet
Taly
Christian Endeavor Convention Tracked Amid Storms and Riots
Amid heavy rain and crowded tents in Washington many delegates of the Christian Endeavor Convention faced a disrupted program as churches opened to host attendees. A fire and train incident near Ocimera, with multiple deaths, underscored a day of chaos and tragedy. Local figures and labor unrest formed a grim backdrop as the gathering struggled to proceed.
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Tie Lote
Washington
Italy
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Lough
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Gverfawitg
Echusiaan Way
USA
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Ion
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Chicago
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Ocimera
Lawson
Isa
Wali Uiat
Vermont News: Murders, Monuments, and Public Trials
Fragmented Vermont report outlines a double murder scene, a marshal’s trial, and a statewide memorial committee. It notes a shooting death, ensuing arrests, and a court schedule as well as updates on the Vermont grand jury and dedication planning for a monument.
Laborer Injured by Laid Wide Yard Accident
Fragmented report describes a laborer injured by a laid beam in a yard incident, with union details and an annual meeting planned in Orwell and Manchester areas. It mentions pension department action, local society gatherings, and upcoming events including a Grand Army encampment in St. Paul Mine and related travel and ticketing notices.
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Elny
Illeas
Orwell
Shari Lawrence
Aietane
Vols
Luley
Mancipaier
Eare Nichols
Dorset
MW Alley
Manchester
Treawarer
Sons of Veterans
Schanpoal Ehca
Grand Army
St. Paul, Mine
Industee
Var Department
Claridon Hotel
Pointe Im
Ermant
St. Paul
Wenying Lp
Marble firm expands as Rutland sale shifts assets
Industrial developments reveal the Venettan archie company moves into Pittford Isdo and Beadfort while a Swit & Brainen property sale transfers to Florentine Marble of Minos. Market activity includes a 101- He price and plans to boost output amid local industry changes.
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Hitiad
West Kurland
Proctor
Venettan Archie Company
Pitteford Isdo
Witch
He Swan
Habie
Beadfort
Harriet MC
Witwall
Minos
Vermont People and Rutland Doctor Dies After Cancer
In Rutland, Dr Samuel J Grinwald a leading citizen dies at age 7? from a neck cancer. A Chester Mass native, he moved to Wallingford then Mt. Cantieram Medical College and practiced in Hoosick Falls Clarendon Springs and Rutland for 11 years. He served as vice president of Kodar Savings Bank and treasurer of the Rutland Medical Society. Survived by his wife and daughter.
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America
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Verbonter
Lanie Pethelion
New York
Tte Ice
Euateaeees Ie Ie
Samuel J. Grinwald
Rutland
Chester
Maso
Wallingford
Mt. Cantieram S Medical College
Ira
French engineers test water scooter craft with wheels
A French naval expert reports on an experimental marine craft powered by wheels and propellers designed to move through water with reduced friction. The device uses large exterior wheels mounted on a platform to drive the vessel, aiming to minimize drag and achieve higher speeds than traditional ships.
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Wachin
Lery
Fruns
Patent Medicine Claims and Political Notes Highlight Page
The page blends notices of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with various political and social items. It discusses remedies for female ailments and liver pills, then shifts to tariff talk, socialist candidates, Cuban rebellion estimates, and local and national political commentary, alongside short notices on court bribery, newspaper suspensions, and regional events.
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Lydia E. Plukham
Lydia E. Pinkhas
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Casteria
A brief item notes a streak or plea tied to pitcher casteria named in the fragment. The readable text repeats the title phrase without clear context or dates, leaving the exact event or person ambiguous but indicating a focus on a pitcher and a cry or plea related to casteria.
Veteran Vermont officer dies. long Civil War service noted
Obituary notes Edward L. Kelley of Brooklyn died recently after moving to Vermont for health. Born March 4 1840 in Mt. Holly he served in Co B and Co E, later captaining a Vermont unit to war’s end. Survived by widow Fannie and daughter Annie his varied career included New York Produce Exchange work and warehousing.
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Co. B
Frederick Holbrook
Vermont
New York
Eee
Ke, B. Bartlett & Co
Fannie
Hatfield
Annie
Enoch B. Harvey, Weaior
Neer, & Gardner
Calais
Wemerales
Barnet
Rutland
Tucius Fairchild
Russia
Madison
Wis
Butler
Hutler
Haury Hussell
WJ Coupeil
Bryan le
Omaha Law
Aghter
A. G. Chadwick
St. Johnsbury
Sawyer H. Greece
C. E
Ieton
D.C
Cavalry Baptist Church
Eppsburgh
Greene
Norwich
Rochester
Colgate
Columbia University of Washington
Isaac N. Camp
Chicago
Estey & Camp
Kimote
Lake Geneva
Allege
University of Vermont
Barre
High Schoul
Hurlington
H. Storey
Story 4 Camp
Estey
Extey Company
Story
Cumng
Chicago Guarantee Jet Society
Sia
Rogal |Raters Depsit Company
Evriwil
Crivwiture
Liberania Esp Tivet
Anl Hak Perund
Ees
Unboo Park Congregational
Fragmentary Nervous Tale in Poetic Prose
The clipped passage hints at themes of restraint and deprivation. It presents a character contemplating enjoyment, mentioning jail and suffering, with disjointed phrases about appetite and punishment. The text is incomplete and challenging to parse for concrete facts.
Fragments Hint at Local Warrey Budget News
OCR fragment mentions a base and oats and a narrative about a woman with tears and state matters. Readable names and specific events are absent, leaving an unclear study of wartime budgeting or social distress. The readable text is too fragmentary to determine a definite event or outcome.
Anecdote Echoes Stevenson Port Appeal Tale
A fragment recalls Senator Blackburn invoking a port appeal tied to his Confederate soldier record. It parallels Vice President Stevenson’s story about the 198 convention and Judge Davis. A Townsman from Bloomington is featured in a wartime political recollection about presenting a strong candidate.
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Mary
Blackburn
Stevenson
Grant
David Davin
Bloomington
Illinois
Davis
Egypt
Democratic Party
Gomez Heroic Night At Sugar Mill Ambush
In Cuba the insurgent Maximo Gomez faces a Spanish ambush near the Mi Rosa sugar mill. As messengers report two more columns closing in, Gomez rests briefly after a forced march, then orders 12 men to detain the enemy before resuming with coffee and readiness for action.
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Cuba
Maximo Gomez
Mi Rosa
Gomez
Galope
Rugar-mill
Audiencs
Audee
Noted Orator Bartlett and Polk in Debating Hall Echoes
The fragment recalls Thomas Bartlett of Vermont famed for rhetoric and a Congress run. Walker and Bryan figures provoke ridicule while Polk Tennesee and others are mentioned as notable speakers. A crowd reacts as laughter and tension rise during a tense political moment.
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Poth
Walker
Bryan
Thomas Bartlett
Vermont
Polk Tenneewe
Merle Avery
Eugar
Shoes for Every Foot in Wide Varied Stock
The store boasts a varied selection of men’s, women’s and children’s footwear. It emphasizes fitting each customer individually, inviting time for proper choices and ensuring both shoes fit comfortably. If a wife wears a certain style, the claim is that there is a similar merit in their shoes.
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