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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
2
President Taft ordered the action by the Department of Justice in New York against the coffee trust suspended and all papers in the case sent to the Department of State. This is described as a direct report of an angry prosecutor from the coffee trust.
The jury acquitted Clayton Rowland and thirteen other union leaders of conspiracy to intimidate nonunion button workers in Muscatine Iowa. Observers expect the others may avoid trial. Include mentions of connected figures and events scattered through the report.
The report by William Pastorius describes European anarchists who allegedly planned to kill President Taft. Pastorius, awaiting sentence in Pittsburg, was charged with sending an infernal machine to Alexander R. Peabody and attempting to extort a note for a new party. A committee reportedly met to organize promotional efforts.
Trustees report a $13 481 American contribution to the Charles Dickens centenary fund to support five granddaughters of the late novelist. Mrs Marie Garland of Boston plans to sacrifice a $10 million inheritance to wed Francis Cushine Green, with Green as her financier. Harvey W Wiley announces engagement involving his week old son and the daughter of Pool Commissioner RM Allen of Kentucky, awaiting formal ratification. Warren S Stapo of Cleveland reelected grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for six years.
The dispatch notes Cuba unrest prompting U S discussion of tribal intervention. Marines reported deployed from Philadelphia toward Havana as federal forces address growing violence and capture. Seismic events and storms also feature in the summary with burial of Danish King Frederick VIII noted in Copenhagen.
A fortune teller’s camp dispute ends with the magistrate’s money returned and the gypsy band ordered to move on after a pocketed sum and a missed dollar amount were traced. Constable George W. Myers aided the pursuit in this brief police incident.
A fragmentary verse scene travels from Crayen street in Stroud to London, with a speaker lamenting lodging and praising a poet’s influence. The text blends travel imagery and a dramatic plea to send the poet onward, reflecting a dramatized urban meditation.
Incoherent OCR fragment hints at a London Chronicle report describing a tragic crash near Rammegate and a young girl involved. Details are unreadable. core event appears to be a fatal or harmful accident with an implied dramatic incident and public danger.
A fragment discusses a peculiar vegetable fact described as one of the curiosities of the vegetable kingdom. It mentions immune properties and distinct peculiarities, though the wording is fragmented and unclear.
A telegram from Walter Hungerford reports that on May 27 while returning from a bankers meeting at Rising Sun, Frank Mirymond president of Waldron Bank and Ambrose Nowlin president of Dearborn First National Bank were badly injured when their car struck an obstruction. Hungerford, the St Paul bank cashier, escaped with minor bruises and died not noted. The auto was wrecked.
In Princmtun on May 27 Judge Clements ruled against the county in a suit by former Kevarder W. Zimmer man alleging he did not turn over county funds. A similar complaint against Zimmerman was compromised for 22. Testified that the county was owed fees that were never collected.
Lagarre reports the body of his wife Kiaddrayesee found after he fired seven bullets in a domestic attack. He surrendered to authorities and awaits trial. Police and witnesses described the sequence, with Rojo and Hv da figures named in the inquiry as the case unfolds.
The readable phrases mention graduates and a chess event with a list of unclear names and actions. The passage is garbled, containing stray letters and partial words about a ceremony and a chess activity with scattered proper nouns.
Report notes 1 800 attendees at a city festival with music and cultural displays. Officials highlight community enthusiasm and the event's impact on local vendors and venues.
Fort Wayne on May 27 reports Ales Nettle Bpiece wife of no druggint died from burns after a gasoline torch exploded in her hand. The incident occurred during routine work leading to fatal injuries.
A jailed man faced a mob that demanded guilt. He admitted guilt as officers and citizens watched protests grow, but the crowd overwhelmed the jail guard and took the prisoner away, despite objections.
Mon signor Lavelle prevented a panic during the St. Clements church dedication on West Fortieth Street as the platform failed. About 27 people, mostly women and children, suffered injuries when the basement platform collapsed beneath the crowd of 3,000 spectators.
An unclear wire service style notice reports Papke preparing to sail to England. The garbled text mentions May dates, military or racing terms, and references to Car patitien and Patis au Caut Pals, with no coherent event details or outcomes.
On May 27 Winshineteo observers report Polish and Jewish groups protested to the secretary of commerce and labor against the literacy test in the Dillingham immigration bill. They argue the test is unfair to their country and that education seekers should not be barred from admission by lacking the required items.
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