Princess Elizabeth implicated in murder of actress Ira Zeigler
Dec. 7 report from Prague claims Princess Elizabeth Susbach Waliveh, granddaughter of King Leopold of Belgium and Emperor Franz Josef of Austria, shot actress Ira Zeigler after a dispute with Prince Otto. Zeigler, longtime mistress to Otto, was gravely wounded. Elizabeth reportedly faces consequences for marrying Otto.
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Alin
Ira Zeigler
Princessabeth Waliveh
Leopold
I.gium
Franz Josef
Austria
Frankfurter Zeitung
Te Shaating
Otto
Elizab Tus Susbach
Migshelmer
Pragus
Elizabeth
Prinevas
Prineren
Elizabeth Will
Government appropriation estimates for current year revealed
Washington dispatch reports the Treasury and related departments preparing measures for the new appropriations. The total forecast near 42630 and 5881811220 allocated across Legislative, Executive, Judicial, Foreign Intercourse, Military, Naval, Indian, pensions, public works, postal service, and miscellaneous units with various subheadings indicated.
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Washington, Dyn
Compa Feith
St Dng
Vaii Lepartmen
Postal Service
S.pry
Congress Adopts War Message Amid Cheers In Senate
A fragmented report describes a congressional session where the president’s war message was read to a filled gallery. The Senate and House leaders, including Speaker Cannon, presided as committees reported from both chambers amid applause from the Republican majority.
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Washington
Congress
Tresob Olepteins Freyo
Senate
Havse
Bhat
Maine
Dhereatior
Shade Tree Valued At Twenty Five Dollars In Summer Incident
A damaged report describes shade tree worth 25 dollars and a streetcar incident causing property damage. Witness Mundie notes a shade tree saved assets while Mrs. Ametia Royiin and others near Yuk W. wiehigane Nt. Hamghyile report property loss. Narrative includes a streetcar jump and resulting injury claims and damage assessment.
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Ametia Royiin
Yuk W. Wiehigane
Hamghyile
Atreet
President’s address cites repeated disorderly conduct visit
The message notes Colombia’s fifty third visit for disorderly conduct, signaling ongoing concerns over law and order and prompting potential action or scrutiny by authorities.
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Colombia
Woman at Thacker railway station shoots would be hugger
In Williamson WV, an unnamed woman at Thacker railway station resisted a man attempting a hug and shot him and a family member after an operator named Katie Stoubough left the scene. Rouhough called the train dispatcher, surrendered, and was released on own recognizance.
Liners and ads on seventh page
The seventh page features several advertisements including rooms for rent cottages for rent and Far for sale. Travel agents and laundry services are listed as wanted while a white man is sought. Reed all the liners on severuh page today.
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Halcon
Reed
Severuh
Oday
Two Women Fined for Lastering in Local Incident
Report says two women aged 43 and 44, Lastering case in Sendo district led to $100 fines. Court notes indicate other locals claim they frequented rough areas while denying broader crime. Jade Whallon reportedly paid small sums and daily costs.
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Rage Hustak
Hattie Mowe
Sendo
Vatroimen Musgrove Dal Hostetter
Jade Whallon
Costa
Dowie Reports Cash Inflow To Satisfy Claims
Chicago December 1 John Alexander Dowie states he has received sufficient funds to meet all claims. A check for 500.00 was reportedly sent in one day while a Wisconsin man wired for Dowie, pressing for verification. Dowie vows to publish the outcome as money is reconciled. Mrs. Alexander Thawte arrived with her son accompanied by seers, their luggage limited to 201 limits.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Wisconsin
Symuel
Nice
Alexsander Thawte
Ler Son
Ter Seers Wary
Mra
Stern
Sweetest Girl on Columbia Ave mystery item and notes
Fragmented column bursts list odd notices and local happenings from Wheeling to Milwaukee. It mentions a “sweetest girl on Columbia Ave” riddle and a mix of brief items: a diamond found in a chicken, a man killed by a bear in Texas, a fire fatality in New York, and assorted deaths, resignations, and crimes.
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Cuhimbin
Dria
Washington
Tosata
Tobbere Jontel Sivas
Res Anil Hauke
Wheeling
John Melrose
St. Paul
Minn
John Blackford
Cat Man
Field
Minatreis
Charleston
W. Vs
Clement
Milwaukee
John W. Gates
Texas
Gates
Sarcoxle
Splisters
Mutual All
Frank Redfean
New York
TC. Dutton
Ier Mndria
Sill Retird
Chauncey Dewey
W. J. Mewride
Clyde Wilgon
Kjgt
St. Francis
Berry
Gh Lindon
Democeatia Nations
Kansas City
Alo
Rascon
Wiliam Randolph Twaarst
Coony Mocius
Mamilton
Pohe
John Moebus
Winslow
President's Message On Policy And National Needs
The President outlines foreign aid and domestic programs, urging fiscal responsibility and continued administration of customs, immigration, and trade measures. He calls for road funding, land and forest conservation, irrigation expansion in the west, and stronger anti fraud efforts, with focus on maritime law, ports, and the Panama Canal project.
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Washington
Dev
Roosevelt
Sevan
Munsternoan
Tortak
Rverimarinns
Enon
Emyit
Uae
Tageidl
Pantra
Mc Kiley
Beirut
Turkey
Sultan Reemin
Sigweg
Chine
Louisana
Lents
Clarke
Aisha
Rico
Philipplace
Congress
Doctor Shidfur Arrested In Lotering Case With Dead Wife
In Cincinnati and Indianapolis reports, Dr Shidfur is arrested amid a troubling case involving a dead wife. He allegedly used her image on his coat lapel while showing signs of mental distress and grief over debts and alleged domestic violence. The court hears accusations of choking and threats as authorities investigate the motive and timing of the incident.
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Shidfur
Whallen
Memlay
Philadelphia
Shidtur
Shidie
Dot
Elfmong
Man Slaps Wife Circumstances Reported at Court
The article recounts a man slapping his wife and choking her amid a drunken row. Neighbors alerted police after the incident. The judge set a bond and scheduled further study of the case. Mentions an education commission and Indiana school plans with Prof White visiting Carthage and Indianapolis to review the system.
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Miszonette
Indiana
Prof
White
Carthage
Kendall
I Palla
Indianapolis
The Red Men of the Dusk serial in The Sun
The Sun announces next Thursday will start publishing John Finnemore's thrilling love and adventure story The Red Men of the Dusk. The paper promises it may be among the best offerings in Cromwell era fiction and urges readers to tune in for the first installment.
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SUN
John Finnemore
Cromwell
Funeral and reconciliation amid court filing confusion
An account of a family dispute ending in forgiveness with a funeral held at a daughter’s home. The text describes a legal action over possession and life insurance claims, with accusations from wife and daughter tied to a contested estate. The narrative mixes reconciliation moments with references to filings, debts, and domestic strife surrounding an ongoing case.
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Hoffman
Erie
Bertert
Komen
Marka Eae
Hotel Fire Claims Several Lives Amid Blaze
A hotel fire swept through the building at night, trapping guests and staff. Firefighters battled flames as many residents fled or were found unconscious, with several people reported dead and others hospitalized. Authorities investigated the cause while bidders gathered outside the scene.
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Bremen
Freezing Starving Woman Near Train Station Incident
A distressed scene unfolds as a woman, exhausted and blanketed in fear, is found at a railroad camp. A compassionate matron negotiates mercy for the woman and her children, arguing it is inhumane to separate the mother from her kids. Local onlookers report a man aiding the woman and the growing crowd discussing her welfare.
Trial of Wilson Attack Sparks Courtroom Chaos
In a chaotic pols court scene on Indiana Ave the case against Kinsley Myrges for allegedly fatally injuring Wilson unfolds. Witness Mirod Hedger claims multiple people witnessed a violent confrontation as Hedges supposedly bit Wilson and others recall a quarrel near a Black Q barrel.
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Mirod Hedger
Kinsley Myrges
Wilson
Deo
Vic Wilson
Han
Poles
Spears
Montgomery
Indiana Ave
Hedges
Countess Ruserlt Seeks Divorce From Coach Dushess WN Brown
London reports Countess Ruserlt has applied for divorce from coach dushess WN Brown citing crevity and alleged mistreatment. Previously she was divorced from Bar Russell after an incident with Mrs Neilie Somerville. Police noted Monday a Wing drunk incident and chasing the family at 1 pm.
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London
Ruserlt
WN. Brown
Mhscimduet
Hays
Barl Russell
Neilie Somerville
den Roncr
Wolcott-at
Nedia
Costs
Tor Wing
Lpm
Prize drawing at Epperts Shoe Store noted in garbled ad
Garbled OCR shows a promotion at Epperts Shoe Store in Massachusetts offering a lucky winner a free pair of shoes after trebling ticket 1110. The ad mentions a weekly livery or delivery theme and hints at a customer name and a phone number.
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Garland Leech
Bellefantsinest
Lucky
Eppert
Ciy
Massachusett
New Phono
Grief in Two Families Over Albert Nicholas Death
Albert Nicholas dies after an incident on a street where Marshall Haremetas says he fired a gun. The two boys playing nearby recall the events as Marshall claims self defense. Mrs Nicholis and Mrs Errington grieve deeply as Marshall Haremetas stands charged with murder.
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Albert Nicholas
Marshal Haremetas
Demt
Dullet
EL Morris
Moirshall
Albert
Nichulis
Errington
Marshal
Aged Wife Pleads For Husband Release From Workhouse
Jona Arnold of Sheridan Indiana petitioned Judge Alford on Monday to release her husband from the workhouse. She claimed they had nothing to eat and no money to buy food or fuel. The husband, aged over 90, had been charged with stealing harness and sent to state prison for theft. The wife, over 70, said she had not known of the arrest until Sunday and asserted they had been married for more than a year.
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Jona Arnold
Sheridan
Ind
Alfort
Arnost
Trorktense
Alford
Knox urges reform and tougher naturalization fraud laws
Attorney General Knox in his annual report argues prosecutions for naturalization frauds should be vigorously pursued and proposes card certificates printed in Washington. He supports tightening immigration laws, criminalizing unlawful possession or counterfeiting citizenship papers, and calls for a $1409 appropriation for prosecutions. He also urges abolishing the post office attorney general’s assistant role and notes 18461 total criminal prosecutions nationwide with 4140 for internal revenue violations.
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Washington
Knox
Congress
Postatics Department
Eircuit
Dia ‘Niet
United States
Department of Wall
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