President Hart May Move To Libel New York Baseball Showdown
Chicago, June 12. President Hart to pursue change in officials for a New York game while Triple A Noah Freedman shows no sign of yielding his nomination. Hart announces he will issue checks tomorrow and intends to push a plan to have Colm stand in for the New York eight, aiming to proceed with the fight and protect the stranded game from safety concerns.
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Chicago
Hart
York
Noah
Freedman
End Mart
Fhrfelt
Nu Protecs Mia Pitroca
Local sports notes and upcoming meeting details
Fragmented notes describe a basketball game with Chesebro and others, plus a report on a season defeat and attendance. It mentions a Southern Biwenal examination and calls for a meeting of Airvtors of Weanenetition at Morris hotel in Wieminghans on Friday evening.
The Tale of a Shirt Bargain Plums in Merchandising
A fragment describes a merchandising moment selecting plum shirts for sale at fifty cents. It notes a negligé style shirt valued at 76 cents, with a claim that all go at a dollar.
Constitutional convention and stock market noted in dispatch
The Virginia constitutional convention met at Mohmand as the Lillie battleship contest looms. The Young Men's Christian Association in Boston drew many officials while market writers reported strong crop conditions and stock market activity amid general demand. The convention backed the Mott amendment by vote.
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Virginia
Mohmand
Lillie
Young Meo'a Christian Association
Boston
Sary
Unclear historic item lists civic and railway notes
A jumble of 19th century notices mentions a university commencement, a succentor election date, copper mining in Litdewall county, C. W. Hein's death, rail inspections, Pacific service updates, a wedding in Ayden and Quincy Young, a 21500 verdict in a Santa Fe railway case, and merchants fairs connected to Dick Dowling and H W Anderson.
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Avionis Stati
Burke
Litdewall
Ayden
Quincy” Young
Jolin Ve
Banta Fe Railway
Peigram
Dick Dowling
Marvingo
H.W. Anderson
Mize
Hetelia Wilnon
Unclear text fragment prompts local notice
The readable fragments reference land deals and prices at a location, with mentions of Deoonnt and various names. The exact event, date, or entities are obscured, producing only partial hints of real estate activity and market conditions.
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Tina
Hepat forfeit and court notes in fragmentary report
Fragmented OCR text references forfeiture and legal notices with names such as Ronee Mreeting and Alexander Popp. Mentions writs, protection, judges, and numerous unclear proper nouns. The battered lines mention cities, firms, and individuals including Fisher, Freeland, Abbott, and Chattanoona.
One Favorite Wins at Gravecoder Tough Race Day
In a crowded June program at Gravecoder, Star Bright led from the start to win the featured race. Landing ran well as the favorite but broke down late, ending racing prospects for Rewli. The field included Alar Pright Brantine and several other noted runners in a crowded seven furlong to a mile program.
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New York
Alar Pright
Brantine
Star Bright
Gars
Rae Kamora Io
Dot
Rewli
Rene
Abertalt Fairhonne- Bander
Dewurrer
Reve
Lexington
Kaimard
Terie Thin
Miralio
Garter
Rain Alters Newport Track Card Results
In an afternoon meeting at the fairgrounds Newport racing faced slick conditions. Notable performances include King Dials and Pretty Town with six furlongs completing strongly amid shifting surfaces and cautious times.
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Newport
Weather Report Overview From Harlem Chicago June 12
Fragmentary weather notes describe clear conditions in Harlem and Chicago with mentions of winds and temperatures. The garbled text mentions times like 1:02 and 2-5, and references to various names and places, though specifics are unclear.
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Harlem
Chicago
Horton
Purygues
Mihusa
Rhee Steemoctiade
Ai Vulcain
Wilkauchaweie
Summary title not extractable from provided text
The readable content is fragmentary and contains numerous typos and nonstandard terms, making it impossible to identify clear people, places, organizations, dates, or events for a coherent summary or a valid headline. No reliable entities or actions can be confirmed for a newspaper-card item.
Game of Gall Sunday Firemen Feature
An abbreviated Fir ek game report notes Navacoty nox rie and Pent Fe Pinter in a forthcoming Sunday match. Unclear fragments reference players and teams with stray words suggesting a local sports card style tease.
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Garbe
Waiters Hive
Irene
Sasuke
Americans Win Again in June Klitch Weather
Americans secured a victory as rain disrupted the clay court meet at Lenton on June 12. Officials noted improved form from the team, with the next round set amid continued wind and challenging conditions.
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Lenton
Alesse
Drivideral
Highland Park Trial Derby results in Detroit
The Highland Park Derby in mid June was won by Richard Lola Petronti with Ren Maotihul second and Mint Golted third. Handpall Time finished in Goenwood third as Kenilworth, the favorite, faced a contrasting outcome.
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Detroit
Richard Lola Petronti
Ren Maotihul
Kenilworth
McGovern Faces Sullivan in Key Bout Despite Uncertain Card
The Nuemeg Athletic club announced a bout between Terry Medion and Dave Bul vas with McGovern versus Tate as possible additions. Hartfort and Cony regions are listed, while Sullivan’s involvement remains unclear as the match card continues to take shape.
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Purse
McGovern and
Croker's Flambartd Triumphs in Imperial Handicap
In London at the spring meeting, Croker's Flambartd led the imperial handicap race over 490 govercigen, securing a prize valued at 500 and a line field park as a result. The event featured Richard Crokery, Plambard, and Reiff among the participants.
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Croker
London
Line Uy
Richard Crokery Plambard
Reiff
Normreien
Dal City hosts tense regional team shootout
The event centers on a high school tein championship with a hard shoot day. Coaches and players from Vv and FM compete under the local principal's oversight aiming for top honors.
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Vv. One
Panate of
Dal
Ias
Fire Damages Decatur Residence. Loss About $2000
A Decatur residence suffered a blaze that damaged the Tegaine era and Jive It sections, with frost on the con fenta. Estimated loss tops $2000, and insurance is noted as TT.
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Decatur
Tecaine
Eras
luWirance
Murder in Louisiana sparks arrest of several suspects
A violent incident near Forter Plantation leaves Mr. Porter mortally wounded after a confrontation with a Black assailant. Police report indicate multiple fugitives including Prophet Smith were captured or pursued. extensive pursuit by sheriffs and local posse followed. The event disrupts a planned wedding as relatives of Porter gather.
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Niles
John Gray Foster
Dwar
Winit
Vicker
Poster
Horne
Fredfur
Aptis
Wmytheyfos
Bor
A M. Foster
Wrother
Wiledon
Ae Mompinyidge
Sheri Boselor
Dean
Peel
Jmrpoee
Axalating
Edwards
Houston
Torna
Foster
Baste Planta
Mindy
Anon
Flint
Porter
Calit
State Railroad Comminsion
ANM
Mix
Benton
Witness Kennedy Murder Trial Testimony Suppressed
In Kansas City Judge Wolfert barred testimony from Lewty, a Western Railways investigator, in the murder case of Lula Prince Kennedy. The defense aimed to prove a marriage promise influenced Kennedy, but the court kept the witness from the jury, while other testimony sought to cast doubt on Kennedy’s state of mind and relationships. The trial adjourned for the day with the defense pressing further.
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Kansas City
Wolfert
Kidwin
Lewis
Western Railways
Rehodds
Gale
Lewit
Jory
Kennedy
Mary Brand
Mr. Nearing
Abe
Tim
Rae Ofertas
Miss Prince
Mra
Death Sentence Upheld in John Pearl Murder Case
Higher courts affirm the death sentence for John Pearl of Colma County after a conviction for murder in the case of Bao Punker Leng. The ruling cites initial evidence and upholds the penalty in the lengthy legal proceedings.
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John Pearls
Anetin
Texis
Dinith Petaine
John Pearl
Colma County
Murdur
Bao Punker Leng
Parl
Residence Fire at Ridgeway Destroys Home and Contents
A Ridgeway, Cunhy Texes residence burned on June 1 causing about 1400 dollars in losses. The home belonged to Jim Kura tee who faced an estimated 800 dollar impact from the fire.
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Ridgeway
Cunhy
Texes
Jim Kura
Residence at Midland in Terda to Be Wired
A Midland residence is described with wiring work near completion. The report notes approximate costs around $2000 and partial completion of structural and utility updates.
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Midland
Terda
Judith
WRK Trpedell
Indemnities at Sea Delay Total Agreement Reached
The article discusses unsettled indemnities among powers, with figures around 450,000 and proposals from Mr Took to send the indemnity question to The Hague. It notes expectations of a formal agreement and arbitration plan, highlighting payment methods and potential obstacles.
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Washington
MwokwWbi
Burton
Mowie
Tanle Wale
Mr. Took
Hagne
Tdea
Torkhil
Cerna
Women as Insurance Risks Mutual Life Sets Equal Terms
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York has long treated male and female applicants alike. Women are presented as desirable risks, with equal underwriting and premiums to men. The article argues the insurer’s practice reflects broader gender equality in life insurance.
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Mutual Life
New York
Mutual Life Texurance Company of
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed in Austin
A petition in bankruptcy was filed today in Austin by John Adolph Ihr h of Faas seeking voluntary relief. The case lists exemptions claimed and is processed under federal authority with utilities and assets noted.
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Austin
Tessas
Benkrauptcy
John Adolph Ihrh
Faas
Army Fraud at Frisco and California Rumor Exposed
A damaged report alleges army fraud in Frisco involving Generals Shatter and Maus and inspectors in California. It claims Secondhand purchases, misused government supplies, and a plan to seize military goods through local dealers, with officials denying or downplaying the accusations while investigations proceed.
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Sin Fraiele
Jane
Generad
Ocolote Maus
Inspertap Gener
Department of California
Federal
Frond
Tay
Cutan Seymour
Chi Ibomt
Anu
Pratention
Maus
Andy O
Huyler
Athaine
Jacobee
Court of Criminal Appeals Session Reports Numerous Defendants
The Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin heard a sprawling docket listing defendants from Houston, Caldwell, Falls, Milton, and other areas. Names include John A. Richards, Bam Wade, Nicholag Terck, Patti frou Harrik, Alf Capten, and J. Le Nett, among many others, with cases ranging across multiple charges and jurisdictions.
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John A. Richards
Fiouston
Bam Wade
Mil
Jona Poort
Trenyey Silesans
Nicholag Terck
Caldwell Hill
Rent
Falls
Janice Miedai
Newparee
Hwo Elites
Arts
Heli Winltney
Ailia Hat Ph Patti
Harrik
Je Ant
Edwards Rarer
Romuniet
Alf Capten
Parker
My Ia
J. Lenett
A Th
Gelivan
Dials
Mohn Wis Nmi
Correth Fine Hattingen
Milton
Reckard
Trav
Ety Secords
Philp
H. Dooke
Biley Newwadtin
Iin Tarrant
Will Dchckwartty
Nab Hall
Frosts Callin
Thomas Sobastak
Betuyeit
Tms
Eary
Han
Idestiny
Hirde
Jonn Messer
Trom Twlly
J. Mi Mickey
Travin
Peruna touted by congressman Fitzpatrick in praise
An advertisement style endorsement quotes Congressman Fitzpatrick praising Peruna as a tonic for catarrh. The narrative mentions testimonials from individuals in Washington DC and Chicago area readers, claiming improved strength and relief after using Peruna. The text urges readers to send a statement of purchase to receive further information.
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Pirapatrick
Othe National
Washington, D C
F. Y. Fitzpatrick
Mathine Colt
Talform
Moen and Suss Fuller Lead Alabama Trust Case
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions Sarah FP Moen from Pawo and He yotlon with State National loan and Trust Company Suss Fuller and Adolph Coben in a legal dispute about coaching.
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Sarah FP. Moen
Pawo
Topve
State National Loan and ‘Trust Company Va
Suss Fuller Et al
Cohewsluss AlAbam Cechenm
Adolph Coben
Tehoaring
Fragmented OCR shows unclear list with names and places
An unreadable OCR fragment lists multiple names such as Jupir and Smith, places like Galveston and Lape, with scattered references to individuals and regions. The text is garbled, offering no coherent event or context to summarize.
Standard Has Control of American Linseed Oil Company
New York June 12 anchored by President Wise of the Thon Lend will Oly camping announces that Mr Kerkefeller and fly isolates have acquired majority control of the company. The move shifts ownership and directs disposition of stock while the company retains its principal interests in its alloy ventures as implied by the statement.
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American Linseed Oil Company
New York
Ioemer Wise
Thon
Lend Wil Oly Camping
Mile
Kerkefeller
Fscab
Fscab Taal Sid O Nonipieus
Tinlad
Tl Company
Third Court of Appeals Case Withdrawn and Reversed
The Third Court of Appeals in Austin Texas reviews a pro commendation dispute involving parties such as W Melton and others. The decision addresses withdrawal of a tract and related procedural issues, with filings from Travis County and references to railroad company interests and property claims.
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Third Court of Appeals
Austin
Texas
Buitolsy
Pethunted
Thiplant and Mueching Co
Kerio
Rom Dallne
Taletragor
W. Melton
A. Matin
Freight Conductor Fatally Hurt in San Antonio Crash
San Antonio Texas June 12 A freight conductor was fatally injured while working aboard a northbound line. The accident occurred near the Wakling station as the train moved over the roadbed. Investigators identify the victim as Michael Young and note the incident involved derailment and injuries to others.
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San Antonio
Texas
Divta
W. Young
International Od Cynan Northern Seatight Connetie
Port of Sabine Arrival Noted at Port Arthur
June 12. A vessel named Hiarrison arrived at Port Arthur proceeding to road Miedan alin Merrowdate Wellatarm troy Cepotnwa via Ming, per Port of Sabine notice.
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Hiarrison
Port Arthur
Miedan Alin Merrowdate
Wellatarm
Troy
Cepotnwa
Ming
Mississippian Suicide Note Sheds Light on Local Tragedy
Fragmentary OCR indicates a Mississippian suicide case linked to Texas on June 12. The text references a person named Mabon and mentions a party and a vigil. Details are garbled, but the core event appears to be a suicide connected to a familial or social group.
Police Fatality Report From Dallas Incident
A police officer was fatally injured in Dallas amid a chaotic arrest attempt. The report cites brutal violence and a Degro suspect sought on charges including jorae sealing while authorities pursue custody.
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Dallas
Weson
Jone
Patrick
Toulghat
Lee Lina
Jorae
Fourth Court of Appeals Case Fragments and Names
Fragmentary OCR notes list multiple parties and legal entities in a Fourth Court of Appeals matter. Names such as Patterson, Pine Creek, and various docket elements are referenced without clear context or final decisions.
Unclear text fragment from Manila June 12 report
Fragmentary OCR note mentions an eargent leader in Lagoa and a promise or ultimatum with references to Aneta and Unices. No coherent events or clear entities beyond scattered names and locations.
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Manila
Flenoral
Eargent
Lagoa Punten
Abe
Unclear 1900s News Fragments From Global Briefs
Fragmentary notes mention London officials and Port Atoral mine with references to Newton Heveridge and Gira net deelfe. Other items note a gathering with Toth and a shop walkout in San Francisco. texts are garbled and offer no clear events or dates.
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York
Merald
Petty & Walle Alepmte
Amalyate
Gihoern
London
Newton
Thed Heveridge
Mewes
Port Atoral
Isaeuropertlan
Gfarrison
Auilwatere
Wits
Rausshls
By & Innge
BAN Pranciaco
Nolon
Fragmented OCR Item on Eatletsclig M4 Test
Readable text references a Grove tasting event and a tasting session at a test site. Mentions eatletsclig m4 and Tastesome Chin. No clear names, dates, or locations fully legible.
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