Horse theft and assault actions proceed in court
A chaotic court row saw multiple defendants, including a man tied to horse theft and an assault charge, arraigned in the Court of Sessions. Sentences included six months for the horse theft and probation for related charges, with fines and jail terms noted for others.
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Patrick J. Brogan
Iter
Avidanos
Iiegal Nile
Mqnor
Court of Sessions
Edge Atwater
Fritderich Wen
John English
Cy Fred Beechnery
Pat Ol
John’ Allen
Felix Parerra
Roosevelt Dequaries Citizenship Applicants In Court
In Court of Quarter Sessions a group of foreign born men faced examinations of their citizenship papers. Judges weighed qualifications under U S law as applicants from Pennsylvania Delaware and Michigan contended their cases. The proceedings showed varied outcomes among the men, with some admitted to naturalization and others still awaiting determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Edward
United
Griggs
Penmsylvania
Delaware
Mi Jaren
Hudson
Viena
Fragmentary note on place names and terms
A jagged OCR line lists scattered words and fragments including place names and terms, unclear order. The readable bits point to a discussion of broad topics and possible locations but lack coherent structure or identifiable events.
QRAY NO CANDIDATE FOR SECRETARYSHIP IN TRENTON
Trenton November 21 reports no candidate has been chosen for the secretaryship following Governor Forts remarks. Officials say a decision on the post may hinge on pending information and further discussions with potential appointees including Mr Gray and Judge Fort.
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Trenton
Ewart W
Gray
Wedding of Edith Root in Washington at Capital Home
Washington notes a prominent wedding at the home of the parents of the Secretary of State. Edith Root and Lieutenant Alyera Grant, both 34, join in a ceremony described as significant for a family well known in America. Attendees include the Wales cousin from New York and other wedding party members gathered in Washington.
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New York
Pousin
Ride
Miss Root
Suara Wi ‘Aide Ean Sreaidenty Ama
Nigitar
Reetutarr
Fea Sian
Armenian Chaigtiang Slain by Soldiers
Dispatch reports Armenian Chaigtiang killed by soldiers amid chaos in Diarbokr. Message cites rear-guard actions, arson, and disturbances as authorities attempt to control the scene amid revolts and military involvement in the region.
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Vienna
Phumdér
Diarbokr
Horne Not Guilty Victory Reported in Local Match
A brief local sports item notes Horna defeating an opponent in a quarter sweep with a decisive performance. Details are sparse due to OCR quality, but the event highlights Horne Not Guilty as the winner and mentions a quarter play sequence. The piece preserves the period sports tone and focuses on the outcome.
Man’s foot taken off by hot wire in street incident
Fragmentary report describes a man’s foot being removed by a hot wire on Martha street near Tho Avenue. Details are unclear with garbled names and locations, but the event concerns an injury from a live electrical source and an apparent collision with a street infrastructure element. Further facts are not readable.
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Marthall “Street
Schreiger Sworn Victory in Fifth Ward Election
An incomplete clipped item notes someone named Schreiger sworn in after winning the Fifth Ward contest. Additional readable details are not provided in the fragment.
Big Increase in Valuations From Essex County Rise
The State Board of Equalization report shows Essex county property valuations up 25,447,755 dollars, an 18 percent increase, with overall county gains pushing local property tax needs higher. It notes a 56 percent city rise and suggests a $108,400 raise in some school tax figures for the year.
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Trenton
State Board of Equalization
Sen Hi Bi Yast
Stokes
Essex County
Appeal From Charity Organization Society
Charity Organization Society appeal notes men and women seeking work while many stories reflect low mood and ongoing hardship. It emphasizes aid efforts and the need for support.
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Charity Organization Society
Wogaan
Death Mystery Surrounds Young Art Student Chandler
New York police probe the death of William Chandler, an art student, who died from a pistol wound in a Manhattan apartment. A man and woman detained include William Dissenger's wife and Viola Marshall, with others questioned about Chandler’s movements and possible motives. Chandler, said to be disinherited by a wealthy Winthrop, Maine, cloth manufacturer, left few assets and friends, and his father Gorham Chandler is a laborer in an oil cloth factory. the case centers on family strain rather than a clear motive.
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Tournal
New York
William
Chandier
Art Stedent
William Dissenger
Seeomd
Menhattan
Chandler
Winthrop
Mra
Lenger
Ape Peiladelphia
Broadway
Dissenger
Lovefeast for Bryan Declared a Success
A fragmentary report notes a love feast for Bryan declared a success amid political tension. Mentions anti-imperialism and anti-centralization, with references to William Jennings Bryan and related party dynamics.
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Bryan
Mormon exiles expelled from Saxony as undesirables
Telegraph report from Berlin states Mormon adherents were expelled from the King of Saxony’s realm today, labeled undesirable aliens. They face banishment across the German Empire and are told they may not linger anywhere within German territory. The note hints at broader Mormon activity linked to Tippe r’s influence and notes meetings where Mormons are active.
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Berlin
Woimreer Ware
Saxony
German Empire
Tipieer
Theatrical Man's Wife Dies By Gas In Suicide
New York March 21 Mrs Viele Pitthen a theatrical woman died by gas poisoning. The reported cause or motive remains unclear with garbled text indicating suicide likely connected to domestic strain. Names and specifics are obscured in the fragmentary wire copy.
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Werself
New York
Viele Pitthen
Street survey asks why people are thankful
A fragmented, typeless interview piece shows newspaper men asking diverse people why they are thankful, revealing a mix of life appreciation and personal reasons. Several locals, including a councilman and a former judge, express gratitude tied to survival, community progress, and perceived good fortune.
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Tech
Ebalkee
Atrest
Central Railroad
East Broad
Franklin Fort
Pyormer
J. P. Glihoaly
Lesloney
Pallara
Olaf
Ere' Re Wein' Chott thas
The readable fragments reference an Ere Re Wein Chott event with unclear context and limited details. No explicit names dates places or organizations are discernible from the text.
Tragic Bank Scandal Sparks City Turmoil in Brooklyn
The death of Howard Maxwell former Borough Bank of Brooklyn president by his own hand shocks the city. Arthur Campbell cashier allegedly turned State's evidence amid riots after the Totkina brothers arrest. Police warn those involved to stay away from streets as grand jury indictments loom and re investigation continues with the new Grand Jury to convene next week.
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Journal
Howard Maxwell
Borough Bank of Brooklyn
Arthur Campbell
Totkina Brothers
Inayes
Brooklyn
Ste. Inbor
Ted
Father Gapon's Son Gets His Reward
Alois Gapon, son of the priest who led the Winter Palace march on Red Sunday, has received from the government his late father's reward and the tsar's service evident revision. Reports claimed Father Gapon condemned by terrorists, but new details confirm his death and the son’s benefit tied to the regime.
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Petersburg
Alois Gapon
Winter Palace
Uiapon
Forty Two Rescued Adrift On Sloop
A drifting sloop incident in New York reports forty two men rescued early today after being adrift for twenty four hours. Police sloops and the steamer Petrof arrived from Candrale station to aid the crew. The fragmentary dispatch notes the men were saved and taken aboard for safety.
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Teteertey
the Journal
New York
Rhodes
Pétrof
Candrale
Auto Blows Up Near Private Garage in Kat Pitty Verood
A fire at a private garage in Kat Pitty Verood injures chauffeur Andrew Couchmann and others as the machine exploded. Witnesses say the burn injuries were severe while bystanders helped pull the injured from the wreckage and attempted to extinguish the flames.
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Il Telegraph
New Bork
Hobert
W. Geele
Nanita
Kat Pitty Verood
Andrew
Ouchman
Fils
John Hickey
Couchmann
Cotielbmann
Mickey
Singer Sewing Plant Says Holiday Briefly Delayed
Brief holiday for Singer Sewing Company workers will pause operations tonight through the rest of the week. The plant will resume Monday with a brief respite granted to allow workers to service and inspect machines. Noted as a special midweek break, the move aims to give employees rest and an opportunity to review equipment.
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Singer Sewing
Yamine Company
Fire at Morris Plains Insane Asylum Sparks Panic
A blaze on the top floor of the Morris Plains State Insane Asylum caused early night alarm as nurses and attendants tried to calm patients. No patients were harmed, two staff injured while evacuating and securing the wing as fire crews fought the flames until midnight.
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Journal
Morristown
Morris Plains
van Rents
Stan
Aioe Sala Phowpital
Senate
Dramatic incident in Mrs Bradley's life unsettles town
In Wasklegion Nevada on the 31st, a dramatic public scene centered on Mrs Bradley and her suitor, with unexpected developments and prior statements by Mrs Bradley's acquaintances. A courtship rumor and discussion of marriage surface amid local chatter and a reported encounter involving Mrs Reedle.
Mauretania's Men Engage In a Mot Action
Mauretania's crew clashed with rivals in a mot action reported by Ba Telegraph and The New York Telegraph on November 21 in New York. Police intervened as tensions rose amid the struggle.
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Mauretania
Telliugt
New Kork
New York
Financial Conditions Report From Turain Middle Wing
A garbled OCR snippet notes a rare opportunity for precare a complete putt of 30 bie, with references to Teran and Weet. Mentions 3 mt tarers and 160 beth aveqin Aiseen se, unclear context or entities due to text corruption.
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Migmued Are
Mt Tarers
Beth Aveqin
Aiseen Se
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