Inventor Neubert Arrested Over Perpetual Motion Claims
A man identified as Neubert, calling himself the inventor of a perpetual motion machine, caused a hallway scene at the Dix Building. Detectives Murphy and Brogant arrested him after a struggle, finding wheels, valves, and calibres on his person and noting his grandiose claims of genius and motive power.
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Juguatua Neubert
Avon
Dix
Warren
Neubert
Murphy
Brogant
Uber Aventor
Alto
Ale
Yergeant Rae
Siad
Tae Wintec
Congress Adjourns Senate and House Close at Noon
The Senate adjourned at 12 13 and the House at 12 20 standard time turning back clocks to noon. Lawmakers paid tribute to retiring members and the House honored Speaker Cannon as the fifty ninth Congress ended after long hours and procedural delays.
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Washington
Senate
House
Darrah
Hale
Peport
Ordee
Seaver
W Meer
Congress
Wney
Dem
Missouri
Grave Peril Aboard Great Steamer Besieged by Fears
The BG Dakot article reports a grave peril aboard a large steamer as fears mount over a dangerous setup. Passengers and crew react amid confusion while authorities set a date for action and potential rescue steps.
Davig Put On Trial In Chicago Fire Case
Danville judge presides as W. T. Davig faces involuntary manslaughter charges from the Iroquois Theatre fire. Prosecutors note locked doors and absent ushers, while Davig asserts the victims’ deaths were due to circumstantial factors beyond his control and predicts acquittal.
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Danvile
Marah &Win
Dayle
Iandyer
Trequoia
Chicago
Davla
Fie
Davie
Clashes Expected At Douma Meet Tomorrow
Report from St Petersburg on March 4 notes rising tensions as new Down party factions align against a government seen as more native. Deputies' spirit signals bold moves ahead of potential dissolution of Parliament amid scandal and pressure.
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St. Petersburg
Sts Peters
Hearings on Excise Bills at Trenton
About sixty members of the News ark Liquor Dealers Protective Association, led by Thomas C. Hayes, president, planned to attend hearings in Trenton to oppose the wet alcohol bill. The group urged digging into the details they see as too lenient for liquor sales.
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Trenton
Prongale Decision Sparks Board of Civic Debate
A local board discusses disposing of about 109 cases after a court decision. Officials weigh procedures and penalties as the community watches. The issue centers on how to handle the backlog and ensure proper oversight.
Steamer Vaderland Floated as Market Prices Tangle
A fragmented news item reports on a steamer named Vaderland being floated amid volatile Wall Street conditions. The text mentions market pressure and fluctuating prices with unclear details and garbled phrases.
Dramatic Testimony in Thaw Trial Shapes Mental State Question
New York reports Dr. Evans, defense expert, testifying about Harry Thaw’s mental state after the Stanford White shooting. The cross examination centers on Thaw’s alleged adolescence madness and insanity defense, with focus on knowledge of his actions and possible paranoia as the jury weighs responsibility.
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New York
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
Hintton Dy Bvans
Howe
Wihy
Thaw
Will Gunathie
Evans
Nalon
Jerome
Apd
Vatvorany
Jerome's
Weratsatier
Probe Into Mrs. Eddy Affairs Sways In Concord Play
In Concord New Hampshire March reports indicate local sentiment against extending a probe into the affairs of Mrs. Eddy and the Christian Science movement. Residents say the litigation aims to scrutinize Mrs. Eddy's personal matters and church leadership while fearing the tax impact on her aging status.
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Concord
N. H
Maren
Pleasant View
Mrs. Eddy
Glover
Whiee
Conference at The Hague Seen Aiming Only For Hopeful Peace
A Hague official told a Publisher’s News correspondent that the forthcoming Powers conference will not advance lasting peace. Prof. Martens urged Europe to reassess views, whileRussia, Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary align behind alliances and limit any decisive outcomes at the meeting.
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Hague
Vrews
Martens
Caron
St. Peterburg
Jeanase International
Germany
Italy
Austria
Russia
Monroe Porter Dead in Newark
Newark March 4 A Monroe Porter former newspaper ump and early Newark businessman died at his North 13th street home aged about 70 He survived by his wife and was active in Republican circles and local business ventures including with the late J Y Foster of the Newark Evening Courier Newton H Porter chief tax revenue official is his grand nephew
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Newark
A. Monroe
Republicat
Newton H. Porter
United States Tax Hevetine
Young Reed Arrested On Another Change
Sohmalx reported and said Reed was seen in Bi amere. The policeman went to Rooke deme and found the meat that had been stolen, which Schuult identified.
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Young
Reed
Biamere
Rooke Deme
Unclear OCR fragment reports two deaths in Potsberg area
Fragments indicate a couple died within an hour in Potsberg on March 14. Names and details are unreadable, with stray phrases about a 55 year old man and local agencies.
Death of Dr Oronhyatekha in Savannah hits headlines
Dispatch reports the death of Dr. Oronhyatekha of Toronto the Canadian Consul in Liberia and Mohawk leader. He died in Savannah Georgia from heart disease and diabetes at age 68. He was a full blooded Mohawk born on Six Nations and educated at Oxford and Wesleyan later moving to Toronto.
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Journal Today
Oronhyatekha
Toronto
Liberia
Abel
Independent Order of Forfeaters
Garvanish
Oronbyatekhs
Oxford University
England
Ming Ed
Aoneyatreba
Oedapt Porwetern
Arate
Santé
Kenya’ College
Ole
Oxford
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Tecumseh Tiela
Enty
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