Old Yeggs Nabbed in Richmond Post Office Robbery Case
Frank Chester and Fred Cunningham were arrested in New York on charges tied to a Richmond Virginia post office safe crack. Police identify Cunningham as Eddie Fay alias Eddie Smith, and Chester as Richard Marcus, alleging a long-running gang activity with prior convicts involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Chester
Fred Cunningham
Riehnooni
Cunningham
Eddie Fay
Eddie Smith
J. A) Cummings
Chester
Richard Flarcis
Eddie Farre- Seentiner
Cote
Fay
Ahreage
Tostones
Arhar
Ata
Ar- Mayer
Peter Raed
le Steet
Mrs W K Vanderbilt Jr Seen as Prospective Addition to Reno Divorar Colony
A local notes column suggests Mrs W K Vanderbilt Jr may join Reno based Divorar Colony plans. The piece highlights social connections and anticipated involvement from prominent figures in the community.
Joining Reno’s Celebrated Colony Amid Turbulent Times
A garbled excerpt notes a move toward Reno’s established colony with references to Vanderbilt, the Virginia Fair, and a looming divorce matter. It mentions legal actions involving Mrs Vanderbin and a physician’s remedy claim by Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney or bladder troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Virginia Fair Srack
Pranedis- Co
Hope
Soldier’s Life Saved in Civil War Mentioned in Memoir
A veteran from Kemp Dex recalls facing death during the Civil War era, aided by De King's New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble. He credits recovery to the tonic after losing weight and battling chronic cold and grip, praising trials and a store advertisement by Chas. D Kroefel.
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Shell
Kemp
Dex
Weites
de King
Kroefel Ad
Telephone Talk No 8 Invitation to view Cumberland company
The notice invites readers to inspect the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company’s operating room on weekdays to understand service and efforts to please customers. It promises insight into the manager’s work conditions and aims to encourage cooperation for quicker service.
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Chia
Night Riders Fire On 16-Year-Old Near Litchfield
George Carrall, a prominent farmer near Litchfield, lives with his family. In the pre-dawn hours masked gunmen knocked at the door, seized Carrall’s 16-year-old son Charles, shot him dead, and fired on the body before fleeing. The father reports twelve assailants, suggesting a night riders campaign.
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Litchfield
Kyi
George Carrel
Lving
Enris
Chiries
Sintoen
Tim
Gou
Iown
Ato Trauhole
George Carroll
Sai Krock
Tle
Hee
Garris
Roosevelt and party bid cordial Egypt and Italy farewell
A 1910s style dispatch describes President Roosevelt and party leaving Alexandria for Naples. The Send off included Khedive court officials and Egyptian and British attendees. Admirers lined Terrace at Shepheard’s and a farewell telegram from Roosevelt to the Khedive signaled grateful thanks.
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Mexihubria
Heyvet
Maret
Mer
Rooeevelt
Sulay
Kermit
Erhels Naypdekr
Vie Paarty
Alexandria
Roosevelt
Khedive
Witi
Courtes
Inahdr
Giso
Bidon Gorst
Naples
Prirish
Reoasy
Shepperd’s
Aloniu
Kip Diye
Pyramid Pile Care Promised Relief and Free Trial Offer
Suffering from piles is urged to seek Pyramid Pile Care with promises of quick relief. The ad claims it reduces congestion and swelling, heals sores and ulcers, and makes surgery unnecessary. It offers free trial packages by mail from Pyramid Drug Co, 135 Pyramid Bldg, Marshall, Michigan.
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Pyramid Drag Co
Pyramid Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Abyssinia's Boy King Lidi Jeassu Named Heir to Menelik
The article proclaims Lidi Jeassu as successor to Emperor Menelik II, highlighting his status as a youthful heir and indicating the continuation of the royal line in Abyssinia.
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Lidi Jeassu
fragmented medicine and remedies in stray OCR text
The text lists odd phrases about remedies and phrases like curing coughs and expelling cold. It mentions names and scattered references but lacks a coherent event or clear subject. No verifiable persons, dates, or organizations are present.
Unclear OCR snippet reports dangerous powder incident
Fragmentary text claims a near catastrophe at a mining site involving powder, power failure, and potential injuries or deaths. Names and places are unreadable, unclear dates or entities.
Turbulent Transatlantic Telegraphs and Global Figures
A garbled telegraphic summary reports 60 percent figures for a railway, visits by Tom D L Flehmeon former mayor of Cleveland to Europe, and a U S naval event at New York yard May 12. It mentions Colonel Rous discovery in Africa, Admiral Feari and other scattered notes on travel, politics, and a Cleveland social scene.
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Phodiadelphia & Reading Railway
Wilelve
Tom DL
Flehmeon
Cleveland
Europe
Ity Heméin
United States
Africa
Colonel Rouswelt
Itt
Puft
New York Navy Yard
Arvin Sanaan
Barbados
Thos City
New York
Rao Pdnehot
Seturfers
Duventie Court
Willecoer
le Geire
Labor Leader Urges Indiana to Prosecute U S Steel Over Peonage
Samuel Gompers and 25 labor chiefs pressed Governor Marshall to use Indiana law to prosecute United States Steel at Gary for alleged peonage and evasion of workers rights. They accuse the firm of low wages, long hours, high rents, company stores, land grabs, saloons, and child educational deprivation to trap foreign workers. Gompers advocates strong labor organization against open shop practices. Marshall asks for the law brief and affidavits.
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Indianapolis
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gumpers
Marshall
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Gompers
Indiana
Elwood
National Labor Organisation
Steel Corporation
Steal Corporation
Democrats Renominate Curvus Cline in Indiana
Curvus Cline, the present representative in Congress from Indiana's Twelfth District, was renominated by the Democrats. The party resolutions attack the Payne Aldrich tariff and Taft administration, support Governor Marshall's administration, and commend Boot Hoffman of Port Warne for the U.S. Senate race.
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Fort Warne
Eni
Curvus Cline
Congress
Indiana
Paynea Aldrich
Taft
Marshall
Boot Hoffman
Port Warne
United States Senate
Beveridge Heads for Indiana State Convention
Senator Beveridge travels to Indiana as Athanthe City reports he will defend his attitude at the state convention in Indianapolis. His opponents expect a strong stand on tariff and notable figures anticipate debate on the tariff policy and party unity.
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Washington
Beveridge
Athanthe City
Odd
Indianapolis
Fragmented Reading Window Sparks Confusion in Lae Area
A garbled OCR text fragment near Lae shows names and phrases that are unreadable, suggesting a partially legible local snippet. Readable elements mention Lae and Chereta but lack coherent context or complete facts.
Unknown local bulletin fragment mentions names and place
Fragmentary text references individuals and a place but offers no clear event or outcome to summarize into a full news item. The readable content limits meaningful extraction of entities or dates.
Electric Bitters Proven to Restore Health, Tolson Says
70 year old traveler B F Tolson from Elias bethtown touts Electric Bitters as restoring health and vitality. He claims the tonic tones the stomach regulate the kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver invigorate the nerves and purify the blood. Tolson asserts daily joy from renewed strength and offers the 50 cent bottle with satisfaction guaranteed by Ohaa D Knoefel.
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F Tolson
Eliasbethtown
Ohaa
D. Knoefel
Man Dies After Three Suicides Inmate Cell
Walter Co Bennett died in Crown Point jail after attempting suicide by asphyxiation and a later fall. An inquest found him insane after his third self harm attempt.
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Hammond
Ind
Walter Co Bennett
Crown Point
Twennett
Bia
Unclear OCR Item Notes Poor Readability
Fragmentary text from a historical page provides few readable names and events. No clear person, place, date, or outcome can be established from the available characters.
Laporte Contractor Killed In Fall From Scaffolding
A LaPorte contractor died after falling from scaffolding during a construction project. The fall, blamed on a misdirected operation, caused a fatal neck injury. Authorities are investigating the incident and the scene is secured.
Will There Be A New Party In The Labor Outlook
A sprawling, distorted report discusses potential party formation, labor advocacy, and reform in Washington and New York. It mentions figures like Roosevelt era references and calls for changes in child statistics, life conservation, and state governance amid political flux.
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American Federation
Conservation of Life
White Mountain Reserve
Local Presbyterial Missionary Sale Promises Notable Meet
Readers report a sale hosted by the Presbyterian Missionary Society of the New Albany branch will be held at the seats near the church. A major contract decision faces the board as they consider a ten year pew agreement. The greatest track meet in the city features NOAA HOS versus MOLA with sixty four entries and special coaching notes from Arshar Woof and J P Swain.
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Shepeey
Tee Presbyterial Missionary sSccrery
New Albany
Sota
Thia City
Noaa Hos
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Richmond
Tiernon
W. K. Vanderbilt JR
Reno
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Foley
Kroefel
Ruth Wheeler
HATA
Peis
Menry R
Ny i
Palio Segator
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company (Incorporated
Boy VitTli
Night Riders
George Carrall
The
Lad
Roosevelts
Abyssinia
Menelik
Ong
Priomopnis
O D. Knoefel
Korthaniy
Robert Ute
New
Pyooissard
Ten Orleans
Colitgtais
Feari
Aimerich
National Labor
Senator Beveridge
Lae
Deere
Bout
Miri de Ran
Pee Sullivan
Pern
Laporte
End
Megeh
Bette
Dor
Boral
Representatives
Feds
Reastvelt
Feria Federal Cithdrens
National Health Department
Berith
White Mountain Forest
Porte Road
Atterbury Toothes
Atterbury
Atterbury System
Sapinskys
Corner State and Main Streets
Roeckaert
David x
Corydon
Miev
Pill Botha
Pete
Poe
Oerpek
Board of Works
Muter
Pew
St. Bernard
Jurna
Pittsburg
W. Va
Pocahontas
St. Bernard Mining Co
Hoffer & Klarer
Walter M Klarer
East Main Street
Albany
Nevea Bey
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