Smiths Bill To Oust The Mule Moves In Ohio Hopper
A quirky colonial era-style item reports Representative Curl J. Smith’s bill to oust “The Mecklin Muley” from a proceeding. and local ministers condemn Sunday methods. The piece discusses a new city option bill allowing individual cities to decide saloon questions, with speculation on senate passage. It also notes proposed regulation on weapons and lists fraternal bird and animal names such as Foxes and Owls among orders.
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Ged
ILA Columbus
Curl J. Smith
Blutter Candy
Mecklin Muley
Une Cthiet
Cohunhus
House
Senate
Vean
Fulton
Licking
Cithee
WMT
Diack
Cer and
Sovie
Zanesville
Engagement in Mire to Tae wngagement al Per Highbiats
Fragmented notice reports an engagement involving Hopefal te Phe Jonna Wiehtle towin Of Mire to Tae wngagement al Per Highbiats bo wed Mize dasephine Phillips ane normed odly. Mentions Mr Robbins as son of Sabine Robbing and daughter of Mo David Phillips of Minton Ohio. Includes stray names Ray Wemeyie Ridple Beeler and Mrs Fathill, with military corps and other uncertain details.
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Phillips
Robbins
Sabine Robbing
Ass Uss de
David Phillips
Minton
Ohio
Lake
Claimed Name William Vawnwinkle Involved In Night Time Incident
A man named William Vawnwinkle of Hee lone sted was arrested near Bein werning by Detectives Tile and Stricker after an alleged claim to Bert Veansinkie and a related money dispute. He was taken to Hepe lire station and held until 7 PM as Special Officer Mike Ratan arrived for a hearing in Cincinnati.
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Willian Vawnwinkle
Veete
Ofelock
Tile and Stricker
Soniye Hawilton
Pete Mit
Mr Miller
Bert
Olla
Ian
Hepelire
Mike Ratan
Cincinnati
Indictments Hit Chicago Financial Elite in Wire Fraud Case
Federal grand jury indicts nine men including A G Frost and George M Seward in a sweeping conspiracy to defraud the United States and steal road bonds valued at 10 million dollars. Indicted bankers and executives face penalties up to $14,000 fines or two years imprisonment.
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Chicago
Midtch
Oghiding A Tormey
Jade Morsay
Madeanusutar
ADL Vedict
Parmeen
Wefraud
A. G. Frost
Aska Northern Ragiveld
Chicase
Milwaukee
Wleckie Read
A. G. Prost & Co
George MM. Seward
Feast & Co
Vierre G. G Beard
Elary Ouf Theorthern Railroad
Tecretary and Treasurioy
Prost Company
Tank Watson
Spohiin
Wet
George AL Ball
Marnele
Rantadind Backer
Prose
Panevan al Stewie
Seward
Alaska
Nomager
Tatonin
Gand
Khemry A. Qehorne
Partai
Gwynn Wrancie
Taranto
Francis 4
Unclear Source Fragment Describes Movement Along Line
Fragmentary report notes quiet along a front line and mentions headquarters at a city site. References say additional units or crewing are being moved, with unclear details about destination and purpose.
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Cinvineaty
Marvel
Averthingh
AP Tee
Pou Iin
Stockwell to Visit Butler County on Huffman Tour
Senator Stockwell announced plans to tour Butler County discussing Huffman and recall pledges. He pledged to push the Chrogon plan and to bring government closer to the people, warning of consequences if popular censures fail.
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Stockwell
Butler County
Huffman
Geo. T. Blake
Valiulous
Machij
Butler
Howe
Athens
Mrs Riley of Brookville Ends Her Life in Dayton
Local obituary note reports Mrs Riley of Brookville committed suicide in Dayton. The event details indicate a sudden, solitary act with no evident funds or witnesses described, implying a tragic personal tragedy rather than a public incident.
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Brookville
Dayton
Mexican Rebels Fight On as War Continues
Reports from Washington describe Mexican rebels vowing to persist in their war while President Diaz plans resignation. American officials cite political instability and fear of renewed clashes along the border with Mexico. A violent incident near El Paso and a fire in Baltimore highlight ongoing tensions and military actions across the region.
Strike Halts Express Service in New York Area
Reports say workers from the American and National Spoar lines began a general strike this morning, with Tiedelvers and helpers joining as the union action spreads. The disruption was issued shortly after dawn, halting express trains and affecting schedules across major routes.
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New York
Tiedelvers
Ames
United States
Wells
New York Cal Auldersey City
Aries
He Walker
Bankers Shoot Semione Mhively In Unclear Incident
Fragmentary OCR text describes a banking related shooting involving Semione Mhively and several named entities. The garbled report mentions Pe Carnesie and Lath Che, with unclear references to Trevis bane and Kore enbash. No coherent timeline or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
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Semione Mhively
Pind Soleil
Nurnger
Trevis Bane
Peerteer
Otis
Carey Te Shetyer
Wells Heirs Notify in Will and Court Action in Chicago
Louis B Wells vice president of Vehe Phird Medoual bark died two days ago. His will appoints executors and disperses residue valued at about 200 thousand dollars. Provisions include legacies to a brother in Texas and functions for an anniversary of his departure. A court appearance is planned for Murphy's Court in Chicago regarding appointment of a receiver. Local market notes follow with Chicago grain closes: wheat nine five eighths, corn forty nine and three eighths, oats thirty one and eighths.
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Louis
William 8. Wells
Vehe Phird Medoual Bark
Warren Avenue
Chicago
Persen
Lois M. Wells
jWateo
Texas
Uispord
Olia
Anita
Ah Vektiv
Leaving Ireland It Is noted in census shifts and births
Washington March 7 The Weishstirm papuhivine af discusses immigration trends in the United States over the past decade. It cites Irish-born populations totaling 1,619,440 nationwide with New York housing 125,833 and Massachusetts 41,916. Pennsylvania shows 205,005 and Michigan notes lower figures. The piece links census data to shifts in demography and migration.
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Washington
Lina
New York
Matssachuselfs
Pennsylvania
Winds Louth
Irish London Girds Irish Leaders on St Patrick Day Protests
Fragmented report from London quotes Irish leaders and politicians discussing St Patrick's Day, with names like Rodhon and O Brien and references to the Irish parliamentary party. The piece notes leadership tensions, cabinet views, and speculation on Ireland’s political future.
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London
PRL
Pateiek
Rte
Dr Amoss Cleared in Night Riding Case Hopkinsville
A Kentucky jury found Dr Amoss not guilty after a lengthy trial in Hopkinsville. The case centered on alleged involvement in the night riding incident, with the defense denying charges and the courtroom remaining tense through the proceedings.
Dickson Resigns as Vice President of U S Steel
In New York on March 17 W Dickson tendered his resignation from the post of vice president of United States Steel Corp to take effect May 2. The move was accepted by Chairman Gary.
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New York
Dickson
United States Steel Corporation
Haveen
Gary
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Miss Philips
Ilome
Ray Wemeyie
Ridple Beeler
Shaylentsit
Hie
YSU
Spond
Fathill
Wotrel-Conpton Helio Corps
Jaeoh Path
Vanwinkle
Bert van Winkle
P. O
SSA
Mrs. Riley
AL Riley
Heoakyi
Lniheita
Willan Wiley
Diaz
Sreer Linwerane
Winister
Mexica CY
Ding
Francisca J. Madyed
Cevel
Mareh
Rouk
Ark
Mel Wewen
Limi Ihrough
Fadas
Jos
Weah Bry
Tloxica
Han Uiage
Calif
Tomrente Inn
Manvel
Horder Imanenyirs
College Burns
Maltimore
New York City
Chonsand
Lars
Banker
Paris Bank
Keediwhes
Rorhoalush & Co
Francisco I. Madero
Miami
Shane
Wm. B
Fin
Oxford Institution
Hatfield
Mass
Tunge Murphy's Court
Uhvtebinson
Howie Aid
Hig Rhiny
Charles GV
Taene
Willian GQ
Che
Ireland
Feland
Ste Edward Airey
DR. Amoss
Hopkinsville
Amagitel
Steel Corporation
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