Jerome Faces Trial as Prosecutor Accused of Blocking Case
Jerome faces trial amid claims the district attorney pressured for a harsher prosecution and refused to push a case against a man who appeared before professional directors in New York. The Metropole Street Railway line and witness Wilitanys of Tillnelast are cited with bribes and juror influence allegations. The inquiry touches the Metrepadligaa Stpery case and a committee inquiry into the conduct of the prosecutor, with witnesses including Gregan Povarsaas and others.
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Wilitanys
Tillnelast
Gok
Metropole
Hin
Ehbef Wittess
Lesan Wilepeta
Gregan Povarsaas
New York
Ethipgess
Dastiget
Pegsheet Ag
Insabe
Pane
Tsb
Atper
New York figure linked to theater fade and local scandal
A garbled report recalls a New York figure tied to theatre ventures and a decline in public fortunes. It mentions Mr. Alintery DUM SIN, a theater figure known in Yorkville and at Wilts Che, with references to past roles and a noted decline in activity over several years.
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Maser Barats
New York
Alintery
Yorkville
Wilts
Chinese Catholic Priest and local church figures noted
Fragmented OCR recounts a Chinese Catholic priest and several clerics connected to church life. It mentions names such as Gao and Choad, a reference to Pisaich Ayes, and a prominent female figure linked to a church or shrine. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear events.
Fire damages large area in Wilebita Kansas
A 100000 dollar blaze swept through Wilebita threatening the Milton Ble company yard and pavements north of Proughas Avenue. The fire spread to the eastern side and to nearby yards, devastating the east side of one block. No injuries reported at this time.
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Wilebita
Proughas Avenue
Wilehita
Brewery Workers Strike Over Wages and Conditions
Workers at a local brewery staged a walkout protesting pay, hours, and safety. Management met with union delegates but no agreement was reached as employees remained off the job seeking better terms.
Sioux City Live Stock Market Brief
Sioux City reports Thursday livestock market activity with quoted prices and notes on traded items and market conditions. Details are limited due to fragmented text but indicate prices around five shillings and references to local sellers and buyers.
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Sioux City
Shouse Wits
Southern Pacthe Closes Shops Amid Job Losses
In Baneton Texas local commerce reels as the Southern Pachic and Pens Center shop operations shut down after a brief notice. More than 2,600 workers reportedly lose positions across the facilities, with impacts on the regional economy and families awaiting further details.
Vubooes Warehouse Bivens Destroyed by Fire
A warehouse in the town suffered a blaze on Thursday morning destroying Ham pton A Co property and Covington inventory. Fire crews fought flames through the day, listing smoke and heat damage to storing areas and nearby structures.
Lincoln UL bank president robbed of 3060 dollars
Frank Procter, head of the Lincoln UL bank and owner of Lincoln Mining, was held up by highwaymen on Wednesday afternoon near the public square. Three robbers seized the satchels with payroll funds as bystanders pursued. two suspects were caught while a third fled with the money. Police recovered some clues but the trail remained active.
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Frank Procter
Lincoln, Ul, Bank
Lincoln Mining Company
Praetor
Tim
Froerer
Protec
Sparberk
Detroit Store Crash Involved Interurban Car Collision
A bout of confusion followed a street collision in Detroit on a Wednesday afternoon. An interurban car struck near Whipter Street, sending passengers and bystanders scrambling. Paramedics transported several injured individuals to a local hospital for treatment.
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Detroit
Mieli
Ann Arbor
Yaerty
Riot at State Convention Ends in Arrests
A disturbance at the state convention in Nashville led to arrests of a black and a white man as order was restored. Brownlow Oliver and other leaders presided as officials adjourned the session without selecting a presidential candidate.
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Nustiville
Pranes
Orriber
Brownlow
Oliver Wing
Pery Hughes
Fairbanks
Cotton
Paraker
Chasm Rescue After Fire Breaks Out in City Building
Firefighters battled a blaze at a city building as a crowd fled. A person was rescued from a window by firefighters using a ladder, then moved to safety while police secured the scene. The incident occurred near the Chaikowakys pool area with nearby streets closed.
Morgan Visits Home Amid Royal Audience in Rome
J P Morgan was entertained at Abmer Wednesday night by C Griscom the American ambassador at Rome Morgan received in audience by King Victor Emmanuel on the king s return from Venice after a prior reception.
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Morgan
J.P. Morgan
Abmer
Liegd Bt C. Griscom
Rome
Morgan Wilh
Victor Emmanuel
Venice
Untitled fragment from South Bend probate note
Fragmentary notice from South Bend, Ind about Martha Longacre and Elizabeth Lorges. Mentions a terflitene over Brave of her sister and possible distribution of money. details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Longacre
South Bend
Ind
Elizabeth l
Martha
Elizabeth
Rawhide Bandit Story Proves Unfounded Rumor
A sensational tale from Rawhide Nevada about bandits operating nearby and seizing large booty is shown to be unfounded. No evidence supported the claim and authorities dismissed the report as false.
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Rawhide
Nev
Trump Upset Child Burned In Lima Home Fire
A two year old girl Lenore Smith died after a lighted lamp was overturned at a Lima residence, igniting a fire that destroyed the home. The incident occurred as a white man named Trump was upset and allegedly involved.
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Trump
Child
Blome
Lenore Smith
White
Lima
Fire Burned Down Tobacco Warehouse in Owenton
Night riders caused a large blaze at a tobacco warehousing site in Owenton early in the week. The fire destroyed 159000 rounds of tobacco and caused about 30000 dollars in losses.
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Owenton
Bank Run and Black Hand Threats Shock New York
Three thousand depositors mob the Path bank in New York as fear grips the city over threats by the Black Hand after the banker and his family were targeted. Police crack down as authorities press hard amid a chaotic run stirred by recent violence connected to Francesco Pelletre’s death and alleged extortion attempts.
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Singerseay
Bank of Pasa
Phos Bbb
Fan Denker
Miets Io Steer
New York
Hre
Mght
Black Hand
Francesco Pelletre
Path Bank
Aemeliha Son
Caterdote
Rebres Dhan
Murder Trial Sparks Auburn Search at Big Mouse Lake
A garbled OCR fragment describes a murder case involving Ciltee Browse near Big Mouse Lake. A trial is cited and a journalist notes a detected pattern of events two years prior, with references to legal proceedings and a suspect’s actions at Auburn next week.
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Auburn
Ciltee Browse
Big Mouse Lake
Untitled fragment on health and labor impacts
The text presents a garbled discussion of cigarettes harming a person named Moe and mentions an airport, hopeful mentions of a daughter and a coping trend. It reads as a disordered OCR fragment with unclear connections and many misspellings.
Fleet to sail to China invitation declined
The carrier meet decided the fleet will go to China to accept the invitation for a port visit. It was deemed there would be no further invitations for the fleet, and the voyage from the planned schedule would proceed as arranged.
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Ching
China
Theer
Porto
Vermont Senator Stewart Appointed to Fill Proctor Vacancy
Former Vermont Governor Dade WW Stewart of Middlebury was appointed to the U Senate seat Tuesday to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Thedfieldt Proctor. Stewart has accepted the position.
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Vermont
Dade
Stewart
Middlebury
Stites
Senate
Proctor
Thedfieldt Proctor
Coroner Rules Police Chief Justified in Chicago Killing
Jury upholds Chief of Police Shippy and his driver in the fatal shooting of Aver Buch, a young Rus tan Jew, after he attacked the chief. Public meetings and schools are suspended, and a Missouri Kansas and Texas railway shop in Sedalia, employing 600, will shut down April 1 without explanation.
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Shippy
Catcago
J. P. Boley
Averbuch
Missouri, Kansas and Vexis
Sedalia
Murder on Iowa farm shocks community
Ark Whitbeck, a 60s farmer near Auburn, was found beaten near his barn after leaving home at 7 30. His wife and six Brown Children lived alone on the farm. Neighbors found the body about 8. Coroner’s inquest raised questions about motive and the attacker’s identity.
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Fougy
Harnyard
Ark R Whitbeck
Auburn
Hidney
Nan Wan
Avitha
Widow Urarria Fights To Keep Children At Home
A poor widow files in Tama County seeking to retain her seven children aged three to fourteen with her at home rather than placing them in an orphanage. The mother and children disappeared on a night train, and authorities are unsure of their direction or whereabouts as investigations continue.
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Urarria
Notles
W. C. Kennedy
Tama
Uis
Tarn
Toledo boy fatally injured cutting wood accident
Youny Man Wear Toledo badly hurt when cutting wood. Ward Ferriss, PS year old son of Oscar Ferriss, living two miles northwest of Toledo, drove the blade of a tool into his right foot, severing a toe and injuring arteries. He collapsed while trying to reach his home and died shortly after.
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Youny Man
Toledo
Ward Ferriss
Oscar Ferriss
Aiman
Lalae
Fuand
Found Man Under Bed In Iowa City Robbery Tale
A Drake University student in Des Moines awoke to a robber demanding money and jewels. The thief hid under the bed, then escaped as the resident slept, while a mix of local notices covers contests, foreign student groups, and a series of small town incidents including a theater outing, a family birth, and economic ripple effects on rail shops.
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Girk
den Moines
Saues Perris
Drake University
Pies Moines
Tie
Winlesh O
Duel Death Report Denied in Arcadia Friends Murder
The Arcadia men William Duncker and Werman Waanaen were said to have killed each other in a duel at a Ranchester Wyoming hotel but officials deny the claim. Both were found with revolvers in hand, leading to questions of murder by a third party who knew of their money. The men, lifelong friends, had recently set out to “see the west” and were last heard from before a Wyoming sheriff’s telegram reporting the tragedy.
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Wyoming
Willian Duncker
Werman Waanaen
Arcadia
Ranchester
West
Suit Over Love Letters In Des Moines Court
Miss Georgia Stewart of Des Moines sues in the Circuit Court seeking return of her love letters or a judgment of 50 dollars. She values the packets at 00 each but asks for possession of several articles evincing affection in a breach of promise case arising from past romance with a man named Gray.
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Georgia Stewart
Des Moines
FES
Gray
Circuit
Stewart
Ter
Coal Famine Fears Hit Iowa Mines and Towns
A chaotic Iowa news summary reports a looming coal shortage as April 1 mine closures threaten supply. Demands from Des Moines to Davenport include hospitalizations and public health scares, while local incidents such as prison escape, a minister’s death, and a poison scare ripple through communities.
Higher Court Decision Narrows State Railroad Power
The Supreme Court ruling limits state control over railroad rates, swelling federal authority. Justice Harlan alone warns the decision may trigger disaster, predicting that states lose key regulatory power. Minnesota and North Carolina cases anchor the shift, with dissenter Justice Tartin contesting the majority view.
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Supreme Court
Peckhato
North Carolina
United States
Justice Tartan Wits
de Stites Cmd
Minnesota
Mie Dawe Aute
North Carolina Cascade
Fedteray
Joreathy
al Gu
Tharkin
Railroads See Less Severe October Patios Impact
Reports from major railway systems to the Interstate Commerce Commission say October declines were not as serious as feared. Eastern lines and the southeastern region bore the heaviest effects while western and transcontinental roads suffered little. Overall, the national railroad situation shows steady improvement toward normal or better conditions.
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Aimerbeut
Mille Lacs Chippewa to share in six thousand five hundred
A Minnesota Chippewa community on White Earth will receive part of a government grant totaling 6500 dollars. An investigation by a commission questions how the funds are awarded as the article notes and details context around the distribution within the Mille Lacs area.
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White Earth
Minnesota
Tree Ala 4
South Dakota
Bart Wancotter
John Stockhart
Missouri River
Greenwood
Delib
John Donthitt
Weatboro
Wis
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Andy Fiergidoag
Chris
Salt One
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Pacthe and
Baneton
Tex
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National Organ Section
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Agudia Coal
Overy Teas Bosery Mining Company
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Morgan Hotel
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Dex
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Downie Glove Company
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Mule
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Supreme Tribunal
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Justice Harlan
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