Long excerpt hints at judicial integrity and conspiracy risk
A fragment from an Evening Bulletin column discusses a request to vacate a position, references Chief Justice Hell of New Hampshire, and critiques the integrity of the judiciary. The text alludes to extended delays, counterattacks, and the idea that judges may be above corruption yet must avoid impropriety, with emphasis on official standing and judicial conduct.
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United States
Janice Hell
Teampehire
No Cash Then Abu In Supreme Court Case
Fragmented readable text discusses Chief Justice Frear and responses to an election record and precedents. It mentions attempts to frame county law, judgments from the bench, and questions about the integrity of public officers and judicial notes amid confusion and controversy.
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Frome
Elewreur
Frear
Suitlee Fitch
New York
Amgdnecoes
Ale Court
Appeats
Eley Polys
Lottar
Judicial Noty
Wm Scout
Wall Street
William
Crimswell
Eulchance
Intervate UK
Fremely Company
Duel Iniivate Wego
Hogan
la Corporation
Max
Eignitiennt Af
Uke Eterienetal Es Wien
Aytanoo
Canfield
Everampand
Neatnal Carielt University
Neon Han Young
Surgeons Show Daring Skill In Hand War Injury
In March a wartime hospital case reports a surgeon skillfully treating a severe hand injury. The patient endured six stitches as stitches were placed and the organ repaired, returning the limb to function under challenging conditions.
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New York
Lace Curtains Offered At Cut Prices In Arabian Style
Chance presents another opportunity to buy standard goods at reduced prices as Arabian lace curtains are sold. These curtains imitate real Arabian designs in ecru color with handsome applique work. They are favored for fashion and practicality in well furnished homes. Regularly priced higher, on sale for seven dollars then now nine fifty.
Miracle of nerve-splicing sparks new heart surgery promise
Reported advances describe a Philadelphia discovery termed a miracle of nerve splicing that could restore heart beating. The claim notes experiments on living subjects with staged demonstrations and mentions ongoing public interest and forthcoming demonstrations by physicians.
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Philadelphia
Union Line
Private Fisheries Open Contention Across Territory
A cablegram discusses the law and territorial actions on private fisheries in Hawaii waters. The Territory seeks to condemn and purchase fisheries under the Organic Act to open waters, with potential costs up to 800,000. Statements cite cases like Damon and vested rights, noting the Territory may force open access while balancing private claims.
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Donen
Ingiie
Tether Iiforma- Sim
United States
Mtr. Uwen
Tole
Damon
Coventy
Ihe Etory
Hawaii
Gettng
Axberkee
Hawaihin
Theo Muherla
M. Rippers
Robertwon
Russian Hopes Now Center In the Army
An editorial summary notes a revision of facts about the Port Arthur action. It cites confusion over which torpedo boat was sunk and suggests Japanese torpedo boats may have mined the harbor entrance. It lists remaining Russian vessels and hints at a shift in public confidence from sea to land defenses. The report includes a telegram about Grand Duke Cyril and brief domestic classroom humor at the end.
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Petersburg
Destoyer Strasini
Port Arthur
Be Yantopol
Bayan
Fratetaes Crul
Askold
Diane
Dil
Razboynd
Zeablkad
Dastroyers
Hattie Feet
Tx Gums
Boris
Vladimir
Liao Yong
Cys
Tin Cacupe
Aida
Himaelf
Cyril
von Kube
Prince Galitzine
Liao Yang
Had Heard of It Oft Teachers What do you know
Fragmentary text from a Chicago Journal snippet discusses a character Tommy or Tom, a river dwelling creature, and a joke about a $100 watch sold for $8. The passage includes misstatements, playful dialogue, and a reminder not to mock others’ mistakes.
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Ethel
Jack
Chicago Journal
Appellant Word Meaning in 1902 Statute Debate
A court discussion analyzes whether the term applicant in the 1902 law means the party appealing or refers to the judgment debtor. Justice Galbraith notes the word is not technical and examines legislative intent to determine the framers’ meaning.
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Bouilins
Fonda
Galbraith Indie
Justice Galbraith
Ambiguous Statute Language Sparks Debate on Intent
The article argues that the wording of a statute may affect its purpose more than the statute’s plain meaning and questions whether Chief Justice Frone framed the Act or merely interpreted it as a member of the Supreme Court. It notes concerns about how the terms applicant and appellant influence legislative intent and whether the chief justice shaped the law.
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Frone
Reme
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Admission Estimate Sweepstakes
The directors announce a prize of 850 005 dollars for the best estimate of the total paid admissions to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition opening in St Louis. Entries must be received by December, with a prize given to the closest guess. The offer costs nothing and aims to advertise the event.
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Louisian Puirchiaee Souvenir Doin Company
St. Louis
Louisiana, Purchase Exposition
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National Drill & Manufacturing Co
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Rockefeller
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