Trial Teems With Witnesses In Hayward Case
The father of the defendant declares the accused was not alone with Miss Giles when threats against Miss Glug surfaced. Witnesses recount payments and timelines surrounding Harry Hayward, Adry Huy, Mrs. Hayward, and Eliott, with tensions high as testimony focuses on the night of the murder and the alleged actions involving Miss Ging. A large audience fills the courtroom as emotions surge and objections rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
jen
Harry
Miss Glug
Adry
STorurne
H. Wells
City bank
Louie Ireland
Wells
Harry Hayward
Giles
Haywards
sully
W. AW. Hayward
Ellixt
Warry
Lim
Miss Ging
W. Tarvard
buxt
testitiens
Saleide of a Kissin Diplomat and His Downfall
A damaged item recounts the decline of a figure named Saleide after a scheme involving deception and bribery. The text hints at moves to Washington and a stint in detention, with references to debts, durations, and a claim of Egyptian or foreign ties. Names and details are fragmented, leaving a murky biographical outline.
Uprising Feared in Egypt Amid Turbulent Strife
Fragmentary report describes rising tension in Alvyandri as authorities warn of possible uprisings connected to anti-government protests. Adviser notes German influence and public fear of violence, while authorities urge vigilance and calm amid a wave of ethnic and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Alvyandri
paul attentoen
Dave Bec
Mawalian Sensation Spoiled by Honolulu Visit
Me and Mrs J B O Neal formerly of this city now in Honolulu arrived there yesterday on no visit.They pronounce the story of the forging up by the thrings of Captain Wihain Davis bribe Hawaiiian government utterly false.Nothing of the kind occurred they say.
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Deergun
J. B.O'Neal
Honolulu
Wihain Davis
Deronted Fantasy RhoA Bal Submaiged Tie
Fragmentary OCR reads as a misjoined fantasy scene with probabilistic terms and unclear names. It mentions Bodice Pap, Teepam, Bash peak, and a second readme hinting at a coded sequence. No clear event, persons, or organizations are discernible from the readable text.
Guatemalan Rebels Defeated in Santa Rosa Battle
Reports from Guatemalan fronts claim government forces defeated rebels at Santa Rosa in the state of Cundinamarien, with Generals Villderama and Gomes mortally wounded and about two hundred prisoners taken. Order reportedly restored in Boyaea. General Toyes arrives in Carthagena with a mounted unit.
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Coron
fortes randez
Laizon
Santa Rosa
Cundinamarien
Villderama jand Gomes
department
Boyaea
Toyes
Carthagena
Affluent Pauper and Political Scandals Reported
A long, garbled text details a wealthy pauper living in Lua feland with two daughters and debts, then shifts to a political recount of Dr William Husk vs Harry Welles Rusk, noting vote totals and fraud claims. It also mentions a murder case, a court critique of oaths, and a London loan demand. The report switches to various crimes and trials with uncertain details and names.
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Dr. Rowe
BaLstype
Dallots
Willian
Boos azainse
Harry Welles Rusk
Husk
Lr. Buezae
Bueve énvaZh
eleshia
Hesston
nxt
fuaghe
Verdict Against a Gambling Den In Indiana
Moxon February 21. Mrs WW UA Willey sues John BR Er vine for 36000 claiming losses by her husband in Er vines gambling rooms. After a sensational trial over a week with prominent businessmen and church members as witnesses a verdict was rendered for 23400. Injured by a Premature Blast In Lisanos Pennsylvania February 21 Daniel Bentz Frank Seltzer Samuel Scott and Jacob Sechrist were seriously injured and two others slightly hurt by a premature blast in a mine near the city while attempting to remove a charge of dynamite the fuse thought extinguished.
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Moxon
Ind
WW UA. Willey
John BR. Ervine
Ervine
Lisanos
Daniel Bentz
Frank Seltzer
Samuel Scjott
Jacob Sechrist
New York Building Trades Strike Shuts Down City Work
Over twenty thousand workers quit for New Year, halting plasterers, painters, and millwrights as the city faced a building trades walkout. Union members from Coldren's Jacket Makers to the United Castegerry Workers join the stoppage. Mayor Vanhoos and Assemblyman Avlonch Bow discuss the scene in Birmingham and the dispute over a safety court bill.
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Bel
prade
courge
constructiog
bernard
walkin
isseeth
dens styty
United Castegerry WoOT
Mibnsbers
Coldren’s Jacket Makers union
Hetebts
Elraingt
IMINGH SM
Fee
A. Vanhoos
mayer
Hirininghan
Avlonch
Joba
Teiforesa
house of Tepresin citives
Colume
Vankoos
fafeinos court of
Birmingham
Vathous
John
sowardhy
Joan theta
Vanhoos
Heely firke
Vanthoos
Legal notices and sailors case headline collection
Residents report inheritance disputes in New York as James F. E. files claim to an estate while John B. Leake, longtime Hannibal resident, prepares to settle a vast fortune. A separate United States court decision upholds sailor loyalty, while maritime wrecks and a poignant city obituary echo through the week.
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James FE
News York
dusk
isand Jala
penney lea ride
John B. Leake
New York
alove
beast
Mr. Leake
Hannibal
United States
oner
Connelly
Annié Thomas
Baltimore
Maze Lund
Woman suffrage vote sparks controversy and defeat
Amid a heated vote BisManen No against woman suffrage faced strong opposition as lawmakers refused to reconsider. The ballot also saw Thealor’s stance attacked amid claims of deliberate tactics by local officials. Meanwhile, Dill’s measure failed and a separate decree in Tunis condemns Port Arthur leaders to prison and impending execution.
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Sethuck
BisManen
TUNIS
shat Kung
taptal
Port Arthur
Genersb Yeh
Chi Cao
board of punishmens
Frederick Douglass Dies After Suffering Heart Attack
Frederick Douglass, revered orator and abolitionist, died at his home in Anacostia shortly before 7 PM after collapsing from heart trouble following a day at the Women of the United States convention. Born a slave in Talbot County Maryland, he rose to national prominence as a writer, speaker, and diplomat. He authored Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass and held posts in the U.S. government, including recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia and editor of the New National Era. He left two sons from his first marriage and a second wife, a white Englishwoman, who survived him.
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SHINGTOS
Frederick Doug
Tass
fromlupen
Amachalla
Vinsch
women of
United States
Susan
AntkGnY
DOUGLASS
Dovelass
Dovglass
England
Colam
Ferelovick Donglass t
Talbot county
Mil
Balriuute
Balti Mire
New York
New
Bedfunl
Nuermeker
ursland
Epos
audiamees
Buitainy
Hoge ag Podest Yorke publication
Pratte gas
oweriar
Vir
seth
Lincoln
litet
lyceum Jewitties
hhe New Nation Mra
Washington
attery
Lewis
Frederick
TaisTi
San Domingo
Grant
District of Columbia
democrati
Claye-land
the
friends
Misappropriation of Funds Ties to Exile Officials
A fragmented report details alleged misappropriation of company funds involving Munsell and associates. It cites use of false representations to obtain money from the peony, with alleged aid from Jobo Holly, Abel C. Hunt, and company officers. The piece notes legal action and investigations tied to the affair.
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Munsell
ole
vetal Toi
insurance corm
mT. triixter
Jobo
Holly
Abel C. Hunt
pasy
Willi
Howgate's Fate in the Jury's Hands
The Howgate case closed arguments in the criminal court and the jury was charged by Judge McComas this morning. Attorney Jeff Wilson defended the defendant, asserting innocence and noting publicity given to a voucher in the office.
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Howgate
WeAsrIneTo
McComas
Jeff Wilson
Woman’s Suffrage and Prohibition Debate at Assembly
The article recounts Lady Somerset and Miss Willard addressing the assembly on prohibition and woman suffrage. It notes an eloquent churchyard speech, concerns over women in public venues, and the pass of a bylaw banning hats or batiners in theaters with penalties for violations.
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Komerset
Balink
Eneland
Brabus
Willmund
yestellas
andiondéeih
Somerset
weben
Miss Willard
Puri
Curious snow storm rages as Idaho steamboat sinks
A storm disrupts the region as the steamship Idaho sinks while en route to Jacksonville from New York. Crew were rescued. In California, a bill to ban cigarette manufacture and distribution stalls in both houses of the legislature.
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Miekissan
northwest
Flarvards
Idaho
Jacksonville
New York
Californis
Ironwood Moves to Repudiate Bankrupt City Deal
In Ironwood Mish Feb 24 the mayor city attorney and council push to repudiate payments and contest the transfer of bonds to New York creditors amid bankruptcy fears. The Transvessee Committee reports mixed pleadings as the drive to the Forty Days buy-in proceeds while rival factions debate governance. Alabama Populists report: dual state government plans after legislature action and questions on contest laws. Captain Roth’s backers defer final decision awaiting legislature guidance on fair contest law.
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Ironwood
ibi
amenna
Cotta Roantona
New York
Alabama
Roth
general assembly
House Debates Gold Purchase and Naval Build Up
The transcript describes congressional pushback on a gold purchase as a pivotal moment, with plans to assemble a new Congress to address this and to pursue naval expansion. It notes the Senate’s likely investigation, the silver bill’s exit, and a vote on Indian appropriations, while reporting on the naval bill authorizing three battleships and twelve torpedo boats at specific costs.
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Mr Chandler
Biles
levine
Niterasna canth
Hawn
house of representatives
Chander
Senate
Ar. Jones
Ark
Gorman
Walcott
Savers
Dolliver
Mississippi river
Counterfeiters Captured Leaders of Noted Gang
United States officers arrested Charles Sheppard and Willism E Grosscaross near Omaha for leading a long established counterfeit operation. A melting pot, tools, and a large supply of pass silver dollars were found. The gang's unchecked circulation spread across Missouri Valley cities including Lions City, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Lincoln, St Joseph, Atchison and Kansas City. Secret service detectives conducted the arrest and vowed further arrests of agents.
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OMATA
United States
Charles Sheppard
Willism
Grosscaross
Omaha
Missouri valley
Lions City
Council Bluffs
Lincoln
St Joseph
Atchison
Kansas City
secret service
Funeral Procession Sets Union City Burial After State Funeral
A state funeral for a minister and others is planned with military involvement and a funeral team traveling to Union City for interment at 9 a.m. The event follows a fatal incident and the legislature adjourned today as preparations were made across the city.
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TODAS
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Taio
Fenlorrowy
willie
Union City
tone
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