Supreme Court Strikes New York Bakery Hours Law
The U S Supreme Court Justice Peckham opinion declares New York State labor law section 130 invalid as unconstitutional. It bars employers from allowing more than ten hours work per day or sixty per week for bakery workers in the state.
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Peskham
United States ‘Supreme Court
New York State
Hadas
Whit
Dar
Holmes
Hurian
Parker
New York Court of Apneals
Tiochner
Urien
New Yorks Speerats Court
Mender
Justice Peckham
Four Newsboys Die in Free-Delivery Crowds at Indiapolis Theater
A chaotic scene in Indiapolis as hundreds of newsboys swarm a theater seeking free papers. Witnesses describe a fatal crush with four dead and many injured as a sudden surge toppled others and trapped people beneath. Police investigate the stampede as survivors recount the chaos and danger of the event.
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Uckers
Parent Medicine
Mondsy Nicht
Thair
Fatalir
Marieks
Winnegagoes Perishing Recrepit Indians Charge Wisconsin Towns
Fragmented OCR reads as a note on Wisconsin towns facing Indian related costs and university funds. Unclear names and dates but references financial strain and alleged Indian issues in Wisconsin communities.
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Wisconsin
Wis
Univei
Unclear historical note on local figures and events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Rhines Hibding Biogy Mick Markers and GimBar Peters with garbled phrases. no coherent event or date obtainable from the readable portion.
Widow sues cremation doctor over son's body
Mrs Earl Campbell of Chicago sues Dr John B Campbell of Cinci nalli in U S District Court for 23000 alleging he unlawfully cremated her deceased husband and deprived her of proper burial making her suffer mental anguish and pain.
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John Eb, Campbell
Cinginnari
Cinelanad
John B. Campbell
Datiss Campbell
Earl Campbell
Chicago
Campbell
United States Court Satuniar
President killed a bear near Camp Roosevelt
A Denver News special from New Castle reports a storm at Camp Roosevelt at noon Sunday. It says President Walent killed a large bear with a fist shot fired Sunday, and researchers say it took hours to bring the bear to bay after the encounter near the camp.
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Denver
Colo
New Castle
Camp Roosevelt
Walent
Saruniay
Ehtase
Brooklyn Arrives as Castine Sails for Porto Rico
San Domingo remains quiet as the U S cruiser Brooklyn under Rear Admiral Sigsbee arrives, while the Castine departs Enutley for Porto Rico. Prof Jacob Hollander conducts a financial condition examination of the government.
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Republic of Santo Domingo
United States
Brooklyn
Cheries D. Sigsbee
Castine
Enutley
Porto Rico
Jacob Hollander
Rsle
United Siates
Coasting Schooner George and Alpert Lost Off Rechuzert Point
A wrecked schooner named George and Alpert was lost near Rechuzert Point on the Seaconner River. The owner his wife and three crewmen escaped in a tender and reached Seaconser Point around break of day. They then left for Nawvad without giving their names.
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Alpert
Rechuzert Point
Arraigned for Mansaulgh. fer Tes Agreiss headline read.
In a rambling OCR fragment from a historic page, names such as W. Basse Far and J. "Moetuer" Jones appear with scattered phrases about an arraignment for manslaughter and a fort, sentry, and dawn timing references.
Unreadable OCR News Clippings Prompt Unclear
Fragmentary text appears garbled with missing letters and misread words. It mentions an event date possibly in a religious or civic context and notes related numbers but lacks clear names places or actions to identify. The readable bits offer little concrete fact suitable for a precise summary card.
Body of Admiral Jones Found After Prolonged Paris Search
Ambassador Porter hailed a long laborious dig in the old St. Louis cemetery near Paris for the body of Paul Jones. Four lead coffins were opened, with the fourth containing a well preserved remains wrapped in alcohol and hay. Officials confirmed likeness to Jones from medallions and busts.
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Ambassador Porter
Paul Jones
Ambassador Gorter
Washington
Porter
Congress
St. Louis E Cemetery
Leiden
Bailey Blenchant
Weis
Shasta Mounts Tension as Ash Flows Reach Town
Residents near Mt Sheim report rumblings and rapid ash and mud flows at Sisston California. Reports claim the McLeod Lumber Co railroad track subsided in two spots and nearby areas show warning signs without a visible eruption. Eleven years ago similar activity caused alarm, prompting fear in Redding and surrounding communities.
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Sisston
Mt. Sheim
Amcleod- Lumber Company
Explosion on the Sylph Towing El Cid Near Virginia Capes
The El Cid towed the president's yacht Sylph after an explosion caused two boiler tubes to blow out near Cape Hatteras while in the Gulf Stream. Two men were scorched but expected to recover as the Sylph headed to Norfolk for inspection.
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el Cid
Virginia Capes
Washington
Florida
Norfolk Navy Yard
Gulf Stream
Cape Hatters
Farmers' Exchange Seeks Opinion on National Farmers Ex
State farmers ask for opinion on forming a national combine. Topeka and regional grain dealers associations weigh options. The message notes potential admission conditions and financial requirements.
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Bers
Ransag
Canfeeses Many Crimes. Chi Frank ldtza young man tee
In a terse report fragment a young man named Chi Frank ldtza is linked to a string of crimes. The note mentions a loan and a declared map, but details are unclear.
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Frank Ldtza
Young Man
Building Point posse in York faces patrols, raid
Fragmentary notes describe a local posse at Building Point in York arranging patrols or a raid. Names and details are unclear but action centers on a citizen group mobilizing near a point in town with possible tensions.
Incomplete OCR Item About Mural and Masked Incident
The readable lines describe a mural and an incident involving a masked person. Details are fragmentary with unclear names or dates. The text hints at a debate or event connected to a location, authorities, and a possible practice session or demonstration.
Webster City School Board Ends Book Selling Practice
The Webster City board of education decides to quit selling school books directly to pupils amid state law concerns raised by County Attorney Blake. Books will be sold through local stores at near cost, ending a decade of in house book handling amid factional tensions.
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Blake
O. A. Hall
School Board
Board of Education
Megen
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Gether
Nmme
Loard
Indian Girl Mah Sha-Che Murder Reported
The body of Mah Sha-Che, an Indian girl, was found Saturday in a ravine near Alontomse after she disappeared March 4 from the reservation. The coroner's jury ruled murder with a blunt instrument in the hands of George Soldier, last seen with her, who has been taken to Cedar Rapids for federal handling. A smothering suspect is also said to be involved.
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Mah Sha-Che
Alontomse
Mah Sha- Che
George Soldier
Soldier
Cedar Rapids
Smother Young Indian
Boys Held for Burglary in Akron Stores
George Taylor and Harry Vreeland, aged 18 and 20, jailed in LeMars on burglary charges after allegedly entering four Akron stores Tuesday and taking about 15 in cash and revolvers. Arrested by Elk Point officers, they appeared before Justice Sullivan in Akron for preliminary hearing. Both youths claimed Sioux Falls as home. Taylor had 13 months and Vreeland two years in South Dakota reform school.
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Harry Vreeland
LeMars
Tris
Ourghiry
Akron
Elk Point
S. D
Sullivan
Sioux Falls
South Dakern
Taylor
Vreeland
Crisis in School Board Policy Sparks Debate
Fragmented OCR text shows a heated board decision over student vaccination and possible expulsions. References to health safety, parental rights, and school administration surface amid unclear details and disrupted phrases.
Unclear fragmentary item from historical newspaper
A damaged OCR fragment describes a violent event with unclear names and places and mentions stages of a confrontation and a body found in a ravine with muted details. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable entities.
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Pro fend eas Fk x numer of senor t se dere petad tear.
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Petad Tear Tuer
Agen Tril
Bloodhounds Put on Scent in Dayton Burglary
Robbers broke into Lind Bros. shoe store in Dayton on Wednesday night, rifled the money drawer, and removed some goods. The rear door was forced, but little cash or merchandise was taken. Bloodhounds have been ordered and will be used to track the suspects, with localizing clues suspected.
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Dayton
Lind Bros
Illte
Record of One Day in Carroll Fisher Shoots and Hangs Self
Richard Fisher shot at his wife and a policeman in Bugle Grove on Saturday and after a long chase tried to murder the town marshal. He hanged himself with torn coat rope but was cut down by the jailer. he survived with a slight chance of recovery.
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Wie
Carroll
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Ames
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Ioha
Who
Council Bluffs to Remove Gibraltar Hill for New Homes
The city plans grade work on Gibraltar Hill to create space for residences. A large portion of the nearly 60 foot hill will be removed this season. The bluff overlooking the city has long supplied fill material for depressions but will be eliminated as it adjoins a prime residential area.
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Council Bluffs
Gibraltar
Skuit
Fifty Years Married in Holt Township Celebration
About 125 guests gathered at Daniel Leonard’s home in Holt Township Tarler County to honor a golden wedding anniversary. The event was delayed due to Mrs. Leonard being ill. Corning and Bedford leaders attended. Leonard turns 80 this month and his wife is 72.
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Holt Township
Tarler County
Celebricius
Leonard
Corning
Bedford
Denninson Named in Robbery Case Change of Venue Sought
Judge Green at Logan Mondas granted a change of venue to Tan Dennison of Omaha accused of complicity in a diamond robbery of James Pollock valued at 7540. The trial is set for May 2 in Red Oak Montgomery County with attorney Fallon and Fuge N. Macy.
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Logan Mondas
Tan Dennison
Omaha
James Pollock
Red Oak
Montgomery County
Fuge N. WY. Macy
Efarlan
Fallon
Ihe
Mills
Montgomery
Regents Approve Dam on Iowa River to Go Up June Bid
State university regents decide to build a dam across the Iowa River with a June bid letting at The Ine. Contract depends on whether Le City approves funding and which firm is chosen, with options including Willan grace Companys of Chicago or Bedfont stome.
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the State University
Iowa River
Ine
Willangrace Companys
Uchicago
Bedfont Stome
Death of Judge A P R Dewer in Washington
In Washington the death of Judge A P R Dewer is reported amid confusion. The text notes he was a prominent figure tied to the Masonic fraternity and mentions ceremonial or organizational details among local Freemasons. The fragmentary account obscures exact circumstances and dates.
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A. PR. Dewer
Washington
Scurge
Dewer
Leech
Dawes
Viet li Masonie
Carpenters Strike at Clinton Site
Readable text notes carpenters strike action at a Clinton construction site with workers halted work and related disruption. No further specific names or dates are clear in the fragment.
Moorhead to ave Teleptanos, Te ta we ag ME Dawglope
Moorhead outlines a plan affecting Teleptanos and Te ta with actions tied to ME Dawglope. Officials announce potential changes, seeking community input and timing for implementation.
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Teleptanos
Local election push faces disruption amid slow campaign
Voters wait as scheduling and access issues hinder activities. Officials warn of delays and urge participation while addressing logistical hurdles. No clear delays unless measures are resolved.
Mixed World News Echoes From Old Papers
A collage of editorials notes and brief items references figures like Roosevelt Rockefeller and Gaffeld while mentioning topics from canal plans to diseases, and a range of state and national concerns. The snippet cites newspapers including the Washington Post the Chicago Tribune the Memphis Commercial Appeal and the Rochester Herald.
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Memphis
Germany
Rochester Herald
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