Mystery In Hackensack Case Shocks Dutchess County
Reports describe a revolting crime involving the murder of a well known dog named Isberhard in Hackensack New Jersey. An investigation uncovers that the body was staged on a railroad track and later placed there after a suspected involvement by a man rumored to be linked to the woman accused as his wife. The case widens as searches continue in Dutchess with further suspects and victims emerging.
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Lille Isberhard
Hackensack
N. J
Dutchess
Ling
Notable Illness Report From Missouri Man
A Belle, Missouri resident, 85 days without food due to illness is discussed by doctors. Si Wille and J. Eales are mentioned in relation to medical opinion and the man’s health decline from May 31 to July 1.
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Si Wille
Ing J. Eales
Belle
Auto Wreck Takes Toll Near Portland Maine
A report states a wreck near Portland left injuries to a judge, his family, and others after their vehicle overturned while traveling from Silver Crown.
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Riner
United Fatriot Court
Sliver Crown
Fragmented maritime notices and scattered ship war mentions
A jumble of phrases references battleships Maine Alabama and New York with mentions of a world voyage, Manila arrivals, Quebec, French batteries and Edison works in Orange New Jersey. The text blends ship movements, military actions and dated schedules without coherent context.
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Quebwec
New Despute
American Athletes Struggle in Olympic Trials Hurdles
Reports from the United Kingdom describe American track and field contenders facing tough draws and a possible slide in the medal count. Comissioner James Sullivan notes pressure amid questions over how Olympic heat lineups are set as top sprinters and hurdlers contend for limited spots.
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United Kingdom
James
Sullivan
United States
United State
Nanymlonahi
London
Conti
Sheppard
Halsteid
Tromniow
Ramey
Amateur Athletic Association
Fugitive Walker Cited by Officers on San Diego Arrival
Police and a Pinkerton detective escorted William Walker from the steamer St Dennis in San Diego after boarding from Ensenada. Walker, in custody of Connecticut official Delice Egan and Pinkerton BH Roffman, offered only short replies as reporters sought questions. The group proceeded to Santa Fe depot en route to Los Angeles on the 4:45 train.
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St. Dennis
San Diego
Ensenada Sunray
Conn
Alsconder
Delice Egan
BH. J. Roffman
Pinkerton
Walker
M¢En
Otive
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Turisu Troops In Revolt Reported
Rumors claim 7,000 Turish forces in Wola area join revolt in Momistir District. Reports allege officers of the Thinkering corps threaten court martial. calls to mobilize allied forces and resist establishment of a new constitution in Macedona and a march on Constantinople.
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Wola
Momistir
Ularts
Utig
Macedona
Constantinopie
Elks Group Faces Permanent Injunction Over Name Use
Supreme Justice Morchaurer of New York grants permanent injunction against the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World from using its present name. The order consists of colored men with judges in Brooklyn and elsewhere. The action was brought by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Ella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Justice
Redmonds Celebrate Marriage of Esther Redmond
Dr William Thomas Power of New York touched Saturday by Miss Esther Redmond of London in a ceremony attended by a Saree conpresation and many government members with nationalist participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welk Redmond
William Thomas Power
New York
Esther Redmond
Four quadruplets born to Mrs Synan Turner in Argentina
Mrs Synan Turner, wife of Louis C Turner of Argentine Kam Ye Wirth, gives birth to four babies three boys and a girl. All are alive and healthy.
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Hirth
Synan Turner
Louis C. Turter
Kam
Quebec Celebration Attendance by US Chief of Artillery
The chief of artillery from the United States is said to attend a Quebec celebration. Details detachments and rail ties indicate a derailment affecting the event plans.
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Quebec
Fragmentary Notice on Winwheste Event At Saturday
Readable fragments indicate a scheduled event at Winwheste on a Saturday with a note about the venue and a stated motive or purpose. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Baldimere Elkin Tallies In Weekend Wreck Injuries Reported
A brief local notice records a weekend wreck near Baldimere involving Elkinn tallies with injuries. Witnesses note Nestlewture West Virgine and Janz among those affected, with 2 others hospitalized.
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Baldimere
Elkinn
Gigu
Buf
Nestlewture West Virgine
Clash at Mine Strike Ends With Deputy Fatally Wounded
Deputies escorting a train to Adamavillea in Alabama faced a violent intal from union miners. Lloyd Gardner was mortally wounded and at least a dozen miners were killed or wounded as 13 deputies returned fire. Governor Gaynor ordered cavalry from Montgomery as the engine was halted by an open switch and resumed under heavy fire.
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Naile
Alsbamy Distro
Lloyd Gardner
Wnion Mlavers
Von
Ala
Adamavillea
Thesinion Mbes
Ork. Gov
Gamer
Gomerley
Montgomery
Mee
Gardner
Jefersan
Smith
Teiorson Corndlamaville
Jeterson
GING ADMITS BETRAYAL AT MURDER TRIAL
Testimonies at the Huntsville trial of Irving Carter reveal jealousy and alleged betrayal leading to the shooting of Tom Bagby by Irving Carter. Miss Heulah Carter testified she loved Bagby while he claimed affection for her. The courtroom heard how the killer confronted Bagby during a clandestine visit to Miss Carter. The defense intends to plead unwritten law.
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Testicies
Brother
Sweetwart
Heulah Carter
Thenuts Bagby
Irving
Huntsville
Tom
Miss Carter
Adl
Irving Carter
Young Bagby
Bank Closed By Run At Cleveland Institution
Due to a bank run the Farmers and Merchants Banking Company of Cleveland could not open Friday morning. A deed of assignment was filed and Edward S. Spurney was named receiver. The bank, capitalized at 100000, lists assets around 506000 though deposits and liabilities are unsettled.
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Cleveland
Farmers and Merchants Banking Company
Edward S. Spurney
Collision at Time Lake injures excursion boat passengers
A three masted schooner Lucy Simpson laden with railway cars collided with a crowded excursion steamer in Chicago harbor on a Friday in rough seas. The excursion boat, commanded by Capt Simenson, fled the scene after the collision amid reports of panic among passengers and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mita
Lucy Simpson
Chicago
Michigan
Simenson
Freight Rater Advance Ballot In Southeast Roads Meeting
An advance chasses of fraight Tates into the territory of the Southeastern Freight association and mentions the executive officers of Southern Roads. The event is noted as likely to be held in Lealasitte.
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Southeastern Freight Association
Mississippi
Fort Wingate Denies Nuvusie Uprising Report
An official denial from Fort Wingate on Friday refutes reports of an uprising by the Nuvusie. The communication urged banks to submit candidon reports by July 16 as part of the currency compirasier’s actions.
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Fort Wingate
Corey Evarns Return From Europe Sparks U.S. Steel Role
The text notes Corey Evarns from Europe who previously held a position with the United States Steel Corporation has returned home. It hints at plans for Evarns to take up duties again in the coming spring, with emphasis on resuming his practical work at the Hubishs plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey Evarns
Europe
Ey Berideit
United States Steel Corgearulion
Corey Sila
Brre Destroys Bly Factory at Everett Plant Fire
A fire wrecks the Bly factory at Everett causing extensive damage to a tinplate building and its contents. Estimated loss values are reported at around 458 000 dollars with debris and structural collapse observed. Local officials investigate possible causes as firefighters struggle to contain the blaze.
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Brre
Bly
Wire
Tiannte
Transfer of Leadership Drafted in Veiled Memo
A fragmented notice outlines a transfer of leadership within a mysterious group. It mentions Benret fever and Whiten development of a new leadership and a shift to the "ee Cohanbet Teele" with unclear places or names, leaving readers uncertain about specifics.
Jascargents Drepuised In Sonyente Capture
Hondarsh fisurgants captured the town of Sonyente on Wednesday as Tapia Thurg- Way anteked Conia. Pulled back to Bulvor, dor, the advance remains unclear with limited readable detail from the damaged text.
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Jascargents
Fisurgants
Sonyente
Tapia Thurg- Way
Conia
Tess
Nuchig
Smooth tongue cons game hits Albia farmers in Iowa
In Mone roe county two strangers posed as vision specialists from St Louis and conned two farmers north of Albia out of promises to pay 60 dollars for allegedly restoring sight. The visit left notes demanding payment as police pursue the pair across the region.
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Moneroe County
St. Louis Cune
Cty
Albia
Thesa
Gmouth
Accident Kills Baby At Wind Mill Farm
John McDonald dropped a bolt from a wind mill at his Duncombe farm striking his two year old son Wilfred on the head. The child died at St Joseph Mercy Hospital after surgery failed to save him. The family of eight has been left heartbroken.
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Chili
Duncombe
John McDonald
Wilfred
Webster City
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Man Sues Over Arm Loss After Train Incident
Otis Milledge sues the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway for sixteen thousand dollars in Minnesota court alleging his son Oda Milledge was kicked from a moving Milwaukee Road train at Coon Rapids in April 1897. The boy, badly crushed, lost an arm near the shoulder and faces diminished life expectancy.
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Coon Rapids
Milwaukee
Mistriot
Chicago, Miwaukee and
Jonnr
Record Price for Clay Land at Pitwes Acres Near Port Dodge
Fort Dodge Superior Clay Works to pay $18,000 for fifteen acres of clay land owned by Henry Engholm Fort Dodge. Record Webster County land price, depth of clay remains undeclared. Company to erect drainage tile plant with $50,000 capital and plan a $150,000 facility for sewer pipe and porcelain insulators. Insulator clay turns white after kiln firing.
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Pitwes
Port Dodge
Fort Dodge Superior Clay Works
Henry Engholm
Fort Dodge
Webster Cnounty
Ccompany
Profanity case leads to fine in Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge councilman Dr J W Kime was arrested on a warrant for using profane language. He was found guilty and fined $20 plus costs by Mayor C F Duncombe, with appeal to district court noted.
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J. W. Kime
Fort Dodge
Oon
Nicholson
C. F. Duncombe
Uie
Two Blen Wanted for Criminal Assault Near Logan
Two men Frank Gray and Rich, both claiming Missouri Valley ties, are jailed on criminal assault charges in a case tied to Logan. Two Cornell girls Mall Thompson and Mary Meanile Strang, about 16, are detained at St. Hornapi’s hospital as juvenile court action looms. Girls allege the men lured them during a trip toward Missouri Valley and attempted sexual assault. deputies from Council Bluffs brought them back. Families express concern over the girls’ conduct.
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Tagg
Frank Gray
Dark Rich
Missouri Valley
Omay
Uresheritt
Hinged County
Logan
Thy Hive
Cornell Butts Giela
Mall Thompson
Mary Meanile Strang
Oll
Tre Yue Ing
St. Hornapi's Hospital
Giela
Bint
Fray
Rich
Velanda
Giia
Miasour Valley
Aberife
Council Bute
Watering-Plant Fund Drive Reaches 28,000 Goal
Waterloo business leaders and church workers backed a campaign to retire indebtedness on the M C A building and fund improvements. James Ick, a dry goods merchant, led contributions with 6,000 toward the 26,000 final total as bells and whistles marked the victory.
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Tha
Waterloo
Seatt
James Nck
Stataeas
Fort Dodge Doctors Probe City Waterworks Slaughterhouses
Physicians in Fort Dodge investigate the waterworks following a pipe break and alleged contamination. They also examine butcher shops basements for carcasses, call for enclosing fruit displays to prevent disease, and urge a central slaughter house.
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Mort Dolge
Matluig' Camquilgn
Fort Dodge
Tila
Alth
Drowning at Avoca Farm Claims Youth Adolph Hanser
A 14 year old boy Adolph Hanser of Persia drowned Thursday at a small pond on Jens Sorrensen’s farm near Avoca. He rode to the Sorrensen home with friends to attend a wheel ride and entered deep water after losing his nerve in the heat. His body was recovered within an hour despite strenuous attempts to revive him.
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Noy
Hs Mife
Pont
Avoca
Adolph Hanser
Une
Nat
Jens Sorrensen
Bony
Claus Hensen
Persia
Adeptt
Sorrensen
Naff
Adaph
Joe
Moving Picture Man Arrested for Larceny in Council Bluffs
P. F. Carney and his wife with two children were taken from a train by Sheriff Canalny at the request of Sheriff Jones. Carney denies knowledge of Cicenne, but is charged with larceny. He operated a moving picture show at Arnold's Lake.
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Moving Picture Siants
Corncil Bluffs
P. F. Carney
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Sherif Canalny
Sheriff Jones
Dickingan County
Carney
Cicenne
St Fa
Moving Picture Nimching
Arnold's Lake
Fifth Annual Convention Honors Lather Laaggue Officials
The fifth annual convention of the Lather Laaggue of town elects officers including President Rev. Aturin from Muscatine, recording secretary C J. Wound of Slater, treasurer Sehlambureh Engle Grove, and notes Marshalltown as host city.
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Marshalltown
Ailcerd
Aturin
Muscatine
C J. Wound
Slater
Sehlambureh
Engle Grove
Firemen’s tournament held despite bad weather at Onawa
Maple Valley Firemen’s tourney, postponed from June 17, was completed Wednesday before a large crowd despite rain and wind. Hefgren won most of the honors with notable performances.
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Onawa
Maple Valley Firemen
Waa
Weinentay
Hefgrein
Rail postal clerks hold sixth division convention
The annual convention of railway postal clerks of the sixth division was held at Cedar Kaplds Thursday. Eight cars of a southbound freight train derailed on the Great Western near the North Skunk river between Melbourne and Baxter. several injured. Join Shaters of Mercy and Stater Mary Tha of Chicago welcomed into the Mercy order at Dubuque.
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Trailway
Cedar Kaplds
Cary
Great Wester
Dridga
North Skunk River
Melbourne
Baxter
Shaters of
Mercy
Mary Tha
Mis Talon Moanvy
Chicago
Bistur
Mary Kulaiin
Mina Anum Hoelps
Diltques
Mérey Order
Dubuque
Dubuque Saloon Men Yield After Court Injunction
The executive council of the yatana keepere Jenga at Dubuque abides by a new injunction enforcing mulet nw. The question remains when the new order will be besvh as authorities act under law. Roberta’s mother, G. Toberts, former Mint director, died at her Fort Dodgs home and was buried Thursday.
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Dupuque
Yatanakeepere
Dubuque Hayy
Cate Roberte
G. Toberts
Sores
Roberta
The
Mint
Fort Dodgs
Waa
Thuradey
Unclear historical market and trade notes amid disrupted figures
The fragmented text outlines weather and trade activity, with mentions of consumer goods, banking, and grain markets. It references improvements, production, and prices with odd figures and erratic phrasing. Names and precise figures are obscured, leaving a hazy snapshot of commodity and logistics concerns.
New York Economic Update Shows Mixed Trade and Policy Signals
A garbled New York market brief outlines mixed signals in trade and policy, noting industrial activity, consumer goods, and export movements. It references summer fabric demand, regional production, and weekly trade figures, mentioning the Matted States and comparisons to prior weeks.
International Balloon Race Heads to Victory Parade
The International balloon race showcased a wide, buoyant display as teams launched from Cileage and Covet. The winning craft led by Meldliy-Soa Antotd hinted at a new era in endurance and navigation.
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Internationad Ration
Ballona Ruve
Ballon Ata
Cileage
Whallichiod
HaKorl
Quebes
Paris Latin Quarter Faces Deterioration Says Wartime Lead
The article reports Samuel Wythe’s claim that the Latin Quarter is deteriorating while noting student crowds and rowdy behavior. It describes drinking, singing, and disorder among students and visitors, with concerns about moral and social decline in the area.
Mysterious Gathering Around Secretary Candidate Agreed
In a guarded meeting participants spoke of presenting a plan at a later time. The description suggests a formal gathering surrounding a central secretary candidate and a decision on presenting a lively Cin plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genlal
Dropped Coffee Affects Washington Doctor’s Health Later
A letter from Dr Gane of Washington DC describes years of headaches irritability and fatigue corrected after switching from coffee to Postum. He details tremors poor sleep and improved mood since using Postum crediting the product with better health and urging others to try it.
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Maine
Alabama
Special Service Squadron
Manilla
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Orange
N-Je
Empc Royer
Naneker Walker
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Trent Stare
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Ging
Time Lake
Wastate News
BENCO
Cars—Sues
Iowa Highway Commission
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Zeparing
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Chiid
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St. Tow
Tand
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Manppton
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Harry A. Bturdewart
Walker's Phong
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Grand Lodge
B. Mvalker
Atlresten
Omatia
M. GC. A
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Garinda
Mr. Weardstreet
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SRG
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Chaiee Creamery
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Hitalo Circle
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Lydia E
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Laurel
Lydia
Pinkham
Ellen M. Olson
Mae
Paris “Quartier Latin
G. Wiythe
Ramuel B. Utythe
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Lota
Gane
Ainda
Poston
Wash
D.C
Klailly Wito
Shy
Eustaie
Cates
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Vostuma
Poataum Co
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