Two McNamara Admits Charges in Los Angeles Case
James and John McNamara, leaders of the Iron Workers union, pleaded guilty to murder and conspiracy connected with the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times building in 1910. The plea centers on a broader labor crime saga, with prosecutors highlighting detentions, bribes, and the impact on labor’s public image.
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Los Angeles
James Bo MceNo Gare
Indianapelie
Mirational
Hridae Structural Iron Workers
Agaltiat
John J. McNa
Interunion
Oe Angeles Timaeing
John J
Comepiracy
Thewellys Iron Works
James McNamara
Thames Margerty
Love Angelos
John See
Nenemara
Califarsin Penal
James McNemare
Folsom
San Gientin
Jima I
MccNamaras
Wishkam
Euphapote
Afiptie McManies
Woo
Waite
Jacke
MiNamara
Detroit
Doneuoie
The
Union
Ttidiat
Gowibere
McNamaran
Lockwood
Hert Ho Pranklin
United States
Horton
Plere
McNamara
McManigal
James B. Tella
McNarvara
More to Be Pitied Than Censured In An Odd Exchange
A fragment from the Tall and Aggressive One and the Short and Meek One features quarrels over a phone and a tense exchange involving a man in a tiger cage setting. The brief, muffled dialogue hints at humor and tension within a noisy scene.
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Puck
Heart and Hand and Wadstools Mushroome Witty Verse
Dover Kentucky notes a witty verse about romance and seasonal humor. The speaker challenges a suitor while a maid rejects his wooing. The quip turns on a pun about food and fate, reflecting local humor in a clipped 19th or early 20th century News context.
Annoying eruption on a Philadelphia woman's face
Mrs M E Lippincott of Philadelphia recounts discovering Resinol Soap via local ad. She says a facial eruption vanished after use, skin peeled away and fresh skin formed, praising the remedy and recommending it to friends. Resinol Ointment is claimed to relieve eczema and other skin issues, sold in jars with sample offer.
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M. E. Lippincott
Philadelphia
Thre Ad
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltivwoere, Ma
Untitled Fragment on Wars and Peace in a Turbulent Era
An unreadable fragment references wars, political marches, and shifting loyalties across a volatile region. It alludes to past upheavals, imagined or real, and hints at a broader debate over peace, violence, and the balance of power amid global tensions.
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Uae
Glans Exhoitiina
Diaturh
Doans Kidney Aid Recalled in Suffering Man’s Tale
A reader recounts a severe stuttering episode linked to urinary issues. The narrative mentions Doan’s Kidney Aid, a testimonial style recall and references to local sellers Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The text also contains varied snippets about advertisements and a quip about a singer in an apartment, reflecting a scattered newspaper page.
Gentle Reproof By Lee Amid Personal Exchanges
The excerpt discusses Lee's characteristic reproof style through anecdotes about interactions with students and colleagues. It notes Bradford and Lae references in Lae After the War and highlights Lee’s careful, sometimes stern, responses to late prayers, neglected duties, and concern for family health. The fragment hints at humor and camaraderie alongside discipline in Lee’s conversations.
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Robert EB. Lae
Gamaliel Bradford, Jr
Lae
South Atlantic Quarterly
Lee
Aaltir Dent
Abeenve
Tome
Page
Mies
Bummona
The One Remedy Without Alcohol Or Habit‑Forming Drugs
An advertisement touts a safe medicine that contains no alcohol and no injurious habit forming drugs. It claims no craving for stimulants and promises full disclosure of every ingredient on the bottle wrapper with truthful attestations under oath.
Fragmentary urban tale of a child job seeker and absent care
A garbled excerpt shows a ten year old boy at a playground and a puzzled employer. The dialogue hints at parental neglect, soap theft, and suspicion about leaving a previous job. The text is incomplete and contains many typos.
Fragmentary Verse Note on Wedding and Duty
A fragmented OCR reads like a dated verse note mentioning a wedding and duty. It references a judge and a fear to bring forth a sublime motive, hinting at early tasks tied to personal vows and social expectations. The text is garbled, with several unclear names and phrases.
Railroads and rights of way debate on collision chances
The Detroit Free Press laments railroad rights of way and safety, pondering the impact of poor planning on train collisions and the value of proper regulation to prevent disasters.
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Detroit Free Press
Heroic Treatment and Muddled Speech Fragments
A fragmentary newspaper item presents a chaotic quote about heroic treatment and a garbled line about drinking. The readable text hints at a dialogue or testimonial but provides no clear names, dates, places, or events to anchor a fuller summary. The piece reads like an OCR snippet with unclear attribution and context.
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Mnamaras
Mames
John
Llew.ellyn
Structural Iron
Apolis
American Federation of Labor
Joho
Gompers
Beth Imacators
New York
Dave
Aterre
Trom
Aneficas Federaven
Lalor
Abe Honfoesbrne
Plew
Eailty
Juha J
Janes
MicNarmsra
Eupphalie
Geoupers
Trey, Nyy
McNemanes
Tabor
MecNamara Watt
Joba
Clarence
Oarrow
Dover
Mra. Lippincott
Thomas Rh Veet
Terre, Haute
Tad
Hac
Theourine
Ales Norcamaat
Jay
Wevko
Doan
Poster Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
James
Apa
Ilarpers Weekly
Waterman
General Lee
Salisfin
Mick Nut
Astoria
Bears
Castoria
Foereue Ec
Ces
Western
SPWSP
Hell
Parkers
Ne Dalene
Marty Ah
Ry Weer
Thompson's
Lye Water
Putnam Faceless
t+ ee berate
Ated Aster
Atte Lee Chinese Packape Tile Dive
Aris Garrwit Weliout
Natn
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Teeghiel Tow
Der
Mia
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Stellwell
Dieries
Petin
Netor
Hewtt
Jewitt
Hersertition, Ag & Flag
Perry
Troy
Acre
Boros
Bmw
Shires
Fisliee
Wotl le
Curt
Daviar Pierce
W. L. Douglas
Lf Standart
Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Chongina
Dotstas
Spark
Brockton, Hom
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van Vieet-Mansfield Drug Co
Memphis, Tenn
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