November Elections Surprises Across Parties At Results
Readable portions show New York, Maryland, New Jersey races amid Democratic gains and Republican retains. Governors in Pennsylvania and New York cited with margins. Maryland GOP faces early success in city council. Voter turnout described as light due to weather and campaign dynamics.
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Maryland
Ian Satng Chau
Setanta Te Len
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Cominneaits
Ilney Sf' Moci
Scared Young Scott Arrest in Nome Crime Case
Scattered OCR text shows Dr. Maurice DeMaine arrested for robbery after a crime in Nome. The fragment mentions a doctor accused, a lodging, and a tense exchange about violence. Details are garbled, but the incident centers on DeMaine's arrest and related accusations.
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Maurice DeMaine
Craion
Nome
Maurice Deatanas
Wiliam Joba
Rita
Petia Nectindiet
Raat
University of Pennsylvania Tempted to Admit Women
Special Helena dispatch reports Montana’s admission news rippling nationwide with statewide reactions. References to Colorado road and coal interests appear among broader political notes as Cleveland comments on election results and public sentiment shifts.
Absorbed Rival In Mortgage Scheme Feud Report
The report outlines a case where Frank Sout, Fargo financier, claims a large instalment plan netted him 15000 dollars while creditors allege 617000 or 420000 in mortgages were used. The affair centers on a single property tied to multiple mortgages and potential court actions.
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Ranger
Fargo
Aero Tate
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Prison Escape Attempt Ends in Convict Shooting
An attempted break from the guard ended with gunfire as convicts tried to flee. One or more inmates were captured while others were killed or wounded, with at least one escaping from the prison walls before being rounded up.
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Panic over silver policy and epidemics in Potts County
Gen F and Spinner warn of panic if silver policy succeeds, while a correspondent reports an epidemic of hydrophobia in Potts County. The dispatch notes unrest among voters and references upcoming legal actions and court proceedings as tensions rise over financial policy and public health fears.
Interview reveals Rube Burrows recounts crimes and escapes
The Constitution prints an interview with outlaw Rube Burrows, detailing his early life, joining gang activity, robberies, and close calls with lawmen. He describes raids, gunfights, and connections to other criminals, including a dramatic raid and pursuit that culminated in a dramatic escape.
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Train Smash Kills One in Altoona Mountain West
A runaway train wreck in Altoona Mountain West results in one fatality and multiple injuries. Authorities name the company and local supervisors as investigators probe the crash site and determine causes.
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We Penney and Company
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New Star on the Flag Declared a State of the Union
Reports describe a dramatic collision on a loop in Kansee City with multiple injuries and a drunken driver incident. The piece blends unfinished notes on a state proclamation, a train crash aftermath, and pension discussions, mentioning U S history and political context.
The Cronin Trial Extraordinary Developments
Reports from the Cronin murder case detail a sensational discovery of the physician's clothes and handbag in a sewer trap near Evanston Avenue and Team Avenue. A wider note describes an assassination attempt on a witness and related courtroom tension, while separate items cover varied cotton yield reports and weather-related agricultural impacts across several states.
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Mystery game rewards readers for solution in panel dare
A $200 reward is offered to readers who solve the mystery in the new game story The Dent in the Panel starting next month in the December 4 issue. Subscription options are yearly four dollars or six months ninety nine cents. readers are urged to recruit friends and share the paper with neighbors.
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New Mills and Paper Works to Be Built Near Minneapolis
Fragmentary OCR reveals plans for mills and furnaces by a syndicate to establish large scale industry along a river route. Mentions a 480 acre tract and representatives seeking land and resource support amid broader industrial expansion.
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Kamusitiquia
SMASHES THE TRUST Dissolution of sugar company cited in anti competition case
Fragmented OCR outlines a New York Supreme Court dispute over sugar trust dissolution and anti trust law interpretation. Quoted passages reference justice, jury actions, and care for public interests, with illustrations of patent leather care and reminiscences of a sleeping car porter in a broader newspaper collage.
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Army Women Navigate Flooded Jersey Meadows
Floods swamp Hoboken and low-lying meadows as sewers lag and streets flood. Army women aid navigation and washout cleanup while authorities scramble to drain affected areas.
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Jersey
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Fear at PSWTVille and Conemaugh flood chaos in Nov gobbled
A garbled Pittsburgh region dispatch reports fear at PSWTVille and a flood on Conemaugh at Johnstown. The piece mentions anxiety over a Dane and local events on Water Street, with brief notes on travel trouble and a filing method in Indiana Revolutionised.
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Suits for 394000 in York County court action
Massachusetts Construction Company seeks promised bonds in a circuit court suit involving the townships of York County and Lancaster County in South Carolina. The record references multiple townships and a broader fiscal dispute as parties contest obligations and property/financial claims.
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