Comstock as a Witness in the Thaw Case
The ongoing Thaw trial features Anthony Comstock as a witness with testimony detailing letters to Comstock and Thaw’s family notes. Witnesses include Mrs. William Thaw and the Kindergarten teacher, with medical testimony planned from doctors in Rome Paris and London. The court reviews Thaw’s will and codicil while awaiting further expert statements to finish the trial.
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Bernd Chiew Tia
Charles G. Wagner
Tool
Dingland Fur Tle
Oxauihaten
Anthony Comstock
Society For the Sup
Tim Dwy
Ales
William “Shaw
Aml
Harry Thaw
Comstock
Thaw
Bhin
Haw
Camstock
Mc Tiven
Fourthy Street
Jerome
Littleton Alley
Rome
Paris
Lonnon
Tragic double tragedy ends in shop shooting
Mary McLean, using the alias Mary Clark, killed police officer James Brady in a Manhattan lunch room after a breakup and long series of quarrels. Brady, his mother housed in New Jersey, had pursued a costly separation. Clark then killed him and herself, leaving a note and revealing earlier violent history.
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Werhrouah
Mao
Pep Teim
Frank Hrady
Sollefton
Mary Roberts Clark
Raymon
Brady
Nerdey Brady
Sam
Rhe Poten
Tregic Stary
Mary McLean
Joni Reveris
Clik
New Jarsey
Clark
Clare
Alkarnes
Seven Miners Killed in Mexican Mine Shaft Disaster
News from El Paso reports seven miners killed in a cave-in at a La Matron mine near Zacatecas Mexico. Three hours after the incident, two bodies were recovered crushed and mangled, with the remaining five still buried.
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el Paso
Tex
la Matron Ming
Vota Grands
Zacateums
Mexico
Tono Salis
Pedro Raman
John Sharp Williams Enters New Public Notice
A fragmented notice references John Sharp Williams and a Benton address as part of a legal or public posting. The readable portion mentions 14 Fanted Street and a schedule or entitlements. Details are unclear but indicate an official section or entitlement claim.
Willcase hearing begins Colton fortune at stake
Washington district court opens the Colton will case over a fortune valued at more than a million dollars. Mrs Elie Colton, deceased in February, disinherited Marguerite Gicher and left the bulk to John H. Dahlgren, who sought to vindicate the will. The case features contested claims of domicile and alleged movements of the widow between California and Washington in the final years.
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Willcase
Colton
Washington
Day
Strena
Elie MM. Colton
Atelad
Dade Barnard
Marguerite Gicher
Atvs
Yaa
John Fh. Dahlgren
Cliffornia
Man Bacher I
Villary
Gun
TD. T. Gollan
Colton Raatdad
Waalington
Santa Cruz
Cal
Parker Deplores Bryan Speech Recalled In Nominating Fight
The piece recalls Parker denouncing Bryan and recounts how Bryan’s stance influenced late 19th century political maneuvering. It notes Parker’s view that Bryan’s opposition would hurt the party and describes the pressure on convention delegates as the fight over nominating him unfolded.
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Wii A
Aryan
Breage
Waarty
Parket
Parker
Eye
Cleveland
Hill
Gorman
Gray
Ringng
Bryan
Wayne
Bill Provides Money To Preserve Monument
A bill introduced in the Senate proposes $2 for a fence mound to aid the preservation of a monument. Dixon and Senter Dixon advocate approving funds for the upkeep of the memorial at the site, with the committee favoring provisions and a likely favorable report next week.
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Sunny Washington
Senter Dixon
Wemhey
Finthead Reservator
Senate
Canoniliea
Dixon
Maia Sone
Unclear OCR fragment about lands and politics
Fragmentary text mentions land and a presumed governing body in California with references to a national issue. Details are garbled and names are unreadable, preventing a coherent report of events, dates, or entities.
Critics assail president over tariff treaty handling
The debate in executive and open sessions focused on the presidents handling of the tariff treaty. Senators argued the president acted beyond constitutional bounds by negotiating and releasing the treaty without Senate referral. Calls for open discussion intensified as critics compared him unfavorably with German leadership and urged the finance committee to hear the message.
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Wilshinalan
Roosevelt
Todas
Girmany
House of Representatives
Senate
Wis
Germain Kaiser
Weighstag
Henen
Wan
United States
Reyburn
Queson
Senjoy
Meluvin
Potoy
Thei
Gallingay
Pauline
Committee On Finance
HP MM
Health Discuss Meeting at State Capital
At the state capital a conference of Holonia and county health boards and physicians convened to discuss health matters. The Attorney General Poorman DC presided. a paper by Tor, ohth Wale Ineo of Wilte Bulpur Spruigd was read, with the rest of the session devoted to discussion and planning for future health actions.
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Holonia
Alora
Asatalane
Poorman DC
Mulie
Permanel
Ehalrinin
Tor
Wilte Bulpur Spruigd
Hina Fontarrioy
Day Land Farms Theme Drives Delegates Meeting
The second annual Day Land Farms congress opened in Salt Lake City with large attendance and many visitors. Governor Cutler presided, and future leadership was elected in sessions. Debates covered dry farming progress in Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, and surrounding states, with officials and resolutions committee naming delegates from multiple states.
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Salt
Lake City
San
Cutler
Dehy Dern
WL Lats
Cheyenne
Wia
Arizona
Elemms
Turcou
Iushority
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Dian
Douglas White
Uanfornia
George A. Day
Dabo
Alfred Atkinson
Gorden H. True
Nevada
O. WL Roberts
North Dakota
Station at Billings Is Again a Certainty
Eyecial dispatch notes Billings station project remains a certainty with construction plans outlined. Local officials indicate the building will occupy the Yellow Snake Valley oil site and involve traffic and utility arrangements within the next two weeks.
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Billings
Baling
Lyvel
Wweep
Wwe
CMLL
Hemi
Sline Valley Oils
Teachers Get No Pay During State Meeting
A garbled note reports that teachers would not be paid during a state meeting. Local officials and the county attorney are referenced, with mention of an education board and a host site, but many details are unclear.
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Helena
Jan
Ann
Mariown
Misewold
Gator
Quien
Vlad
Board of
Coantw Achonl Wiateon
Navy plans new voyage to Haysted waters
The navy department decided to dispatch KunboAL Ta duenh to New Orleans to Haysted waters, replacing earlier Hem Moles as Wihlt ivtanded. The fragmentary text confirms a shift in the intended naval move and location, with unclear timetable and personnel due to the garbled OCR.
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Washington
Navy Department
New Orleans
Vessels Collide Leaving Amsterdam Missing Boat
A fog shrouded collision near Nignwe Walerwea between the Amsterdam and Axminster caused the Amsterdam to sink. The Axminster towed away passengers while a missing boat from the Amsterdam reportedly held a dozen or more people, including women and crew. Search efforts have been slow with uncertain lists of survivors.
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Fourdam
Jan
Bo Theelguiner
Axminster
Conta A Aazen
Great Magern Company
Amsterdam
Wis
Factory blast kills two Black workers in Tennessee
An explosion at a Rugis inbavep factory near Nashville on January 14 fatally wounded two Black workers and injured another. Investigators found coal oil saturated ore, four sticks of dynamite placed against a door, and dynamite on the bodies in small quantities, suggesting a deliberate attempt to cause a fire and collapse.
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Nashville
Rugis
Tenn
Sittlclonk
New State Treasurer Named Amid Governing Change
In Tinsmiths Mich Tan, Rich has accepted an appointment to succeed Frank TL Difner as state treasurer. The move follows a governance reshuffle as Warr laitisht atinouieed.
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Tinsing
Mich
Tan
Brazil Receives U S Navy Fleet In Rio Harbor
The Brazilian president Dr Penna hosted the U S Atlantic squadron in Rio de Janeiro as the battleships and cruisers prepared to depart. President Roosevelt extended good wishes for a safe voyage and prosperity between nations while salutes rang and crowds cheered aboard the Minnesota and accompanying ships. The American fleet then moved out in a ceremonial column, with Brazilian warships following and fort guns firing in salute. Captain Hubbard and Admiral Evans discussed plans to pass Magellan Strait on the voyage.
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Rie Tanvteo
Thiowis
Brat
Americaga
Rin Janeiro
Alternom
Punta Arenas
Atagelaat
San Francisco
Bradilian
Republic
Penna
Rio Janeiro
Peropolis
Pene
Syiys
Benjamin Constant
Atenvar
Marine
United States
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Alabama
Wavanlpa
R.R. Ingersoll
Stat Ta Stear
Evans
Magellan Strait
Leasing Bill Approved at Denver Convention
Hoover Jan 22 The eleventh annual convention of the American Hereford Livestock Association completed its work and adjourned until tomorrow morning. Officers for the ensuing term will be elected and the next meeting site announced. The Burkett bill for the loaning of public funds was approved by an overwhelming vote.
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Hoover
Lue Amertusa Nu- Hgnal Livestock Association
Ses Afticera
Burkett
New York Fire Hose Defect Spurs Official Test Findings
Fire Commissioner Lankey testified that hoses used by the New York Fire Department were defective and had failed in a major blaze. Mayor McClellan ordered the inquiry with Commissioner Taft and Fire Chief Croker leading the investigation, which found most hoses in the department were in poor condition and that about three quarters of the hoses should have been retired.
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New York
Dea
Lankey
Thaykey
Hoae
McClellan
Croker
Department Way
Taint
Hovest
Hong Wight
Cotee Croker
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