Conspiracy Charges Involving Mac Reynolds Roiling Oklahoma
Mac Reynolds is charged with conspiracy to defeat Governor Haskell and was arrested Monday night with a warrant sworn by Gov Haskell. Papers seized from Reynolds room at the Iona hotel include data tied to the $600,000 libel suit Haskell filed against Hearst. Reynolds demands the papers’ whereabouts from the county court.
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Haskel
Scott MacReynolds
Ata
William R. A8
Okla
Haskell
Mac.Reynolds
Iona Hotel Ney
Orville T. Smith
Hearst
Gov. Haskell
Denver society leader admits embezzling hospital funds
A Denver woman, Ab a Beard, treasurer of the Children's Hospital association, confesses to stealing nearly $2,000. She says she deliberately took and spent the money, keeping two bank accounts to mislead auditors and evade the committee’s checks. Police Chief Armstrong questions her but she offers no further explanation.
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Denver Society
A. A. Beard
Children's, Hospital Association
den- Colo
Woman's Club
Dame
Hospital Association
Poliee
Bishop McQuaid Dies at 85 in Rochester NY
The Rt Rev Bernard J McQuaid bishop of the Rochester New York diocese died Monday aged 85 He was the first Roman Catholic bishop of Rochester consecrated in 1868 Born in New York City in 1823 he founded Seton Hall college and Seminary and served as its president He was a strong advocate for parochial schools Also noted Moser loses case in Colorado The rise of river shipping boosts coal mines in Pittsburgh and a brief Sioux City stock market report
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Rochester
N. Y
Bernard J. McQuaid
New Jersey
Newark
Bishop McQuaid
New York City
St. John's College
Fordham
Seton Hall College and Seminary
McQuaid
Ruffians Prisoners After Ville Franche Harbor Clash
Three American sailors from the battleships in Ville Franche harbor faced a local gang of ruffians on Monday morning. A rescue party from their crew arrived and, when police reached the scene, four of the five assailants were in custody of the blue jackets.
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Ville Franche Harbor
Blue Jackets
Supreme Court Upholds Texas Fine Against Water Percy Co
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday affirmed state court rulings imposing a $1,623,000 penalty on Water- Percy Oil Co for alleged anti trust law violations and barred it from operating in Texas.
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Alton
United States
Alton Railway Company
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
State Courts of
Texas Imposing & Cine
Water- Percy
Fire hits Malan Embassy residence in Tokio
A Saturday night fire at the Italian Embassy in Tokio damaged the residence of the first secretary. The blaze destroyed part of the official quarters, with no immediate word on casualties or causes.
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Malan
Tokio
Snowbound Trains Stranded as Weather Bites Pacific Northwest
Passengers on two snowbound trains from the east cross the Columbia on ice at The Dalles and reach a north bank on the Washington shore. Relief trains from Portland race to bring food as one engine nose-dives into a drift. Cold weather eases with warming trend and rain spreading, while California floods threaten Sacramento Stockton levees and central ag land.
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Enst
Chicago
Columbia River
Dalles
Oregon River
Washington Shore
Portland
Pacific Northwest
Southern Pacific
Sacramento
Western Pacific
San Francisco
California
Sierras
Stockton
Hains Found Not Guilty in Murder Trial
Thornton Jenkins Hains and his brother were acquitted by a jury in Flushing New York on a murder charge tied to the Bayside Yacht Club case involving editor William E Annis. The jury deliberated twenty two hours with seven ballots, witnesses shouted as verdict was read and spectators were ordered out.
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Dury
Win
Auuimler
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Prison for bank wrecker in Waynesburg Pa
Former Farmers and Drovers Bank officer J F Rinehart was sentenced to fifteen years in federal prison for wrecking the bank which failed two years ago for 32 million. Relatives were arrested on charges of attempting to corrupt the jury and a third party is being sought. In Russia the year saw 1957 death sentences and 782 executions, with Warsaw, Kiev and Yekaterinoslav among the places. Gov Haskell refuses to reopen the dispensary despite the state supreme court ruling.
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Pennsylvania
F. Rinehart
Farmers’ and Drovers’ National Bank
Waynesburg
Dudge
George W. Worley
Rinehart
James L. Smith
Secret Service
Russia
Empire
Warsaw
Kiev
Yekaterinoslav
Confesses to Murder by Kentucky Youth
William Little, 17, inmate at the Texington Ky state reform school, confessed to murdering his stepfather in Louisville eighteen months ago. He claims a man is serving a penitentiary sentence for the crime. Little says he shot his stepfather twice.
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William Little
State Reform School
Texington
Louisville
Little
To Abolish Contract Labor at Lansing Penitentiary
Gov Stubbs of Kaneas after a conference with Warden Haskell and Kaneas peniten tiary directors said contract labor will be abolished at the Lansing penitentiary hereafter We have also decided not to renew the contract for keeping the Oklahoma prisoners My Star Broke a Leg and ends turf career My Star 203% chestnut horse owned by John and Lotta Crabtree valued at 20900 dollars was the sensation of the turf in 1906
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Lansing
My Star
Boston
John
Lotta Crabtree
Philippine Band to March Inauguration in Washington
A Manila based Philippine band of eighty six natives will travel to Washington for a major role in the Portuguese inauguration events in March. The concert tour is funded by a band organization and aims to boost the Philippines cultural presence at the capital.
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Manila
Washington
Philippines
Wuashington
Fire in Asshly Coast Claims Sherrant Family
Mrs Nathan Sherrant and her four children aged one to six perished in a blaze that swept their shanty and destroyed a nearby pile of lumber. The fire occurred about 20 miles from Asshly on a Friday, with authorities reporting the deadly incident near a rural hamlet in Maryland.
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Nathan Sherrant
Asshly
Prince Suleider and Bhat Khan Named in Petersburg Incident
Fragmentary text mentions Ferrin Prince Suleider and Bhat Khan in a Petersburg context with unclear details. It also references BG Petersburg and CLG WEF Weeny and a dismissal related to a “drugouns” matter, though specifics remain unreadable.
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Bhat Khan
BG Petersburg
Cuba shifts under new U S intervention and reforms
The piece reviews past U S interventions in Cuba from 1902 to 1908, noting Congress disputes, salary debates, and governance under Maj. Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez. It describes how the Liberal party gains power amid expectations of stability, while anti intervention sentiment grows among Cubans and press outlets.
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Spain
Cuba
United States
Denver
Wavona
Congress
Pola
Charles B. Magoon
Uberal Party
Party of the Common People
Alost
Peonte
Jose Miguel Gomez
Settlements Reached In Tranquil Theater Fire Claims
After five years of litigation settlements were announced in thirty deaths from the Tra quails theater fire. One firm pays 750 per death, with prosecutions withdrawn. A man received 750 for each of his wife and three children. Many suits against Gros and others remain pending. unsettled cases exceed four hundred.
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Ironquais
Traquails
Gros
TWO WEEKS TEST CLOSES AT EPWORTH MEMORIAL CHURCH
The two weeks effort of 1,500 young people in Cleveland Ohio to live as Jesus would be closed with a mass meeting at Epworth Memorial Church. The trial participants shared experiences and Rev W B Wallace called the test a success saying Christians could live more Christlike. He proposed that the movement continue world wide after the official test ends.
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Cleveland
Lye
Jesus
Epworth Memorial Church
Scoues
W. B. Wallace
Robbers Strike Klamath Falls Bank in Broad Daylight
Two masked men robbed the Klamath Falls County bank in Oregon of 3000 dollars, entering with revolvers and forcing the cashier to hand over all money in sight. Several citizens inside were held at bay as the robbers escaped.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Senators Seek Paroles for Oklahoma Convicts
A Senate resolution, filed Friday in Oklahoma, asks Governor Haskell to parole all convicts at Lansing Kaw and McAlester with good prison records. The move follows his special message to the legislature.
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Haskells
Oklahoma State Senate
Oklahoma
Lansing
Kaw
McAlester
Nick Mathewson Ends Life Amid Personal Crisis in Scranton
Nick Mathewson, brother of a famous New York ball pitcher and himself a rising pitcher, shot and killed himself in a personal crisis inside a tent in Scranton Pennsylvania on Friday.
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Nick" Mathewson
Nick Mathewson
New York
Scranton
Grand Army of the Republic Advocates Nationwide 100th Birthday Celebration
The Grand Army of the Republic urged a national celebration for the 100th birthday of Iancain on February 12 and asked President Roosevelt to issue a proclamation. The president said he would consider the subject and discuss it with his cabinet.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Iancain
Roosevelt
Professor Gilhin Suicide at Baton Rouge University
Prof J HL Gilbau of Louisana Blate University died by suicide in Baton Rouge Louisiana, taking his own life with a firearm. An associate at the Gulf Huntuyteat station was present and identified the circumstances. details remain unclear.
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Gilhin
J. HL. Gilbau
Louisana Blate University
Baton Rouge
Tana
Gulf Huntuyteat
Vegerate Shock Hits Helttigeod Tower
A Vegerate shock occurred at Helttigeod in the tower Aletrict of Stinmenthal, sending tremors through Salteecetland Berne and Bwltserland. Earth Bhoohy In Salteecetland reports the unusual event with limited details available.
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Salteecetland
Berne
Bwltserland
Helttigeod
Tower
Aletrict
Stinmenthal
Carnival prank by Dom Pedro I shocks crowd on royal barge
The Brant emperor Willie John Dom Pedro I staged a joke during a carnival on a royal barge. He seized two courtiers by the hands, held them aloft briefly, then dropped them into the water as the crowd cheered. The Grenoble district in France notes export trade of walnuts and kid gloves.
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Willie John
Don Pedro I
Emperor of
Brant
le Grenoble
France
Kidney trouble cure advertised in Civil War tale
An 1860s era testimonial claims James W. Clay of Bullimore Maryland suffered kidney pains after the Civil War and was cured by three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for 60 cents a box. The piece also notes swallow migration to Central America and southern Mexico, with robins in winter across gulf states.
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Bullimore
Enya
Doun
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Central America
Mexico
New England
Gulf
Cure for Eczema Promised by Cuticura Remedies
A testimonial from Miss Barbara R, Gililandtown, Md., June 9, 1905, touts Cuticura Ointment and Remedies for severe eczema after a skin specialist failed to help. She reports relief after four or five applications and says two sets fully cured her, crediting the Catheura line from Potter Drug & Chem Corp.
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Kalled
Miss Barlaras
Dugilandtown
Potter Drug & Chom, Corp. Sole Proms
Cutburn Nemedes
Boston
Eaves
Mother-in-law helps woman with coffee and health claims
A reader reports that switching from coffee to Dostum tea, suggested by her mother-in-law, alleviated indigestion and complexion issues. The letter recounts family anecdotes, health gains, and a note that the remedy is now used daily at home.
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du Lowa
Tyr Bodin Co
Tragedy Near Pleasanton Ends in Self Inflicted Death
A shooting at the home of Hauer Thompson near Pleasanton left three dead and one wounded. Brooks shot and killed Howard and the wounded Thompson, then killed Mrs Thompson and shot himself in a brutal domestic tragedy witnessed by Mrs Thompson who suffered a paralytic stroke earlier. Howard Thompson crawled to a neighbor for help before collapse.
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Pheasanton
Ehouting
kUwo
Gtohn Brat
Winckwarth
Pleasanton
Howard Thompson
Mra. Thompson
Tyand
A Cold Blooded Murder at Unalon Restaurant Mall
Lynn Trimble was killed in his Union Silinldas restaurant by a man who demanded money. A pursuit led to Mhdorn where coat pieces and items were found. a mitten matched another at the scene. Trimble’s son had begun handing over money when the shot rang out. the suspect was arrested in Aiden Sunday night and identified by Sheriff Stengt of Midura.
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Unalon
Highwaynut
Lynn Trimble
Union Silinldas
Trimble
Rone
Aiden
Stengt
Midura
Bachelors Take Up Case of Married Men Fight
A proposed tax on married men triggers a fight in Des Moines. Senator C. L. Dowell is urged to block the measure, while Dr Louisy J. Thomas and the state board of health weigh a birth registration fee plan. The draft contemplates a 60 cent registration fee or 10 to 200 dollars penalties and possible 30 days in jail for neglect.
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Anton Hes
CL C. Dowell
Des Moines
Louisy J.thomas
State Board of Health
Breaker Captured After Escape From Hoel Harbors Sioux Falls
William Wilson, alias Willant Wilson, charged with pilfering money from the hotel and who escaped from Unie Rock Rapids, was captured in a Sioux Falls pool hall on Sunday. He surrendered without a fight after evident exhaustion from exposure during his flight, and was returned to Rock Rapids.
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Sioux Falls
Willant Wilson
Piljing
Nm Ruele Thapids
Unie
Prisopjor
Peculiar Accident Reports Hand Injury at Lawler
A wooden plug driven into a rock hole exploded, injuring A Blazer of Lawler and breaking bones in the back of the hand. The incident is described as extremely curious and unusual in its force and outcome. Also noted is Fast Matt Miles on the Ice, a northern Town colt named Crito raised by Frank Griffin at New Lampton and later sold to Dr Battin of Shell Rock, achieving a fastest half mile time of 1:05 at Minneapolis.
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A. Blazer
Matt Miles
Crito
Frank Griffin
New Lampton
Dr. Batthn
Shell Rock
Minneapolis
Crescous
Ottawa
Can
Dr. Battin
Local Police Beat Confusion Over Domestic Disputes
Detroit man Thomas Ray 27 attempts suicide with a kaifa on a street. later arrest and another self-hanging attempt thwarted. Frank Webster seeks writ restraining Hannay from his wife amid drinking accusations. Rape case referenced with Nelle Lamipeoi and Ted Aertiea noted. violent conduct discussed. Property dispute linked to late Francis McMullen valued at 175000. mistrial talk at Mockewell Cay court.
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Ula Lite
Thomas Ray
Detroit
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Duhudque
Ife
Objerta
Frank Webster
Lawn City
Hannay
Winoith Webster
Francis McMullen
Mockewell Cay
Appointed Anni Tinpeetar amid senate uncertain
Unclear text describes appointments and references to a Senate Bellin, with mentions of Bert Dorte Moesenpen and a Marea fy pe AYO TY OF GUEPH AUT, plus various names, places, and titles, but details unreadable.
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Anni Tinpeetar
Dowabli
Vellor
Bert Dorte
Senate
Bellin of
Hit
Marea Fy
Chee
Antial Ladin Ry
Unsigned letter prompts questions about a Kentucky shooting case
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a letter from Swlek’s wife urging a man named Swlate to return home. It mentions a family tragedy in Lowlavilla Kentucky and references a George Gregory, a former employer, and other family names. The passage is garbled, with unclear chronology and missing context.
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Muelda
Trowblatt
George T
Sulehle
Chaves B. Awol
Marshalltown
Lowlavilla
Adele
Utes
Awlak
Walla
George Gregory
Gregory
Swlek
Swlate
Awiel
Aditer
Sunday Tabernacle Request Sparks City Council Debate
Marshatltown Alderman Aiaels leads a council discussion over a petition to use a street for a tabernacle on Sundays. The city officials face opposition from church representatives and civic groups, with questions about zoning and Sunday observance and a possible need to pay associated licenses.
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Havannellat
Connell
Pethdor
Alleinan Herman
Saloon Menace to Deer, Davenport Liquor Dealers Charged
Pertinent decrees allege violations by eighteen saloonkeepers in Phivenpork and our remnity. Five cases were continued with no accusation against building owners. Defendants given days to plead as evidence of violations rests on forfeited raffles held in the saloon. The other law bans gaming and dice.
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Bishteen Davenport
Phivenpork
Wi Une
Dick Raffles
Theble Sa. Tonne
Chines
Walter Heater Explosion Reported At Mason City Plant
Nonsensical OCR text describes an explosion at a waterworks plant near Mason City, causing limited damage and injuries to workers. Details are garbled, but references appear to include a worker named Wulf, valve operations, a jury verdict in Tama, and various local notices.
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Walter Heater
Mason City
CL Scleger
Richest Jap in America and his wide business in Colorado
A lengthy, if garbled, account describes a wealthy Japanese immigrant in Denver and Colorado, noting extensive farming holdings mapped across Colorado and Oregon. It mentions immense land parcels, ownership of farms, and pride in the United States as opportunities for wealth, with a scattered sample of quotes and anecdotes.
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Geewon
Han
Denver
Hun Owine
Sheridan
Sat Lake
Thokto
Oregon
Mekin
United
Labora
Mma
Ohange
Colorado
Bateres
Fragmented OCR Teaser From New Orleans Times-Demarent
An obscured OCR fragment from a New Orleans Times-Demarent page includes garbled dialogue and stray phrases about a poem, a knife, a buttered bread slice, a waiter, and a warning to be careful. It mentions soothing syrup for children and a battle context, with multiple misread lines and broken quotes.
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New Orleans
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