Doctor Involved in Death by Own Action
A fragmented report details a physician linked to a death by his own actions amid alleged denigration and a plotted scheme. The court sentenced Ly Mitten to years in a penitentiary. others faced charges tied to a fatal Wessen case and attempted self-harm in the aftermath.
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Cmicagy
Tay
Jusmuc
Orville
Tkgett
Charlotte
Niehbl
Wuleidy
Ly Mitten Yeate
Burdett
Ates
Nichol
Alewas
Worhan
Mrs WM Chiu Fire in France Alternate Anata
A fragment mentions Mrs. WM Chiu and a fire with references to France and an alternate named Anata. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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WM. Chiu
France
Alturnate
Anata
Five Men Scalded On Steam Pipe Valve
Five men badly scalded in San Francisco when the main top valve of a steam pipe aboard a United States transport ruptured. Injured include George Labrow, W. A. Carew, Edward Quine, W. Hendel, and Jace Vande Roald. Shipyard officials and engineers report the incident as serious and details await further medical updates.
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San Francisco
Jing
United States Transport Men's
George Labrow
Lana Lower
Te Jurien
W. AL Carew
Edward Quine
Hiendel
Marchivists
Jace
Blue and Gray at Camp Chase Memorial Ceremony
Colmin tus O June 14 Confederates met at Camp Chase cemetery for the annual memorial exercises. About 2,000 attended including 200 from Charles Town W Va and delegates from southern states. A granite arch monument funded by William F. Harrison Cincinnati was unveiled as the centerpiece with addresses by Judge David B. Pugh Governor Nash and Captain James Dinkins.
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Colmintus
Camp Chitee
Charlesdon
W. Va
United Daughters of the Confederacy
William F. Harrison
Cincinnati
David B. Pugh
Nash
J. T
Gordon
Muse South
D. J. Aohrson
Bluetiells
James Dinkins
Jong
Cine Lane
Anya McKinley
Coun
Fragmented patriotic lines point to enduring nationhood
The text presents garbled excerpts praising the nation and its leaders, invoking dawn, veneration, and a belief that the country will endure. It references souls, seats, and a pledge of indissolubility, with phrases echoing enduring patriotism despite errors in transmission.
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WeKinley
Concordia College invites for 1902 class exercises Tuesday
City notes list invitations by Concordia college class of 1902 for Tuesday exercises. Jane 2 Mrs. Sichold of Logansport visits Baker street sister, Mr. Jay Read to form law partnership with Hon. Jol W. Upham. First church choir to sing antiphonal service at 7:36 pm. Up to date Thimble club wraps season with prize winners Mrs. M R Lacy and Mrs. W F Bartley. outing planned to Rome City.
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Charlie Nestle
Chicago
Concordia College
Jane
Sichold
Logansport
Iepp
Baker Street
Lane Yesterd
Jay Read
Ann Arbor
Jol W. Upham
Foster
East Washington Street
M. R. Lacy
W. F. Bartley
Rome City
June Flowers in Poesy and the English Rose
A fragmentary meditation on June flowers with scattered references to poets and poems. Cites Herrick Bryant Milton and Shakespeare as voices praising roses and blossoms. Laments that time passes yet the scent of flowers endures beyond the vase.
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Willis
Jane
Irote Spencer
Herrick
Teaumond and
Filetcher
Barry Cornwall
Wryle
Reich Freyond
Colerkge
Gaethe
Tim Rene
Rome
Milton
Golfers Show Improvement at Kekionge Club Sweepstake
Miss Smyser led the ladies with improvement over the qualifying round while Walter Barrett headed the men’s division. The handicap meet ran Friday and Saturday with warm weather and 30 entrants. Prizes of one third, two thirds and third place were awarded. A dispute over third place in the women’s contest between Miss Helium Kaeight and Wisy Emad Ash will be resolved before final placement.
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Cams
Batla
Misa Helium Kaeight
Wisy_ Emad Ash
Young husband killed at Great Northern hotel
George A. Weck, nineteen, was killed instantly at the Great Northern hotel when a revolver in his hand discharged in Leer, while unpacking valise. The room’s occupants included his wife and Mrs. Flock, who said the shooting was an accident. inquest held, husband Remain in room.
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eHicaga
George A. Weck
Great Northern Hotel
Flack
Louisy
Persoe
Taggart Denies Involvement In Congressional Campaign
Indianapolis story reports Mayor Taggart denying knowledge of a campaign committee linked to Fleming. He insists he saw nothing beyond what papers showed and claims rumors of party interference are unfounded. Village and party factions dispute Taggart’s connection amid a broader political feud.
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Taggart
Donaur 5
Mert Wayne
Contiitien
Fleming
Hott
Florida's Prestige Shrinks From Great Freeze Impact
Florida regains prestige as shipments resume after the great freeze of 199% disrupted production. Officials note potential to ship millions of boxes, though actual volumes lag prior highs of around eight million due to the disaster.
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Florida
Flocida
Teamsters Pledge No Strike at Wreck Yards Amid Arbitration
Chicago reports Al Barton Young of the Tram Atera National Union declaring no strike at wreck yards. He cites current grievances as settled by a standing arbitration board to which the union is a party. Some men were discharged for good reasons. Wayne Dry Gends party surprise visit to Noester residents with a chair, mandolin music, and friends.
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Chicago
Albart Young
Atera National Union
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