Roosevelt Sworn In As President After Assassination
The crowd in Washington witnessed Theodore Roosevelt take the oath as president after McKinley’s death. Rain gave way to clear weather as he pledged to continue the nation’s path, riding from the White House to the Capitol amid cheering crowds and notable senators and cabinet members.
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Washington, D
Theodore Roosevelt
Nssassin
Oif Greenough
United States
McKinley
Roosevelt
White House
Troop A
Capitol
Spooner
Lodge
Dalzell
Ani
Banka
Jored Neadk
Sine Alice
Mins Hagner
Howse
Senator Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Hacon
Umtpecker
John Sharp Williams
Inaugural Address A Masterful Effort
Washington March 4 President Roosevelt's inaugural address frames gratitude for national progress and the duties ahead. He urges humility, responsibility, and steadfast pursuit of justice and peace through strong, generous leadership in a free nation.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Agereanion
Fragmented query about repetition and Bree Sobeo
The readable portion asks if repetition is present and mentions Bree Sobeo in a fragmentary form. No clear event, date, or identifiable action is provided.
Wan man committed for medical examinations by judge
William Burns of 414 Fulton Street Wan was brought before Judge Mahon this morning on a claim of melancholy. The man believed he was pursued by unseen enemies who wished to “put him out of the way.” He was ordered detained for medical examination by Officer Colretl.
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William Urns
Fulton Street
Wan
Mahon
War of the fetory shapes a murky tale in New York
Fragmentary OCR reveals scattered phrases about a confusion of names and places in New York. The text mentions Crystal Doriinger Ginee and Murrey street with unclear events. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts or dates.
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Patterna
Tae
Doriinger
Gineerare Lu Great Sanity Vases
Beastiece Sect
Murrey Street
New Terk
Union County Republicans Attend Roosevelt Inauguration Train
A nine car special train carried Union County and Elizabeth delegation members to the Roosevelt inauguration in Washington. Between three and four hundred travelers joined at Plainfield with a large Republican turnout and a banner praising Union County New Jersey. County figures and civic leaders rode aboard, while Kean, Buckle, Smith and others joined the trip from nearby towns en route to Washington.
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Central Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Theodore Rooevelt
Union County
Plainfield
Republican
Dix
Elizabeth Club
Charles Holt
Halsey
Robert L. Patterson
James ('. Calvert
Joseph Cahill
Andrew Dott
James White
John 4. Bergen
Edward Bauer
Peter F. Scherf
William R. Littell
Waters B. Parrot
Edward M. Coyne
AL Plainfield
James F. Buckle
Frank J. Smith
William Newearn
Andrew McCardell
John W. Murray
New Jersey
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
John Kean
Roosevelt
Newark
Elisabeth
Summit
Kean St
Weahington
Why NMA and Dewthet Elimadebh Aversa in OR 508
A fragment mentions Why NMA and Dewthet Elimadebh Aversa with garbled names and text about a noted side and Dracuers Om. The readable portion lacks clear event details, dates, or affiliations to form a complete news item.
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Nma
The Trolley and Taxes
Around a dozen Board of Trade members attended the meeting. Joseph McManus noted progress on trolley improvements and the new division superintendent pledged better service, despite delays at railroad crossings. A Staten Island Sound hearing and a book project extension were also discussed.
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Board of Trade
Peter Egenolf
Wrrte
Graven
War Department
New York
Congress
Staten Inland Sound
James Connolly
Lowry
Bord
Elizabeth
Connolly
Groves
Bint
Joseph McMannn
Dobins 18 Still in Jail Over Fraud Charge
Walter Be Tribbing, a lawyer and real estate agent, is jailed on charges of buying fraudulently converting and porting a $2776 voucher for his own use entrusted to him by Manor Real Estate to Mrs McPherson of Gateway. Dobbin insists on innocence, claiming a few hours will prove the case, while his family awaits his release.
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Walter BE. Tribbing
Anil Diport
Manor
McPhersim
Rateway
Dobbin
Man Run Down by Van in Fall River Mystery
Frank Otis of Fall River Massachusetts was run over by a heavy wagon at North Broad Street and Waverly Place around 5 o clock. He suffered multiple fractures and was taken to Mother Elizabeth General Hospital where his condition remained serious. A driver fled after the incident amid confusion with a little girl reportedly involved and witnesses unsure of how the accident occurred.
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Frank Otis
Fall River
Mass
North Broadtreet
Waverly Place
Elizabeth Geeral
North Broad Street
Dow
Pusserahy
Hinself
Snow Storm Delays Trolleys But Resumes Trains
A snow storm disrupts travel in Washington, delaying trolleys and trains overnight. By mid morning the weather bureau’s forecast eased, and electric lights aided offices and shops. By noon slush mixed with light snow. trolley service resumed with minimal disruption, though the Camden line ran thirty-five minutes late.
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Vinoha
Buren
Workington
Central
Pennsylvania
Camden
Pennylvania
Dentist Dr H Epstein Tarnished Admits Rude Liquor Line
The garbled text mentions Dr H Epstein a dentist and references Lime Liquors wine and facial services. Other lines appear as stray names and scattered phrases about a dance, a person Sughrue, and addresses in an unclear context.
Inaugural Train Collision Kills Civilians Amid Chaos
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a disastrous collision between two Cleveland to Washington special trains near Clifton Station. Seven dead expected, dozens injured. list includes Donaldson C. Schofield, Captain William J. Hendry, Corporal James Kehoe, and Private H R Held. Delays and miscommunications allegedly caused a fatal rear-end crash as the second train closed in at high speed.
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Mar
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Clifton Station
Cago
Richard Auenger
Washington
National Guard
Nix
Conway
Sewickley
Clifton
John Murrey
Murtsy
Strond
Nighntan Long
Erie Train Demolishes a Paterson Trolley Car
Paterson on March 4 reports a passenger train on the Erie railroad collided with a trolley car. The motorman and conductor, the only occupants, jumped to safety and were unhurt as the car was demolished.
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Paterson
Erie Raileags
Early trial for Nan Patterson
Justice Gaynor derided today that Nan Patterson, the actress accused of murder, must be tried by May 1 or discharged in bail.
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Nan Patterson
New York
Mer
Gaynor
Frit
Bell
Fragmentary note on a ballgame protection effort
A damaged OCR line mentions protecting something during a ball game and refers to women. The legible parts indicate a defensive action or regulation related to a ball event and a female presence, but specifics are unreadable.
OKU Victory in Battle on the Hun River
Gen Oku captured nine miles of Risaiia positions on the right bank of the Hun River amid a fierce front-wide battle west of Mukden. Reports from Mikden describe a massive clash as Japanese forces advance toward Sinmioting, with Kuropatkin warning of a dangerous situation and Moscow dispatches noting enormous losses on the Russian left flank.
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Oku Haw
Risaiia
St. Petersburg
Birjevis
Mikden
Lino River
Sinmioting
Mukden
Berlin
Kuropatkin
Manchuria
Kuropetkin
Mukilov
Ttim
St Petersburg
Adda
Rugeren
Porter Meade wedding ties two nations in ceremony
Mina Elsie Porter daughter of the American ambassador wed Dr. Blain Meade of Zurich at the American Episcopal Church in Charlotte North Carolina. In Wilmington North Carolina a picture firm agent shot and killed Stella Campbell after a controversial encounter. Philadelphia summary reports Samuel M. roto jiu jitsu victim amid unclear details.
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Paris
Mina Elsie Porter
Podtrewan
Blain Meade
Zurich
American Episcopal Church
Charlotte
N.C
H. Smith
Norfolk
Stella Campbell
Wilmington
Company C Drill At T A Bazar Excites Local Crowd
Company C gave an exhibition drill at the T A bazar last night marching to the hall led by a drum and corpa corps. Corporal Beatty Mang and Private Dudley read Cunny at the Bat in good style as the soldiers invited the feminine contingent for dancing. This afternoon features a children's Steam and tonight two tugs of war. The Columbia A C of Brooklyn, World’s Fair contenders, will clash with the Lending A C city club.
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N. R. Beatty Mang
Dudley
Columbia A. C
Brooklyn
A. C
Knife Play Downtown Stabbing Allegations Unfold
At 53 Pine Street after eleven, three men were wounded in a rear area brawl. Snevk Suith of 5 Time Street claimed he was attacked by Simon Johnson and William Rekowsky with Tony in the midst. Mulcahry and Officer Lawlor arrested the trio. before Judge Mehom they faced charges with one claiming a stab in the wrist. Two others were wounded in the hands. all held on 200 bail for examination.
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Pine Street
Bell
Miley
Tolicoman “Btulahey
Snevk Suith
Time Street
Simon Johnson
William
Tony Rekowsky
Mulcahry
Officer Lawlor
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Smith
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