Ten Years In Sing Sing For General Slocum Fire Drill Failure
In federal court Jon. Wot Yun Shitehk, in charge of the General Slocum during the East River disaster, was found guilty of failing to maintain a proper fire drill and supervision aboard the steamer. Judge Thomas sentenced him to ten years in Sing Sing state labor. The veteran captain faced a strenuous moment as his attorney moved for a stay of sentence.
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Scrippe-Meline Veen Ansociation
New York
Jon
Yun Shitehk
General Slocum
East River
Thomas
Dittenhnetter
Up ‘Nombs
Inuil
Knickerbacker Steamboat” Company
Dittenhoefer
United States Ciicuit
Court of Appeal
Pattison Denies Campaign Falsehoods From Tennessee Leader
Nashville sources quote Pattison denying allegations during an interview about a political campaign. He states claims against him and governor figures are false and asserts a protective stance for Tennessee officials. The discussion centers on tempering public distrust and defending party integrity.
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Derippa
Golumels
Dan
Gey
Pattison
Greyarches
Nashville
Polk Witt
Rampany
Bx Press
Tnenaeier
Cory
Pattron
Yellow Dog Fund Protest In Albany Rumor
Alleged Yellow Dog Fund scandal discussed in Albany rumors as Senator Edgar J. Brackett may speak next week. Disclosures claim $2,000 paid by New York Life Insurance inquiry committee to Andrew Hamilton for investigative work in New York state, with questions raised about the remaining funds.
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Albany
Edgar
J. Brackett
New York Life Insurance
Ingqraes
Wis
Andrew Hamilton
New York State
Forts in New York and a cat tale of grasshoppers
Mount Kisco New York January 27 Town send Matthews cats were out catching grasshoppers on his lawn this afternoon The grasshoppers were 50 plemius and the cats refused their evening milk.
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Mount Kisco
N.Y
Townsend Matthews
Prowler Chased After Theft Through Alley Night Escape
Frank Seibert pursued a night prowler who grabbed his belongings and clung to Seibert’s clothing. The burglar fled toward a house where a witness reported the suspect entering after a struggle, with garment remnants found behind the residence.
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Seibert
West Huoml
Satutley
Sowrier
Mob After Frenzied Crowd Seeks Lynching in Evansville Boonville
Special to The Sun Evansville Ind Jan 27 A fireman Andrew Winans 28 fatally shoots Deputy Marshal Wile ame after his brother Wesley Williams 24 killed James Leigh in Boonville. A mob forms in both towns as deputies transfer prisoners to Jeffersonville.
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The
Sun
Evansville
Ind
Andrew Winans
Boonville
Marshal Wileame
Unt Place
Wesley Willams
Tad
James Leigh
Vartler
Jarrestidere
Rome
Bounville
Westey Willams
Teen
Runovite
Haves
Wing Washington
John Willian
Rannville
Marshal Wilting
Hoonlehyde
Williams
Rouhville
Wealay
Willams
Auden Witla
Tucker Sentenced to Die in East Cambridge Court
An East Cambridge superior court this morning sentenced Tucker to death for the murder of Miss Manel VPage. The proceedings referenced the attacker’s accomplice and the pair’s crime occurred during the week beginning March 1, with authorities asserting tensions surrounding the Weston area incident.
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Bastun
Dun
Auperioy
East Cambridge
Charles
Miss Manel
Weston
Murch
Washington Woman Beautifier Court Case Report
The article cites Senator Perkins praising California beauty norms and temperance highs, while discussing personal turmoil involving a Mr Cooper and his wife. It mentions alleged infidelity, a separation bid, and rumors of a partner named Newton Redden, all about a troubled marital situation in a temperance context.
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Washington
Californis
Perkins
Californe
Hytte
Carudla
Ohleng
Newton Redden
Coopee
Carriz Nation's Deal and Harvest Home Mission Debate
Fragmented text reports on a deal involving the Carriz Nation and Harvest Home Mission funds. Mentions a proposed 810,000 grant and ongoing warfare references. Context unclear due to damaged OCR. events hint at political or territorial arrangements amid conflict.
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U.P. Tan
Jan
Jen Pen
Harvest Home Mission
Ollice
Hanthe
Ord
Shiel faces rail rate ire in loss claim of 1000 monthly
The note cites Chicago area and Indianapolis connections accusing railroads of price hikes harming hog and stock shipments. Shiel, a stock shipper, claims annual losses near 1500 dollars, prompted by rail rate increases. Several lines named include Chicago & Alton, Chicago Burlington & Quincy, Indiana, Lake Shore, and Lehigh Valley. Officials cite Navy department and interstate commerce actions as context for the dispute.
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the Sun
Chicago
Bhiel
Indianapolis
Kee
Academy
Ang Carte
iSeripan-McRae Prenn Association
Washington
Navy
Hamblin
Athols Central
Chicago & Alton
Burlington , Quincy
Indiana
Mincie
Iowa
Lake Shore
Allengan
New York Central
Reyton & Albany
Delaware
Lackawannah& Western
Lehigh Valley
Shiet
Margaret Offering suit for divorce misnamed as gay conduct
The complaint by Mark Offering alleges failure to provide desertion and neglect. It states Offering, described as a gay man, faced sorrow from a wife unable to endure the situation and claims the wife distrusted his conduct with other women.
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Margaret Offering
Uivarce
Mark Offering
neElvet
Holtzman as Attorney Appears in Marion County Court
Ian W. Hotteman appeared as attorney Saturday in Marion County courts in a case for John R. Al Jett as receiver of the Kla Tropical Planter Association. The court sought instructions on disposal of unpaid stock after his transition to ordinary citizen.
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Bormer
Ian W. Hotteman
Hla
Marion County
John R al Jett
Panama Isthmus labor amendment passes by vote
Washington June 27. Upon convening the house immediately voted on an amendment to the deficiency appropriation bill exempting alien laborers on the Isthmus of Panama from the ten hour workday. The amendment was adopted 124 to 108 and the bill then passed without further opposition.
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Wasimington
House
Panama
Turmoil in Vigo County Bank Case Reveals Hidden Property
A convoluted court filing centers on Pike Lake Battle and a Drucker printer, detailing a valine tariff and a Vigo County National Bank case. The document alleges a secret deal involving musical instruments pledged as mortgage collateral and a receivership linked to Charles Andrews and Michael Kennedy. The suit claims recovery of funds to complete a contract, with defenses about misrepresented agreements and potential execution against defendants’ property.
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Doarph
Valinetary
Benkeaprey
Anurunkhig
Vigo County National Bank
Senett
Dante C. Bullivain
Stites
Charles & Andrews
Vigo County
Nutlonst
Ham
Michael Kennedy
Daniel C. Sullivan
Guatay Ws
Conamat
Dubo Kennedy
Uriah C. Greggs
Hote
Ja Dole
Ute
Daniel Co
Thay
Atcha
Kewteay
Suttivat
Tin Payette
Wee Gustrey
Nan
John Unnedy
Uriah
Greges
Dee
Dee Pim
Amennet Kennedy
Christumher N. Dutierest
Gistuya
Colenin
John Kenedy
Uriah Greggs
PLC
Club Smoker To Greet Republican County Candidates
Northwestern Repubtown club rooms at Rader and Twentyeighth six host a Tuesday night smoker for county nomination candidates. The event aims to let voters assess candidates and hear their case for party support. A notable attendee, Joseph Mogue of the Fourth ward, is linked to backing the movement as Republicans expect a lively gathering with pipe smoking and campaign cigars shaping the atmosphere.
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Repubtown
Rader
Mmne
Tekset
Joseph Mogue
Agure Fn
Local man charged with passing counterfeit silver certificates
A man accused of passing counterfeit silver certificates appeared in United States Court. The arrest originated from activity in Shirley on July 19, aided by Captain Ton Malls and a large witness lineup. The defendant, Bebey, described as a glue blower, faces trial while currently on bond in the south.
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Hebee
United Staten Court
Ite- Wee
Shirley
N Ton
Valencia wreck survivors report miner tried to hand money for shore
Survivors of the wrecked steamer Valencia recount a miner recently arrived from Alaska frantically offering a bag of gold worth $1.30 to anyone who could land him ashore. The gold lay on the broken decks as rescue efforts continued and no one came forward to help.
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Sretpon-Mertiar
Wrens
Anapeia
Ion, Brattle
Wied
Valencia
Alaska
Alice Rooseveltit to Attend Philadelphia Dinner
In Washington on January 27 Alice Roosevelt will visit Philadelphia as guest of honor at a formal dinner tonight at the Belleview Stratford hotel hosted by Mrs Isage Cloier. Congressman Longworth, en route on a linker train, plans to join the dinner honoring Ambassador Griscom hosted by Clothier.
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Pompansstenme Wrens Asquelynm
Washington
Alice Rooseveleit
Philadelphia
Bellevur-Stratvord
Isage M. Clo Ier
Longworth
Ambassador Griscom
Clothier
Battle in the Street in Keripps Meftap area
In Gomel Russia on January 27 reports describe town center clashes between troops and revolutionists. Peasants from surrounding districts reinforce both sides as disorder spreads to five counties. Old authorities have been deposed and revolutionaries elected in many places.
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Keripps-Meftap
Gomel
Rusulu
Golag
Pyantry
Haltle
Fishermen Defy Navy In Lake Battle Near Warsaw
A chaotic lake encounter left officals detaining several explorers after a night clash. Pirates led by Ben Osborne and Kal Osborne engaged government forces, surrendering only after nets, small arms fire, and a chaotic chase near the Pike Hake shore. Prisoners were taken to Warsaw as officers pursued more suspects.
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Pyke Tale
Ablaads
Warsaw
Game Commission
Barle
Ree Teed Ag
Ben Caborge
Ste
Jenemy Burlal
Buders
Pirite
Ben Osborne
Kal Osverne
Krank Hartis
Rhobert Cox
John Howmamer
Bloody Razor Evidence Prompts Murder Trial Start
The trial of Alonzo Lewis for the murder of his former wife Dia Lewis opens Monday in Noblesville after Marion County prosecutors bring in evidence. A bloody razor found near the body bears initials Tagor and Tewir, with the slaying described as a revolting act.
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Alonzo Lewis
Dia
Noblesville
Three
Marion County
Charles Benedict
Benedict
Lewis
Han Tewir
Fragmentary Trade Ad Delivers Faint Clues of Goods
A garbled ad-like text hints at horse feed, diamond items, rent savings, and various prices. Names and places are unclear, with mentions of Washington and coal. The readable fragments suggest a miscellaneous catalog or storefront notice with no coherent event or sale details.
Eli Luttman Victim of Local Conspiracy Claim
Eli H Luttman a Corunna parent attorney was tried in a United States court on a charge of giving false evidence in pension applications. He was sentenced to one year in federal prison at Leavenworth and to a Marion county jail term, claiming neighbors conspired to ruin him and even poisoned his cattle.
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Eli H Luttman
Corunna
United States Court
United States
AL Ft. Leavenworth
Ras
Marion County
Guttman
Be Aren
1Fe
Luttman
Wine sale trial tied to fatal Christmas night shooting
Otio Ferger of Ferger's drug store faced criminal court on charges of selling Aquor to a minor on Christmas. George Lescent, a minor, was fatally shot that night by Willam McKnight after allegedly drinking wine purchased at Ferger's. McKnight and Léon Thumpsat testified to the purchase and sequence of events. The prosecutor pressed Ferger about prior sales. Ferger denied selling liquor to the boy. The jury deliberation began Saturday afternoon.
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Otio Ferger
Ferger
Traction and ‘Terminal
George Loncent
Willam McKnight
McKnight
George Lescent
Lescent
Onniger
Léon ‘Thumpsat
Perger's
Holtz
Deus
Meeting A Successful One by Local Editors
A local editors meeting adjourned Friday afternoon after an informal session in the lobby of the Old Merchants building. Attendees discussed rail transportation and newspaper advertising costs, with a resolution to form a committee before next year’s annual meeting. The group favored protective tariffs, urged a public funds depository, and noted government competition with printers in envelope printing.
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Anil
Safana Hepaede
Sulicra
Dentsomatlet
Dome
Nut
STADIE DIES IN AEYLUM
Gustav Stailie of New York died at St Elizabeth's Hospital for the Insane after being arrested near the White Bridge on Thursday to show the president a model toe boat. Physicians say he suffered from acute mania.
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Washington
Gustav Stailie
New York
White Bride
Thureday
North Pole
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Robbers Loot $2000 in Bank Dynamite Fire
J T Jan 22 The First Na Jonal hank here was robbed of $2000 for day. The arte was dynamited. The rob bers ya cuped with their booty on a hand can.
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Sertomesureiine Team
Associacion
J. T
Jonal Hank
Fire Destroys Richardson Hotel. Several Die
A blaze at the Richardson Hotel in Lowell Massachusetts early today left six bodies recovered and more than 20 guests injured. Forty guests were in the four story building when the fire started around 2 am and flames spread quickly through upper floors. One escape route failed causing many to leap or drop from windows. several were hospitalized and others listed as seriously injured. Recovery efforts continued amid scattered personal effects and shocked witnesses.
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Scrippe-McRae Prean Association
Lowell
Muss
Jan
Iin
Richardton Hotel
Persme
St. John's Hospital
Unas
Audrey Lynch
Ala
Ane Mieny
New Bedford
Mans
Edward al. Dickey
Tortland
Ate
Zaye Alten
Manchester
N.hh
Mra
Edware Cushing
Child
Plusley
Boston
Hardice
Tre
Teasle Dennison
Franklin Fatla
N.Y
Orcus Pania
Bank robbery suspect James Manes held in $800000 case
Police claim James Manes, one of six men who robbed the Liverbank on November 2, 1901, was arrested in the city last night. Manes has been pursued for more than five years as a top target in the U.S. and abroad, with a global manhunt and citywide alerts in force.
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New York
James Manes
Bank of Livers
Dunlavy Opens Bid for Moon County Coroner Nomination
Dr. Ira E. Dunlavy announces as Republican candidate for Moon County coroner. He served as deputy under Coroner Nash and one term under Coroner D. Tuteswiler, with familiarity of the office. Incumbent Marry B D Tuteswiler may seek a third term. Garstang and TW Wilson also named as possible contenders. Randy plans to run for Republican justice of the peace in the First ward. longtime Kingan & Co. cold storage manager seeks his first elected office.
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Ira E. Dunlavy
Moon County
Nash
Ir. D. Tuteswiler
Randy
Kingan & Co
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