Peoria Hotel Tragedy Involving Conductor and Schoolteacher
Easterly, a freight conductor, and Miss Minnie Ahlers, a teacher, registered as husband and wife at the Metropolitan in Peoria. Easterly left their room morning return revealed a dead girl. Reports claim the teacher died by gunshot with a pistol near her head. investigators note alleged improprieties between Easterly and the girl prior to the tragedy.
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Minnie Neers
Peoria
Mics Ahlers
Prince
Metropolitan
Toa
Eloek Suicdas
Cina
Santa Pe
Fragmented OCR notes from unspecified event
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a Pennsylvanian context with references to power, seats, and a sequence of disrupted phrases. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or a clear event outcome.
The National League Game Recap Amid Tumbling Scores
A garbled report from the National League highlights a chaotic set of games with scattered team names and partial scores. The fragmentary text mentions Milwaukee and Chicago teams, plus references to players and officials, but many details are unreadable or corrupted.
VINOL Tonic Promises Quick Win For Winter Weariness
A vintage advertisement claims VINOL Liver and Iron Tonic will quickly build up strength and restore energy during illness and winter fatigue. It offers a money back guarantee if conditions are not met and urges customers to try one bottle.
Mrs Bryce Wife of the Popular British Ambassador at Washington
Mrs Bryce wife of the popular British ambassador to Washington is noted in society notices as part of diplomatic social circles and residence affairs.
Anxious to Retire Ambassador Bryce Reported to Quit Public Life
Ambassadors Bryce and others reportedly seek relief from public service amid tensions and health concerns. The article notes Bryce’s stated weariness with public life and references discussions about retirement and potential successors in diplomatic circles.
Rail Way Bill Faces Conference Amid Senate Split
Washington May 23 Insurgent leaders expect every Republican in the Senate to back the administration railway bill on final passage. Conference committee to decide disputes over the Cummins amendment delaying higher rates until Interstate Commerce Commission approval and capitalization provisions may spark a prolonged fight. Debate on the bill resumes tomorrow as House and Senate leaders anticipate a narrow vote difference.
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Washington
Administration
Conference Committee
Senate
Interstate Commerce
Asmuch
House
They Came Together near Rama in Central America Battle
Washington reports from May 24 that Extrada and Madriz forces fought near Rama. Estrada casualties are 14 killed and 29 wounded, with Madriz losses unknown. Insurgents reportedly captured supplies and surround Rama, with surrender expected soon. General Mena retreated to entrenchments after the engagement.
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Washington
State Department
Thomas P. Moffatt
Armedean
Bluefields
Extrada
Maudriz
Rama
Estrada
Vinefields
Madriz
Mena
Mormons Attacked by Indians at Pacheco Colony
Renegade Indians in Sonora Mexico attacked the Mormon colony of Pacheco driving off cattle and horses, according to El Paso dispatches dated May 20.
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Pes
Mayo
Sonora
Mexico
Pacheco
Terse Telegrams of Notables and Events
Viewers read a collection of brief items: Jane Minot Reynolds, Paul Revere’s granddaughter, dies in Boston. Chicago pioneer Erskine Phelps dies. New Mexico crippled by heavy snow centered at Polsura. Gifford Pinchot sails from Liverpool to New York. Benjamin Duke remains critically ill in Durham NC. An earthquake damages Salt Lake City structures. Jacques Delesseps flies the English Channel in a monoplane. Crystal showers fall in Essex Iowa. pebbles shipped to geologists. Mrs Jacob Cooper’s wagon scare ends in deaths and injuries. Samuel Vogel home burglarized. jewelry and money stolen. Joseph Klein shot in Pittsburgh. John Allen admits involvement. Willie Seyler faces trial for murder of Jane Adams.
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Erskine Maron Phelps
Chicago
New Mexico
Polsura
Giffard Pinchot
United States
Liverpool
New York
Nenjamin Newton Duke
Tobmeca
Durham
N.C
Salt Lake City
Jacques Delesseps
Calais
Dover
Essex
Jacob Cooper
Baldwinsvlle
N.Y
Mel Cooper
Joseph Klein
Pittsburg
John Allen
Suniette
Willie Seyler
Jane Adams
Atlantic City
Will Take Brewers Case to High Court
Indianapolis May 24 The Capital City Brewing Company defendant in a quo warranto suit seeking dissolution won the first round as Judge Clarence E Weir sustained a demurrer The attorney general will carry the case to the state supreme court Four related cases are pending in Marion County with predictions of conflicting rulings over who may sue the state for violations of corporate rights
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Indianapolis
The
Capital City Brewing Company
Ingham
Clarence E. Weir
Marton Superior Court
Bingtum
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Marion County
Eeneral
Weir
Indiana
Bar
Atlanta Woman Fires on Mob to Save Man
Mrs. Thomas Murphy, a prominent Atlanta resident, shot at a mob pursuing Ed Simmons who fled onto her veranda seeking help. After three shots the mob scattered and three assailants were reportedly wounded. Murphy then alerted police and turned over the wounded man to authorities.
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Atlanta
Ed Simmons
Thomas Murphy
Wealthy Stockman Slain in Springfield Case
Wealthy stockman and former bank president Andrew Lack was shot dead in Springfield. Reports say assailant Dr Py Jo Moessex and a woman named Misses had threats against Lack and his business, leading to a fatal confrontation. The bulk of his estate, estimated near 1,000,000, is left to Princeton University.
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Andrew Lack
Py Jo Moessex
Meade
Massey
Praresdert
Mincaey Washott
Insane CC
Salem
Mars
Princeton Univeratry
Edward's Jurial Place at Windser Castle
Fragmentary chronicle of Edward the king burial rituals at Albert Chapel Windser Castle. Mentions mourners, ceremonial rites during interment and the royal tombs filled with precious stones and splendor. Describes gatehouse and royal lineage, noting deaths births and noble suffering in the era.
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Albert Chapel
Windser Castle
Savage lion harms child at Pittaburg cage scene
Readable fragments recount danger to a child as a lion in a cage mauls a hand. The ad copy touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments in babies, with claims of cures and trial bottles offered.
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Thenosanda
King
Mra Creorge
Davie
Flat Rock
N. C
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Knoefel
Dr Kings New Health Tea Claims Quick Relief
The advertisement promotes a health tea attributed to Dr King that allegedly cures headaches and constipation. It touts rapid relief and benefit to overall well being, urging readers to try the product for daily use and gentle effects.
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Remedy For Ailing Women
A patient man suggests his nagging wife may be nervous and run down in health due to loss of appetite headaches sleeplessness constipation or dizziness. The ad claims Electric Bitters as the most wonderful remedy for female troubles and nervous ailments. Thousands of sufferers have used them and become healthy and happy. Only 50 cents. Satisfaction guaranteed by Chas D Koofel.
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Loea
Ohas
Kooefel
Park Christian plans excursion as Denny injured at park
The Park Christian Sunday school schedules a trip to Fernbrove May SL while John Denny, watchman at Urianwood Park, suffered a fractured leg after tripping over a wire yesterday. City health secretary Shacklest leaves for Indianapolis to attend a state gathering of secretaries with expenses covered by the city.
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Park Christian Sunday School
Fernbrove
John Denny
Urianwood Park
Hob. Shacklest
City Board of Health
Tontine
Indianapolis
State Board
Fragmentary OCR Note on Curious Watchwork
The readable bits describe a curious watch or mechanism made of clever work. Mentions of royal connection, times like four and one fourth, and scattered phrases reference ratings and origins without complete context.
Fragmented text presents cryptic note on Coronatiers and tides
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Coronatiers and a mix of stubborn garble about hills and ridges. It reads like a nonsensical puzzle with no clear events, dates, or identifiable subjects.
Notice to Subscribers for Tribune C Company Services
Notice to subscribers dates unreadable request prompt notification via Tribune C Company. Contact details and proper service actions appear garbled but indicate a subscription and delivery acknowledgment need.
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