Social Kirkpatrick at Arigna hall meeting on defense funds
A crowded gathering attended by Kirkpatrick and local figures discussed defense funding and investigations. The event referenced national conferences and a push for taxpayer money to support legal defenses, with Keyes presiding and Congressman's lines on due process and press freedom.
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Union ‘Yoades Council
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William
Supreme Court
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Fragmentary obituary item from local paper
Fragmented text notes a child named Charles aged about nine at a street location with a wardens reference and a guard or warden involved. Other legible bits mention Hawkins and a state event near a weekday, but details are unclear due to OCR distortion.
Council considers funding for expert opinion on lighting plan
City Council last night heard a preliminary report from Councilman Nugent on a special committee studying ownership and an electing lighting project. The panel discussed feasibility, possible funding from the contingent fund, and whether to hire experts to obtain opinions on the plan.
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Nugent
Canis
City Council Bills Prepared For Pier Project
A legislative commission update notes city council work on a pier project. Meeting notes reference a bill draft and preparatory steps for the proposal. Context and participants are unclear due to transcription issues, but the focus is on planning and approvals.
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Rew
Governor in Train Wreck In Connecticut News
Connecticut reports a fatal train wreck on the New York, New Haven and Hartford line near Haverstraw tunnels. Four men died and many were injured as Governor Rollins Woelruff escaped with minor injuries. Private secretary Charles E. Jutin suffered serious injuries. Crews and Grange members were among the injured. The crash involved two trains, one regular passenger and a special, with wreckage described as severe and the rescue difficult.
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Insanity Plea in Strother Brothers Case Surfaces
Culpeper Virginia March 2 The Strother brothers case shifts as the insanity defense gains ground with the testimony of Dr Clark of the Washington Hospital for the Insane The judge ruled the question proper for the jury to decide whether the brothers were mentally responsible for the killings The defense appears to seek clemency by invoking unwritten law while presenting a full hypothetical summary of the facts to the physician
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Tyenterda
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Bywaters
Nat
Thaw Case Skyrockets With London Secret Deposit
District Attorney Jerome received a London embassy letter from Craig Wadsworth second Secretary at the American Embassy offering information to aid the Thaw trial. Wadsworth claims Thaw was under Evelyn’s influence and has letters suggesting motives and insanity, potentially prompting deposition testimony.
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Mar
Jerome Ia
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Jerome
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Wadsworth
Thaw
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White
Je- Tome
Een
Depoal
Son
Ship Subsidy Bill Returns to Senate in Row
Washington reports that Republicans in the House pushed the ship subsidy bill past a defeat, only to send it back to the Senate amid renewed opposition. The outcome hinges on Senate action, with doubts about passage as Congress eyes the next clashes over trade policy.
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Washington
Mar
House
House to Adjourn Temporarily as March Session Extends
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the House will extend its session and possibly adjourn Monday after extending talks. The text references March timing and a mandate to adjourn, with unclear details about proceedings and scheduling.
Wall Street closes with weak prices amid irregular bonds
Market summaries show bonds steady while other prices move unevenly. Investors react to trading activity as the close unfolds with prices ending on a soft note, influenced by dealer quotations and market appetite.
Tragnmen Pen Silent On 1880 Strike Rumors
A terse note from Pen R A Trag Nmen refuses comment on a rumored 1880 strike. The article suggests labor action details are being kept confidential as discussions continue among workers and union leaders.
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R.A. Tragnmen
Attack on Gult Head Sparks Sensation in New Hampshire
A New Hampshire report claims a sensational attack would not rival the uproar from a Superior Court filing demanding an accounting in the Mary Baker Eddy family dispute. Plaintiffs include George W. Glover, Eddy’s son, and Mary Baker Glover Eddy’s daughter, with references to Mrs Eddy and relatives. The filing follows a violent incident described as a bombing at Eddy’s residence.
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N. H. Mar
Mary Baker
G. Eddy
Christian Science Cult
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