Indian murder case shaken by witness intimidation claims
The United States case against Frank Barr for the murder of John Seepo faced a setback when Pen-Mo-Sah-Ah, the key Indian witness, testified she could not identify the killer and questioned the crime details. Jim Peters was arrested for allegedly intimidating the witness, allegedly connected to a promoter for the defense. Further developments awaited in court.
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Cedar Rapids
United States
Frank Barr
John Seepo
Pen-Mo- Sah-Ah-Ah
Gedarsi
Seepo
Ark
Rno
Berl
Dari
Tyro
Bazi
Jim Peterson
Gian
J. W. Lamb
Teasa
Toledo
Pen-Mo-Sah- Ah
Exil
Seome
Perther
Eighty-Seven Women Rescued This Year Reported
A report from the Remedith Bom claims 87 fall e women rescued this year at the W. CT. U. in session. Since 1882 the institution reports 2288 women rescued and 5 per cent later returned to homes, with the federation voting to fund search efforts. Officers elected include President Mrs. Florence and Secretary Mrs. Euts Des Sveti.
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Moines
Pasar
Res
W.ctf. i
W. Cot
cSheers
Florence ME Moines
Ormstantine
Mra Euts Des Sveti
Teachers Cracvntion Witt Secin in N2zsco City
The Northeast Association holds a meeting in New York City Thursday evening. Key figures include mayoralty candidates and party editors. organizers plan a public event with speeches and remarks by local officials and editors.
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Cracvcntion Witt Secin
N2zsco
Thorstar 2 Operies
Mes
Dhe
Ai Ower
Ani
Breory Smith
Pleties
pRis Presq
James I
Csmsds
Eer
Justice Too Slow Says Justice Bischot on Law Delays
New York Supreme Court Justice Bischot warns that the spirit of the law underlies criminal jurisprudence and condemns lynching as a reaction to law delays. He argues delays stem from systemic strain and demand for swifter, fair trials, not deliberate obstacles in the justice process.
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Justice Bischot
New York
Phi-Delta-Phi
Bischot
New York Supreme Court
Russien
Oar Repisiatares
Texas Hope Tied to Reagan View of Union and Monarchy
John H. Reagan argues in an interview that Texas could save the country from becoming a monarchy by supporting a free government. He contends state unity and resistance to division are essential for a strong union and warns against attempts to carve new states from Texas territory.
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John H. Reagan
Dales
Dex
Yesterda
Veras
Union of States
Terrinney
Texas
pcSd
Fragments Outline City News In Brief Format
Readable words indicate a brief local item mentioning people and places with partial details. The text references a life sentence, named individuals, and a deep renovation or river area, suggesting a small public notice or crime note. Specific names and actions are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Parsees Buried Amid Ocean of Resting Earth
In a cryptic fragment, references to buried men and Parsees emerge with scattered hints of rest and ceremony. The text hints at a burial scene or funeral rite but remains largely garbled and unreadable.
Letter from a King by Sree Pases and Oscar of Seett
The readable parts describe a letter from a king, with mention of royal presence and a seated figure. Names include Sree Pases and Oscar, and reference a site in Seetter with a ceremony or pageant context. The text notes a kingly figure and an event involving Gedak and Gairg, with a sense of formal address and audience.
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Oscar
Seett
Hearings Set as Court Expected to Affirm Northern Securities Case
December 24 hearing in the Supreme Court on the Northern Securities case looms amid speculation that the court will affirm the Sherman act and curb interstate competition. Analysts note potential far reaching political and economic impacts of the trans Missouri decision and related reforms.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Atterns
John W. Gress
M. D. Grover
W. Ban
Francis Lynde Stetson
George B Young
John I. Johnson
Fhitsdei- Phin Des Dem
Tero
Aleady
Gaddsson
Circuit Court of Apnemis
Atiimante
Missouri
trans-Missouri
East Sisters
Wenid Pimsad
Ciestt Court
Serisiem
Coerts
Jesse Lorbre
BockstsRer
S. Tiere
Ancient dress in America sparks cultural debate
Fragmentary text discusses an imagined clash of cultures and the role of traditional attire in American society. The piece mentions fashion, identity, and public perception, noting tensions around ethnic dress and modern trends amid a broader cultural critique.
Fire Destroys Livery Stable in Sioux Falls
A large livery stable owned by L Leavitt in Sioux Falls South Dakota was gutted by fire last night causing about 7000 in losses. Part of the building owned by Judge James of the state circuit court was uninsured and two horses died in the blaze. Firefighters contained the flames despite the brick structures aiding protection.
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Sioux Falks
Sioux Falls
S. D
L. Leavitt
Glatrich
James
State Circuit Court
Saeaaes
Excellent wheat yield reported from threshing crews
Reports from threshing crews in Dakota indicate wheat yields averaging about twenty three bushels per acre this year. Most grain shows excellent quality though some wet, smutty areas exist. overall yield exceeds last year and expectations rise for autumn.
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Whitewood
S. A
Get
Dekota
Wockine
Ex Hisoe
Yellow Fever Surges Reported in Laredo and Region
The latest bulletin notes a larger number of yellow fever cases than the previous day, with Laredo recording 14 new cases. Overall we see increased infections in the area as physicians warn the epidemic may be nearing a turning point. casualties rise marginally and reports from Nuevo Laredo and Monterey indicate broader spread. Public health officials remain cautiously hopeful as some patients improve.
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Laredo
Tex
Lerger
Dowever
Ceadiien
Area
Ajouse
Garret
Nuevo Leredo
Mexica
Freen
Monterey
Case hearing notes and declarations in court
Fragmentary OCR brief indicates cases set to be heard this morning with mentions of individuals and a court proceeding. The legible text references names and possible charges or actions but lacks full context and specifics.
Slide hides treasure in Pereviews Cove expedition tale
A late 19th or early 20th century account describes Rear Admiral Palister leading a British expedition to Pecos region to locate a buried treasure. The crew reportedly found the cave site and recovered material marked as treasure, with field equipment and a mission to study the site.
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Ness
Earth Series
Pereviews
Sen Preneses
Cal
Letton
Ics Secest Empetitie
Oscoe
Comera
New TM Drink Sparks Mixed Reception Among Fans
A chaotic event named New TM Drink sparked strong reactions as attendees debated its ingredients and presentation. Musicians, critics, and venue officials clashed over safety and branding while performances unfolded into a lengthy, noisy showcase.
Postal Scandal Trials Open With Indictments in Cincinnati Case
First trial in a broad postal corruption case features Daniel Voorhees Miller of Terre Haute and Joseph M. Johns of Rockville facing six conspiracy charges. Government alleges they sought bribes from John Aren & Co. to influence Post Office Department decisions. Evidence includes telegrams and testimony from J. Byres and Bureau officials.
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Cincimnisti
Daniel Voorhees Miller
Terre Haute
Int
Post Office Department
Washington
Joseph M. Johns
Rockville
John Braen
Cincinnati
St Louis
Miller
Ryen
Johns Zehns
Ryan
Bmh
Floran
Johns
Gved
Indiana
Witle
Attornery
Sherman McPherson
Mowlimer
Charles H Robb
Washington, D. C
Cochran
Postoffice
Inspecto Es Wickert
Fulton
Mier
John Aren & Co
Clinkmnstead St Louis
Webster
J. Byres
ML Moores
Rockrvite
Ing
Rockvile
Jokms
Aram
Jobre
Net Beasie See Baez Association Meeting Recap
At the 22st meeting of the NetBeasie See Baez association, discussions focused on asset valuations and membership roles. The agenda included sequestered assets and governance notes, with the committee chair outlining responsibilities and forthcoming steps.
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Procimert
Netresca
Baez Es
Perscipe
Jury Instructions Report Inconclusive Trum Case
Partial OCR notes indicate jury instruction debates in the James H T murder trial in Lexinston South Carolina. The text references requests to the jury and questions over evidence and standard prudence and threats, but details are fragmented.
Indian DEA Faces Commission Over Mission
A fragmented report outlines a commission inquiry involving Tams Bixby and Dewes Con. The document mentions members and numbers of answers, and questions about allegiance and duties within the commission context.
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Tams Bixby
Cheiman
Dewes Con
Sacre Event Notes From Aged & Tebevai Bare
Aged and Tebevai Bare report on a Sacre event with brief remarks. The fragment notes a gathering, some attendees, and period details lacking clear context or outcomes.
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Gecerds Indian
Mrurderer
Jim Peters
Gauset
W. CT. U
Robbiesa Scacol
Grandma
Fasoer
Talefis &S- Sil
Pittsburg
Earth i
Moe
Sody
Berger Gase
Northern Securities
Athess
Polk County
Tris
Marv
Ser Tanger
Slide
Big Ami
Boston
Goossen
Ieee
Ie Emi
Eas Zee
Peter
Qeiers
Cape Fediered
Postoffice Department
D. V. Willer
J. M. Jones
Jean
Aren
Wes
Wittess
Socom Siteowerss
Thei Fc
Dommes
Peeins
GN Asset Currency
TELL
Moe Gscuss
Shaais
Emi
Boasceved
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