Notorious Impostor Moyse Captured After Kansas City Bid
Julius Moyse alias Harry Vincent Kavanaugh, linked to Miss Florence Bamberger, was captured in Omaha and is jailed in Kansas City on larceny charges. Chicago police seek bilamy charges after Kansas City detains him. Moyse, known as Ryack Moyse in Greenville, Mississippi, allegedly deceived women by forging signatures and posing as a millionaire son.
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Roman
Harry Vincent Kavanaugh
Kansas City
Julius Moyse
Chicago
Chi
Florence Helen Bamberger
Gabriel Bamberger
Jewish Manual Training, Schood
Mooyse
Greenville
Miss
Ryack
Moyse
Mississippi Penitentiary
Miss Bamberger
al Movse
Soniof
Omaha
Bilamy
Cold weather lifts cotton prices amid market opening
Heavy snow and cold across the southern regions push cotton futures higher at the opening on Monday. Traders note weak seed supplies and potential crop damage, with bears pressured as December season outlook dims and seed concerns loom.
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Vance
Wetober
Fee
Walk Far in Search of Work
Pragk Stevenson and his family trek across the state seeking employment. The narrative notes his long day of travel and the struggle to find steady work, reflecting hardships during a period of economic strain.
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Pragk Stevenson
Fragmented text study note needs cleanup
The readable fragments describe a partial event with a person or action, but the text is garbled. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes emerge beyond a referenced act and possible objects. The record cannot determine a coherent news item without additional legible content.
Noted Freeh Lawyer Dowd and Paris Dancer Motday Vie
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Paris dancer and a lawyer Dowd linked to Freeh. The text references Motday Vie and a French academy context, with unclear sequence of names and events.
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Dowd
Trenritterbecx
Paris
Ated
Sinux City Live Stock Market Brief
Market report from Sinux City shows daily movements in the live stock market. Traders watch top performers as prices fluctuate with early session activity and quotes indicate mixed demand.
Croker’s Return Hinted With Summer Resolve
A fragmented note reports Richard Croker planning to return to New York before summer’s end. It mentions Croker feeling lonely in exile and anxious to rejoin public life amid uncertain health and personal setbacks.
Tadhinapolis Fire Strikes Whiodesa District
A blaze in the Whiodesa district damaged property valued at 3100.00 dollars. Authorities report preliminary details of the incident and ongoing investigation by local fire officials.
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Tadhinapolis
Twain laid to rest at Langdon plot Elmira NY
Samuel L Clemens known as Mark Twain was buried in an evergreen grave beside his wife and children after a simple service led by Rev. Samuel E K Bastiat. The ceremony at Elmira occurred after a prior service at Langdon residence where Twain wed forty years ago.
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Langdon
Woodhiwn
Elmira
N. Y
Samuel 1
Clemens
Samuel EK. Bastiat
Park Vhurch
Mark Pwiin
New York
Sexton
Halfo
Servicus
Chas. J. Langdon
Mark Twain
Mr. Clemens
Dr. Eastman
Riots Drive Negroes From Coleman Texas Parish
In Coleman Texas a mob of over 11 000 whites attacked the black community after Sunday unrest. Twelve negroes were badly beaten, one white man injured, and many residents fled the town amid stones and fire as tension rose over race and work conflicts.
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Colemn
Texas
Coleman
Tex
Sanue Fe
Officials depart Chicago for northwest trip aboard regular train
James J. VSI and George FL Steele of the firm Meruuna Con along with WH Baker president of the first National Bank of New York leave Chicago on a standard train for an extended tour through the northwest to the BP Te voust.
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Jay
Les WH Baker
First National Luk
New York
Georee FL Steele
Frmioad
Meruuna& Con
James J. Vsi
Chicago
BP Te
Airship Convoy Abandoned After Ver Milny Rescue
In a confusing report from Sramburg Ver miiny observers say the airship Ueoet was abandoned after ten hours of peril during Saturday’s return journey. Dangers of the ermerment’s traitor are implied as the convoy failed to reach its destination.
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Sramburg
Vermiiny
Erupera
Traiter
Ty & Doves Dacs
Weethur
Sioux City Live Stock Market Update
Unclear OCR fragment reports on Sioux City livestock market activity with references to beeves and prices. The readable items mention live stock in Sioux City and trading context but lack concrete figures or complete details.
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Sioux City
Suturdins
Rich Manufacturer Dead in Mysterious Night Incident
A wealthy local manufacturer died in unclear circumstances at his residence in Johr Wo Wood area. Investigators from the Hennigger Fielder police are examining a note found at the scene and trace leads to a missing Motine TM 0 device. Authorities request public tips as the death is treated as a possible foul play case.
Fragmented Crime Note Sparks Local Inquiry
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a car related incident and injured parties. Readable names and precise details are missing, but the text suggests a conduct or accident case under local investigation. Further clarification is needed from the original source.
Unclear Turkish Ruder Testimony Amid Ailing Leadership
An unclear report describes a Turkish figure facing internal attacks within leadership circles. The text hints at alien influences or external pressures affecting governance and vocal commentary from Sultan Alhered.
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Ruder
Thas Meastes
Sultan Alhered
Turkey
Daughters of the Exclusion End of Washington Week
Fragmentary report notes a gathering or commemoration related to the American evolution period ending in Washington on a Saturday after a week of events. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Woman Visits Husband at Matteson Asylum
A report notes Evelsm Nesbithaw visiting her husband at the Matteson asylum on Saturday. The brief item records a personal visit and the location, with no additional details.
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Evelsm Nesbithaw
Disney 2
Matteson
Young Man Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Albert Wolter, 19, a degenerate youth from New York, is condemned to die in the electric chair for the murder of Ruth Wheeler, a 19 year old stenographer. A swift trial ended after one hour fifty minutes of deliberation with a first degree verdict and a planned sentence for Wednesday.
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Albert Wolter
Woeen
Vlverrie
Ruth Wheeler
New York
Court of Special Sessions
Walter
Uo Cat
William V. Kulp
Cotton fraud shocks Liverpool cotton market
The Shipping Gazette reports forged bills of lading for cotton shipped from the United States. An estimated 15 000 to 20 000 bales are involved and determining which bills are genuine will await vessel arrivals and discharge of cargo. Some local cotton firms may be implicated.
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Liverpool
Shipping Gazette
United States
the Gazette
Fortune for Sweetheart in 1857 Will Leaves Land to Itty Burbank
Franklin dentist Steven Bailey fell in love with a girl named Itty Burbank and moved west to Colorado where he later died frozen at Juniper Springs. His probate reveals he left her acres of land and a house near Mason City, Illinois, and thousands of dollars. Itty Burbank is now Mrs. Osgood of Brookline, Mississippi, sister to Alonzo Burbank, president of the International Paper Company in New York.
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Franklin
No US
Steven Bailey
Itty Burteenk
Towa
Juniper Springs
Colo
Uty Phurbank
Mason City
Etty Phirbank
Osgood
Brookline
Miss
Alongs Burbank
International Paper Company
New York
Explosion Threatens Eighteen in Dutch Mine Disaster
A mine near Amsterdam in the Yourhiowhensy and Ohio Coal Gumping area suffered a late Thursday explosion. Eighteen night shift miners were feared dead, six bodies recovered, seven rescued unconscious, twelve still missing. Causes cited include helmet lights igniting coal dust.
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Yourhiowhensy
Ohio
Amsterdam
Estate of Ahed Pield Valued at 79 Million Dollars
The county court entered a decree in a dispute concerning the estate of the late Ahed Pield of Chile. The net value is estimated at 79,262,658 dollars in the linked probate litigation.
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Ahed Pield
Chile
Death Reported After Fire At Central Cliff Cabin
The body identified as Woolf Chittenden of Denver Cole was found Thursday in the ruins of a cabin near Central Cliff. Police investigate whether the death resulted from the fire or foul play.
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Woolf Chittenden
Denver
Cole
Central Cliff
Chittenden
Wreck Ends Graham White’s London to Manchester Run
In a Sunday incident near Lichfield Stage Gale wrecked Graham White's cragdane after a Saturday departure from London toward Manchester. White aimed for an 85000 prize but was forced to abandon the attempt.
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Gale
Phine
Graham White
Lichfield
White
London
Manchester
Tishe
Russian Minister Rethres Retired From Mexico Post
Russian minister Rethres has retired from the Mexico assignment due to health. He will be succeeded by A de Stavedski, who currently serves as envoy to the Russian residence at Pierre.
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M. O de Vollant
Mexico
HW Herdth
Lor
A. de Stavedski
Gees
Pierre
Unclear historical note on wage change for UP workers
Fragmentary OCR record notes a wage or rate change with mentions of Carmen and Jicreasern and Southern area references. Details are garbled, making precise entities and actions uncertain. The readable parts indicate a small daily rate adjustment and a regional context.
Middle West Athletes Contest on May 28
The Missouri Valley Athletic Association plans its annual meet in Des Moines on May 28 with twenty five midwestern colleges invited. Preliminaries include hurdle events held the day before. contestants must clear hurdles in proper form to qualify. Morningside College and North Dakota Agricultural College are among invitees.
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Missouri Valley Athlete Association
Des Moines
Association
Towa
Pames
Morningside College
Morningside
North Dakota Agricultural College
University of South Dakota
South Taikota Agricultural College
Aumung
Waterloo Police Judge Finances Fines Through Wives
Police Judge Caldwell adopts a novel method in Waterloo by levying fines on guilty men and directing payment to their wives for family support. If the full amount is not reported, the offenders are imprisoned and made to labor on the streets. The judge says aiding hungry children takes precedence over city funds.
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Caldwell
Waterloo
Miuaike
Victory for Towa Cites Septic Tank Case Wins in Court
Federal Judge Smith McPherson voided the Cameron company's bid to renew a contract with the city of Knoxville. The Septic Protective Treaty, with members in Cities In Town Minnesota and South Dakota, aided the defense. City Attorney Crosby of Grinnell announced the ruling, which could nullify Cameron's suit and end the dispute for two or three years if upheld on appeal.
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Smith McPherson
Federal
Tawa
Cameron
Caamerean Company
Knoxville
Minnesota
South Dakota
S. Bf Crosby
Grinnell
Teague
Gameron Company
Bigher
To Gee Palatial Hotel Esteemed for Lurlington Rise
Lurlington plans a seven story palatial hotel costing 275000 for the structure and 65000 for fixtures and furnishings. The project, long advocated, gained momentum as commercial vitality grew and stock subscriptions enabled the upgrade.
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Lurlington
Middle West
Fires Continue in Dublin Area amid Night Blaze Series
A third fire erupted Thursday in Dublin at Datangie after two earlier blazes at Furtey Leetseler and dour plant aod luoetscherdts caused partial damage. The south ward of Standard Laander Company saw the fires develop around 10:50 PM with at least one hour of concern before midnight. Estimated loss stands at 44.60 dollars.
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Datangie
Furtey-Leetseler
Logan Mar Seriously Injured in Accident at Quinn Sanber Site
A worker named Young, employed by the Quinn Sanber company, sustained serious injuries in an incident on a recent day. A public doctor reported the patient is expected to recover within a short period, though the exact cause remains under investigation.
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Logan Mar
Young
Quinn Sanber Company
Younh
Treton School Principal Elected in Tachkens School
Wo Tesi of Tachkens wins principalship of Tre ton Aparblfe schools to set pace for Prof. Eoo8 Handley.
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Wo € Tesi
Tachkens
Treton Aparblfe
Bell, Bell authorizes report on Mitchellville school abuse
Rev. Robert Bo Bell, pastor and director of the Towa Humane league, censures Mitchellville Industrial School for Girls in his report. He cites severe punishments including whipping and steel cells, while noting disturbances led to external suppression and calling for investigation into reported abuses.
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Currell
Robert @ Bo Bell
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Aid
Mitchellyle
Mane
Bell
Dustiquiuien
Earthe Garrison
Garrison
Mitchell Ville
Hells
Gerty
Mitchellville
Towa Hlumane Gockery
Strange Death at Carroll Vexes Town Officials
In Carroll County Tuesday evening Sheriff Piarndher and Coroner Kessher found Nellie Dyce in a home on Muagde River Junction beside the body of her aunt Mrs Mootiin. Dyce lay prostrate, with injuries described as severe, after a torn night of family turmoil and a Northwest express train mishap.
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Sherif Piarndher
Kessher
Chorradit
James Ryan
Muagde River Junction
Nellie Dyce
Mootiin
Miss Ryan
Northoavestery Express
Biscus
Perth
Sant
Prait Growers Hope Amid Uncertain Weather
Cloudy skies and rising temperatures spark cautious optimism among Pratt growers and truck gardeners after the weekend freeze. Experts say any sun before the freeze danger passes could save a portion of fruit and vegetables, though no Low station reports disaster Monday night.
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Lowa Pratt
Marshall Commercial Club Plans Rail Route Discussion
The Marshall commercial club will issue invitations to various clubs to attend a meeting in the city. Delegates will discuss good roads and highway building, with a focus on the Northwestern railway line and related river traffic issues.
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Commercial Club of
Marshalltown
Northwestern Railway
Questa Especiaallly
Ae Phan
Pardi
Pioneer Woman Dies at Mapleton Home
Mrs Abifahbanvh died at her Mapleton area home Tuesday morning after two decades in Menona county. She leaves a husband three sons and one daughter all residing. Mrs Lamb had been ill for several weeks.
Webster City Pilot Aboard Airship Flight
A Webster City resident, Tall A. of Webster City, along with Peper Val, piloted an airship described as a decon plane. They conducted a successful test flight near Portland, Oregon, signaling a historic aviation milestone.
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Phil
Webster City
Ore
Seno
Tor
Peper Val
Portland
Wreck Near Green Mullotub Involves Viator Victims
A report from March notes a wreck near Green Mullotub causing multiple victims. The hospital at Marshalltown receives the discharge of Gh. W W. Thompson, a Viator, amid ongoing inquiries into the Flock phase.
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Plospitat
Green Mullotub
Ube
Marshalltown
W W. Thompson
Viator
Oat Fields Damaged Near Port Dade
Damaged oat fields near Port Dade have been destroyed by recent trouble. Farmers report most crops flooded by recent weather, requiring extensive replanting of about half the oats in the area.
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Port Dade
Cihulty
Chia
Trade prospects in South America cited by William J Bryan
William J. Bryan, back in New York aboard the Carwen from South America, touted trade openings via the Panama Canal and Parkins Canal as keys to expanding U S exports. He predicted 25 to 50 million South American settlers over fifty years would reshape social and economic dynamics, and he avoided commenting on a Jefferson dinner letter.
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William J. Bryan
South America
New York
D. Line
Wens
M. Bryan
Treatle Way
Panna Canal
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Washington
Democrat Wins in Landslide in Rochester Contest
In Rochester New York Democrat Eugene N Poss won a decisive congressional race overturning a Republican stronghold. The Thirty Second district also sees Democrat James S Havens elected to fill the Breck Penning vacancy after George W Aldridge, the county boss, faced a strong showing by Perkins and other candidates. The outcome marks a major setback for party regulars amid a national political shakeup.
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Rochester
N. Y
Masseehupetts Luistrict
Eugene N. Poss
James $. Havens
Canas
Jamey Breck Penning
George W
Dhavetis
U S Trade With Islands Rises in Eight Months Ended Feb
The United States and Philippine Islands show a 60 percent rise in total trade for eight months ending Feb 28, with U S exports valued at 12. tallying 22 million and imports at 11.4 million. The report cites tariff removal threats as a key factor driving the surge and notes the trade gain nearly matches all noncontiguous U S territories.
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United States
Montas
Bureau of Statistics
Igylands
Philippiones
Philippines
South polar explorer committs suicide amid expedition
Bertram Aris Gige, once a mentor to Sir Ernest Stuicbleton, dies by self-inflicted gunshot. Elsewhere Prince Joachim, Kaiser's son, plans naval service after completing studies. Austrian Admiral Montecuccali maps Sebentes base. Carnerio fund to aid three widows. Duma probes Russo-Finnish pact. Vienna records near a thousand weddings in one day.
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Bertram Aris Gige
Ernest Stuicbleton
Prince Joaehim
Kaiser
Adalbert
Vienna
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