House Moves to Impeach Judge Swayne for High Crimes
Washington sits as the House of Representatives, nearly full, votes to impeach Judge Charles Swayne of the northern Florida district for high crimes and misdemeanors after a five hour session. Subcommittee chair Pallet outlines evidence while advocates including Palmer press for indictment and trial. The process includes notices to the Senate and a committee to escort the case to trial.
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Gilets
California
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Inferno Ravages Minneapolis Killing One and Wrecking Property
The blaze hit Minneapolis on Tuesday night into Wednesday morning destroying three buildings, injuring and killing residents. One body identified as Justave Miller, with extensive water and fire damage costing millions. The Bremen building suffered major damage while the Powers Department tower was also heavily damaged.
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Salvy Ze Obe
Mexican Fever Epidemic Strikes Districts Across Mexico City
Reports describe rising deaths from fevers in Sinaina district and thousands of lives affected in Mexico City. Health workers race to bury victims as cases surge and response efforts intensify amid a nationwide outbreak.
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Mataria
Thousanda City
Mexico
Amexica
Birgee
Aoridien: Cent Pals Ws set and awards noted
In a wartime update General Bobeloeie and his army corps reorganize their unit as dispatch runners receive recognition. The SS George Cross is mentioned for repeat bravery in carrying messages under fire.
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Cent Pals
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George Cross
Sioux City Stock Market Report Contains Unclear Names
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions murder and a prison death by electric chair. References to individuals such as Anson N.O and Uemy Bender are unclear. The text appears damaged with Italian-related infatuation rumors and a tense crime context without coherent facts.
Nine Lost As Boston Schooner Fishhawk Wrecks Off Penobscot
A Boston fishing schooner named Fishhawk with eighteen men aboard was driven ashore near Penobscot during a Saturday night storm. Nine crew members were lost, one body recovered near Nene light, and the vessel broke up with dories launched as the men attempted to reach shore. Captain Ezra Bly and most of the crew were Nova Scotia bound. signals and distress calls were observed by High Head station as survivors sought safety amid heavy seas and wreckage.
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Boston
Penker Oelock
Nene
Joss’ & Men
Mass
Ezra Bly
Tives
Nova Scotia
Cape Cod
Hue
Bly
High Head
Thaebouner Jong
Hishland
Pear Highlan
Dutch Reactions to German Aims Reflected in Amsterdam News
fragmented OCR text hints at Dutch views on German aims and Holland's stance amid German policy. mentions Amsterdam reports on apathy reception and cross border tensions with references to Holland and Germany without clear specifics or dates.
Banker Charged With Grand Larceny and False Reports
Manning Palmer 74, former president of the defunct American Exchange National Bank, Utica New York, is charged with grand larceny and making false reports. He allegedly admitted to cashing checks and abstracting cash from a drawer, with false entries to the controller of currency.
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Utica
N.Y
Manning
Palmer
American Exchange National
Tie
Adamant
Treasirer
Michigan oil firm joins hunt for violators of game laws
A Friday crackdown led by Deity Fisk and Game Commissioners Van Meter and Javnert resulted in the arrest of Oliver Thomas and Andy Buchols of the city for ringing game on Sunday. The prisoners were fined and jailed, as efforts to curb illegal hunting intensify in LaPorte County.
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van Meter
Javnert
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Andy Buchols
Nie
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Woman Falls from Fifth Story Window in Riverside Transit
An incident near Riverside Transit involved a woman named Mire C. Morris who allegedly hid money to pay for food. She attempted to slide down a rope or improvised means from a fifth story window on Saturday and fell head first onto brick pavement, sustaining injuries.
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Riverside
Cleveland News Briefs and Local Notes Summary
Fragmented OCR yields scattered Cleveland area items. Mentions Priday Be ex fies package and collateral, Chadwick and Tr Reynolds, and a four month sentence. Several garbled lines reference local people, families, a cabbie incident, alleged briber, and community notices with unclear context and names.
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Railroad 15 Victor in Its Suit Against Western Union
The Supreme Court on Monday decided that the Pennsylvania Railroad can remove telegraph poles from its right of way, ruling the 1886 act does not grant eminent domain to telegraph companies over private railroad property. Justice McKenna wrote the opinion. Justice Harlan dissented.
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Headless Skeleton At Trial Stirs New York Court
A fragmentary headless skeleton with vertebrae and ribs was introduced in the Naw Patterson trial over Caeme Young’s death. Dr. Philip O Wanlon conducted the autopsy while Mins Fattergan protested the exhibit’s accuracy versus the victim’s body. The judge overruled sections as prosecutors argued the skeleton could prove whether Young’s self inflicted wounds were the cause of death.
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Four Lost At Sea After Wreck Near Cape Cod
Reported wreck off Cape Cod claims four lives with Captain Bis and crew abandoning ship in a small dory. The accompanying fire boat battled heavy seas while the remaining survivors sought Providence town harbor. later reports mention capital appropriations and local investigations.
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Fire destroys main building in Rochester district escape
In the Rochester area a blaze gutted a town building during a weekend fire. The postfire report notes casualties unclear and a fire company responding. investigators seek cause while insured property is listed as a loss.
Roosevelt Inaugural Parade Guard to Ride With Rough Riders
Washington report says President Roosevelt will lead an inaugural parade with a guard of honor. The First United States Volunteer Cavalry, known as the Rough Riders, will provide a squadron for the ceremony.
Third Legal Execution in Iowa Sees Prisoner Calm
In Port Claiborne a Texas born mulatto named Joseph Smith Willang faces the gallows in Iowa's first decade of executions. He accepts death with apparent calm, while a mobborne urge for vengeance looms. The case links to the Canady murder and a prior attempt on Mrs. Canady.
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U. S
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Texas
Cannady
Virginia
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Amith
Eri
Railroad Commission Orders Flagman Duty on Crossings
The state railroad commission on Monday issued an order directing Great Western and Northwestern Railroads to post flagmen at dangerous crossings. It allows individuals to file complaints directly with the commission, which may compel maintenance of flagmen to protect residents near the crossings.
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Prison Return for Delilah Fails After Home Robbery Confession
Gov Coreming orders return to prison as Delilah Fails confesses to plotting a burglary at Capt Charles Putnaw's Cedar Rapids home. Fails says she was tied gagged and valuables stolen. she claims ho hold up men and implicated ex-convict Frank Dun as her accomplice.
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Delilah
Charles Putnaw
Cedar Rapids
Putnam
Jove
Sodomist Painter Held for Preliminary Examination
Geo Carmondy a Carroll painter languishing in county jail since Wednesday evening faces a preliminary exam in Jesucs Trinck's court at the courthouse on charges of sodomy involving an 11 year old boy from Chas Parsons. Indignation runs high as Carmody claims safety in sheriff custody. In Marshalltown William Brookstein a soldier and member of the soldiers home hanged himself Wednesday morning. the body found in a lodging house in Elkport Clapton County. He was 54 years old.
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Carroll
Chas
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Jesucs Trinck
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Marshalltown
Wiliam Brookstein
Elkport
Clapton County
Local Accidents and Deaths Reported in Creston and Cedar Rapids
A woman in Creston fainted in a bath and burned her arm after falling against a hot stove while ill and recovering. In Cedar Rapids a man aged 60 died two days after celebrating a diamond wedding anniversary. The report also notes a body identified in Des Moines after a storm, with hospital exposure involved.
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Lear
Daring robbery in Ottumwa targets visiting woman
Mrs. Tr A McLean, a stranger to Ottumwa, was held up and robbed in the alley behind the Ballingal Hotel. A man guided her into the dark passage then fled with her pocketbook. Chief Gray later arrested Edward Rinehart, identified by the victim.
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Ottumwa
Tr. A. McLean
Ballingal Hotel
Ao Hotel
Ballings
Gray
Edward Rinehart
Evening tensions rise as Carroll jail holds suspect
In Carroll County a prisoner named George Cornedy faces sodomy charges after a violent alleged assault on Charles Parsons' son. Deputies tracked him to his home within an hour, arresting him with bloodhounds, while the sheriff braces for potential trouble and moves the inmate to safety. The victim is reported to be recovering.
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George Cornedy
Peyeareld
Charles Parsons
One Hundred Years Ago In British West Indian Ports
The week’s survey notes events from a century past including closures of American commerce ports in the British West Indies and a Paris coronation of Napoleon and Josephine by the pope. It also mentions a Haiti liquor duty, a Bamaburg tax issue on Jews, and Virginia map completion by James Madison.
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United States Frigate Arrives At Acapulco For Coal
The US frigate Bunquehanne reached Acapulco to coal water. The conference of Roman bishops adjourned. Austria proposed a western powers policy in wartime alignment. Mexican voters ballot three days and chose Santa Ama as governor. The Panama Telegram reported a treaty between the United States and Fenador concerning the Galapagos for 3 million dollars. The Knights of the Golden Circle treason trial closed in Indianapolis. Chicago Canal Street fire began. Sixty Southern-born New Yorkers were arrested over a dynamite plot. Lincoln urged curtailment of state bank circulation and electors met to cast votes in multiple Union states.
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Farm hand found with fatal head wound at Dr Green home
Deputy Sheriff discovery at LeMare reveals John Rhodes a farm hand near Mars lying in a pool of blood with a serious head wound. Dr W Green, reportedly intoxicated, was questioned after deputies forced entry. Rhodes taken to city hospital in critical condition. Green tied to denier in accusing Whales. Two men had been drinking together.
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W. Green
Mars
Green
Bharti Arendt
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Hardwick Case Report On Beaded Take Of Tentivanr
The article discusses the Hardwick case with a general denial by defendant Thorman Hardwick. It notes expected intensities of Tamilr disturbances and references confinement and anticipated outcomes in the petition.
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Bet du Gread
Amalleuin
Fire Fatalities After Barlington Gem Restaurant Blaze
A morning fire at the Gem restaurant in Barlington Thursday afternoon destroyed the building. Inmates fled. Delile Trier and Allie Kinney were trapped but rescued by firefighters. They later died in hospital. Fire blamed on an exploding gasoline store. loss reported around £1000.
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Delile Trier
Allie Kinney
Murder Trial Opens in Seery Moneyhan Case at Walford
The district court in Walford began a murder trial on Wednesday morning after a one week adjournment. Francis J Seery faces charges of killing Michael Moneyhan Ang. 2& last. The jury was seated and the opening proceedings included statements from the county attorney and defense counsel before witness examination.
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Seery
Michael Moneyhan
Walford
Winton Thesday
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Michael Moneyhat En Ang
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Mg Crosby
Per Cent Rise in Stock Receipts at Arnott & Co Plant
The opening of Arnott & Co. new packing plant in Stock City boosts stockyard receipts across all divisions. Over the last two weeks, totals exceed the same period last year by a large margin, with a gain around TE per cent. Remainder details cover local incidents and notable deaths in Shelby County.
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Reule
Sion
Miners Sink in Lackawanna Valley as Crime Rises
Disjointed reports describe misery in Lackawanna Valley Pennsylvania with widespread crime among miners. Forces of unrest stretch from Chicago to the Vatican amid political and legal notes, including a Supreme Court decision on Confederate cotton and a dismissed Washington case.
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Villey
Pennnsylvania
Chicago
Grant
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United States Suprema Court
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Iain Cora Tegamarek
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Tinversity at Science Campus Fire Causes Madison Loss
A fire at Tinversity at Science in Madison caused an estimated loss of 270000 dollars. Investigators assess damage across laboratories and classrooms while emergency crews extinguish the blaze. Local officials confirm no injuries reported.
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Wisconsin
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