Engineer blame pier collapse on exercise heads
An engineer assigns fault for the Lore Pier collapse at Momauguin Beach to the exercise heads and overloaded planks. He cites decayed timber and extra weight from a large crowd as critical factors. Officials deny a formal probe, with First Selectman Carey saying no investigation will occur.
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Dengius
Lore
Momauguin Beach
Rade
Har
Kalingae
Hart
First Selectman
J. Walter Carey
Edward P. Avery
New Haven
Ellis Island Charge Answered In Agency Report
In New York dated August 11 ambassador Geddes defends Ellis Island procedures and rejects criticisms. A staff of cleaners spends time guiding visitors while the island aims to improve efficiency amid ongoing reviews and accountability efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Comprez
Correctinn
Frederick
Iite Stretessinner
Immat Teh
Hughes Denies Sending Telegram
In Washington Secretary Hughes denies sending a telegram claimed by veterans at a New York City press briefing. The State Department telegram reportedly asked for Hersdell's immediate extradition while protecting Lieutenant Griffis, with Grover Cleveland Beredoll cited in relation to declassification of Hooventis from a German prison.
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Washington
Diseiteu Villeyi Dun
Ina L
Hughes
SHC
State Department
Grover Cleveland
Beredoll
Hooventis
Gerast
Ry Hughes
Cincinnundi
Aim Nox Sy Wink
Suite
Teiegran
Ores Adorn
Hersdell
Griffis
Charles E Hard Resigns White House Position
Charles E Hard resigns from a White House post and plans to return home next month. Other administration roles were offered but declined. The vacancy at the White House is filled by the secretary to the vice president who will serve as acting president's personal secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hard
White House
Shingto Os
Harding
Gastellsne
Luris
Administee Sion
Ilard
Covidee
Mara
Sec
Crescent Mishap Unavoidable Captain Reports
Special to the Telegraph reports Captain Gavagan and Mate Robert Lucia in charge of the Crescent, wrecked off Huron Point August 8 with 6910 excursionists aboard, face possible charges before the U S Board of Steamship Inspection. Gavagan filed his report. inspectors prepare formal proceedings at the federal building next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Laven
Gavagan
Fie
Robert Lucia
Crescent
Huron Point
United States Board of Steamship Inspection Service
Federal Building
Mar Madera
New London
New York
Aiva Ribans
Unclear Meeting Notes From Diverse City Events
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous names and venues, mentioning meetings and events across streets and organizations. The readable items reference Electrophizers suite, veterans groups, and multiple unclear entities with scattered locations. The content lacks coherent narrative or identifiable outcomes.
Debris of Derby Ruins Sparks Fire Origin Theories
Fire investigators and police probe a Derby blaze amid debris, suggesting a kerosene stored tank may trigger the explosion. Officials review insurance probes and incident details while fire crews work to establish an origin.
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Derby
Pelerran
Pire
Dward Cotter
Agung
Colter
Wight
Haved Chic
Gene Beidef
Eure
Lorai
Shelton
Ansonie
McOmmuilen
Dohr Ge Kane
And
Pireman Willuott
Lic Wehetar Company
Ansonia
Puopolo
Famous director sues for divorce amid dining room clash
The report details an acrimonious legal action as director Ince faces a divorce suit from Stewart over an insult to a woman. Courtroom descriptions depict heated exchanges during and after a dinner seating, with witnesses recounting uncomfortable moments and claims of impropriety and embarrassment. The chaotic account names various individuals and settings, highlighting the drama surrounding the civil suit and social fallout.
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Evan Lucy Stewart
Ince
Gattle
Shade
Cody
Fragmented OCR Naval Page Details at Fort Wright
The report narrates a coastal defense drill at Fort Wright with Governor Templeton and Lt Col B Aterimethy leading a mixed party. It mentions V-2 observers, a parade of local guards, and a bombardment exercise with improvised targets, names several participants, and notes the assembly near Lewiston in a tense preparatory atmosphere.
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Templeton
Mann
Goscenor
Fort Wright
Lew Lonton
Colbh B. Aterimethy
Lung Dae
Hostife
Tonethy
Bridie Wang
Dias Heise Neal Tetr
Pat
Lee
Seoul
Oman
Pier Pope Otek
Amer
Phos Coemir
Atlantic Street Home Raided By Police
A fragmented report describes police execution of a raid on an Atlantic Street residence with unclear details and scattered phrases. The text mentions entities like Atlantic Street and police, implying a law enforcement action at a residence. Further specific names or dates are not clearly legible.
Taxicab Drivers in Contest Arrested in Wa Ge Death Notices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions two taxi drivers arrested in a contest and references to death notices and local entities. The readable portions are unclear but indicate legal and obituary notices amid scattered names and places. The item conveys rare, non-detailed event snippets without coherent narrative.
President Confers on Future Legislation—First Essay
President confers with leaders on legislation for the next Congress. Key aides and budget officials discuss the draft message and budget, aiming to align on a path for forthcoming policy. The meeting centers on funding, appropriations, and the administration’s fiscal outlook.
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Chammen Snel
Madden
Buren
Nie Devielom
Bishop Cup Races End Yachting Season Here
The Bishop Cup races near conclusion with plans for next Sunday and a potential finish under a special free-hold local event. Arlene and the committee report ongoing entries though conditions delay some competitors and course details are to be finalized by the club.
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Ty City
Arlene Maeting
Woldae
Urder Detsao
Dee Eid Bing Fepnetta Penance
Phy Fave Elles
McLaughlin Alive Denies Telegraph Report
A sensational telegram from a Warner Company plant caused panic as Edward Spots collapsed at work. Charles McLaughlin, cited as a witness, appears unharmed and continues his week at the factory after the false funeral rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eytor
Warner Company
McLaughlin
Vee Niwel & Served
Charles McLaughlin
Edward Speer
McLangii
Griffis in Germany Under Orders Linked to Kidnap Probe
The record describes Griffis assigned in Germany under orders tied to a kidnapping case involving American property and a German operative network. It notes involvement of a Major Herb from the African graves registration service in Paris and mentions a U S mission to locate an American airman and arrange returns with German authorities.
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Bidul- Alan Y van
Griffis
Noenver
Cleveland Bergsdol
Anerart
Evwader
Germany
Criti
Wekipekh Repyvice
Iuto
Mohdle
Lee
Lieine Mere
Herb
African Graves Registration Service
Paris
Ameriean
Hawi
Lniled States
Fils
Nielson
Amiere Lean
United States
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