Jealous Wife Uses A Gun in Washington Assault
A jealous wife, Stra George H. Clark, fired multiple shots at her husband, a real estate and insurance agent, near Indiana Avenue and Astor Street. Clark escaped injury. both were arrested after the confrontation and conflicting stories emerged as they were held at the police station.
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Omcent Hyde Clark
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Vary Diana Avenue
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Ayl
Nora Avenue
Astor Street
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Convention Highlights Two Congratulatory Matches
ST LOUIS MO Feb 11 Fated Naan conventions were held today in the Seventh and Ninth Missouri areas at Sedalts and St. Charles.
Auction of Civil War relics in Washington DC
In Washington DC on Feb 1, two navy department relics are to be sold at public auction. The Civil War monitor Canonicus, restored at a cost of about 10,000 dollars for exhibition, drew wide attention in Jamestown. The Pinta, from the wooden navy, is offered at 1400 dollars. bids will be opened tomorrow.
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Washington D.C
Navy
Norfolk Cavy Yard
Mareteland
Jaman
Philadelphia Election Chief Positions On Ballot Tomorrow
Philadelphia February 17 municipal election scheduled for tomorrow lists city solicitor three magistrates and other posts. Voters will choose 26 school directors, 14 common council members, a treasurer assessor and guardians of the city institutions.
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Philadelphia
Albany legislative bills on gambling facing committee hearing
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate state legislature in Albany considering bills to abolish or regulate gambling. Mentions codes, judiciary, assembly, and a hearing scheduled tomorrow on the proposals. Names and precise details are unreadable.
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Albany
Miners Entombed In Pennsylvania Drift Rescue Under Way
Twenty eight miners trapped by a collapsed drift near Mount Carmel Pennsylvania were rescued operations underway as rescuers heard digging and voices indicating the men are alive Air is reported good and several experienced miners are among the entombed workers Most are American with some foreign workers The barrier must be dug through to reach them by the ongoing effort
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Potteville
Midvailey Roblery
Nur Mount Carmel
Oklahoma law expands bank deposits guaranty program
Oklahoma lawmakers enact a state bank deposit guaranty, requiring state banks to pay 1 percent of average deposits to the state banking board. If depleted, funds are replenished. failed banks’ deposits are paid from the guarantor fund. National banks are excluded but may participate via an interagency plan. In Arkansas, a federal injunction hearing over penalties tied to rail demurrage is scheduled before Judge Teiber.
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Oklahoma
State Banking Board
Tate Bum
Dovrd
United Baton
Litplr Rock
Ark
Keb
Noon Mountain Railroad
Arkanese Railroad Commission
Teiber
City Bond Bids Opened and Mayor’s Resignation Mentioned
At the regular council meeting, bids for the city bonds were opened with four responses from Nuveen Bond Chicago Devenn Otis & Hough Cleveland and Manon Bond Chicago. The council delayed action on the bond issue and discussed resignations and future appointments including James Holton.
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John Dane
G. Carlson
Ely Vark
Dorke
John Nuveen
Bone
Chicago
Railing @ Co
Devenn
Otis & Hough
Cleveland
Manon Bone & Co
Brewery Construction Advances on Court Avenue Plant
A four man crew is repairing the Court Alent brewery with plans to hire more for brickwork and finishing. Foundations for the bottling works are completed and ready for brick work. One hundred forty lanes of steel are staged for the main alterations as material arrives. Burnhardt has returned from the east with a full modern equipment package for the brewery and bottling works. The completed plant is described as one of the finest and most modern in the west.
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Court Alent
Fnercuin
Browiry
Boutier
Vrestdout Burnhardt
Vompieind
Kaunin City Plants Resume Operations Amid Industrial Slowdown
Kaunin City, Mo reports the Kausin City Colt and Nutworks restart after a shutdown since January 1 due to mechanical issues. The Kensos City cotton mill also resumes, employing 23 workers, with several smaller canneries starting back under pressure of increased demand and factory force.
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Kanbar City
Kausac City
Colt and Nutworks
Kenses
Unclear historical gold strike reported at Hawhide claim
Fragmentary OCR notes claim a major gold discovery on the Kearse lease No 2 near Hawhide Fey Tous Kearne. The report mentions a large ore vein and a historic strike, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertain names, dates, and exact location.
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Aleno
Ser
Kearse
Hawhide
Kearne
Mewnda
Veagle Heft Rene for the sum
Fragmentary OCR item mentions an entity and a sum with unclear roles or actions. Readable elements include names and numbers, but the core event remains ambiguous. The brief card notes a financial or legal hint without clear outcomes or dates.
New Freight and Passenger Station Planned Nearby
Work will begin immediately on a new freight and passenger station four miles west of the town, east of the existing railway. It will feature a platform to handle four trains and include sheds of similar size to the current station, with additional facilities and a nearby yard.
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Aber de Mgackmie Beeps Way
Staton
Freight Sud
Ueaster
Te Ree
Ald
State Wins Land Cases Involving Thorpe Township Claimants
The Spear land office confirms a decision under Stephen A Thorpe on the Mahon staty, ruling in favor of the state on land rights in the township. The action centers on withdrawal notices, advert placements, and survey authority, with numerous settlers named as affected parties and a broad list of individuals associated with the case.
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Spear Land Office
Stephen A. ‘Thorpe
Maho
Washington, Bo
Iand
Furladletios
United Reater Jepurt
Oumimle Saner
Wallace Gate
Coeur d'Alene
State Tribune
United Musterveyor
Wtote
Temson
Rafiroed Company
Keowee of SARAH Over AID Funds in Oregon Bank Debacle
In Portland Oregon a bank run dragged on for days as the Mercantile Bank faced mass withdrawals totaling about 40000. The institution reported liabilities of around 200000 and a cash balance near 278000 as depositors cleared out across a tumultuous day with some tellers unable to handle the flow.
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Keowee
Sarah
Aid
Yortland
Ore
Deguntia
Clearwater bridge construction resumes in Lewiston Idaho
Crews resumed work on the Clearwater bridge today in Lewiston Idaho starting with the site and earth and street work. Steel work will begin on the bridge’s draw span within days followed by lug gangs and a 59 man labor force. The project is the only contract built portion, with steel supplied from Rivaria to Lewiston. Contractors aim to finish in six weeks enabling traffic on the new route.
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Mapeets Tur
Rivaria
Lewiston
Brady and Brady Field Rival Candidates In County race
Voters in the county hear names like James A Brady and J Fallon as factions vie for Republican nominations for governor and state offices. Conversations hint at county split support, with Taft and Roosevelt sparking debates among local supporters as national and state issues shape the county political scene.
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Premet
Orofino
Mabe Fee
James A. Brady
Purernor
Maatiegs
Halle
Nea Vorce Pousty
Raw
C. Rotner
Per Carner
Parte
Jomph Fallon
Kowtenal
Preneh
Taft
Thredore Rocerralt
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