Taggart divorce trial denials cite no intimacy
Witnesses challenge Taggart’s charges while Capt Bush and others are cleared. Augustina De La Cruz and Lewin Bank testimony describe Manila visits and a quarrel revealing Taggart’s drinking, with Bash denying intimate relations and any gambling at Taggart quarters.
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Augustina de la Cruz
Taggart
Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
Wooster
Ayage Easton
Tent Rither
Clinton Spenerr
Chicago
Are. Wagwart
Dia
Col. Stiner
Fortesqué
Bush
Emily" Taggart
Lewin Bank
Manila
Capt. Taggart
Ism
Manta
Ouly
Volt
Bash
Cart
Rash
Ruler of Spain Must Not Wed
In Madrid an interview with Dr Macha, physician to the Sinn family, reports King Alfonso’s royal health concerns. The threatened match with Princesa Patricia was derailed after physicians indicated signs of insanity, prompting authorities to sever marriage negotiations.
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Spain
Acripps
Madrid
Macha
Pishiap
Sinn
Paral
Sid
Alfonso
Princesa Patricia
Coneaught
Alefonsa
Tlonden
Edward
Alfonse
Alfonses
Ménard
Old Joke Is Serious
Philadelphia humor turns grim as Mor ris Goldberg collapsed after laughing at a chicken crossing the street joke. Two friends delivered the gag and Goldberg laughed loudly for ten minutes before jaw distress cut his mirth, reporting a fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Morris Goldberg
Goldbers
Erlend
Mortis
Galdoerg
Navy changes secreted officers at Puget Sound
The Navy Department ordered Rear Admiral J. Barclay detached from command at Puget Sound and sent home. Captain W. T. Bursell replaced Barclay, taking charge of the Naval Yard and Station at Puget Sound. In Toronto the International Typographical Union agreed to an eight hour work day starting January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Washington
Navy Department
J. Barclay
Puget Sound
W. T. Bursel
Independence
Nave Yard
Puget Bound
Admiral Barcay
Acripps-M'Rae
Toronto
Ava
International Xypographical Union
Four Die in Rear-End Freight Wreck at Waukegan
Four men were killed and one injured in a rear-end collision between two freight trains in the Chicago & Northwestern yards at Waukegan. The crash occurred during a heavy rain as the rear train, traveling about three miles an hour, crashed into the forward train. Victims include Edward Taylor the beer-train engineer Sehreck a foreman on the beer train Hoag conductor on the ice train and a brakeman on the rear train.
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Northwestern
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Waukegan
Edward Taylor
Sehreck
Freman
N Hoag
Missing Athos Steamer Sparks East Coast Search
The Athos, a British steamer crippled in engines, has not been heard from for nine days after departing Port Antonio Jamaica. A government vessel from Newport News was sent to search for the ship, which was last located east of Jacksonville. On board were Captain Debsom and the crew including James A. McDonald Jr and others, along with relatives of several officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kcripps-M'Ark Press Association
New York
Athos
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Newport News
Saarch
Jacksonville
Debsom
James A. McDonald, Jr
Wener
Gehnalmiatos
S. Saunders
Bronklyn
May Not Arrest Men in School Teacher Case
A private detective fled affidavits before Justice Melachiin of Oolitic, charging Frank Evans and Elmer Browning with the murder of Sarah C. Schafer, Hedford high school Latin teacher, slain Jan 2. The action claims knowledge of Frederick M. Bletcher who denies sanctioning arrests. Rothvais and Browning had prior arrests but were discharged after preliminary examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAE Press Asson Ahn. Redford
Melachiin
Oolitic
Charsing Frank Evans
Elmer Browning
Bedford
Sarah C. Schafer
Hedford High School
Frederick M. Bletcher
Roth Vais
Browning
Russia Gains National Assembly in Limited Reform
St Petersburg Aug 18 report that the czar will grant a douma or national assembly chosen from all departments of Russia and the Don military district. Autocracy remains nominally, with the upper house by empire officers. The douma’s term is five years, with limited powers compared to Germany or France, but broader than before. The plan is seen by papers as a political victory though critics doubt real change. Next January the first assembly should convene, and the czar may call new elections if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
ST. Petersburg
Czar
Douma
National Assembly
Russia
Don
Cour
Rik Preenga
Cxar
Mene
Cear
Douma Hills
Germany
Runeta
Che Omrtiry
Gambling crackdown prompts rationed bets in district
A garbled report describes authorities acting against gambling in the district. Officials confront operators amid a wave of enforcement actions. Witnesses note patrols and tightened rules as community figures debate the impact. No clear names or dates are legible in the readable text.
Prussian Official Visits U S Juvenile Courts
A Prussian government officer, Dr AvemR, visited avenues and juvenile courts in New York and Higati, with plans to tour more states. He aims to study juvenile laws and facilities in the United States. He has already visited several cities and will soon depart for Col There are juvenile courts in Germany.
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Regieriinge
Avenaeenue
Tne
Cingianath
Alegs
United States
New York
Higati
Germany
Drowned by cattle on farm near Anatharies Karty
A dairy man and a boy were found dead after falling into flooded water on a farm. Authorities believe the incident involved cattle and a possible push into the water. The scene is under investigation by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatharies
Mysterious woman confesses in Detroit murder case
In Detroit a woman using the name Anna Smith admits involvement in the pawnbroker Moyer murder. She says she handed $1,000 in diamonds from Harry Johnson to the police and traveled from Cleveland to Kansas City where she was arrested. She claims to be married with a family and to have aided Parker and Johnson, who were later arrested in Cleveland for the robbery and killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Detroit
Mich
Anna Smith
Moyer
Harry Johnson
Sayn
Cleveland
Kansas City
Joannon
Johnson and Parker
Prias
Parker
Johnson
Afraid of Dead Wife Sees Body in Cemetery Night
In Appleton Wisconsin Louis Sehiniege, told by a country officer, held his wife’s body in the cemetery the night before the funeral to guard it. Next morning the body was brought home for viewing, then returned to the cemetery. She had been injured in a runaway and refused amputation after Christian Science treatment.
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Scrippe M Rre Press Association
Appleton
Win
Napa
Louis Sehiniege
Che Corpae San
Tus House
Christian Science
Mystery in Death of a Mohawk Man
Frank Teeney, 49, formerly of Mohawk Indiana, was found fatally injured outside a lodging on 3% W. Washington St. after a fall from a third floor room. Police questioned Whe Ham Strether who denied involvement as a pamphlet Teeney produced lay near the window. Teeney worked for a junk dealer and his mother remains in Mohawk.
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Frank Teeney
Ind
Washington St
Teeney
Tees
Mohawk
Goal merger completes in Indiana coal firms deal
Thad notes that about three Indiana coal companies will merge with Vandatin Coal Co. The Vandata Coal Co was incorporated recently with capital, and extensive steps have been taken to audit and align the merging entities. Banks and firms in Indianapolis report checks and negotiations as lists of involved companies are reviewed.
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Thad
Indiana
Vandatin Coal Company
Vandata Coal Company
Jiny
Acng Ak Himmel
Beter Fie Valo Trist Company
Piaturg
Martane Reifing
Mt Nation Bank
Indianapelia
Bat
Carrempans
Johnson Coal Mining Company
Soweh Fanton Ural Company
Indana Aul Chirkge Coac Company
Linton Coal
Minko Compans
Dskemt Valley Cat Company
White Rose Coal Company
Hiner Cant Company
Bugar Crest Curemparty
Heme Cat
Ninth Coat Campany
Miata Vein
Racrot Valley Coat Campettis Teller & MCC Hein Coal
Ree Tey Coal Company
Ashervile Mase Prampans
Mave Rent Ueat Company
Ave Ri
Gamayons Ceal
Invereas
Verte Monte
Unclear OCR Summary From Historic Saratoga Raid
Fragmentary text describes a raid at a hotel or site near Saratoga with mentions of Scripps, associations, and a confrontation. The legible pieces reference a hotel, a notable week, and a garage event, but core facts are obscured. No clear dates, people, or outcomes are extractable from the damaged OCR snippet.
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Scripps Repress Assoclatios
Cote Boe
Serandia
Huey
Gormenie
Cadel
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Amid Local Notices
Births listed include William Hopper Pearl Hopper and Bertha Anilus. deaths record Jacob Warren Coffman Malvina Gentry Infant Miller Harvey Proctor and others with ages and causes such as tuberculosis cancer and inanition. Marriages noted Henry W Streneker with Carle A Charles Strong with Florence Hiidum. Building permits issued for multiple residences and cottages with names and addresses. items include repairs, remodels, and new structures in St Paul and surrounding area.
Market notes show corn and stock shifts with mixed demand
New York August 14 market activity drifted lower with readings in corn and steel shares. Reading and Atchison fell while Amalgamated Copper steadied as light trading persisted. Beef and pork futures were quoted in varied ranges with cattle and hog markets mixed across Chicago and Indianapolis summaries.
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New York
Reading
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Strel
Wales
City Sued Over Estate and Property Claims in Bankruptcy Case
The city faces a suit connected to a large estate and claims involving multiple corporations and families. Heirs of the deceased include Mary Aofreaks Henry J. Spol and Willan O. Spiegel, with a dispute over property valued at $28. The filing names Bolle Works and other entities in actions tied to receivership and asset distributions.
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Lyugustis
Porkoma
Vonaitera
Tae Wroberty
Wu Miyola Hetaorn Leubat Nichols
Mary Aofreaks
Henry J
Willan
Spiegel
Roosevelt seeks U S citizenship under false name
Theodore Roosevelt a Nebraska resident filed for naturalization in district court and disclaims any relation to the president though sharing his name. He formerly served in the Austrian army and in Roosevelt’s Rough Riders during the Spanish American War. He lives in western Nebraska and seeks citizenship to claim government land in Cherry County.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Omaha
Neb
Theodore Roosevelt
Diatetec
United States
Pran Josef
Austria
Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Jni
Nebraska
Snd
Cherry County
Japanese proposals temper war aims for peace
In Portsmouth New Hampshire Aug 6 The Japanese envoy recommended by their side that original peace demands be modified They asked for permission on foreign concessions to Russian plenipotentiaries when they meet again next Tuesday The turning away has notified the court that Russia must relax its opposition to indemnity before peace can be determined The final decision on indemnity rests with the emperor of Japan and the czar of Russia With indemnity out of the way an agreement is believed attainable
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Scrippss
Portsmouth
N. H. Aug
Thete
Permiraion
Anvoys
Russia
Renin
Japan
Rusela
Stockysidg and Stockyards Markets Report
Correspondents for Hamilton Elevator note wheat rallying cents per bushel while predicting lower prices after movement from the minction. Corn remains steady with rising prices for some future sale. Packers hold provisions with expectations of higher prices, suggesting buy opportunities on declines. Eastern money flows into general investments as the country remains poised above others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Life Building
Indianapolis
Ind
Hamilton Elevator Company
Goring
Vegetable and Fruit Prices in Antanapella Market
Market notices list diverse produce with prices per crate per ton per bin. Onions, carrots, beets, lettuce, cabbage, cucumbers, celery, potatoes, bananas, oranges, pineapples, apples, tomatoes, beans, and more appear with varied rates. Several items include questionable spellings and inconsistent units, reflecting OCR text.
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Antanapella
Thera Pappera
Farry Ucumbers
Aia
Florida
Caipe Fruit
California
Fanes New Harvest
Indiana
Nuimess
Dairy products listed for Indianapolis in August
A fragment lists various dairy items and related products seen in Indianapolis in August, including butter, cream, cheese, and spreads. It mentions brands or varieties like Creamery Butter, Limburger, and Clover-say, alongside references to turkey or poultry items and miscellaneous notes.
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MR. Taggart
Hag
Defendena
Capt
Goldberg Laugha
AAI
Milwaukee
Svrifts-Srae Press Association
Mirwalki
Wir
MbioIr Tee
Prubsian
Prank Teeney
Saratoga
Willian
Pearl Hopper
Besabt Emon
Bertha Anilus
State
Bay
Louis T
Freda Franklin
Ris Buch Anan
Toy
Anni Geake
Joseph
Jacob Warren Coffman
G. East
Malvina Gentry
Infant Miller
Napoleon
Ateledonta
Harvey Proctor
Toledo
William Williams
Joseph Sugar
Flackville
Henry W. Streneker
Carle A
Charles Strong and
Florence Hiidum
Wamort
Addison
William H. Gordon
Walter
Gipson
Udell
Cravens
DA Morgan
Sal St
Reading and Atchison
Louis Livestock
Louis
H.wisa
Cincinnati
Cennesnath
Thea Tartieweupm
ST. Bnesp
Aby
Lear
Brock i
iKingin & Cob
Whole, LLC
NEW von
Lord Westtru
Strat Feros
Tallowerny
Chivens
Tate Ualry
Tes Wiontion Creamery
Tar
Muetlee Kidward
de Brown
Manning
Grand Giver
Lakes
Indianapolis Ave
Walup
Mediure
CITY
Thompem Manufacturing Company
Ain Fae
Sana
Bolle
Stockysidg
Bannworth & Laskey
Dairy Products
Gia Rounters
Eman Trem
Cholee
Binte Elgin
Wisconsin
Wien
Artek
Limburger
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