Mob Burns Fred Alexander After Alleged Murder in Leavenworth
A mob of about 9000 gathered in Leavenworth Kansas to burn Fred Alexander, accused of assaulting Eva Reth and killing Pearl Forbes. He was taken from jail, brought to the crime scene at Lawrence Avenue and Spruce Street, pleaded innocence, and was bound to a stake where coal oil was poured and he died in minutes before dawn. A crowd of onlookers remained as others dispersed.
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Mf O. Larrenwerth
Kas
Fred Alexander
Eva Reth
Pearl Forbes
Alexander
Lansing
Alexan
Lawrence Avenue
Spruce Street
Rele
Gene
Perceus
Fragmented cryptic health note from OCR page
An unreadable OCR passage mentions health symptoms and medical terms in garbled form. It references bodily systems and a nonsensical sequence of words with no clear人物 names, places, dates, or events.
Quay Wins Senate Seat as Duffey Backed by Democrats
The joint session at Doom canvassed a 130 to decide the choice with Quay securing the seat. His commission is prepared for Washington this afternoon, with friends accompanying him to witness the oath Thursday. Democrats largely backed Colonel James M. Duffey of Pittsburg, while anti Quay Republicans split among nine favorite sons.
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Senate
House
Quay
Washington
James M. Duffey
Pittsburg
samti-Quay
Surrender Ceremony Marked by Flag Lowering Then Hoisting
In Fort Santiago Manila the Sagstaff collection records the lowering of the Spanish colors and the raising of the United States colors on the surrender day, signaling a pivotal transition of power in the Philippine Islands.
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Fort Santiago
Manila
Philippine Islands
United States
Insurgents Deported From Manila To Guam Island
Thirty insurgents sentenced to deportation to Guam were bid farewell on the wharf. Nearly 1,300 men were arrested in cockpits south of Manila on Sunday on suspicion of being guerillas. most were released.
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Guam
Manila
Electoral College Returns Coming In From Monday Vote
Washington reports that returns from Monday's electoral college vote are arriving. Two certified copies must be sent to the vice president or the president pro tempore. one by mail and one by messenger. The reports will be stored in the vice president's room until February 18 when canvassing occurs.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Trial Set for Nebly Embossement Case in Havana
The government is ready to proceed with the trial of F. W. Nebly on embossement charges. Judges will sit in the case as the Lawshe report is reviewed with potential appeal pathways under Spanish law to the supreme court.
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Nesiy
Havana
Mr. Lamar
F. W. Nebly
Supreme Court
Gaal
Storage egg mem men duck year on wet price per case
A brief item notes storage egg mem men act to duck an year or on a wet price of about $1.30 per case for eggs carried over by them.
Fragmentary OCR Item Across Unknown Topic
The readable text is incomplete yielding no clear event or identifiable entities. The piece hints at technical terms and acronyms but lacks a coherent report or names to anchor a factual summary.
Congressional Hearing Sparks Outcry at West Point
Reported incident at the Military Academy during a congressional committee inquiry drew large Army attendance. Cadet Dees could only recall Cadet Sheridan amid a storm of hisses as women and men voiced displeasure at the witness’s responses during the examination. The questioning touched on memory and accountability for the cadets.
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West Point
N. Y
Congressional Committee
Military Academy
Army Peace Hte
Dees Eee
Sheridan
Dick, Secianet
Phil Sheridan
Academy
Daily Indianapolis Grass and Livested
Abstracted clipping outlines a local listing with sparse readable tokens about livestock and ads. Key names, dates, or places are not clear, yielding only fragmented references suitable for a brief item note.
Political amendment on army size debated in November elections
The article notes strong interest in the November elections over a Bacon amendment to strike discretionary authority from a bill. The measure to empower the president to increase army size was laid on the table by a 30 to 2 vote.
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Cyb Seyeg Oe
Rae Pruean
Mr. Bacon
Grases ies Case Opens in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey on January 16 an array of expert evidence was presented to illuminate a case marked by complex testimony and detailed forensic input.
Farmer Barrus Denies Stove Incident in Ore. Allegation
Ottawa Ohio January 16 John Barrus a farmer near McGill Paulding County denies the stove incident but admits beating which lacerated the infant and caused neighbors to arouse. He justifies the whipping by the infant's refusal to reveal calls of nature.
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Ottawa
John Barrus
McGill
Paulding Stone
Barrus
Revolutionlets Fight Outside City Ends in Action
General Alban attacked the rebellion outside the city of Saturday after Revolutionlets, with Colon and Colombis via Galveston, engaged in combat. Details are limited as the report ends mid description of the fighting.
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Colon
Colombis
Galveston
Alban
Parme. Accidentally Shot. &. Joseph, Mo.
Edward Carresch, a young farmer near Parme, Missouri, went rabbit hunting with a friend when his gun discharged. The left half of his face was torn away and he died instantly.
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Parme
Joseph, Mo
Edward
Carresch
Missouri Valley resident credits Young's Cours cure
Me Frapsee L. Sales of Missouri Valley Indiana writes she suffered kidney trouble for years. She says she tried five cures with benefit but three bottles of Young's Court cured her.
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Frapsee L. Sales
Missouri Valley, In
Younh
Arkansas Jan Sixteenth Note on Snipes Fire
A fragment from a 20th century Arkansas page reports General Mc dismissing rumors that Snipes fired three shots. The terse item hints at a military or political incident but provides few details beyond the claim.
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Ark
Snipes
Convention Urges Quick Act for Statehood
A January 16 convention in Guthrie, Oklahoma, pressed Congress to pass a bill granting early statehood. Participants urged swift action and presented arguments supporting immediate statehood measures.
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Guthrie
O. T
Congress
Fragmentary note on human knowledge and age bane
An unclear fragment discusses a supposed age and knowledge deficit among people. The text suggests a general decline or ignorance about a certain age or topic and hints at societal effects. Specific names, dates, places, or concrete events are not identifiable in the readable portion.
Primary Election Bill Draws Broad Interest in Indiana Legislature
Indianapolis reports that the primary election bill, introduced just before yesterday’s session adjourned, is among measures attracting broad attention. Senate and House members expect changes in committee rooms and foresee rapid action within a few days. Local leadership assignments were announced, shaping debate on reform and insurance rate controls.
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Indianapolis
Senate
Agnew
House
Artman
Sullding
Committee of Natural Resources
Stuteemen
Henry W. Marshall
Stutemans
Attman
Traffic Measure Proposal Sparks Statewide Debate
A stated proposal seeks to end traffic in the state by an ambitious measure. Officials argue it would transform mobility, while critics warn of severe economic and daily life impacts. Public forums aim to weigh feasibility, legality, and alternatives.
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Seska
Explosion at neighbor’s stove reported
A brief notice describes a sharp explosion in a neighbor’s stove occurring in the afternoon, with no injuries or further details provided. The fragment notes the event happened a day or two earlier and references a nearby house.
Survivor Corporal Named From 16 Man Company
The lone survivor of the 16 man company is identified as a corporal, with the others all listed as commissioned and non commissioned officers. The report notes his status as the sole survivor among the ranks.
Funeral Plans Private Following His Final Wishes
The message states the funeral will be entirely private in accordance with his further wishes, indicating a discreet family gathering and limited attendance. No public services are planned at this time.
Trial of Lou Matin Opens in Terre Haute Murder Case
Terre Haute Indiana January 16 The trial of Lou Matin charged with murdering his brother in law Ba Britten opens with jury selection and preliminary testimony in the sheriff court.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Lou Matin
Ba Britten
Captain Bereder Plans New North Pole Route
Captain Bereder hopes to beach die Berth Pola formd te and sail to the North Pole by a new route aided by his inventions. He will submit ideas to Sir Wilfrid Laurier in Vancouver after a few days and plans to use an improved vessel with latest Antarctic devices.
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North Pole
Im Magica
Camas
Wilfred Laurier
Vancouver
Ssee Cme
Statis
Unclear Seals Return Amid Maritime Misfiled Records
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a seal issue related to a ship or port matter. The text mentions a big seal of China and references a mate, possibly tied to a registry or surveying action. Details are incomplete and names or dates are not legible.
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