Fragmented OCR Review of Standard Oil Antitrust Case
The fragment discusses a 1,000 page brief analyzing testimony in a chrault court case in Missouri. It claims the government shows rebates and recriminatory rights by the Standard Oil Company during formative years. It argues price cutting and predatory practices reduced competition and harmed independent rivals and rail employers.
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Rewards Delay For Peary Until Proof Of North Pole Discovery
A Massachusetts submarine committee report on Wednesday voted against awarding Peary any reward until he publicly confirms evidence of reaching the North Pole. The panel urged granting the honor only if conclusive proof is released, with members noting the need to verify claims before approval and questioning the basis for any award.
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Milton Dollars Case in Local Property Embezzlement
A garbled OCR item describes an embezzlement or misappropriation involving Milton dollars and property. Names appear as Gonz and Lathrop with references to a system and officials, indicating a court or official proceeding related to theft or misused funds. The readable fragments point to a formal accusation and potential trial details lacking clear dates or places.
Packers Push Missouri River to Chicago Meat Rates
A protest by representatives of live stock exchanges and railroads from Omaha Sioux City St Joseph Holly City and St Paul urged advancing Missouri river Chicago fresh meats packing house products rates from 18 1 2 to 28 4 cents per 100 pounds and local moves from 20 to 20 1 2 cents per 100 pounds. Alton and Wabash railroads declined to join the advance, sparking concern that packing industries may shift to Kansas City. A joint conference was planned in Omaha after a morning meeting at the Union Hotel.
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Hog prices surge as 10 dollar hogs hit local market
The Slax City market opened with a $10 hog arrive on Cussday morning. Shippers Chas Rohrberg of Onmond Nob and Dosmu of Emerson led with hogs averaging 251 and 255 pounds. Prices rose rapidly over the past month, with traders surprised by the key shift.
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Attack on American Legation Riot in Bogota Mars T
An American owned railway car mutiny sparked a riot near the American legation in Bogota Colombia Monday. Police moved to clear the mob as violence spread damaging the railway rolling stock and prompting authorities to deploy guards through the night and into Tuesday morning.
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Aix Wheat Prices Jump as Chicago Report Raises Shortage Fears
The market reviews a Chicago dispatch noting widespread wheat shortages impacting farmers. Prices for May wheat rise to 1,132 per bushel while July advance to 1.05 percent, signaling tight supplies and cautious buyers amid the farm economy.
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Undefined international lawn tennis event listed
Fragmentary OCR text mentions national lawn tennis and international references with unclear names and dates. Readable fragments hint at a world competition or match involving multiple countries but no concrete details or results emerge.
Monster Meeting at Burlington on Dairying and Tuberculosis
A late 19th century Burlington gathering discussed progress in better dairying, cleanliness, and animal health. Prof David Role urged a tuberculosis test policy to curb disease spread, while organizer Van Pelt praised dairy advances amid a two week tour claimed to be highly successful.
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Prohibition Coalition Targets Constitutional Amendment
A new pro prohibition alliance forms uniting temperance groups across the state to push a constitutional amendment. Plans include lobbying the legislature and testing enforcement to revoke restrictive laws, with Prof. O. H. Gordon elected president of the organizing body amid heated debate over the measure.
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Three children poisoned by rotten herring near Pomeroy
In a farm northwest of Pomeroy a batch of herring was found rotten. Three children of TL DB. Qurgér were poisoned Saturday. one died Sunday. The injured two boys aged seven and ten remain under medical care. The event follows a recent purchase and temporary stay at Mrs Ednamdy's home. Local authorities investigate the exposure as a tragic accident.
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Fragmented OCR: Plymouth County recorder records error
The readable portion notes a 1 058 820 dollar value and damaged instrument records in Plymouth County involving the county recorder. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption but imply previous recorder duties and financial figures.
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Confusing OCR Note on Court Ruling and Property
Fragmented text reports a supreme court ruling affecting a district court and water rights. It mentions contravarsy Madyeeday, water reevaluation, and insinuates property quietasd actions by an owner. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Tragic Train Accident Report From St Paul Des Moines Route
A derailment involving a Dow Mornss engineer Joseph Keotinn and fellow crew members occurred on the double fender line near Des Moines. One worker scalded to death and several trainmen injured as cars collided, with authorities noting broken parts and a halted timetable.
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Weetdey Church Plan Reveals Large Gym Structure
A fragmented note describes a meeting of church officials about rebuilding the church complex. The plan includes a new structure measuring 44 by 400 feet and a projected cost near 910,000 with space for 700 people.
Lydge Burke Wins Local Judge Seat Amid District Ties
In a tight race, Lydge Burke secures the judgeship in the northern district after a prolonged campaign. Burke vows reform and emphasizes experience, while opponents question policy impacts and call for transparency.
Dead Mobus Electric plant scaffold collapse tragedy
Fifteen workers were atop a forty foot scaffold at the Dead Mobus electric plant on the west river bank when an overload caused the structure to fail. About fifteen men plummeted fifty feet, with fourteen or fifteen sustaining injuries and four seriously hurt. Medical teams from Mercy and Methodist hospitals treated the injured as work at the plant halted.
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Damaged Report of Farm Conflict Near Ames Ton
A farmer near Ames Ton is involved in a violent altercation over cattle trade that led to injuries to Nedgr Trampton Alioger Ine Janice from Agsialy Through H. Liggett. The incident occurred about two weeks ago after an argument, with Boyer alleged to have pushed and struck Deyer as bystanders intervened. Deyer was cared for by a physician. a prior settlement offer of 100 was discussed but not accepted.
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Fatal hunting accident at Marahatitown leaves two boys dead
In Marahatitown on Sunday morning, 18 year old Kael augnras accidentally shot 17 year old Dony Wranit Stelzer during a spring hunt near Guess Pond. A duck sack burst, a big gun fired at close range, Stelzer died instantly. Coroner Iny ruled no external intrusion, after interviewing two boys in the hunting party.
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Vloras Stinote Sel Charles Sumpter Farm Tragedy
In a rural incident on a farm south of loan, Charles Sumpter suffered a severe accidental injury when a gun discharged during an overnight event. The blast damaged his leg, almost severing it, and emergency responders had to be called to the scene.
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Home of Mr Morgan destroyed. fire claims $4,000 loss
Pavipr l one Baragh near Alterton was destroyed by fire on Friday night. Neighbors saved about half the contents. The house and its contents were valued at $4,000 with no insurance.
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Alterton
Midget Actor Maryles and Tutoa Bowen Behind Comedy Return
The nicket actor who played a key role in a new light comedy as Bneoltume Inh engages with co-star Nuitiled ut di. The production scheduled Monday performances at Mise Rathor Mancroyita, with a noted diminishment of several rampuny by the cast and crew.
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Bneoltume
Teeldones Robbery Report Darkened City Night
A sensational report describes a robbery at the residence of Do Seph Puth in Maxon City. The intruders struck, causing extensive damage to the interior and fur, with one thief slipping by a window and jewelry items stolen. Police investigate the night’s crime as authorities pursue suspects.
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Thia
Feotu n Wand Hails Lito John Hovachoy Murder Trial
Feotun Wand Hails Lito and John Hovachoy, both linked to a Panama incident, age 60, alleged to have fired a revolver at a man sitting in a chair. The suspect, with a family, is said to have fled Mondiy after the shooting. no additional motive or details are known.
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Pittsburgh banker Deail dies in city incident
An obscure obituary notes the death of a prominent Pittsburgh banker, Deail, in a recent city incident. The report mentions connections to Boone and Chicago as part of his career background.
Paralyzed Man Healed By Jesus During Sabbath Teaching
A gospel teaching recounts Jesus healing a paralytic at Capernaum, amid opposition from Pharisees and scribes. The act demonstrates Jesus’ power to forgive sins, drawing focus to faith of friends who lowered the man through the roof and the crowd’s reaction.
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