Paris Welcomes Kruger With Massive Public Welcome
Paris greeted Kruger with a grand welcome ceremony as his train arrived at dawn. Crowds lined boulevards, windows, and rooftops while officials and municipal guards secured routes to the Hotel. The Boer leader acknowledged cheers from students and families, with Dilma of flowers and flags in scenes of fervent anti British sentiment and public admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Kiger
Baris
Kruger
Mer
LidRochu
Dngs
Gare de Lyon
Éngiicens
Maynteipal
Evuger
Kyo
Loney
Mrager
Ausia
Hex
Rele
Lens
Amoss
Betiha Ab
Pat Quads
Mr. Krnger
Alang Ie Mai
Repibtian Bente
Stloida
The Duke and Duchess Arrive in New York For State Visit
A jumbled report describes the Duke and Duchess arriving with a blue suit and long scarf, meeting officials and guests, hosting a reception at the Marylhone home, and planning a formal U.S. stay. The dispatch notes the Duchess’s polite reception and hints at broader diplomatic intentions.
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Londo
Southampton
Ne Bakes
Manchester
Degl
Dagrate
Tims
Prin
Evans
Brida
Aived Jn
Meir
Kaye
Marylhone
Ik Guraldus
OT Zimmerman
Galsifarnia
Retaliation Claimed as U S Presses Consular Rights in Hasyeot
Wishinghom November 24 The Purk isly authorities move toward asserting a consular presence in Hasyeot amid Turkish rejection and British influence. The United States seeks to establish a permanent liaison at Harpoot to protect missionary and educational interests, while arguing a favored nation clause justifies commercial privileges. The episode centers on U S insistence on protecting American citizens and Christian communities in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netzet
Aran
Thomas H. Novto
United States
Hasyeot
Norpeot
Harpoot
Turkey
Aremerian
Armericat Clulmens
Unable to parse Turkey 18 Obrurateh event and awards
Fragmented text reports a dispute over a Thanksgiving settlement and a presidential appointment. It references Hie Norton and McKintey, and notes a refusal to grant an exequatur. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are discernible.
New Monitor Nevada Christened at Bath Maine
Bath Maine November 22 large crowd witnessed the christening of the new government vessel Nevada, the largest built at Bath. Miss Annie Boutelle, daughter of Congressman Chaves Boutelle, broke a bottle of champagne on the bow as the Nevada slid down the ways. The ship is a single deck monitor, 282 feet long, armed with two 12 inch rifles and four rapid fire guns, about 75 percent completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Nevada
Eva Hilt
Anny G. Boutells
Chaves A. Doutelle
Pho Tall
Mins Boutelle
Mise Boutello
Con Man Weilts Accused Of Defrauding Railroads
The case centers on a man named Weilts charged with four counts of defrauding railroad companies by impersonating a U S officer. One count accuses forging the signature of Postmaster General Charles Emery on credentials used during cross country trips. Investigations show Weilts allegedly continued using credentials after leaving government service, with Inspector Owen uncovering the fraud amid travel across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brat
Weilts
United States
Hhe
Germuyay
Charles Emery Attisto
Werk Wave
Hasviaun
John Whitammler
Ib 18
Wei
Owen
Serre Haute
Weil
Count Boni Suit Seeks Restraint on Gould Estate Trustees
New York November 2. Samuel Unteringer filed a bill in the supreme court seeking to restrain trustees George Gould Edwin Gould Howard Gould and Helen Gould from distributing any part of Thy Gould estate to Anna Gould Countess De Castellana or to pay debts or support for her or her heirs. The case targets preventing funds from being used to satisfy debts or support for Anna Bowl or to augment the trust fund. Returnable Monday next before Justice Fitegemid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Unteringer
Fitegemid
Supreme Court
Cas Welling
George Gould
Edwin Gould
Howard Gould
Helen We Gould
Thy Gould
Anna Gould
Countess de Castellana
Te Zustows
Apylylog
Kip Trust
Anthony J. Dittinay
London
Dr. W. F. Carson Dies at Huntington Home
Dr. W F Carson a prominent resident of Huntington Indiana died at his home yesterday after a brief illness of apoplexy. He was about seventy years old and had long been connected with local civic and professional circles. The passing removes a widely known physician and community leader.
Local Marriage Licenses Recorded Amid Names and Inquiries
A list of marriage licenses appears with multiple spellings and probable OCR errors. Names include Mael Manning and Nevada Nailey, Mbert Heming and Tew Benndl, Genie Founsou and Geneva Dalles Jacob Fulloor, Jemima Hers chies Uith Heller wnt Kate A Hetviek, Lewis Wlatteldt, Proflle Gal, Willian TD, Baoutewer, Decer Ha Atammes, Suitan F. Hotrspyet, Walling, Arthur F. Treesh and Oy I, ate Bride, Henry F. Ronn and Agdia cavinver.
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Mael
Manning
Nevada Nailey
Mbert Heming
Tew Benndl
Genie Founsou
Geneva
Jacob Fulloor
Jemima Herschies
Heller
Kate A. Hetviek
Lewis Wlatteldt
Proflle Gal
Willian TD
Baoutewer
Suitan F. Hotrspyet
Walling
Arthur F. Treesh
Oy I
Ate
Bride
Henry F. Ronn
Agdia Cavinver
Forged Credentials Report In Tichinapotla Nov Second
Fragmentary report notes forged credentials involving Thy fortival and a patient tied to Greanenstia. It mentions Worn don and Wella on Afe of Giacolad, with unclear authorship and a medical context.
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Tichinapotla
Thy
Diana Q
Jove Wolk
Greanenstia
Don
Wella
Duel in Factory Night Tragedy At Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana on November 24 a factory incident ended in the death of a 18 year old worker. Omar Wilson a Slewboard camps employee fought with a crate weight causing fatal crush injuries. The other combatant Wally Ware was injured. The night clash occurred during shift work at the plant.
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Kokomo
Ind
Omar Wilson
America
Insife
Raotory
Orne
Wilenn
Wilkow
Wally Ware
Qene de
Alf
Quine
Amity
Trie
Hi Youngy
Katt
Wary hunting mishap claims Wyeltyy man
Marion Nov 24. Tad Wooten Brahden a Wyeltyy youth is fatally wounded east of the city while hunting. A companion fires by mistake, twenty eight shots strike Brahden, a life ends in a tragic incident. He is taken to a physician as friends mourn the loss.
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Marion
Tad
Wyeltyy
Fternoon
Burglar Rewarded Medal for Brave Action
Police officials and Mayor Dunlap honored Mrs Van Bet tou for spotting a burglar and signaling police, a passerby led to the arrest of William Mitehall who pleaded guilty and faced penitentiary the next day. The event highlighted civic bravery and rapid police response during a night break in.
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Aversai
Tad
Nes
Tly Police Toxre
Vian Perelem Yeulerdoy
Mra van Bettou
Cepalning Lev Campowre
Janik
Azteen Ninutes
Po Mion
William Mitehall
A Lima Pastor’s Gall Ends Pastorate in Huntington
Huntington Ind Nov 24 Rev I M A Phones of Linn resigns from the pastorate of the First Baptist church in this city after service in Lima. The sudden move follows a dispute over duties with church officials and a desire for a quieter posting. Local members express surprise and plan fellowship services to mark his departure.
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Huntington
Ind
A. Phones
Linn
Tear
First Baptist Church
Local notices and social items from the era
A garbled local column reports a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Wert Lichtentwaiter, a yew win elevator being erected at Boagland, and Mrs TH Kretainger tying a knot at 47 Miner Street. It notes a township institute event at Yoows nE Lie International Business College, and individuals named in social and employment moves. A petition to Beveridge Fairbanks and Robinson seeks a constitutional amendment opposing polygy and extending Congress. many signatures collected. Blacksmith Wilin Littlejohn retired from the Wabashahupy after decades of service. notes on former co workers and shopmates. The item includes names like Gosglem jana Misa Natle Reeebrock, Emma Rian death, Kiama Bode, Cor Roebrock, Herman Hensells, and Goeglein residence.
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Mtr and Mix
Wert Lichtentwaiter
Bash & Co
Boagland
TH. Kretainger
Bay Nome
Miner Street
Henseut
Uield
Lie International Business College
FW. Meyer
Gosglem
Jana Misa Natle Reeebrock
Skerecotl
Fis
Gotsch
Emma Rian
Kiama Bode
Messin
Cor Roebrock
Herman Hensells
James M. Robinson
Congress
Wilin Littlejohn
Heviden
Rody
Lilofonn
Sedalia man charged with large defalcations in county sales
Frankfort Did Nov 24. Thompson J. Chisnai of Sedalia, longtime manager for Herman Ryan dealer, is accused of defauling up to sovart thousand dollars over years. Joseph A. Bridges bought the elevator and kept Chisnem briefly. Friends say his wife disputes the sums and seeks settlement, while Chicago board of trade records show further losses. Neighbors recall his service as county surveyor and local reputation.
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Chissem
Nets
Hin
Chicago Board of Trade
Ster- Tin
Ryan Vernies
Tashoon
Munity
Tne
Carrol County
Wefere
Child Dies After Ingesting Poison Tablets
Noblesville Indiana reports a two year old child died within minutes after swallowing strychnine tablets left on a table. County Surveyor James A. Witelwit was noted in the incident with the tablets referenced. The event remains under investigation with authorities seeking to determine exact circumstances and cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
James A. Witelwit
Fragmented local notice about a child injury and eye injury
The readable fragments describe a child named Nye-yerr-od, son of Mrs. Jessie Lowman, sustaining a severe eye injury. Details are incomplete and the report lacks clear names, places, or dates beyond the individuals mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buntington
Tad Nav
Bare Lowman
Jessie Lowman
Estate administrator seeks $80,000 damages in Wisconsin case
Nov 24 report from Laporte notes administrator of the George A Hess estate of Buchanan Michigan sues for $80,000 in damages in a case filed locally. The action involves high priced live items and relates to the county’s administration in a formal dispute.
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Laporte
Tid
Toss
Thia County
George A. Hess
Buchanan
Michi
Hye
Unclear text fragment from April 1999 report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a victim and injuries involving a child context dated April 8 1999. The readable items mention a person named Mick and a traumatic event but lack clear details on location, action or outcome. Further readable facts are unavailable in the fragment.
Headache Powders Linked to Death in Muncie Case
In a disorderly report from Muncie, authorities investigated a death tied to headache powders. Tessie Crow, under surveillance, was seen at an apartment while Warry Galaway was released from custody during the inquiry. The coroner’s discharge notes mention a fatal outcome connected to the powders, with the victim identified as a girl whose body lay in Berinvita.
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Muncie Tad
War
Warry Gallaway
Tessie Crow
Cnroner
Heath
Gil
Berinvitla
COURTS GLEANED REPORTS ON DIVERSE CASES AND RULINGS
A court roundup notes Benjamin Itsworth pending observation after ten days. McKean is licensed to practice medicine in the county. Suitants include Lucetia Lutvian vs Carol ine Getty for partition. Wentonia Building Association vs Henry Bredmeyer for foreclosure and receiver. Keegan vs Marks overcharges heard. divorce verdicts in Amit vs Ashland Silk and Fimtsman vs Susannan. Madge Vesey grants Annie Bierkes divorce with custody and support. Other items include damages claimed in Grant vs Outgorne. trial resets and motions in numerous civil matters. motions denied in several dismissed cases. guardianship final reports and a sanity finding for Barton Sthalr.
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Lutingy
Bullarmann
France
Calvin
Harrod
Benjamin £Tsworth
Revery
Ricks
Wentonia
Tuanurl Beviips Association
Henry Bredmeyey
Ugh Keegan
Charles Marks
Tystice Bullerman
Ollie G Amit
Ashland Silk
Allaen
W. Fimtsman
Susann Hoviaman
Madge Vesey
Annie BR. Bierkes
Edward J. Bierkes
Grant
Purcy
Fred NM
Gummon
Wag Nuelerad Alren
Hastisnn
Hahn
Harrison
Wy X. Lants
Hanes
Apelit
de Kourbor
West Superior
Mary T. Schacter
Berty A. Hansdall
Wolverton
Peters
Roberts Ve Harsieon
Folin Lehan
Charles Weller
West
Bolieli
Tudge Aiken
Vereuet
Joseph Poot
Princis ‘Monroe
Cass
Shani
Avtra
Tragedy at West Hotel Leaves Day Dead in Quarrel
Minneapolis dispatch reports Leonard Day a young millionaire society man slain during a quarrel at the West Hotel. E H Hamilton a Minneapolis newspaper man held on the charge of murder after a coroner's jury verdict of death by stabbing. The confrontation involved Hamilton Day and several society men, with Fred George a tutor among the bystanders. Witnesses say Hamilton was the only man fighting Day when the fatal stab occurred, and the weapon a blade described as long and partially bloodstained. Day, twenty five, had lived in the city for years and was connected with prominent circles. Hamilton, previously a stranger to Indianapolis, is employed as a sporting writer and has a wealthy New York background.
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Minneapolis
Minn
E. H. Himilton
Newapnber
Leonard Day
West Wetel
Hamilton
Iidn
George
Day
Povec
Tatobie
Hosmillon
Hymitton
Tsa Tate
TX. L
Voroney Welson
Frviends
Weldar
Hamiton
Reynard Day
Hin Cathar
Ike
West Hotel
Frank W. Haiiltm
Divineapolis
Lochlé
Noele
New York
Hamilton Ie Nilso
Ely's Cream Balm Patent for Nasal Relief
Announcement from Fly Brothers at 56 Warren St introduces Ely's Cream Balm in liquid form for nasal trouble relief. Cream Balm claims quick absorption and relief by membranes with spray price set at 75 cents.
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le Membranes
Wwe
Warren St
Mississippi river commission tour to Franklin La and Red river
Judge RK Taylor and a Mississippi river commission party traveled from points along the Mississippi down to the Red river, then to Franklin Louisiana. Included were Rustin of Cleveland, General Catchings, Colonel Barry of Kentucky, and Barthola of Sty Conia, among others. The voyage marked another visit by the commission to this river segment.
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Taylor
F& Tows
Mississippi
MD “Rustun
Cleveland
General Catchings
Vielsburg
Barry
Kentucky
Barthola
Sty Conia
Red River
Asotin
Faulnya
Franklin
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Lia
Lui Ware
Ita
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Bern
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Hepine
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Ureeton
Kenger
Bn. Taspi
Vreesbnold
Cuke
Isvide Fe
United
Ayaeset
Tndianapelis
Tia
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Thas Clty
Bes
Setae
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Artur Trenavy
Wid Delbert Darelei
Tais City
Trewaty
Duduragy
Ath AP Wahedut
Griscom
Obrurateh
Cousta Winopin
Chayre
Griseu
Towle
H. Norton
Age
Vreeident McKintey
Tha Parks
Maine
Wiseel Rver
Troy Warks
Count Boni
Countess
Gould
W. F. Carson
Duntington
R. W. F. Carsai
Auntington
Dia Hone
Marriach
Ushn Torged
Canle Orne
DY Oman
Wilson
Young Mer Figiw
Wits
WNIFE
OF Indiawa
Eld Burguar
Lima
Dufautter
Gennd Raplis
Mick
Shere Teatil
Matt
Mary B. Brown
Chala B. Brown
Huser
Tansey Monday
Aionting
Barton S
Sthalr Wan Si.sane
Crook. Heit
Ham
St. Joseph Hospital
Bn Mowlhy
Wilson Hasble
East Toorson Strack
Ominneapolis
Aun
Iltom
Vel
Aonan
Suarlar
Faverty
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