My Home a Hell Capt Taggart Testifies in Divorce Suit
Capt Elmore Taggart testifies in Wooster Ohio as he sues his wife for divorce describing his home as open to gallants and a hell on earth He recalls confinement at Fort Leavenworth and alleges a conspiracy to imprison him while his wife sought to take the children amid tensions with Gen Minor and officers. He criticizes hospital care and recounts an emotional clash with his wife Before the court an argument erupts when his attorney challenges a remark by Dr Vose.
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Wooster
Elmore Taggart
Taggart
Congo
Culver
Col. Minor
Piiagn
Silnor and
Poore
Watkins Buys Kellum In Pennant Fight Move
Kellum, accused by the Toledo team from the St. Laure National league two months ago, was sold to the Minneapolis team of the American association. Aus, 1-Fitcher Win Kel lum. TRIES TO SHOOT PRESIDENT. President Quintana was riding when a revolver-wielding man ran at his carriage and was seized. Bird's Eye MATCH card offered door delivery.
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Abboelation
Toledo
Aus
Fitcher
Kellum
Tledo
St. Laure
Minneapalis
Ecripps-Mw'rae Press Association
Buenos Ayres
Manuel Quintana
Johnson confesses to murder clearing mystery in jewelry heist
Detroit August 1 Harry Johnson confessed to detectives that Harry Parker killed jeweler Jozenn Moyer on July 28 during a jewelry store robbery. Johnson said he was involved and may be returning to Texas. The confession ends days of detective puzzlement as investigators track other suspects and a possible link to earlier Rochester homicide.
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Detroit
Mich
Harry Johnson
Harry Parker
Jozenn Moyer
Johnson
Bortie
Claveland
Johnson Mayst
Japan and Russia clash over conference timing
In the note exchange from the summit, M Sato for Japan reports Russia's written reply after Saturday morning sessions. Japan says the plenipotentiaries have studied the document and will respond today at 1 o clock or tomorrow afternoon, signaling a next conference date.
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Russia
Japan
M. Sato
Todiy
WILL DECLARE PEACE IF JAPAN BOWS TO DEMANDS
A St Petersburg despatch notes a cautious peace outlook as both sides discuss concessions. Japan is pressed to concede on key points including the transfer of Port Arthur and the surrender of warships, with terms requiring naval limits and compensation before any peace is declared.
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Suripph
True Press Assucianson
ST. Petersburg
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Crna
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Port Arthur
Damme
Abe
Rugaia Abj
Janata Cosstan
Sikbatin
Warshinas
Pacific
Tipan
Didnt Know Her Age Woman J Watson Convicted In Petit Larceny
Julia Watson an elderly colored woman won before the police court Saturday on a charge of petit larceny. A white woman hired her to cash for half a day for a cent and after the work was done paid only four cents. The woman took an old apron from the rag for the balance due. When Matron Gregoire asked her age she replied I dont know count back to the wah.
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Julia Watson
Aher
Gregoire
Abe
Train Kills Soldier Near Fort Benjamin Harris
Indianapolis unit travels Friday afternoon to the fort. Soldier Charlee Davie of Company I was killed by a Weubornh ttl near Bye trek during the encampment at Fort Benjamia Harrion. Aug 12. Delph. The dispatch notes Whipe returns ingham from the encampment. Manny Jog reported the fatal incident.
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Delphi
Ingham
Fort Benjamia
Must Pay Seven A Week For Support
Detroit report states the handmunter must provide his wife seven dollars per week for support under bond to ensure payments. The condition appears before the justice and relates to maintenance obligations.
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Detroit
Mic
Handmunter
Ming
Ain
Shea Admits He Changed the Records
Special to the Philadelphia item reports a chaotic Chicago labor convention scene with revolvers brandished and accusations of tampering by teamsters leaders. President Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay after a long trip amid security details and tense crowds in Jersey City. A New Orleans bulletin notes yellow fever expert Dr John Galbreath arriving with remarks on the outbreak.
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Hea
Chicago
George Biggr
Suripps-3
RAE Press Association
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Wilkesbarre
Chautauqua
Manhattan
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Lancasters
Jersey City
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Spercefal
Port Jervis
Teddy
Tan
Erica Chacley Wright
Ancrer Service
Wright
Traf
Scripfs M'Rre Press Association
New Orleans
John Galterus
Fear Typhoid Epidemic Threatens New York
The Board of Health reports earlier in the year 38 deaths and many cases of typhoid in Greater New York. Officials fear a citywide surge and outline disease control measures and health rules to curb spread.
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Aus
Board of Hod
New York
Day by Day City Records Births and Deaths List
Births include Nicholas and Mary Mersela at 416 Blackfort hay Willham and Jeanette Ferree at 54 B Washington Edith Logan 16 Park bay Edward and Sarah Bager 2 Miley hay Harry and Clara Witt 105 Southeast ern bay Deaths include Mary Weaver 14 1314 Chicago John Silas 3 Laity Hospital broncho pneumonia Lee Houston 26 Douglas accident Albert Kindler 34 Ken Davis tuberculin Hebert Anderson 16 Canal drowning Lula E Martin 3 20 Bird tubercy lox Mary Ellen Marshall 34 2% Toteds tuberculosis Willie Commucker 7 118 Capital acute gastritis marriages and other names listed in error.
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Mary Mersela
Blackfort
Hay
Willham
Jeanette Ferree
Washington
Girh Ty Am
Edith Logan
Park, Bay
Edward and
Sarah Bager
Miley
Harry and
Clara Witt
Southeastern
Bay
Mary Weaver
Chicago
John Silas
Laity
Lee Houston
Douglas
Albert Kindler
Ken Davis
Hebert Anderson
Lula E. Martin
Mary Ellen Marshall
Willie Commucker
Building Permits Reported for Several Dwellings
In the notice a series of building permits are listed including addresses and names such as 513 Lieler, Barker, Warman, Mire, Ida B. Cewitt, and Phoebe A. Baine. Permits involve repairs, attics, and a double house with valuations noted around 2000 dollars. The items reference dates like Twenty Seventh Mep and Twenty eighth and include various individuals and properties.
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Lieler
Barker
Age
Warman
Ban
Mire
Ida B. Cewitt
Kita
F. Raymond
Mioe
Jaxoh Franke
Hamilton
Vred Klemit
Phoebe A. Baine
Deloss
City News Briefs Reflect Local Events and Notices
Local entries cover law enforcement activity discussions, a weekend arrest scene, church sermons, a Chinese missionary lecture, and community events. Highlights include public notices on safety, a sheriff involvement report, charity gatherings, a Grand Council delegation, and a town fete fundraiser at Whitest Presbyterian Church.
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Woordrng-ave
Presbyterian
George Elliott
I. Areenal
Wheat and Corn Prices Reported by Chicago Board
Wheat and corn futures moved lower and firmer across contracts with September and December terms shown. Provisions held firm as traders watched market swings, noting slight declines in wheat and oats while corn prices dipped and rebounded in spaced settlements.
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Eptember Park
Stock Market Narrow. Rendine Leads Early Rise
Reading in Lead New York Aug 2 reports a calmer opening with narrowing gains. Rendine led the upward move as government bonds stayed steady and railroads remained quiet. noon prices include sugar and mixed quotes across major issues.
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Rendine
Honda
BO Bank Steel
Atchison
Ty B&o
Wits
Indianapolis Hog Prices Jump to Yearly High
In Indianapolis on Saturday morning hog prices rose to the highest level in the city since the prior week. The market showed an advance of about 0 cents with strong demand from all sources. The week closed with prices up 10 cents from Friday and a steady, active market for most grades, while cattle and calf prices varied and outlook remains uneven.
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Indianapolis
Rereipte Hogs
Aheep Wibt
Sauinay
Bingham Without a Nightie in Indiana Campaign Tale
James Dingham of Muncie won a burst during the recent encampment of the Indiana National Guard. The event, linked to Gov J Frank Huntly, sparked speculation about party nominations for Terhey general and reflected mounting tensions within the local political scene.
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Muncie
J. Frank Huntly
Pere
Benjamin T Herrison
Tidiawa Natut Guard
Bingham
Fragmented text from a disturbed newspaper page in Belville
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered names and phrases including mentions of hangings, coffins, suspects, and places. Readable items include eerie references to a murder or public display, with mentions of Coffins, Angies, Hordone, and different social or legal terms.
Arkansas planter may be hauled to court
Vigorous efforts aim to prosecute the widowed planter accused of luring young women to his isolated Missouri River valley estate. Allegations describe years of coercive labor, captivity, and servitude as housekeeper and companions to the old man. Key witness Marie Emmaus recalls a two room prison and threats of death if she tried to leave. Federal and state authorities are investigating the case as inquiries continue.
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Mise Marton Emmanus
Prinon
Mme Tam
Hentnd
Ing Jong Derr
Mina
Pienter
Mt. v
Lanse
Wheat market outlook and grain prices signal bullish trend
Correspondent notes shifts in wheat and corn prices amid short covering and cash demand. Packers handle provisions. market may be irregular with potential higher prices, suggesting an accumulation of outside buying orders as the month ends.
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Xhorta
Duytie
Danneroun
Riecky
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