Two Best Girls Visit Prisoners In County Jails
A court reports four Northern suspects George Tower Genie Chivence Hastings Henry Gruber and William Delmar met with two young women named Bessie and Nova in the county jail. The girls spoke of innocence and offered support while officers and detectives observed. The meeting was cordial with no usable evidence produced and will influence forthcoming actions and potential transfer to Jefferson for trial.
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George Tower
Genie Chivence
Hastings
Henry J. Gruber
William Delmar
Alla Dimimone
Tveldus
Ficors
Bessie
Tower
Ahr
Nowa
Netta
Gil
Reunions and Returns From Elka Philadelphia Visit
Delegates including Vete and Kilgalian with wives returned from Philadelphia where they attended the grand lodge reunion of Elka and visited friends. The group, including Walter Carnes and Roger Williama, spent time reconnecting with old companions in Buffalo before resuming their vacations and recounting the gathering as a lively, memorably shared experience.
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Waller
Kilgalian
Philadelphia
Raat
Grand Lodge
Elka
Monoina
Philadelphir
Riktloam
Roger
Williama
Axalied
Anmeonde Wage
Amwanda
Walter Carnes
Rufaty
Buda
Wikmeter
Butfalo
Walley Carnes
Buttle Tre
Carnes
Bute
Mont
Ety
Wis
Buffalo Elka
Hatte
Alfonso to Visit Wife Country Amid Court Rumors
Fragmented wires report King Alfonso planning a visit to his wife’s country with timing noted as late September to early October. Mentions of Spanish court figures and attendees at Cowes hint at formal preparations while other dispatches reference travel plans between New York and Madrid and a residence stay in Madrid.
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Plymouth
Spain
Cowes
Alfonse
Caberna
Baltontorg
Operation On Mr Campbell In New York
Andrew J Campbell underwent a serious operation for appendicitis in New York yesterday. The operation was successful and his condition was later described as satisfactory by surgeon John Ryan. Local telegrams report Campbell’s recovery is progressing, with friends hopeful but cautious about any potential changes.
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Prinutard Budie Akieeney Waders
Wnteadl
Nesy York—Coneition Repuetal
Andrew J. Campbell
New York
Yeatenlay
Campbell
J. G. Morony
Daty Kara Prat
John 1. Ryan
Mr. Ryan
Witte Cody
Pittaburg Fives Slip Up In Bylo Collision
An obscure report describes the Pittaburg fives No. A suffering a setback in a Bylo contest as the alterapt Was winds las alehe to wreel the Pittaburg fives No. A, on the Bylo, 'pond. Garretts are mentioned in passing.
Obstruction on track halts race. tree dragged and chained
A section crew found a tree obstruction dragged to the track and chained. The flyer was stopped at Garrellsville and held there until the tree was removed, delaying events and prompting an alarm.
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Ville x
Garrellsville
Seattle Racing Results Show Varied Track Wins
Seattle races report six furlongs Pelham wins with Scharif second and Millie Gregg third. seven furlongs Allary Te Chyk wins with Pickaway second. one mile Seven Bells takes first with Ceo Kilburn second. one and one sixteenths Ales Rillie wins. five and a half furlongs Wuvee Nong wins with Lisay second. six furlongs May I Nu wins with Aunt Polly second.
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Seattle
Pelham
Scharif
Millie Gregg
Allary Te Chyk
Pickaway
Martine
Feneasia Sec- Miller's Daughter
Wuvee Nong
Lisay
Goosiper
Aunt Polly
Bucalle
Annual Regatta at Sebuyl river hosts international rowers
The annual regatta by the Mae National Aggregation of Amateur Oarsmen runs on the Sebuyldl river from Friday through Saturday. Competitors include Waldemiy Sanda from Berlin and Auger from Germany, drawing rowers from Germany and nearby regions to Waldemiy.
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Sebuyldl
Felday
Waldemiy Sanda
Auer
Berlin
Gernany
Earthquake near Ausstrophe Observatory Report
Instruments at the spring observatory recorded heavy shocks, indicating movement about 2,600 miles away. Observers note strong tremors affecting the area and are assessing seismic impact and potential aftershocks.
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Nrleate
Aus
Pring Obsarvatory
Soldiers lose their way on Mont Blanc range
Seneca Aug. reports a French Alpins company under Colonel Vanoise explored Mont Blanc terrain when their party became lost and strayed toward a steep precipice. One soldier disappeared after a shout and was later found dead. others descended to the valley. Signor Morinachin and Torrant of the Italian Alpine Club also reported losses during ascent near Tremontory, while Signor Rossini was dropped off earlier. Authorities suspect total falls near 1,200 feet. The superintendent of the Library of Congress roads resigned recently.
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Seneca
Mont Lane
Vanoise
M Mountain
Withlekanist
Couquil
Hinawathine
Toythantery
Signor Mornachin
Torrant
Trallan Alpine
Meire
la Horande
Wennesday
Signor
Rossini
Tremontory
Ruldes
Rho Caelev Des Finnrona
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Symons
New Havens
Tiisy Nol
Wil Ware
Jippe Yan
St. Tawhawn
Thirmeninbey
Merode
Wade
Onyx
STS
Nonas
Gruber
Janes Shoemaker
Helena
Reynulis
Nozeman
Poller Tagk
Telent
Keown
IvisMberk
Crawford White
Gruberhs
Sherif
Nudally
Murray
Jefferson
Mr. Marrrity
Fiondoraan
Sherif Manning
Joultoy
Ars Ringe
Wevintila
Pelaanors
Wofferson County Jatt
Tela
Vete
Eplng
Mikex
Alfonso
Toston, Masa, Auk
Deanite Pterstatont Ramora
New Yorks
Rogers
MR. Campbell
Mppemptro Whee
Mont Blanc
Ange Fe
David Thieharnn
Library of Congress
Tony
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