Forty Nine Years For Mt Holly Robbery Case
Four men labelled as Black Brains were transported to Mt Holly New Jersey where a jury found them guilty after a breaking trial. Each received a combined sentence totaling forty nine years in state prison for robbery assault with intent to kill and related charges against Elsie Biddle. A large mob gathered at the station and at the courthouse as the defendants were escorted inside by soldiers.
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Gea Aron Timbers
Jones Siiams
William Austin
Elsie Biddle
Burling Ni J
Mt. Holly
N. J
St. Holly
Prino
New Jersey
Amard
Crim
Gasen
Henapsper Mari
Gudrla Lelongad
Gaskill
Getle
Am Facer
Bidupon
William Streaker
Negro ‘Neared the Train, . Crowd of Several Hundred Men and Hors Had Gotha
Iowa Supreme Court Upheld Louis Busse Hange Rumor
Iowa dispatch reports the state high court may impose a death sentence on Louis Busse amid potential gubernatorial commutation. The ruling centers on a split Supreme Court decision and the fate of Busse pending a possible clemency action by Governor Cummins.
Carter in New York found dead amid unclear terms
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a death event with references to Carter of New York and Prospect Park. The readable items name Carter, a potential location, and scattered phrases but no clear sequence or outcome.
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Carter
New York
Turer
Wis
Prospect Park
Carter Ju
Ratbush
Death of Kruger Draws Paris Sympathy and Regret
Stephanus Johannes Pan Kruger died in Clarens Switzerland after a prolonged illness. Reports say he was born October 10, 1885 in Rustenberg South Africa and was a leading Boer statesman who served as president four times. His grave illness and failing health followed his exile after the Boer War. He faced death with quiet endurance, often with a Bible in hand, while supporters mourned his passing and the Boer cause.
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Kruger
Nene Cheude
Tin
Stephanus Johannes Pan Kruger
Rustenberg
South Africa
Ke Veyeulie
Europe
Rioting in Chicago Ends With Police Shooting Man
Rioting started in the stock yards area of Chicago on Thursday night when police under Lieut Maare confronted striking workers on Paulin Street near Forty-fifth Street. A man named Alfonse Andralis was shot in the left shoulder by police and not fatally injured. After stones were thrown by the crowd, police fired several shots. The injured man fell as his companions attacked. There are indications the strike may soon end by arbitration.
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Chicago
Alfonse Andralis
Andreolis
Lieut. Maare
Paulinn Street
Forty-fifth Street
Palae
Amdrulis
Two Put to Death in Ohio For Kate Sullivan Murder
AJ and Ben Wade were electrocuted at the Ohio penitentiary after midnight on a Wednesday for the murder of Kate Sullivan near Toledo on April 18, 1900. Each man received a single shock and died within ten minutes, with Wade pronounced dead at 12 11 and 12 16 respectively. The crime was robbery.
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Kate Sullivan
Ohio
Pridan
Ben Wade
Calambda
Ninie
Toledo
Murderer Zellar Dies in Omaha After Wounds
Michael Zellar of Omaha Nebraska killed his wife and her father Willian Burkamp on Saturday and wounded himself during arrest attempts. He was jailed with non life threatening stab wounds but developed peritonitis and died after a failed operation at Clarkson Hospital.
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Omaha
Michael Zellar
Neb
Willian Burkamp
Zellar
Clarkson Hospital
Flood in Manila Fright Causes Massive Damage and Loss
A flood northeast of Manila destroys San Juan Delmonte and claims two hundred lives. Low-lying areas inundated. transportation limited to boats. Outside communication disrupted. Property damage estimated at $2,000,000. Injuries reported among several Americans and others in a New York city event car incident.
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Manila
P. 1
San Juan Delmonte
Chicago and Glenwood Railroad Disaster Kills Twenty-Two
A collision near Glenwood, Illinois, kills twenty two and injures many as a Chicago excursion train returning from a church picnic derails after a freight train switches tracks. Investigators cite miscommunication and misalignment of tracks as causes.
Paris Court Hears Remarkable Case Involving Estate
The Paris courts hear a striking case centering on George A. Chireh of Mayatt Point R1 and a vanished Parisian financier Poulet who held 250 000 francs. After a four year period the heirs seek estate division while Poulet’s will gifts his holdings to a church are challenged. The court delays presentation of Chireh’s claim awaiting proof of his identity.
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Paris
George A. Chireh
Mayatt’ Point
R. 1
Daris
M. Poulet
Tyand
Invny
Poulet
Mythien
Chiereh
SIGN ARBITRATION TREATY REPORTED IN LONDON
The London press notes a signed arbitration treaty between Germany and Great Britain, reported by Foreign Minister Lonsdownee gid and Count Wolff-Meternigh, drawing mixed reactions from observers and opposition press. In separate items, a stock stocking diamond case in Stockton involves Dilamonde worth about $5010, with suspect Henry J. Kendall. Also, the body of Mrs. Clemens has arrived in New York aboard the ship Pring Oskar, en route from Italy, to Elmira for burial.
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Britain
Germany
London
Eng
Great
Mukthi Mean Sabin
Stockton
Cal
Henry J. Kendall
Chicago
Gnelly
More Join Strike Hits Missouri Plants
Whirty coopers and boxmakers and grad 226 wygkulal employes of the Ar mont, owler sind Cidaliy, plants at TSanxog City, Mo., failed to report for duty on Thursday. Many were noo-guion men. King on a slightly ocreased roale, was resumed by the three big plants.
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Wygkulal
Armont
Owler Sind Cidaliy
Tsanxog City
King
New York Mystery Involving Vermont Youth Baxter- Mingisley
Police suspect a rumored identity mix up in the Henry Baxter Mingisley matter as witnesses place the Vermont youth near Butte Avenue New York while facing murder charges connected to Arthur Collins. Jessa W Shields of the Cooks and Walters Union in Telluride Colo has been arrested in Silverton on Collins murder allegations related to the Mom i mine at Talluride.
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New York
Collins
Jessa W.shields
Cooks and Walters’ Union
Telluride
Colo
Silverton
Arthur Collins
Momi
Talluride
Lettee Ee
Hawkeye Minister's House Fire Suspected Arson
Rev. Kester and his family escaped a night fire at their Hawkeye home when a blazing tinder in the upper room prompted quick action. Firefighters extinguished the blaze after kerosene had been laid at three points, with neighbors aiding by passing pails. Police seek motives as investigators note the house and surrounding area point to local culprits.
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Hawkeye
Kester
Perikh
Owas
Shergcliffe Set for Release After Parole Time Restored
A Des Moines bulletin reports Shercliffe, linked to the Deni Kon-PoBork case through Dimond Rovbet, will be released after six weeks as the supreme court blocks forfeiture of good time. Frank Lorner's situation from Asamosa prompted the ruling, affecting parole and potential early release for other inmates awaiting credit restoration.
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Dimond Rovbet
Des Moines
Shiereliffr
Waterlane Diasmond Tabber
Dan Dunieon
Gitta
Willimees Calttleinus
Prominetce
Nebraska
Jawa
Asamosa
Prizoner
Shercliffe
Supreme Court
Girl Tries Carbolic Acid Locket Suicide Attempt
Mae Sprague of Linux City attempted suicide by carbolic acid after quarrel with her lover Adolph Jolimsau a West hotel cook. She drank the poison, suffering severe burns to mouth throat and stomach and remaining unable to swallow or speak. she lies in critical condition at St Joseph’s Hospital.
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Mae Sprague
Linux City
Biot
Jay
St. Joseph's Hoxtha
Adolph Jolimsau
West Hotel
Adolph
Abe
Fire Sweeps Roland Town in Story County Losses Reported
A large fire destroyed much of Roland in Story County, damaging Snalesa town area. Insurance coverage cited at 5150,000 with the three Jargent stores lost and the new bank building damaged. A household goods loss valued at 60G noted. Armored man Onmundeau’s possessions also erased. Army recruitment items announce limited appeal among local youth. a hand-quarters move was discussed. Green Mountaiy resident Clare Vaughn died after ethanol alcohol intake. Misford crops look strong with oats wheat and corn growing rapidly. hay supplies sufficient. Ida Grove fire involved the Nog ship of F A Barnes with 300 dollars claimed value and no insurance.
Tax value declines in Asgoasmant year report
Tax figures show a drop in personal values for Asgoasmant with total assessed value near 2,000,000 and business values falling against prior year. The report cites state and county influences, noting decreased tax yields and adjusted corporate assessments affecting local finances.
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Asgoasmant
Mani
Tan County
Pergosatty
Youma
Iy Lin
Unusual death by self harm in Joose County
An unusual fatality occurs when a 12 year old, Joli Sehrow, allegedly hung himself with binding twine at home, after tensions with his mother. The life ended before morning, found by a passerby near his home in Blin Grass, Sete County. Police report no clear motive or external involvement. Further investigation pending.
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Joose County Dry
Uys
Joli Sehrow
Leon
Mililteton
Murdoer in Des Moines Shout Sparks Fatal Incident
A violent disturbance erupts near Bast Court in Des Moines as a shouting army confronts a local proprietor. A gunshot wounds one person presumed fatally, with authorities investigating who fired and why as the crowd disperses amid confusion.
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Urecky Braulta
Bast Court
Des Moines
Pereeonidh
Amin
Aggressive Law Sparks Forced Move in Agayriana Colony
A chaotic report details Agayriana Dautines colony forced from premises by a new state law. Amid disputed licenses and fines, residents plead concerns over property, church and civic tensions, with figures cited as penalties and occupation changes.
Companion Unhurt After Car Crash Inquiry
Report describes two men involved in a Sunday crash near the Cuthiye area. One, Joris Adinith, suffered injuries while his half-brother was also mentioned. Authorities found them at the scene as bystanders observed the aftermath.
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Willim Murphy
Mirphy
Janes
Winers
Ron
Bist Des Mates
Joris Adinith
Earnings Decrease Amid Turbulent State Proceedings
Fragmented report details a late 1900s state commission session as officials seek to reduce valuation rates on property. Railway figures claim recent detriments justify no rate cut while several violent incidents are noted including a Chicago and Northwestern accident and a fatality in Marshalltown. Barred from full clarity, the piece also mentions Dayoupsie executive Bre d Helps and a large New York hotel funeral event.
Fifty Years Ago in a Fragmented Chronicle
Fifty years ago, reports mention battles near Gilgen, Napoleon’s era reviews, and distant campaigns. The London Mission Society details religious activity, while naval reinforcements and a curved outline of troop movements hint at global conflict.
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Tasshins Ag
Gilgen
Napoleon AG
Halogue
London
Seciety
Regent's Durk
Lavan
Forty Years Ago in the Nation and World
A compact retrospective recalls 19th century events and figures across the United States and Europe. It mentions Nevada adopting Neyndy as a gate, a Washington broadcast, and names like Beecher and Tilton amid global happenings including a Wale garrison, a Kissingen shooting, and European converts arriving in New York.
Twenty Years Ago Recalls Political Adress and Grand Degree
Twenty years ago Janey G Blaine spoke at an American political commencement exercises and received LL D. Grover Cleveland and Thong A Wendellings at the Democratic National convention in Chicago. Ten years ago Pantundis railway yards from Sixty First Street to Brigston Park faced a five day strike causing one million dollars in losses.
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Janey G. Blaine
Hushinge
Yowdoln Calluga
Grover Clevelani
Hemdricks
Tireane
Voporta
Ente
Gordon Bid
Pean
Lis Agidiers
Ly Kburtin
Grover Cleveland
Thong A. Wendeleks
Ti Chie vaKo
Pantundis
Brigston Park
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MT. Holly, N. Js
Pwd
Gire
Louis Busse
Supreme Court of Iowa
Dea ‘Moines
Dispatch
Iowa
Supreme
Bunse
ACAB
Isved
Peterb
Jist
Barber
Swenty
Wradk
Tventy
Uinnia Reibrand
Glenwood
Treielit
Becaus
Marti
Chienga Heights
Reguar Pareenger
Chicage Heights
SIG Estate
Hong
News OF the Week
Shergcliffe
Girl
Elosa
Fata
Inchurga
Clare Vaughn
Misford
Mitford
Totacoos Ulu
Jaumence
Binall
Ida Grove
F. A. Barnes
Murdoer
Agayriana Dautines
de Stite
Jeca
Moore
CVA
Thie
Lunde
Casita
Legainite
Ita
Counett
Laos
Pbs
Milind
Vrain
Anthony Seheil
Yaveliy Aight
Chicago and Northwestern
Gerthuiud Troly
Belell
Bad Bow
Barney Boyle
Marahalltown
Tay
Wan
Hajuxo Lafe Portyna
Bred
Ley
Ultfeonk
Minday
Majundle Hotel
Olty
Jett
the Weekly — ‘Historian
Agron Burr
Alegunler Ptamudon
Alexander Exeure I Peele
Injivles
Anon Ji
Sptaceut Dlogeys
Rontueley
Reuk
Constant Monic
Linn Mathiel
Cea
Lisbon
Perdis Ak Opideniig
Walmer
Waaslington
Donuis
Enels
Ransoi Llamareation
Nevada
Neyndy
Maggucitla
Ma. Aytereceptal Mispatches Sam Seuretiry
Blanton
Gen
Cadwalinder
J. C
Alexader Shipiend
Coltubia
Charles A
Titan
New York Sun
Cheyenne
Araypnliee
Cogn de True
Henry Word Beecher Mirth
Adentice
Tilton
Plymourh- Clotreh
Brooklyn
Beecher
Pontnanla
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