New Hospital for the Insane Opens near Poughkeepsie
A new acute hospital funded on the Hudson river grounds will provide voluntary observation for those fearing insanity. Patients arriving under observation will be kept under constant watch, with decisions about admission made by experts and no court record created if discharge occurs. If genuine insanity develops, transfer to the main asylum will be arranged by specialized methods.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Dane
Ferseiin
Leo
Hudson River
Tient
Crowd Witness Chase For Fleeing Thief In Alley
A chaotic scene on West Broadway ends with two robbers overpowered by bystanders. One suspect fled with cash and watches after a break in apartment theft, while a second carried off goods. A shot was fired but no one injured. Police then chased and recaptured the pair. crowd aided in detaining them as they attempted escape.
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Mra
Loulve Shidtaer
Huulhale
Loronk
West Urasgivay
Wah Ofrtoris
Minlig Steel
Tare
Dory Lgck
Wyoming
Ant Granite
Welaek
Tine Fan Ho
West Broadway
Lavi Gelshewer
Wallattey
Rossi
Uae
Asyny
Ashe Buek
Mines of Old Madison Shipping Ore Again
The article notes miners and shippers in Madison discuss resuming ore shipments. It mentions various mines in Georgia and nearby regions and reports that returns and shipments have been received, with expectations of higher ore volumes this season than before.
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Che
Ras Paverty
Corgia
Modern Woodmen Seek $250,000 Against Crocker Estate
Chariton Iowa reports a $250,000 claim filed by Modern Woodmen of America against the Crocker estate under Guilford Crocker as administrator. The suit cites alleged deposits and the loss of funds tied to a local bank where Crocker served as cashier and manager. The contested bond is referenced in the complaint.
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MeNidoo
Bank Note Raises Question in Local Case
The document references a $460,000 bank note and a rally connected to the case. It notes that all vamps were freed except Crooker’s, and mentions Wy Winn, implying a sequence of legal actions or releases within a local dispute.
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Crooker
Winn
Sheep Shearing Delays Await Weather Windows
Weather outlook delays shearers as supplies arrive in Rochester and nearby districts. Growers express support for wool trading law and price changes while sheep trading and shipping details are discussed amid uncertain conditions.
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Rochester
Big Hole Dam Rumor Proves Unfounded
Local officials announced Wednesday that a widening gap in the Lyle Dam was not a danger. Citizens had feared a breach during high water, but authorities confirmed the dam remained intact and no immediate action was required.
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Big Hole Dam
Imi
Wader Pomlins Ayerheha
Peete
Captain-Author Jack London Leads Memoir of Sailor’s Life
Fragmentary item notes captain author Jack London and his circle, referencing a June page and a group of companions. Details are unreadable but indicate a maritime or literary context tied to London and associates.
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Rivod If Tagos
Jack London
Sherman's Retiring Piano Sale
Sherman announces a retiring piano sale with large reductions on instru ments. The sale, advertised as a “reliving sale,” emphasizes price cuts on wood pianos and upright models, urging buyers to compare grade and quality before purchase at Sherman's showroom.
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BOL Shernae
Dros
Sally Otha
Weil
Sherman’s Shore
Republicans Plan Protests at National Convention
A faction of the Republican committee declared a plan to protest at the national convention. They accuse the Roosevelts of ignoring southern states and aim to push their backers to challenge the party leadership at the convention floor. They vow continued actions before the national gathering.
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Huayhivey
Mekimlay
Alinnis
Auton
Perore
Harke
Paravledia
Tantenjy
Taedhima
Sutton
Republican Party
Tho
Twin Bridges Notes On Regional Events And Movements
Fragmented notes describe people named Mis, Daly Willems, Daly, Viihim de Syringes, and Misa. mentions Missoula travel, a savanery nord, and a state meeting in Missoula. References to Cartwrights, Hektor, and local figures imply community updates and planned journeys amid sparse details.
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Dug —van Geel
Dris Busiess
Bea
Maeda
Air Tie
Paulie
Brehm
Vwi Hektor
Icity
Bydehs
Fanesban
Hans Af
Savanery
Nord
Misa Thinney
Trang Missoula
Niityeratty
Ew Ivether
Vishli
A. Pheanpzon
Tyranny and Socialist Ramblings Mentioned in Party Meeting
A fragmented report cites a socialist senator resigning amid a party decan conference. The article notes a resolution passed and mentions unnamed figures debating leadership as the vacant post draws attention.
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Brissals
Fae
G&—M
Socialist Grondy Seeks Control Over Party Body
In a disputed move, Mrs Grondy aims to exercise leadership over the birylatem of the party, challenging existing authority and provoking debate within internal ranks about governance and direction.
Thumbnail scratch kills Atlantic City woman in June
Miss Etta Conaver of Atlantic City died last night from blood poisoning caused by a minor abrasion on her arm. She suffered rheumatism and had ignored a small wound the day before. Surgeons advised removal of the scarlet amputation later, but the operation was delayed and she did not survive.
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Atlantic City
June Bar
Battle Royal at Wilgton Pa Ends in Freshmen Win
In New Wilgton Pa a campus brawl left numerous blacks eyes and debris strewn around. A MASP erected. the next day many students attended chapel with injuries. The event began at dawn as rival groups clashed, lasting two hours. Freshmen, though outmatched four to one, prevailed in the end.
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New Wilgton
Phen
Merry Widows to greet president and graduates
In a listed school event, graduates of the Treading high schools will travel to Washington after a ceremony. The party will be led by the “Merry Widows” and feature white duck outfits, white hats, and brown and gold accents. Parents will accompany the group.
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House
Roosevelt
Washington
Fragmented OCR notes on psychiatric care and hospital wards
Fragmented text references Houghkeepsie and Trenton hospitals, wards and observation divisions for patients deemed crazy. Mentions alienation, therapy, and possible dates. content is garbled but implies hospital care and psychiatric observations.
Woman Leaves Second for Her First Husband
A chaotic OCR style report covers a woman who reunites with her first husband after a split, noting Strong disappearance and a contested choice between two suitors. Witnesses and family are mentioned in a tense local scene as divorce and marriage issues unfold amid unclear timelines.
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Mhalanodga
Fie
Tremierion Iter Baying
Hughand Upias
Maury Strong- Wis
Rotary
Janshara Jonni
Strong
Saver Oats Abc
Amb Cied
Willian Curtis
Neo
Betas
Jvivcentiy Stearns Reriniga
Sheela
RATER WLS CHARMER at Tayington Ky theater scene
65 year old Laisyye of Tayington Ky suffered a snake bite while dining at a local theater venue named Uy Mary Anderson. The incident occurred Wednesday during a routine event, details indicate a venomous bite at the venue and the man is listed as a patient with unknown outcome.
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Laisyye
Tayington
Saloanan
Uy Mary
Anderson
Ariza
Ehaninor
Dts
Eshihidon
Gaffer
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