Prosector Won't Remember Grim Inst Cand Trials End Soon
Court term to close abruptly as prosecutor resists further criminal trials citing unsatisfactory jury and limited evidence. The acquittal of Peter Trainor for selling Mquot without license sparks disorderly reaction while Ernest Mintal faces larceny charges and further cases postponed to October term.
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Peter Trainor
Plainfield
Ernest Mintal
Rahway
Trainor
North
Guilty Pleas In Kidnapping Case And Related Sentences
Robert Bernie, accused of abducting a nine year old in Wikes Barre Pa, pleaded guilty today in Court of Quarter Sessions and faces sentencing on July 11. Charles Creastar and James Dingy, linked to robberies, were recently dealt with. Dingy’s sentence was postponed. Albert Johnson, charged with assaulting a neighbor, pleaded guilty and awaits sentencing after a temporary delay.
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Robert Bernie
Wikes
Barre
New Providence
Frederick Frown
Charles Creedar
James Dingy
Thin New
Elizabethport de Pot
Jim Atwater
State Reformatory
Dingy
Albert Johnson
Asa
Bork
Jha Menge Suffers Leg Fracture in Accident
A report from Wood Frye notes a leg fracture after an accident. Details are unclear but the incident occurred recently and involved medical treatment at a hospital. Further information on injuries or outcomes is not provided in the fragments.
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Jha Menge
Yeara
Frye
Miracre
ER Paes Be Seaeas F TeeEahiin death in city home
Edward Paes McLaughlin, a long time resident of this city, died at his home on 10 ene avenue after a period of illness. He conducted the Maliges and stents business and was active in local fire and veterans groups. He leaves a brother Owen McLaughlin and other relatives.
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Abia
Apolunt
Order of Iblernisme
Taia
Owen Mclaughiim
Government to Protect Public From Rail Violations
Washington in briefing states Attorney Wal Moody pushes strict enforcement of the safety appliance law to curb railroads. He cites scores of violations across lines including Atlantic Coast Line and Chicago and North Western among many others, urging vigilant investigation and prompt penalties to safeguard railway equipment.
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Washington
Wal Moody
Cluture
Atlantic
Comnt Ling Railroad Company
Atchison, Topeka
Milwaukee & Paw
Chicago
Land & Pacific
Do & Northwestern
Colarmio & Orn
Denver
Rio Grande
Pano & Southwestern
Missouri Pacific
Miunentine
National City & Ottawa
Norfolk & Pet Jammy
Northern Pacific
Kio Grane
Cross Springs
St. Johns River
Taormina , Company
Kew Pedros
Los Angeles
Salt River
Lomboard Air
Naturalization Bill Clears House After Amendments
Fragmented OCR notes indicate passage of a naturalization bill by the House after amendments. The text mentions clarifying provisions and references to officials or officials’ rhetoric, with garbled phrases about voting and deadlines. The readable items imply procedural action and political commentary without a clear outcome.
Immigration Bill Moves to Next Session
Washington dispatch reports the immigration bill cannot be agreed at this session. Benster Lodge, one of the guarantors, will visit the city tomorrow. In oil yard incident three men drowned when a tanker exploded, with rescue efforts ongoing at the plant in Wasee.
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Washington
Benster Lodge
Gailartons
Vice President Carlton Returns Home From Europe Tour
Vice President A. B. Carlton of the Public Service Corporation and Mia Carlton arrived at their Weat Jersey Street home about seven last evening after an extended tour through Europe. They reached Naples just after the eruption of Vesuvius.
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A. B. Carlton
Public Service —Corporation
Mia Carlton
Weat
Jersey Street
Europe
Naples
Vesuvius
Pure Food Bill Sent to Conference Amid Haste
A fragmented report notes the pure food bill moving to conference as details are being fixed up this evening. The brief mentions legislative action and ongoing negotiations without clear names or dates.
Colby Meeting to Morrow Night
Tomorrow night a Colt meeting is planned in an theatre. Mayor Eagan Separation Co Coun. Sue Williams Runyon of Pinthield will be present to deliver addresses.
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Colby
Colt
Eagan
Sue ‘Illiamn N. Runyon
Pinthield
Annual Excursion Of T A B Society
The T A B Bool plans its annual excursion to Asbury Park with members and families preparing to travel. Mrs Opter and Mrs B Ziget host at home while many attendees are noted, including Miss Helen and Mrs Albers, as preparations continue for a group departure to New York and other venues.
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T. A. B. Society
T. A. B. Bool
Asbury
Helen
Bona Dt
Opter
B. Ziget
Sasha
Old Board to July 20 Delays New Excise Appointments
Old Board of Excise plans to hold over until July 20 delaying appointments. Judge Atwater questioned the interpretation of the law as the new members will likely be named just before July 21. Brewers press for action while officials claim no rush amid tax and liquor-industry changes.
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Board of Excise
Atwater
Yao Keron
Neva
Btath
George B Lee and George McDowall Identity Confusion
The Journal reports a man known as George B Lee in Newark as George McDowall in this city, explaining name changes after his mother remarried to a McDonald. He lived here years ago and did penepaper work. His father was Lee, mother later married a McDonald. The note ties this to his Spanish American War hospital corps examination.
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George B. Lee
Rose Blau
Newark
Aowo
George McDowall
Lea
McDonald
New Jersey
Alee
Senate Police Building Bill Advances in Senate
Fragment shows a Senate debate over a police building bill with mentions of adjournment and public works. The readable text is garbled but indicates legislative action and scheduling tied to a June adjournment. No clear names or dates beyond general references.
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Senate
Court At Chinese Empire Kin gton June Bill
Fragmentary OCR notes show a court reference to the Chinese Empire in Kingston with a June bill. Readable fragments mention places and legal action but lack clear names or outcomes. Further text is needed for a precise summary.
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Chinege Empire
Kington
June
Lovett Wing In His Dwroror At The Attention Of Two Works
A jury today considered two works attributed to Lovett Wing in a dispute involving Baker from Kia and Grace, with attention focused on the presented pieces and their authorship.
France loses its army commander in chief
Paris reports the French army chief general Teatmo Bru has been removed from command. Details on the circumstances or official statements remain limited as of June 27. The change comes amid ongoing military and political pressures within France.
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France
Paris
Teatmo Bru
Trom Kotive
Body of Erie Miner Found in Canal
A man identified as a miner from Erie Pennsylvania was found in a canal in Buffalo New York. The discovery was made after weeks of search and investigation by local authorities. Authorities have not released further details on the cause of death or exact identification procedures.
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Erie
Canal
Buffalo
N.Y
Michael
Canadian hymn author Alexander Muer dies suddenly
Toronto paper reports the sudden death of Alexander Muer, author of The Maple Lent, a notable figure in Canada’s literary scene. The obituary notes his contributions to national hymn and patriotic writings, reflecting on his influence in Canadian culture.
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Toronto
Cisnel Denies Candidacy Amid Redistricting Controversy
The report that Cisnel would run for Assembly is refuted by the lawyer, who says he is not a candidate for any office. Henry H. Drake is named as a potential Second district nominee but lacks residency there. The redistricting act faces court review, with various lawyers predicting it may be struck down.
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Robert
B. Clase
Fckat
Colby Men
Cinsel Haa
Tes
Toomtnes
Colby Les
Cisnel
Backus Motor Works
Newark
Trun
Assembly
Henry H. Drake
Tucker
Drake
Court of Europa
Apeal
Siem
Ay Ib
Briot
Egyptians to die for assault on Taaiskill Dragoons near Dan inkawi
Cairo reports the June 13 attack on officers of the Taaiskill ing Dragoons at the village of Dan inbawi near Tantah. The court sentenced several to death or long terms, while thirty-one defendants were acquitted.
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Cairo
Taaiskilling
Daninbawi
Tantah
Fame Suitsia
Fou Patiey
Tvo
Jamestown Exposition appropriation cut by conference
Washington June 27 the conferees of a sundry civil bill have agreed to reduce the Jamestown Exposition appropriation from 1 450 000 to 1 325 000 by shaving 100 000 for army participation and lowering the race building appropriation to 350 000. One disagreement remains over a 9 000 000 appropriation for a new building for the estates justice and commerce and labor departments.
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Washington
Nace
Estates Justice, and Commerce and Labor Departments
Republican State convention in session at Portland
The Republican State convention is in session in Portland Maine to nominate the state ticket. General Cobb is a leading figure as Governor hopeful with a strong delegation and expected major addresses. The gathering focuses on shaping the ticket and rallying support for the campaign.
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General Cobb
Maine
Portland
Poe
Fragmented OCR historical note on legal actions and protests
Disjointed text references court duties, a president Meinley, arrests, and legal threats amid protests. It mentions a mayoral or city affair, taxation or penalties, and a neighbor remarks about prosecutions. The garbled source yields little coherent event but hints at enforcement and public anger.
Jere Dunn Dead After Long Cancer Battle
Jere Dunn a famous sporting man died at his Hin death home on Chilton street near Weat field Avenue after months fighting cancer. Dunn rose to notoriety twenty years ago by killing Jim Elliott at the Tivoli Chicago a duel linked to a potential Sullivan bout New York funeral and trials followed. Dunn served in the Fourth New York Cavalry, trotted horses and lived nationwide making matches with Elliott and Sullivan context. He recently returned from Sea Wranchch and traveled to San Francisco before dying at age.
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Jere Dunn
Chilton Street
Weatfield Avenue
Hin
Dunn
Jim Elliott
Tivoli
Chicago
Elliott
Soba le Sullivan
New York
Sullivan
Ind
Newark
Streat
East Side
Dana
Lancaster
Fourth
New Yorks
Sheridan
Fennaylvania
Eaar Inn
Dad
Ha‘ Wap
Nole
Curvira
James
James Logan
Pele
Dowling
Dowl
Min
Sian
Tims
Wing
Chiis
Sullivans
Eliot
Ora
Synbere
Brian
Fine
Femour
Inn
Elliot
Hefren
Harved
Oek‘Vand
San Prencisco
F& Hotel
San Francisco
Wea
Cerry
Pris
Bunny Slopa de Naid
Rida
St Saratoge
Ssa
Eas
Boston
Democratic State Convention Opens in Harrisburg
Harrisburg volume 27 reports Charles H. Donnelly convened the Democratic State Convention to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor adjutant general and secretary of international affairs. Philadelphia's Michael J. Ryan named temporary chairman. The platform praises national reform measures and attacks the Republican convention as hypocritical while endorsing Bryan era reforms.
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Harrisburg
Charles H. Donnelly
Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
State Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Republican Organisation
Navy finds faultless conduct by warship commanders
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte released the court of inquiry findings on the Alabama Kentucky collision and the Kearsarge grounding in New York Harbor on January 7. He approved the verdict, exonerating the commanding officers while noting a possible minor error by the commanding officer.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Alabama
Kentucky
Kearsage
New York Harbor
Panama Canal Bill Passed Eyewitness Report
A fragmentary note reports the Panama Canal bill passage with garbled terms suggesting praise or ceremony. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, but the gist indicates legislative action and approval of the canal project.
Wall Street Opening Amid Mixed Signals
The New York market opens with divergent tones as supply hopes and downward momentum clash. Inter-Metropolitan records a new low while government bonds hold steady. a local mention notes a notable floor activity and a reported property listing on Marrs Avenue.
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New York
Oateide Tee
Ita
lnter-Metropoliten
Ttved Dall
Bowie
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The readable text fragment mentions a dentist and address details but is too garbled to extract a coherent news item or identify specific entities, events, or places for a proper summary.
Thaw Case Sees Mental Exam and Family Visits
York June 27. Harry K Thaw, who killed Stanford White, is examined for mental state as doctors renew inquiry. Thaw’s wife Evelyn and his brother Josiah visit, while officials seek to clarify motives and prior relations with White. Details shift between testimony and private conference as witnesses assess Thaw’s frame of mind and possible motives.
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York
Harry Ki
Stanford
White
la Tolihs
District Attorney’s
Criminal Courts
Donald
Mahon
Foster
McGuire
Hia Crise
Stanford White
Gome
Cate Martin
Betaine
Mae
Rat Trumm
Beale Pepo
Josiah Thaw
Eintag
Satan
Waltin
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Fellevere da Pelo
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Albers Vlebl
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Faides
OLD Board
Excles
George M. Lee
George M'Donald
Elizabeth
Judelem
Dugan
Brooklyn Wall
Pyrea‘co
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Philip
Apeli
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Lehigh
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