Mann Faces New Accuser After Bail Hearing
At the county jail, Mann was released on $25,000 bond while an additional charge surfaced from a woman, Mrs Anna Blanchett, claiming theft of a diamond ring connected to a June River View Park incident with Mann and teammate Benny Brooks. Police took the accuser for questioning as details emerged of alleged planning and theft.
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Shieswo
Limaa CO
Womn
Anna Blanchett
Mann
Bennie Brooks
Benny
Tomet Mann
Brooks
Riverview Park
Mother's dream came true in Danville tragedy
Mrs Richard Sneddon feared harm after a dream warned her son would die at work. He ignored it and at 4 p.m. his hand was crushed in an industrial accident at a Danville shop. He died at St Elizabeth hospital at 1 p.m. Saturday, just two weeks before his planned wedding.
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Danville
Richard Sneddon
Sneddon
St Elizabeth Hospital
Conference of Charities selects Peoria as next site
Rock Island Oct 4 The Conference of Charities closed a session at Western Illinois Hospital for the Insane Watertown. Peoria was chosen as the next meeting place. William Gleave of Springfield was elected president and Dor Meunk Nerbury of Peoria secretary. A committee of Nerbury and the superintendent of Illinois insane hospitals was tasked to push legislation on protection against insanity through physical and medicinal measures and to urge wardage reform.
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Rock Island
Rr. Pois Conference of Charities
Las
Iufiois Hospital For
Watertown
Peoria
William (. Gleave
Belleville Court Action Seeks Insurance Redress
A circuit court case in Belleville Illinois involves a permanent protection claim against Aachen and Mirtiels fire insurance and other firms. The suit, filed in 1802, names William A. Hiuillin as attorney general of Wines and lists MM. B. Zeut as the hunting agent in East St. Louis.
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Belleville
Tisine Mies
Herun Dn Cine
Wi. A. Hiuilin
Seneral Oof Wines
Aachen and Mirtiels Fire Insurance Company
MM. B. Zeut
East St. Louis
Broons Corn Harvest Complete in Paris HL Ce
The central district broomcorn harvest is complete with the last brush cut and stored. Trade remains brisk with ample labor for all corn. A few sales of warehorse stock were reported last week at 85 dollars.
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Paris
HL. Ce
Miner Killed and Mother Wounded in Gillespie Clash
An officer involved clash at Gillespie during a Wirden battle celebration near Mount Olive left one miner dead and his mother wounded while returning from the event.
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Pringfield
Gillespie
Mount Olive
Ancient note presented before the declaration era
A fragmentary report notes a New York January 16 1771 note from the New Jersey English colony era. It describes a request for a vote redemption and mentions an expert’s warning about city actions. The text is fragmented and obscured by garbled OCR.
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New
Unclear Historical Notice On Payment And Inscription
Fragmentary OCR describes a payment note of 99000 associated with a corporate trailer and a preservation agency. It mentions a colonial inscription and a pledge or death note, with garbled references to New York and a tolling or trainer term. The readable facts are limited.
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Conptrs
New York
Cubs Taxing Note On Grounded Detroit Victory
Chicago faces Detroit in a tense baseball game with Chicago leading the series three to one. Detroit battled to close the gap as the crowd roared and errors by both sides influenced the outcome.
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Detroit
Soto Odo
Chica
Detroi
Chicago
Sip
Ston
Ewen
Wits
Chiivaro
Chiteauwe
Brown
Isting
Sunirers
Selapiat
Tucker Not Under Arrest in St Louis Hotel Suite
Col. William B Tucker arrived in St Louis after an arrest in Decatur and checked into the Southern hotel with a party including G T Frey and relatives. A young man claimed Tucker is not arrested and charges are dropped as discussion shifts to a trip to Mot Springs Ark.
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St. Louis
Willian B. Tucker
Decath
Southern
Hitra
Tucker
G. Tl. Frey
Chicago
Frey
Colo
Jennie Ty Johnson
Oak Mark
Colonel Tucker
Wilnins
Packer
Mot Springs
Ark
Tacker Wouid
Decatur
Thug’s Death Ruled Suicide After Assault and Robbery
In New York Qett, authorities say the man died by his own action after being assaulted and robbed by six men who borrowed funds to expand his business. David I. Matius killed himself in his team on First Avenue.
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New York
Dam Afso
David I. Mateus
Ir First Avenue
Balloons Seized by Storms Hit North Sea Rescue
Amid chaotic reports a balloon fleet from Berlin entered North Sea waters. Bennettenpo and Henry S. were rescued after an hour. Alberti suffered total destruction. President Castra of Vetegieha and Salthele City faced damage. Delegates prepared for talks in Washington as Europe seeks solutions. United States cites trade and patent concerns while Pacific coast cities send representatives.
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Fron
Berlin
Janes Gordon Bennettenpo
North Sea
Abnoht
Henry S.previ
Sofler
Alberti
Tia Tre Loss
Sao
Pts
United Stace
United States
Ie Pacite
Bokic
Patron notice on irregular newspaper delivery
Patrons are urged to inform this office if their paper is not being received regularly. The notice requests timely reporting to address delivery gaps and ensure continued service.
London Protest Storm Tries to Rush Commons Again
London crowds invade the streets to reach Westminster, clashing with police and disrupting theatergoers. A failed attempt to storm the Commons ends with officials expelling one woman, while Parliament remains under siege and guards man the exits. Thousands gather as the day of upheaval intensifies, with authorities mobilizing to contain the disturbance.
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London
van Ciemens
Westminster
Pra
Heave
Ais Eussnig Ecohiven
Delegation Repulsed in Suffrage Protest at City Gate
A thirteen member suffragette delegation was barred from entry to a city building amid a tense clash with police. Officers repelled the group with minimal force as vegetables and insults flew, while arrests were reported for several participants. The scene, described by witnesses, included shouts and scattered chaos on a busy street outside the precinct.
Cont a Kinibert in Patyheriared fore vestsgies
A fragmented OCR passage references Conta Kinibert amid mentions of a path, a marriage, and suspicious activity. Details are unclear, but clues point to a personal loss or scandal involving a couple and community notices.
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Gerade
Conta Kinibert
Unable to parse the provided headline
Fragmentary OCR text mentions MEPs and a municipal context but lacks clear facts, names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Ees Laxative Cough Syrup Ad
Laxative cough syrup promises quick relief from coughs colds hoarseness whooping cough and bronchial throat trouble. Mothers especially recommend it for children. Pleasant to take and gently laxative. Sold by H J Moogh and C P Guenther.
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H. J. Moogh
C. P Guenther
Burdett Pianist Tuner Orders at Brown Dollmeyer Orphanage
F J Burdett a piano tuner places orders at Brown and Dollmeyer related to a local orphanage project. The brief item notes his involvement with musical instrument servicing and charitable activity in the community.
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F.J. Burdett
Brown & Dollmeyer
Demeter and Seitz Prepare Quick Window Reset
A terse note says Demeter and Seitz will reset the same window on short notice after a crash damaged a window. The message includes a stray fragment Phove 44) and garbled text.
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Demeter & Seitz
Phove
Lve
Old Man Harris Votes in New York Registration
One hundred five year old Simon Thareds, known as Old Man Harris, traveled from Jerusalem to vote in the presidential election. He answered questions calmly at the registration booth, noted worn papers needing duplicates, and spoke of changes in New York since moving to Mott and Bayard streets fifty years ago before returning home.
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New York
Simon Thareds
Tie
Mott and Bayard
Harris
Jerusalem
Bold Robbery Nabs Jewelry from Brooklyn PublisherHome
A man posing as a real estate agent gained access to Summerfield McLean’s Brooklyn home while Miss Beatrice Mitsten guided him. He bound her, searched for valuables for nearly an hour, and escaped with jewelry and silverware worth $7,000 after a jumbled, panicked scene.
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New York
Summerfield
MedLean
Brooklyn
Beatrice Mitsten
Mclean
First Union Army Volunteer Dies At Seventy
Washington veteran Det. i ln r Clades Frankl Baud, the first recruit after Lincoln’s call and the first recipient of the Medal of Honor for bravery on the field, has died here at age seventy.
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Washington
Det
Lr Clades Frankl Baud
Ucoion
Lincoln
Congress
Left on Her Doorstep for This Mother’s Child Help
Mrs A G Tyson of Livermore California writes of a five year old girl with loss of appetite nervousness and fatigue. The child improved after Vinci cod liver extract without the oily taste and gained strength. She urges other mothers to try Vinci. Jos Emmert druggist Freeport Ill.
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A. G. Tyson
Livermore
Cal
Vinci
Grain and Livestock Prices From Market Report
Market notes show winter and spring wheat by sample with prices around 1.00 to 1.08 per unit, oats and corn prices listed, and live stock receipts with ranges for hogs, cattle, sheep, and calves. Buffalo, N.Y. quotes from Dunning & Stevens report similar activity with slow markets and price ranges for steers, cows, and hogs.
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Critle
St.tagsao
Timothy
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Hlinois
Wedding Rings and Time of Marriage Case
A jeweler estimates a woman's marriage length from her ring size. He says rings change width roughly every five years and, by logic, places her marriage around fourteen or fifteen years ago. The wife questions his knowledge, but subsequent inquiry confirms his conclusion reported by the New York Sun.
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New York Sun
Promised Squeeze Followed by Frugal Farewell
In a comic exchange Miss Fuossan asks Algernon if husbands tire of squeezing after marriage. He assures no promise is needed and jokes that she will still have all the squeezing she wants while they live on seven dollars a week. Exchange pivots on humor and frugal living.
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Algernon
Miss Fuossanfeather
Fragmentary court note on flattery and obedience
Fragment shows a murky exchange with phrases about flattering, vowing to commit, and a prisoner objecting to flattery. Several garbled names and terms hinder full understanding, but tone suggests a satirical or legal dialogue with references to obedience and persuasion.
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Tandon
Mind Reader Turns Boarder into Mock Reader in Salty Test
A Kansas City Star cartoon vignette features a boarding house Sherlock who claims to read a new boarder. Through humorous observations about salt handling, beard texture, and inflated self image, the sleuth humorously proves little while showcasing con artist like wit. The piece satirizes self assured know it alls and common social quirks.
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Sherlock
Simmple
Haas
Bill Nye
Republic
Kansas City Star
Crocodile Worship in Ancient Egypt
The text notes Egyptian reverence for the crocodile born from fear and shows how offerings and worship were used to appease the feared monster. Early history scholars suggest ancient rites aimed to placate the crocodile as a powerful, awe inspiring mortal symbol.
Cuticura Remedies Help Child’s Severe Skin Disease
A Kokomo Indiana mother reports her infant’s itching sores spreading across the body were cured in three or four nights by Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment after daily cleansing and treatment. She urges others suffering from skin diseases to try the remedies.
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Frank Donahue
Fremont St
Kokor
Ind
Cuticura Skin Cure Ad for Face Cleansing
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for external and internal skin treatment. It advises gentle application of Cuticura Ointment, washing with hot water and Cuticura Soap, and repeating routines morning and evening. Also features Cuticura Resolvent pills and promises purification of blood, with orders via Cuticura Drug Company in Boston and free Cuticura Book on Skin Disease.
Real Fate of Fearsome Beings Mentioned in New York American
A fragment from the New York American hints at mysterious beings and public fear. The reference suggests a sensational or speculative topic without clear details or attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
New York American
Curious Russian law on theft and five year possession
A historical note describes a Russian law that supposedly transfers ownership to thieves who can prove possession for over five years. It mentions a licensed thieves market where stolen goods from long ago are openly sold, attracting thieves and even some buyers, while honest citizens are tempted by bargains.
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Russia
Peace and independence theme in Republican policy statement
A fragmentary news item notes Republican aims of peace order and prosperity for sister republics while reporting a Filipino felon sentenced to pay a fine and be executed, followed by garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ring's Little Liver Pills for Biliousness
Patent medicine advertisement listing Ring's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for biliousness and sick headache. Promotes health maintenance and urges purchase from H. J. Moogk and C. P. Guenther.
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H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
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