Mob Attack at Court Endangers Defendant in Los Angielig
A mob in Los Angielig California attacked police during Edward Martins arraignment for the murder of Edith Halsinn. Martins was dragged toward the door, fought back by officers, and eventually hidden through a rear exit. He was later brought before Judge Curtis Willure and sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Los Angielig
Cal
Lyach
Edward Martin
Edith Halsinn
Austin
W. H Debell
Wade
Peilien
Walckiy
Hetnre
Curtis Willure
Mary Johnson and Frank Woodhull appearance scandal in New York
Immigrant Mary Johnson, age about 80, claims she lived as a man for years to support herself after entering California as a young woman. She recounts adopting male attire and voice to blend in, and says she was misidentified amid a broader controversy surrounding gender roles in late 19th century New York.
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Miw York
Mary Johnson
California
Bill Malas
New York
Minn
Trey
Yao
Aerherd
Mary Aye
Peru
Calfornia
Idaho Northern Railway Project Moves Ahead
The Idaho Northern line improvements progress with new tool construction and track work planned between Rae ville and Prichard. The project aims to finish grade work by late December and open segments to train traffic, with several siding and bridge tasks near Beaver Deemer and Fort at the Corer Aleaiver completed this year.
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Amith
Neleon
Beaver Deemer
Muntpey
Naren
Monareh
Paragee
Raeville
Prichard Reek Rae
Prichard
Herth Fort
Corer Aleai
Jury convicts Fleming in Idaho murder case
A jury found James Fleming guilty of first degree murder in a dispute over an irrigation ditch. Langford was shot and killed on Fleming’s ranch after a quarrel with the victim. Simultaneously probate court proceedings declared the wife of Fleming as a witness in the related case.
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Axytam
Bosh
Eiaho
Mardee
Anata
Idaho
Jobs Fleming
Ame
Jadament
Pleming
Bina Fleming
Frank Langford
Langford
Fleming
Forest fires ravage Oregon coast region amid smoke
Fires continue to rage in old forest areas near Dold Beach Oregon causing widespread damage. Hundreds of acres of timber and pasture land burned endangering livestock and forcing homestead losses with shops destroyed and concerns for timber resources in the valley.
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Dold Beach
Ore
Xyuan Valley
Utle
Wirw Destroys Warehouse in Nampa Fire
A warehouse at Nampa owned by BM Koni and P MM. Dewey was destroyed by fire today. The building housed eight storage rooms for Western Hide and Wood company and the Young Tranefer company. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars. most town merchants lost goods stored there.
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Dao
Therge
Nampa
BM Koni
P MM. Dewey
Hide Ani Woot Company
Local Dine Room Opening Hints for Orry MN
Orry MN Bam and M Normoyse plan to open the dine ton room in a hotel tomorrow morning. J Richart, a local resident, has ties to Vielting friends tax and returned home at Walls Watta. Mrs C B Caunfeld and Mrs Ed Wyatt of Whitebred attend at the home of Mrs I Cooper. W W Loeper, democratic ambreal commiting chair, announced that M Alexander, a candidate on the democratic ticket for governor, will address Harrison on October 14 and that he is MellTer An AdArew tere October 1.
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M. Normoyse
J. Richart
Walls Watta
C. B
Caunfeld
Ed. Wyatt
Whitebred
W. W. Loeper
M. Alexander
Kovernnr
Harrison
Prohibition Letter Sparks Oklahoma Dispute
Governor Haskell faces a clash over a federal letter about enforcing interstate prohibition. A White House communication suggested extending the ban nationwide, but officials debate publishing the letter to influence policy and public reaction.
Outlaws as Public Officers Continued from Page One
Fragmentary clipping reports that Sheri Lydon defied last night and that action against him had been begun. It notes Kirby had issued an order permitting Lydon and mentions Pelleus Uwethar who had been in residence nearby.
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Page One
Sheri Lydon
Firemansier
Kirby
Lyden
Peleus Uwethar
War Dogs Through History From Ancient Times to Modern Fields
A historical survey traces war dogs from ancient campaigns where hounds signaled towers and guarded camps to medieval and early modern battles. It notes breeds and roles, including trackers, guards, and attackers, evolving to modern service like carrying messages and care for the wounded.
Mysterious Rear-Door Occupant Shocks Street Visit
In a quirky scene at a residence, a young woman named Kyane is allegedly living in the rear of a Bowen home, with the front door guarded and the owner noting she comes and goes as she pleases. A Japan-bound guest explains strict local routines and four hundred household cleaning cycles imposed by law, while authorities handle street cleanup and public notices.
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Kyane
Mina
Bowen Po
Japan
Fragmented OCR Story Hints at Court Drama and Names
Disjointed lines reference a court case or interrogation with mentions of individuals such as Mannie and Elena, plus vague actions like rewriting crests and sending messages. The garbled text suggests a crime or legal proceeding but lacks clear facts, dates, or locations.
Skeleton methods in poultry farming raise concerns
An outdated and graphic description depicts a farmer using a heavy board to crush and flatten a turkey’s breastbone to produce plump poultry. The unsettling technique is presented as a routine practice, reflecting historical farming methods and attitudes toward meat preparation.
Left Handed Finance and the Moe Case
A fragmentary report describes a young railroad man entangled in debt and social pressures. A man pleads poverty while insisting he is trying to pay what he owes as the scene hints at personal temptation and a lottery rumor. The overheard dialogue reflects a tense, melodramatic exchange in an era of modest fortunes.
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Moe
Suan
San Francisco
Cal
Thief and a Valuable Horse in a Curious Scene
An undisarving thief steals a very valuable horse during business but is thwarted when the owner oracles the horse is not claimed by any eye. The tale shifts to a tale of a taproot discovery in Briderton wood where an abandoned horseshoe is found encased in the root, becoming a paperweight in Bradenham Mall.
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Lirain
Yowoni
Bridertiam Wood
Bradenham Mall
Rider Haggard
Old Hampshire
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American Trust
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Ures Remsha
Raage Almarn
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