Reporting to Conference in City by Alen
The A M B Zinn conference began its session in the city at Zion Mhuire with welcome speeches from civic and church leaders. Local officials and ministers addressed attendees while a lengthy program of talks and notices followed, including court updates on manslaughter and tax charges.
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Clweland G. Alen
A. M. B. Zinn
Zion Mhuire
Froad
Gregory Atronts
Thie City
Aiters
Sti
Danielia
Bridesport
Lewis
de Wee
Bebml
Corth
Ebures
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Ladien
Aid Sociéty
Sre
Worneres
Amd Moretes Sacle
Jacob Pell Pers
Buda
Preciian
Wade Sy
Chateau
Fenn de Imimy
Conetualen
Oweleéhie
Neid Ls Hovar
Ube
Wlaiting Binbop
Wits
Faaah
Peeterdey
Maxt
Errivet
Johan Dancy
Tha Entreh Éxtensior
Ao Cheng
GC. Cietett
Btar
Orgitn
Me Gherch
Tieliop Caldwell
Prengr vs Stizen Ambassador Protests
Ambassadors protests occur as Prengr faces Stizen in a dispute over toxic involvement. Local officials report tense demonstrations outside the embassy with unresolved questions about responsibility and safety.
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Prengr
Stizen
West Coast unrest echoes as Mexican tension grows
A chaotic report from Mazatlan cites Mexican reactions to American actions while U S Navy vessels remain stationed offshore. The piece notes criticism of American conduct and mentions a cruiser Tamara departing for Manila with unspecified warship activity continuing off the West Coast.
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Atelt
California
Naxattee
Ty Weil
Mazatlan
Upliit Iim
Occasjon
Wits Hare Leen Mall Getenp
Antes Grist
Binet
Wil- Crem
Tamara
Menza Wy
Yes Wale
United States
City Court Case Bouts With Bonds and Sentences
City court heard multiple cases including John Petts of 21 Henry Street charged with assault and infesting a kit with intent. Judea Comghilla ordered held on $1500 bond. Paul Duchey, 22 Columbia Court, arraigned for non support with $4 weekly payment. Probation officer urged compliance and child support for a wife and child. Christopher Dicker, 22 Hamilton Street, faced fine and probation under $300 bond. Patrick Fawley fined $19 for breach of peace and assault while James Kines of Stratford faced mutual charges. Seduction charges against Jean DeMusser of New Haven referenced. several defendants given days to show cause or face further probation actions.
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John Petts
Henry Strest
Siven
Herrietta
Christopher Dicker
Mamilton Street
Waring
Aix
Patrick Fawley
Ceneral Freie
Hamith Sachs
Adaveniee
Thrift and Cooperation Promote Prosperity in Italy
A three month study notes Italy’s prosperity linked to individual thrift and wise laws. Cooperation development aids high living costs, agriculture, and land reclamation. Savings banks encourage thrift with deposits from even the poorest, contrasting America’s thrift with Italy’s example.
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FTHR
Italy
America
Shamrock IV Handily in Her Trial Spin
Shamrock IV, Sir Thomas Lipton’s new America’s Cup challenger, conducted her first sailing trial near Portsmouth Ibaq. The wind was light and tests were limited. Shamrock IVt joined the test, the mast towered over Shamrock V, Sir Thomas Lipton was aboard with designer Charles B. Nicholson and skipper William P. Burton, who will command in the cup races.
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Portsmouth
Ibaq
Sir Thomas Lipton
Spi
Sir ‘Thomas
Charles B. Nicholson
Wiliam P. Burton
Americans Exhibit at London Horse Show Opens
London June 4 A record list of entries, many from America, was announced at opening day at Olympia of the eighth annual horse show which runs to June 16. American exhibitors include William H. Moore of New York with a large entry, plus Alfred Vanderbilt of New York and Baron Alexander Stackel of Santa Barbara, Miss Ruth Boyd of New York and others.
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London
America
Olympia
Willam H. Moore
New York
Alfred Vanderbilt
The Shades of Night Were Falling Fast
Bright Scholar notes the line means the people were pulling down the blinds as darkness settled. The phrase evokes urgent mood and scene setting in the historical report.
Toll on old Welsh roads sparks owner name dispute
Fragmented notes recount a Carmarthenshire toll road tale where a young ferryman Stam mering Jim refuses to display a single owner name on his cart. He lists multiple owners for each part of the vehicle, prompting a magistrate to press for a clear owner declaration.
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Ste Toner
Mary Jane
London
Carmarthen
Wales
Ops Young Fermer
Jim
Courve
David T-T-Thomas
Hugh J-J-Jones
William B-Bower
Joshua M-M-Morgan
National
Fragmented OCR note with garbled text
A partially readable line shows unknown names and phrases. The legible words hint at a misscanned note or caption with no clear event, date, or location. Overall, content is too distorted to extract a coherent news item or identify entities.
Fragmented OCR Summary Entry
A damaged OCR fragment mentions rent and names unclear in a local notice. No coherent event or entities can be confirmed from the readable text.
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