Woman Accused of Bootlegging In Columbue Ind
Mev George Smith a W. 7 U member was arraigned before Mayor Maroaby on bootlegging charges involving illicit whisky. Mrs Smith filed an affidavit against Ralph Schoopke. trial set for Saturday afternoon. both deny and dispute who sold or purchased whisky between them.
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Columbue
Ind
George Smith
Hie W. 7. U
Ghin City
Maroaby
Schooske
Schoegle
Schopsko
Smith
Hid
Outlaws slain in breakup of Solomon Island murder league
Report from Vancouver states head hunting chief Chlet Sito organized a murder league in the Solomon Islands. The chief and 12 followers were captured. 17 were killed or settled. Information comes via Austrade sources describing the last headhunting chief Alto and the force's actions against the group.
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Vancouver
Nntys
Chlet Sito
Bolomun Islands
Htm
Xloamahiy Murama
Austrade
Whilow
Alto
Soloman
Bandits Raid Train Town Firefight Ends in Capture
Bandits attacked a train near Coal City and blew up a bark building. A chase followed with shots at moving machines and a burning freight car. Three bandits were wounded. three prisoners were captured near Verona. none gave their names. Sheriff Stosle escorted the suspects to Morris.
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Wa Robbora
Ahlengo
Coal City
Chicago
Arong
Calley
Mie
Varney Duatto
Washington
Ile
Chen
Rugene Au Tor
Mishi Watehmaan
Mazin
Smile
Qewih de We Watta
Rat Tme
Walt
Ao Kiotsun
Miller
Crousblag
Verona
Stosle
Morris
Foss Takes the Oath as Massachusetts Democrat Sworn In
Eugene N Foss of Maassarhinetta was sworn in as a Democratic member from the 14th Massachusetts district to fill the late Loveting seat. The ceremony prompted celebrations in a House with notable Republican attendance. Foss subscribed to the oath amid cheers while the Democratic side marked the event with demonstrations and a notable reshuffling near the Speaker's desk.
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Massachusetts
Washington
Eugene N. Foss
Maasarhinetta
Loveting
Waa
T Hat
Rusone N. Foua
Hla Eredentini
George Ii
Handy
Desica
Foss
Fookwan
Fragmented Puzzle Excerpt Recalls Editor Writer Exchange
A damaged OCR style excerpt shows a writer insisting poets are born, addressing an editor who remained cool. The editor questions why this is so, prompting a terse exchange that hints at authorial confidence and editorial doubt.
Steamer on Fire at Sea Tragedy and Rescue Efforts
A steamship exploded and caught fire at sea killing a baby and injuring nine crew members and several emigrants. Passengers were transferred to lifeboats as a panicking scene unfolded with women and children on deck. Rescue ships Kanawha and Upland aided, transferring evacuees to the Kanawha and Hylands at Dover. Separately, a Baltimore jewelry theft yielded $16,000 in recovered pieces and the suspect Clarence Howlett alias Kenneth Frogmith was arrested.
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Balter
Par Wengerh
Calentons
Mer — Binkers
Ely
Davite
Calrarona
Calrnronie
Kanabwa
Uplands
Dover
Baltimore
Quick Eye Pot & Jeweler
Mra
Frederick Burgher
New York
Clarence Howlett
Wilton Oliver” Reono
Kenneth Frogmith
Union
Watterson Alarm Over Taft Admin Crisis and Roosevelt Return
A Louisville editor rails at the Taft administration as hopelessly broken and urges that Theodore Roosevelt return to public life. He suggests Roosevelt’s comeback would be a central issue in Europe and America alike, framing the ex president as a potential remedy to national ills.
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Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Europe
MacVeagh Faces GOP Pressure Over Treasury Post
The article reports Republican leaders pressuring Secretary MacVeagh amid criticism of his acceptance of the role and alleged independence from party lines. It notes party dissatisfaction with his stance on customs and his refusal to align with administration supporters, fueling debate on whether a different choice should head the Treasury.
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Macveach
Treasury Department
MacVeagy
Capitol
MacVeagh
Mysterious Mushroom Growth Delays and Daylight Changes
The article notes mushrooms often appear to grow at night yet can take several weeks to form a fleshy body. In daylight the surface is visible as a collapsed sheath. A vivid description mentions a thin surface, with new formations under a fragile cap and possible underground expansion that may appear larger than expected.
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Venus
Walla
Wuloh
Ik Tay
Thin Op Jingo
Aol
Desking Fraud Trial In Harrisburg Capitol Case
In Harrisburg the commonwealth charged a Capitol furnishing conspirator with defrauding the state in certifying furniture bills. The prosecution showed irregular invoices and questioned if items were designed for the Capitol. Witness Holton testified desks measured differingly, with one billed at 20 feet found to be five feet long and values reaching $168 per desk.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Drake
Capitol
Finston
Holton
Satherdon
Denks
Histon
Hard Work For the B The cullee Howab i jemi uF eelar
Expedition notes and local efforts feature a range of names and places with unclear connections. Readers get brief mentions of fundraising, planning, and community actions tied to a regional project, highlighting collaboration among organizations and individuals.
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Howab i Jemi Uf
Eelar Pequires Ako
Loring Expeditions
Thaw Witness Describes Hartridge Influence on Son’s Case
Mrs. Mary C Thaw testified in district court about her son’s defense and the role of Hartridge in retaining Delmas and suggesting Governor Miches to defend the case. She explained she objected to political entanglements and stated no objection to Governor Miches.
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Elial Agaire
Russell Peabody
Timeridee
Delmas
Hartridge
Miches
Mighes
Tvs
Bankruptcy filing notes large liabilities and assets
In a United States district court filing, Joseph G. Ebersole appears in a voluntary bankruptcy case listing liabilities of 1 180 000 and assets of 400. The document notes Ebersole as secretary and treasurer of a piano company, but states the firm is not involved in the bankruptcy.
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Joseph G. Hversgle i
Pation
United States District Court
Ebersole
Ue Bank
Rupley
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