Thaw and Evelyn Thaw Annulment Proceedings Begun
New York March 10 Evelyn Nesbit Thaw plans to pursue an annulment of her marriage to Harry K Thaw. Counsel for both sides deny rumors of marriage strain and say papers will be served shortly. Thaw has been confined at Matteawan asylum since the last trial. Evelyn seeks dissolution on grounds Thaw did not know what he was doing at marriage April 4, 1908.
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York
Evelyn Nesbit
Jung
Stanford White
Shaw
Meny
Williany
Thaw
Harry
Franklin Burt-rett
William Thaw
Colonel Bir
Avery
Evelyn Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Sapura— Ueo
Thay Wold
Willian
Bartlett
Docama
A. Russell Peabody
Pergone
Matteawan
Peabody
Daniel O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Jine
Evelyn Thawan
Bomé Uume
New York County
Borelyn
Comgel
O'Reil Ty
Harry Thaw
Death of George W. Lincoln at 227 Winter Street
George W. Lincoln died at his residence 227 Winter Street on Tuesday evening at age sixty two. He had worked in mining earlier years. Surviving are his wife and three daughters Etta Nora and Daisy Lincoln. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1 40 P M.
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George W. Lincoln
Winter Street
Pargivers
Mr. Lincoln
Etta
Nora
Daisy Lincoln
Water falls slowly in rivers and study noted
An awkward, partial report describes river water levels rising and falling in a troubled pattern. It mentions St. Aas Joo and Sauk, with references to readings and a Tuesday evening event showing a one foot change. Names and places are uncertain due to garbled text.
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St. Aas
Weather Forecast For Wednesday Through Thursday
Washington March 20 forecast mentions fair weather for Indiana Illinois and Ohio with Wednesday, Thursday conditions. Occasional clouds in lower Michigan with similar pattern. Temperatures not specified, but generally fair in the set regions.
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Washington
Ohio
Lower Michigan
Warner
Banker's Cool Wit Averted Omaha Bank Heist
Wise President Drake of Merchants' National Bank avoided disaster when a would be robber armed with nitroglycerin threatened to blow up the bank. Drake calmly engaged the man, suggested breakfast, and maneuvered a police stakeout. Detectives arrested the stranger after a restaurant confrontation. the bottle was tested at a chemist.
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Omaha
Maren
Drake
National Pain
Bank
Hawe Haw
National Bate of Commerce
Kansas City
Co Yhul
Conlly
Jake
Hamilton
Harmillos
Pinio
Unclear fragmentary report on Stevens case and affidavit
Fragmented text references Stevens not detained by police and an affidavit. The readable parts mention an incident, an affidavit, and names but lack coherent facts, dates, or outcomes. Content is garbled with multiple errors and no verifiable actions or conclusions.
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Stevens
Collinwood School Fire Inexcusable Coroner Says
The coroner denounced the Collinwood school fire as inexcusable after a thorough site investigation. He blamed overheated steam pipes near wood, a faulty partition at the foot of the stairs, and lack of mechanical egress devices for trapped children who burned. One more body was recovered, total dead 186.
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Qleytreand
Collinwood
Burke
Thorugh
Vauser
Hialway
Electric cooking demonstration by Miss Lyons announced
Miss Lyons of Chicago from General Electric will demonstrate cooking by electricity at the Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction office on Harrison street. The free demonstration shows smokeless fireless cooking and how labor can be replaced, with the electric range on display for Fort Wayne women to view and sample foods prepared.
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Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Harrison Street
Experts Testify Alia Is Sane In Murder Case
Denver Sol March 10 The prosecution in Giuseppe Alia murder case rests as two altar boys testified to the shooting. Four brain and nerve specialists testified they examined Alia and found him wholly sane. The fate of the defendant hinges on the jury by tomorrow night.
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Denver
Sol
Giuseppe Alia
Teg Heinrichs
St. Elizapeth
van Cleave
Counterfeit Dollar In Circulation Reported Louder
A fragmentary report notes a counterfeit dollar in circulation with mentions of silver content and tampering. The text references a National Bank and local merchants, with speculation about the coin’s alloy and potential detection methods. The jagged OCR hints at a concern over counterfeit currency and public awareness.
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Aumann
Oslo
Mitaia
Carellah
Cmnteys
Hari
Anima
Lealing
Dee
Governor Hughes Draws Crowd in Boston Speech
New York Governor Hughes addressed a Boston audience amid a formal reception, urging no drag on American industry and warning against corrupt practices. He pressed for clean administration, truthful governance, and public accountability, arguing government serves the people with equal rights and safeguards public resources and franchises.
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Boston
Maren
Charis Ho Llughes
New York
de' Averia
Troy
Perani
Hughes
Eli
Mont Temple
Gore
Consomar Husted
Thibbi Charles Fielsehee
Hughed
Ilimgclal
Nin
Indiana Republicans Prepare for State Convention
Fred A. Sims will chair the Republican state convention set for April 1 as chairman Goodrich is occupied with railroad bankruptcy affairs. The committee plans to issue convention tickets and an assessment to cover expenses while expecting leaders to attend. Vice President Fairbanks may be absent. Beveridge likely due to federal duties.
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Indianapolgs
Ind
Mareh
Fred A. Sins
Stats
Mndiiana
Gondrich
Linnh
Goubleh
Sins
Avtiag
Sioats Moms Wit al Detiils
Republcwn
Indiana
Garnailre
Catamittes
Ladies’ Republican
Huntington
nMmerally
Mey
Desse Overstreek
Goodrich
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Washington
Goodrith
Aatins
Wae Sims
Warship Flaws Revealed in Navy Testimony
March 10 reports charged by Captain C. Men Winslow and Commander A L Key that American battleships are badly built. They fault armor, gun decks, and ammunition hoists while defending some strategic choices. The hearing limited criticism to ships, not officers, after an executive session.
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Washington
C. Men, Winslow
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
A. L. Key
Roosevelt
Evans
Hampton Roads
Rojestyensity
Key
Cupps
Remorres
Hugo Kelly Prepares for Billy Papke Contest in Milwaukee
Hugo Kelly, listed as in great shape, trains for a return match with Billy Papke. Forest Park crowds praised his ruddy appearance as he sharpens form ahead of the Monday night bout in Milwaukee.
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Hugo Kelly
Billy Papke
Chicato
Wattuge
Kelly
Forest Park
Wivers
Saalelt
Milwaukee
Kelle
Érsin
Hin Trevinus
Armer Plank Loses His Horse in Lakeside Incident
A muttered tale from Lakeside reports farmer Armer Plank lost a horse after a peculiar afternoon disturbance. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as Plank supposedly seized control, while a group led by John Seiler and others confronted him. Authorities note no clear motive or outcome yet.
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al Wallen
Diaik
Iyditous
Tree
Collane
Panic
Tottines
Tottines As Farmer Sit In Hie Hugey
Thsworth
Acta
Wis Dohn Seiler
Bizzelinw Vartan
Tartine
Morris Sharp
Fran Laie
Swarthmore Rejects Anti Football Legacy
Swarthmore toys with a campus row over football, facing debate on athletic participation and property matters. The article notes a disputed allocation and a potential financial impact related to the estate and investments.
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Swarthmore Rejects
Mothers Hold Key to Nation, Says President Speech
A garbled wartime editorial notes President Roosevelt urging mothers to train children properly and defend the nation. It emphasizes the mother as the supreme beacon of national life, warning that without a virtuous home and skilled industry, science and the nation face ruin and hardship. The piece reflects era rhetoric on motherhood, duty, and national strength.
Rivers Dam Out Triggers Four Inch Rise in Indiana Floods
Ree rivers dam burst on Three Rivers Michigan released water this afternoon. Inrush caused flood in South Bend Mishawaka and Mishk Hart rising four inches since 4 pm. Central water works station is overwhelmed, pumps run. flood marks historic high for northern Indiana.
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South Bend
Ind
St Joseph
Mich
Hikhart
Amishawaka
Indiana
Central Land North
Central Station
Parth Station
Ex mayor Schritz freed after bond posted in extortion case
In San Francisco on March 10 Eugena Schmitz was released from jail tonight after posting bonds of 150000 dollars. The men cited are T. H. Williams and W. J. Dingess. The extortion charges against him, on which he had not yet been tried, were dismissed.
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San Francisco
Eugena Schmitz
T. H. Williams
W. J. Dingess
Hot finish in Amelia ward race as Miller and Watson clash
Reports describe a heated city ward scene with Miller and Watson camps debating labor records in the runup to the gubernatorial contest. Watson campaigns across shops, cites labor reforms, and defends Roosevelt era measures while Miller counters with organized mass meetings and a courthouse reception.
Senator-elect Kemp shot dead in duel in Amite
In Amite Louisiana on March 10 Democratic Senator-elect D S Kemp was shot and killed in a duel by G F Hyde a political and business leader. Hyde was described as a figure of some influence in the local unity. The incident marks a shocking political violence in the area with few details provided on motive or aftermath.
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Amite
D. S. Kemp
G. F. Hyde
Some
Taft Nomination Indorsement At Cincinnati Convention
The First and Second District Republican conventions at Cincinnati adopted resolutions endorsing Taft for nomination. In the First District George B. Con and Judas Ischmann were named delegates, with Wallie Wills and John Vernite Jr as alternates in the Second District, and Norman G. Kenan and Lt. Brooks Beebe chosen as electors for their respective districts.
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Cincinnati
Macek
Tian the Wirst
George B. Con
Judas Ischmann
Wallie Wills
John Vernvite
Rauel Herrmans
Paechall
Fistriet
Norman G. Kenan
Flyer
Brooks
Beebe
American car leads auto race in Omaha area
Fragmentary OCR describes a motor race update with references to a leading American car, mentions of Wallin, Legrand, and a Nassau-like context, but the text is garbled and hard to decipher specific results or details.
Harry Orchard Pleads Guilty In Defense Attorney Case
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Harry Orchard pleads guilty in a district court proceeding. The brief mentions a March date and defense attorney involvement, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Harry Orchard
Fragmentary political roll call note in republican era text
Fragmented OCR note lists individuals like Son Garriel ASN and Slackford with scattered place names such as Blackford and Wateran. Mentions delegates and state committee events with unclear dates and locations, likely a political meeting summary from a county or state Republican context.
Aged Kostiusko Resident Dies at Waterty Hospital
Fragmentary notice reports the death of an elderly Kostiusko resident at Waterty hospital. The garbled text hints at a final tally or roster reading seven runs and mentions someone named Jere and a possible reference to Reayly. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Will
Stranger
Merchants’ National
Iit
Barty
Rlica Nealaverters
Harte Stevens
Avia
Collinwood School
Goronor
Mias Lyons
Chicago
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Company
Alia
Sane
Agsaasin
Heinrichs
Talis Alon
Roosevelt Lines
God A
Knowle
Katiranda
Brifees
Uys
Rovereign
Republican State Organization
Vention
Reuterdahrts
Senate
Armer Plank
Wasiuse
Ube
Natal
Ufes
ST. Joseph
Elkhart
Miskawaka
Schritz Isat Liberty
Watson
Miller
Jomen
Syassos
Cuni
Charles W. Mulee
Aveline
Aldea
Leriouses
Mit
Chaefty
T Watson
Wuld Meings
Senator Beverlige
Watson Tastea
White Bank
Journal- Gazette
Deveral
Micetitus
Fairfield Avenue
Maumee Avenue
Wella Street
Maine
Ian
Incante
Inbor
Cruishton Avenue
Smith Street
Court House
Journal-Gazetta
Millar Ten
Shev
Lew P. Sharp
Lew
Bob Dreibelbiss
Journal-Ganette
Ollers
Ifr
Milier
Hin
Bharp
Journal- Ganetts Ffien
AiMer
Charce
Pheumonk
Ney
Rondel
James M. Henry
Bulletin
Taft
Secratary
Cincins
Rawlins
America
York-to
Mda
Meche Br
Garriel
Slackford
Txpuaxaporis
Blackford
Thera Lee
Jas Tayy
St.ane
Far Taylor
Kostiusko
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