Washington notes on escape case stirs public reaction
The piece reports controversy over Miss Cisneros escape and Germanys refusal to recognize Consul Neuman Gh sest trea and exequatur actions. It mentions a Supreme Court motion on inheritance tax and references various legal cases, with fragmented OCR text noting reactions tied to a world fair and a concert venture involving Neumann.
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Washington
Miss Cisneros
Neuman
Tnited
States Supreme Court
Shepard
Britain Backs Out of Washington Conference Talks
Fragmented OCR reports Britain withdraws from the Washington conference amid discussions with the United States and Japan. Officials cite strategic withdrawal and seek to preserve royal or political ties while addressing seal skin trade concerns in London and Canada.
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Looemden
Gare Et Biittain
Washington
Ebign
Te Burveia
Japan
London
United States
Une
Salisbury
Rvssiann
Mir
Peetkhine
Jautkaw
Herve
Grehn
Destructive Forest Fires Threaten Manitoba and Dakota
Reports say ten to twelve people burned to death as fires along the Manitoba Dakota boundary widen. Firefighters battle flames day and night to protect dense populations while thousands of dollars in timber grain and farm property are destroyed.
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Winiipers
Manitoba
Boundary Line
Dakota
Tire
Unouet
Cievanen
Carthage
Anta
Reform UN Kentucky Feet Pledge Ties to Banquet Election
Fragmentary report notes a reform movement within a Kentucky organization tied to recent banquets and wind-mechanism discussions. It mentions anGrean figure and stresses a push for freer water and consumption, with the association closing its business via an officer election. Hen J D Powers of Owensboro succeeds Capt J H Leath as president.
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Hen
Guiteau Revolver Quoted in Eccentric Speech
Fragmentary OCR notes show a garbled line referencing Guiteau and a revolver with bizarre asides about the president and front threats. The readable bits imply a historical speech or quote context around assassination themes.
Murder Confession Report Emerges From Queens County Jail
A garbled police statement indicates a murder suspect, named William, was confined in Queens County jail under Sheriff Drake. The notes mention a pattern of manipulated food and a potential confession expected, with dates and exact terms unclear due to damaged text.
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William Iui
Tensuppe
Queens County
Gaih
Drake Monte
Inlet Weather Report From Cook's Inlet Summary
A fragmented report from Cook's Inlet discusses upcoming conditions and climate patterns. It references Topeka and a sequence of events tied to late September with unclear measurements and locations.
Bank Robbery Reported in Morganfield Thieves Enter Union County Bank
Special dispatch states thieves entered the Union County Bank during noon hour on Thursday and removed cash from a drawer before fleeing. The vault remained closed, leaving no money taken and no clear clue for investigators.
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Thelves
Morganfield
Union County Bank
Durrant Case Seeks Stay Toward Supreme Court Action
The brief and motion were filed with the Circuit Court and acknowledged by A. N. Taft for the appellant Durrant. Attorney General Fitzgerald aims for a speedy decision to advance toward execution, as the case moves toward the Supreme Court on the first Monday in November.
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Circuit Court
United S
Supreme Court
A. N. Taft
Durrant
Genera Fitzgerald
Irate Irishmen Cheer at Dublin Convention of Irish Independent League
A Dublin audience of about eight hundred attended the first general national convention of the Irish Independent League led by John Redmond. Speakers praised Charles Stewart Parnell while denouncing Dillon Trealy Davitt and Mr Gladstone, and a telegram from New York was cheered amid calls for Irish independence and support for revolutionary efforts.
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Dublin
Irish Independent League
John Redmond
M. P
Dillon
Trealy
Davitt
Gladstone
Redmond
Ireland
Charles Stewart Parnell
Redmonds
Johar Karpelle
Patrick
Piothat
Parnell
Redmortul
Pilon Amd Dheaty
Bose
Todta
Africa
Dudia
Ima Emelard
Iselin Oor Minehrester
Thad Trehanedd
Buven
Cewer
Eos Phere
Othe Trish Pndepert Teague
New York
Remarkable Accident Near Philadelphia Involving Two Men
A Philadelphia special describes a remarkable accident as a railroad express train plowed through a wagon on a rural road Saturday afternoon. William Goforth and Frank Gras were aboard the wagon, with the impact throwing them clear and leaving both men alive despite severe injuries.
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Philadelphia
Wiliam Goforth
Frank Gras
Femsth
Joorsos
Stuidstill
Croforth
Perth
Bram i
Gold Shipped by Mail and Arriving in New York
A million dollars in gold sent from Australia via San Francisco is arriving in New York by registered mail. Banks report shipments of 1 000 and 4 000 dollars while the government blocks use of express rates and currency payout. The gold travels in canvas bags labeled like sausages.
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New York
Austraia
San Francisco
Death of Postmaster Duncan Paul in Appin incident
At noon a dead body of Duncan Paul, the postmaster, was found in Appin near Saginaw County. Police say Charles Wise of Abbey shot him five times in the head and body. Wise fled toward Bad Axe, was captured at Pigeon, and confessed robbery as the motive.
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Saginaw
Mich
Thes- Sacin
Abo
Appin
Huron Voyanty
Duncan Paul
Charles Wise
Abley
Wise
Bad Axe
Pigeon
McLean
Prince Hohenlohe and Kaiser at outs in rift
Report says Prince Hohenlohe and Kaiser Wilhelm are openly at odds over policy and leadership. High tensions threaten alliance as disagreements widen, prompting cautious diplomacy from German court circles.
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Prince Hohenlohe
Kaiser
Indiana Judge Rules County Treasurer Term Unconstitutional
Special session in Noblesville, Judge Theodore VY. Davis rules the 1897 act extending county treasurer terms unconstitutional. The decision cites constitutional limits of two year terms and four year cap within six years. Beck Scott, once treasurer, plans appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Noblesville
Ind
Jude Theodore
Davis
Eet Gibbs
Scott
Gibbs
Beott
Supreme Court
Kissed Her Pet Dog Sparks Hydrophobia Case Narrative
A girl named Mile. Santastera died of hydrophobia after kissing her pet terrier. The dog refused food then snapped and was killed. Two weeks later another woman, Mile. Santauiero, showed same symptoms and died. she avoided kissing friends. A Pasteur Institute doctor explained transmission by saliva contact. article warns against close contact with pets to prevent deadly disease.
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New York
Mile
Santastera
Santausiero
Hee Net
Ki Dee
Chaitlan
Pasteur
Riot in Rome as tradesmen protest tax actions
A large Rome procession led by the pro syndic and Chamber of Commerce head marched to the Interior Ministry to seek tax relief and better relations with tax authorities. Police faced stone throwing and arrests followed amid injuries to officers.
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Rome
Pro-Syndic of
Chamber of Commerce
Aft- Thom
P’remie
Anne Eahe
Seria
Sugar Refining Co Pays Large Check at New York Customs
The American Sugar Refining Company paid a check of 185 383 30 into the New York customs house on a sugar entry of 11 000 000 pounds. It was the largest single entry payment received by the customs house, though larger checks have come on multiple entries. The record largest ever was 31 009 090 by A T Stewart & Co years ago.
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American Sugar Refining Company
New York Custom House
Custom House
A. T. Stewart & Co
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