New Witness for Hainses Emerges in Gun Threat Case
A New York district attorney questions a sensational tale about Annie boasting of intimacy with Mrs. Hains and threatening Captain Hains with a revolver. The witness, described as a prominent clubman and U S Supreme Court practitioner, allegedly shared details of a yacht party and gun display linked to ongoing divorce proceedings.
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Y. F
Annie
Peter C. Hains
Haina
Dalleve
Darling
Queens County
Guédibbett
Aminie
Eens
Mate Wenta
Longreland
Halas
Darrin
United States
Aera
Sally Tor
Algl “Anois
Ficar
Inne
Imam
Bayside Yacht Club
Lerame
Annis
Clavidin
Bing
Local market turns volatile as prices swing daily
West LA produce scene shows rapid price changes over a few days with quotes rising for some vegetables and fruits. Local dealers note renewed demand while sellers point to higher costs and cautious buyers, causing quick shifts in daily rates.
Addition to a Store Provides Seasonal Update
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an addition and planned construction or update. Mentions college term and night school offerings, with scattered words implying scheduling and local actions. No clear dates, names, or locations are readable enough to identify specific entities or outcomes.
Suspicion in Death of Jersey Woman Sparked Inquiry
A Jersey woman died under unclear circumstances while in the waiting room of a South Street shelter with Emanuel of Woodbury noted as a companion. Police reported a companion and others involved in the scene, with the coroner to determine the exact cause of death.
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Jersey
Philadelphia
Mary
Chee Westen
Emanuel
Woodbury
Rooney
Gautier
Mise Thomas
Penn's Grove
$1,000 Fountain Fund Aims at City Cruelty Prevention
A $1,000 fountain fund, backed by the S P C, plans a public fountain in the city to aid animals and honor humane work. The project seeks support from residents of Galway Hill and local patrons, with funds held by a committee and a horse tied to a cruelty case awaiting counsel in September.
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Tt. Ds
Genernan
Union
Galoolng Hill
Unclear text fragment on October Grand J idyll bay apt case
Fragmentary report mentions Hardesty bound over and Julia Cramer in relation to an apartment break in last Saturday night. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear actions or outcomes. No clear names, dates, or charges can be confirmed from the readable portions.
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Julia’ Cramer
Santidlon
Hardesty
Mra
Sarrtitislen
Aee
Senator Raynor's Son Leaves the Asylum Pitfall
The report details the escape of Senator Raynor's son from an asylum, with limited readable facts and several garbled phrases. It notes connections to Baltimore and Md sources, but missing clear names or dates. The fragmentary text implies a personal or political angle without verifiable specifics.
Over $4,500 Taken in Hinabeth Incident
A local report states theft of more than $4,500 occurred in Hinabeth. Police investigate missing cash and valuables, seeking witnesses and surveillance footage. No injuries reported. suspects remain at large as officers urge public tips.
Election Work Divided Up For November Voting
County board prepares for November voting as a list is made public after a meeting. The document names district wards and polling places with several officials listed including Charles Vollmer, James J. 11S Court, Frank A. Itgen, William Moore, David J. Cunningham, Theodore Crowell, William Searles, and George Whiting among others.
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Nase
Arealeay
James J
Gourt
Ascond
Charles Vollmer
Rane Soenay Vere
Frank A. Itgen
Jerney Au
William Moore
Park Bi
David J. Cunningham
Magnolia Avenue
Theodore Crowell
William Searles
George Whiting
Philadelphia City Hall Affair Prompts Major Cash Claim
A garbled Philadelphia city hall notice reports a large claim, referencing a sum around $1,000,002 and a bundle of items. The fragmented text mentions Adams Avenue and various names, hinting at an official action or financial demand tied to city buildings and property incenter Philadelphia.
Treasure Hunt In Local Park Sparks City Debate
An apparent request to search a local park for hidden treasure triggered a council debate. The applicant, identified as a Black visitor, sought permission to dig under moonlight, claiming years of savings and promising to consult Parks Committee chair Owen. Officials planned review with colleagues before any decision.
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Ferlenen
Cornwallinan
Ornon
Serr
Counei
Fragmented Labor Union Reform Notes and Campaign Hints
Fragmented OCR text shows labor union rebuke of 8 AM figures and vague campaign references. Mentions politicians, unions, and campaign activity with garbled phrasing. No clear events or outcomes, but hints at labor actions and political maneuvering in a busy day.
Throat Cut Request Leaves City Doctor Confusion
The case centers on Leo De Zalseki a noted downtown figure whose behavior and pleas at a hospital prompt doctors to suspect a self harm motive. A patient requested death by own action and spoke in a hoarse voice while seeking to harm himself describing strange ailments and cures.
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Leo de Zalseki
Excursion Put Off by Church Plan Fractured Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a postponed excursion tied to a church group. Mentions include Elizabeth Commercial College and a short band or choir, with references to schedules, docks, and an intended trip. The passage is garbled but implies a planned outing canceled or delayed.
Manslaughter charge against contractors in city square collapse
In Chelea Massachusetts Aug 26 during investigation of yesterday’s disaster in City Square a wall failed shortly after inspector Weymouth ordered work halted. Contractors Morris & Co were held on $8000 bonds each for manslaughter as twelve injured remained hospitalized and feared fatalities among the workers Cohen Dismond and Mesiood cited among likely dead.
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Cheleea
Mase
Frank Weymouth
Morris
Perel
Sopa
Cohen
Dismond
Mesiood
Mother's pleas win boy freedom from jail
In Police Court this morning Mrs Wei chart of Second Street persuaded the judge to parole her son Charles Weichhart who had been sentenced to ninety days in the county jail for throwing stones at passing trains. The mother pleaded four times as the youth, 18, faced serious charges and danger to bystanders. After persistent requests the judge suspended the sentence, citing the mother's devotion and the boy's age.
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Mrx. Weichart
Second Street
Charles Weilhart
Weichart
Oman
Brest
Wall Street day with mixed moves and small gains
Telegraph wire report notes irregular stock action in New York markets as early gains fade and later transactions show slight upward moves. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific recover some losses while Canals Pacific climbs and government bonds hold steady amid varied activity.
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Telegraph
the Journal
New York
Union Pa
Canals Pacific
Pacite
Tolstoi Condition Critical Reported In Telegraph News
The Journal reports Count Leo Tolstoi is critically ill with complications. The telegraph note cites a severe illness from the Journal on sale in Kew and references related storage and warehouse terms.
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Count Tolstoi
Telegrath
Leo Tolatol
Kew Voor
Oe Noire
Jervey City Corr Terminal Baton
Flood Devastates North and Carolina as Rains Persist
Telegraph report from Columbia B C on August 20 describes unprecedented floods across three states. Rivers overflowed, bridges and mills were washed away, telegraph lines down, and many lives lost or feared dead. Flooded areas suffer crop damage and transportation disruption as authorities warn of continuing rainfall.
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Columbia
B.C
North
Carolina
States
Camden
Peraona
Fragmented OCR shows Southern Railway route between Colombo and Asheville
A damaged fragment from The Journal reveals an official report mentioning Southern Railway, a connection between Colombo and Asheville, and a reference to an eight over war and other unclear names. The legibility is poor and details are incomplete.
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Sabhegtone Aerograph
Journal
Olla
Work on City Dock Near Livingston Street Completed
Workers completed the cast spike driven work at the new city dock foot of Livingston Street yesterday afternoon. The timber work still finks to close the gap between the pier and street level, with the team in charge expecting final completion in about a month.
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City
Livingston Street
Mae
Bonnett Sister of Cor Peter Bonnett Reported Ill in Philadelphia
A message from Philadelphia reported that Vane J. Bonnett sister of Cor Peter Bonnett of this city was believed near death early this morning but then was said to be improving. The family, notified, prepared to travel to FRANK HAND comrant. and
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Vane J. Bonnett
Cor . Peter Bonnett
Philadelphia
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