Hearst Loses Fraud Charged in County Returns
An overseas update from New York dated November 6 reports Charles Hughes winning the New York governorship over William Sulzer in a tight race. The Democratic and Independence League ticket shows scattered gains and losses across boroughs with various counties still unsettled. The piece notes declared pluralities and calls for a Democratic State Committee meeting to plan response.
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Adiapatch
New York
Charles Hughes
Rapab- Hcan
William Landolph Mears
Democratic Party
Independence League
Riggion
Republics
Hearst
Faveral
Mr. Tesist
Manhattan
Bronx
Queene County
Lewis Shayvooany Chanler
Democratic- Independnes League
Linn Breda
Reublican
Euge
Hulton
Slo
Linda
Obenler
Amall Pluraliften
Powder explosion at Tinley Park injures many in Dupont powder works
A large powder magazine at the Dupont facility near Tinley Park exploded causing many injuries and fatalities among workers. Police and rescue crews reported no other deaths beyond those confirmed at the scene. Investigators seek the cause as the blast shattered nearby buildings and scattered debris.
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Tinley Perk
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Immigrant Home Sickness Delays Work Move to Darlington
Fifty Austrian immigrants aboard the Wittebound who were sent to Darlington Monday morning faced broken promises about free rent and land, and five days later headed for Columbia after rejecting mill work. Local officials and Col. Watson deny misrepresentation while urging transportation home.
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Yiitty
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Hartaville Cotton Mills
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Houdé
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Blona
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Passengor Atailon
MsQullough
Henry Heniley
Immigratia Wera
Wbation
McCullough
Col
Watson
Grante
Bremen
Mather
Homer
Four West Bondy Women Fined for Feather Adornments
Four married women from West Bondy village pleaded guilty to bedecking themselves with shOVe pollvh roalganey and feathers. They paid fines of 10 each. Women named include Mrs Vords Lowry, Bertha Bilikman, Nville Glaetwend More, and Verda Lowry. The incident involved feathered head coverings and led to arrests, arraignments, and a public afterstory as neighbors and families were affected.
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Mei
Tha Somminntly
Lowry
Mra
Bertha Bilikman
Nville Glaetwend
Tawey
Ianulin
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Macy
TDA
Phere
Aldernomn
Mim
Tyennee Da iuelon. At Pittinire, Whoratay one man wes killed
One man was killed and two fatally injured in a dynamite accident near Pittinire. Officials described the scene as chaotic with several foreigners involved. The incident occurred during work near the riverbank, with additional injuries reported among crew members.
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Tyennee da Iuelon
Pittinire
Anita Caploaion
Whussdey
Ari ‘Phey
Edie Winch
Wietee
Josh& Thy
Lea
They Must Go By the President and White Officers Court
President announces unprecedented action against a battalion of colored troops amid a controversy over disloyalty and murder. Garlington report cited, with orders to dismiss or relace troops and details of court proceedings and related disciplinary measures. The dispatch includes President Roosevelt’s stance and Secretary Loeb’s directive to publish portions of Garlington’s findings.
New York Fire Series Endangers Dozens In Midtown
A string of incendiary fires early Friday in a two block radius near Sixtieth Street and Columbus Avenue caused hospitalizations, evacuations, and a citywide scare. Firefighters rescued scores as seven fires burned in a short period, drawing large crowds to Broadway hotels and Lingon Square. Frank Morris of Boston, accused of starting the blazes, was arrested. a judge ordered $2,000 bail as prosecutors pursue charges.
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Raburos
Columbus
Wriday
Tadimy
Rue Mora
Iuvendiarium
Broadway
Belle Clntro
Eupire
Hood
Lingion Square
St. Paul
Dovising
Frank Morris
Boston
Dalles
Morrie
Morris
Pilal
Maglcbrris
Moria
Robbery and Revolt Report From Russian Poland Station Strike
In Polans, Al Rogow, Russian Poland, a train robbery by the Coven is described as meticulously commanded. Bravery and discipline are noted as railway car sabotage killed one, mortally wounded another, and a red flag signal marked their military exit. Westward pursuit follows the band through the forest.
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I Brato
Eogine
Tugid
Foreys
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Purauiy
Unclear text fragment from 19th century court notes
Fragmentary report recounts multiple court actions including murder and poisoning cases. Names and places are garbled. mentions Dr J Haxtor Mybtiiswa, Dr Mabbhowe, Hearne doyre, Judge Henry Poordo, and Crockett white man accused of murder. Overall details unclear due to OCR errors.
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Balblaorn
J. Haxtor
Tims Wen
Lalor
Ian Grebe
Hla Convieou
Hearne Doyre
Matthewa
Donhat
Avar
Dohlian
Crookett
Pluusy Gui Reports South Africa Gold Production Shifts
A garbled report details changes in gold production in South Africa with mentions of a large output near 4,000,000 units and references to government or corporate plans. The exact figures and entities are unclear due to OCR corruption, but the item centers on production volume and timing.
Bryan's Views Grow Stronger on Hearst Victory
Willem J. Bryan on Thursday night issued a broad abatement praising Hearst and allied candidates for a Democratic triumph in New York. He argues Democratic gains reflect public policy shift despite Republican money and corporate support, citing breakdown of party lines, Croker and Murphy influence, and a wave toward reform against predatory wealth. The piece notes defenses of Roosevelt and calls for continued Democratic strength in New York and nationally.
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Democratic Party
New York
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Darren
Fanrst
Hughes
Honrat
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Tomar
Roosevelt
Doncoreio
Ilearat
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Murphy
Croker
Croker, Will Hol Gaddon
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Toarai
Wien
Democratic Siahay
Bie Pealdat
Wortley Tio
Iim Democrata
Harter Ben Lee
Weey
Nlavough
Mipsi
Pir & Pomonal
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Alyne
Omyl Vous
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Lawsuit in Ulster County over a divorce and an alleged money scheme
Hiram P Holmes of Wead Hurley sues Cornelius Da Mond in the New York Supreme Court claiming a $8600 payment was made to Gracie Wilworth Slater under a plot to force a divorce. He alleges Slater, aided by Da Mond, planned fake marriage motives, with Holmes to fund clothing and life support before a supposed bequest after his death. He recounts correspondence and a forged marriage scheme, while Slater’s alleged counteractions and amoral planning are described in his filings.
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Wead Hurley
Ulster County
New York
Supreme Court
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Slater
Zolmes
Gla
Boone
Shawbill
Holmra'y Firab
Ty Gracie
Sam
Yye
du Mond
Holmea
Lady Wriend
Honda
Jaiy
Died In The Woods Near Craig's Crossing
Report of A H Rosohn death in the woods near Craig's Crossing with initial clues of foul play. Family disputes over burial led to telegrams from Dalaston Pa and investigators tracing a beating and a letter from a revivalist minister. Cotton crop figures and military updates also appear in this mixed patrol of notes.
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