Supreme Court Review of Brownsville Case and Presidential Powers
United Press reports in Washington that Oscar W. Reid, a Brownsville riot defendant, seeks reinstatement and back pay after dismissal without honor by the president. Reid argues lack of tribunal rights. the government maintains the president’s supreme military authority in such cases.
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United Press
Washington
Oscar W. Reid
25Th Infantry
Brownsville
Roosevelt
Auprems Court
United States
Reid
New York State
New York Court
Supreme Court
Ley
Army
City Finances In Good Condition Report
City finances are reported as in good condition by City Controller Tyman C. Hughes. The total fund available for city purposes is 129,913.62 with balances of 106,801.48 in general revenue, 1,506.58 in improvement, 12,893.18 to sinking, and 9,412.38 in the poor fund. Monthly disbursements totaled 22,266.40 across general revenue, improvement, sinking, and poor funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conditon
Tyman C. Hughes
Hirschberg death mystery remains unsolved
United Press reports that investigators see little chance of solving the death of Francis Hirschberg an affluent insurance underwriter killed at his St Louis home on a Tuesday morning. A coroner jury verdict offered no explanation keeping open the possibility of self inflicted death while relatives consider an accidental shooting from a rug slip on the stair landing.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Francis
Nirachberg
Poliu d
Hirschberg
Storrow Not Aiming To Succeed Eliot At Harvard
Boston detective circles report that J J Storrow of Boston does not desire to succeed President Eliot at Harvard. Calvin Hewlett of St Louis is named as the next choice. The conviction follows Eliot's Lawrence dinner remarks where he praised both Storrow and Hewlett.
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United Press
Boston
Det. Jr
Harvard
J. Storrow
Elliot
Calvin Hewlett
St. Louis
Eliot
Harvard Chibs
Lawrence
Mat
James J. Storraw
Death of Baby from Fall Reported in City Notice
Phileea Pleott age one died Friday morning from internal injuries after an accident at home. Mass will be held at 20 o'clock Saturday at St. Vitus church. Interment in St. Vitus cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phileea Pleott
Vie Dang
Cornelius Pleott
Wite
Duquesne Street
St. Vitus
Wittle
St. Vitus’ Cemetery
Michigan Bank Closed Its Doors in Springport
Springport State Savings Bank was closed today by the State Banking Commissioner Zimmerman. The cashier Honey Foglesang has left town. Shortage amount not yet known. Bank’s capital and deposits hinge on ongoing assessment.
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Springport
Mich
Reading Lamps Offer at Low Prices in Hibilng Line
Readable text is garbled but mentions lighting items, low prices, and a local business in Hibilng Line with H.R. Santen & Bona plintters. Names Andrew Miller and Ellwood City appear as locations or persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiiaunid
Platn
Saleh Sanrn
Nancy Alindes
Dames
Slohedt
Burnark
H.R. Santen
Bona
Mrs Hains Defends Self Against Identity Fraud
Mrs Claudia E Hains wife of Captain Peter C Hains denies she is involved. A young woman claiming to be Mrs Hains deceived Boston hotel staff while using the name. Mrs Hains says she never attended Boston cafes or hotels for recreation and did not confess to any crime. Her attendance at her husband’s trial remains uncertain.
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Mrs. Hains
Hoston
Boston
Cates
Claudia E. Hine
Peter C. Hains
William E. Ann
RIS
Fred L. Morton
Hains
Winthrop
Claudia Hatus
Hanna
Waterway Obstructionists Are The Railroad Gamblers
Washington Dec 14 The Rivers and Harbors delegates faced a sharp reply from Alfred Crosier Wilmington Del arguing against rail line control and for a broad waterways program He contends railroad freight rate hikes burden the public financially and that a $40 million bond issue for canals would cost about $10 million weekly while saving over a half billion annually in freight costs by enabling comprehensive waterway development
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United Press
Washington
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Canton
Alfred ©. Crosier
Wilmington
Del
Congress
Wall Street
United States
Crosier
Bicycle Race Ends Saturday at Madison Square Garden
The day long bicycle race at Madison Square Garden ends Saturday with eight teams likely finishing. Health officers intervened to prevent crowd issues by opening skylights and doors. 4,000 fans reentered within a half hour after gates reopened. The leading teams include Rutt and Stat, MacWarland and Moran, with intense final sprints for the top prize.
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United Press
Headison Square Garden
Efeht
Efort
Wek
Miree
Rutt
Stat
MacWarland
Moran
Handod Demir
Tre
Strong
Lille
T Ie
Ananes
Rutt and Sto net favorites as other pairs draw bets
Wagers focus on Floyd MacFarland as the standout horse pairing while Rutt and Stoll vie as favorites. The column lists various horse tandems with distances and odds, highlighting Fortier’s 2 086 9 miles and the crowded field including Walthour Root Collins Mitten Galvin Wiley and others.
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Rutt
Sto
Galing
Fioyd MacFarland
Stoll
MacFarland
Moran
Hill
Demara
Walthour
Root
Collins
Mitten
Galvin
Wiley
Anderson
Vanomi
Palmer
Drobard
Fortier
Frozen remains of Maw are found near Baker City
A searching party found the frozen body of Waller G. Pardee, clerk at the Gelter Grand hotel, whose home was listed as Meriden Ohio. Pardee disappeared last Wednesday and wandered until exposure in Oregon between Bourne and Dobbins. He was said to have formerly lived in Meriden, Ohio.
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United Press
Baker City
Gre
Waller G. Pardee
Gelter Grand Hotel
Pardee
Bourne
Dobbins
Oregon
Geer Caime
Meriden
Coun
Marine Accident In Baltimore Ends In Injuries
A Tanneh Dolly Bore collided with a steamer in Baltimore harbor today injuring several HakkenBers and leaving a crew member to escape drowning. Passengers on the ferry were en route to work and were thrown into the water as rescue boats, aided by several small steamers, conducted recovery efforts.
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Baltimore
Seventeen Die In French Train Collision Wreck
Seventeen dead and more than eighty seriously injured after a collision between Workineys Lain and a freight train at Taurtitx in France. Rescuers have already pulled bodies from the wreckage and more may be buried under debris.
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United Pres Brussel
Taurtitx
Workineys Lain
Saven
Lwilies
T Lis
Engineer Killed Two Hurt in Marion Collision
A report from Marion details a deadly accident on a south area rail line leaving one engineer dead and two others injured. The fragmentary text mentions affected workers and a fire response, with an unclear note about a grand opening of a Chocolate Shop at a local corner on a Friday near December 1.
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Mial
Washington Wars
Fionany
Wilt Furnigh Mmele
Fragments of an 19th Century Free Offer Ad
A fragment describes free coasters and reeds offered to buyers near Grand Union Hinkling Mowder and Washington Street. Mentions home boiled tongue and various brand names with unclear spellings, likely an ad snippet from a historical newspaper. The text is garbled and informal, with stray vendor references and incomplete product lines.
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Hinklig Mowder
Linina Sen Cy
Weal
Washington Aleet
Qalione Sas
Packets and Parable Snippets Reflect Early Neighbors
The excerpt recalls Pend contents and parcel trades among early settlers in New Wagland, with Mrs Lyman’s Boston departure prompting neighbors to bring dresses, patterns, and even an orphan to bind out. It also weaves humorous vignettes from Youth’s Companion and Leaves from Lady Dorothy Nevill about social manners, fat-joke etiquette, and aristocratic exaggerations.
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New Wagland
Joseph
Hawley
Northampton
Masa
Boaten
Partridge
Joséph
Pathe
New England
Katierina M. Abbott
Judge Lyman
Lesley
Judge
Mrs. Lyman
Boston
Delver
Fragmentary OCR leads to garbled dialogue in brief note
A mangled text snippet shows incomprehensible quotes and names like Morey Cholly Kaltow and Pepprey. Several stray terms and dates appear unreadable, suggesting an OCR error rather than a coherent story or event. No clear action or outcome is identifiable.
Wire Alarm Boxes Officially Listed by City Electrician
The News prints a compiled list of pre alarm boxes designated by City Electrician W. 8. Deviln Shawreves glass works detailing locations at streets and avenues across Shenango Valley and nearby towns including hospital, rail, and factory sites. The item enumerates numbers and intersections from 12 Elm and Falls to 512 Summit and Lytton streets, noting engines houses, mills, and industrial sites among other addresses.
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The
City Electrician
W. 8. Deviln
Shawreves Glass Works
Elm and Falls Streets
Shenango Valley Hospital
Jefferson and
Grant Streets
Beaver Streets
Shenango
Bridge Streets
Grant Avenue
Green Streets
Jefferson
Deas White
Mercer
Lincoln Avenue
Highlang
Watlave
Neshannock
East Street
Washington and
Cochran Street
Central Station
Highland and
Sheridan Avenues
Washington and Mill
Wellington Aves
Hittsberg
Court Streets
Walnut Street
Croton Avenue
Vine Street
Oak and
Spruce Streets
G. W. Millers
Martin Street
Court Street
Hast End
Ray and
Ridge Streets
Crawford and Erie
Oak Ald Ray Etreste
Pearson and
Epworth Streets
Rove Street
ié-Sa
Mill & W. N.Y
Nail Mill
George Street
Moravian Street
Home
Long Avenue
Poloak
Long Avenues
Morayia St
Gardner
Jeferson
Terrace
Hamilton
Electric
Washington St
Greenwood
Grant
Sampson
ha—New Castle Pottery
West Side
Shenoungo Ghioa Company
Sankey Streets
Washington and Tee
Mahouing
Orchard
Cedar Streets
Seventh Ward
Elm Street
Chain Works
Second Ave
Cherry St
Montgomery and
Lafayette
Carlisle
Henry Streets
Rhodes Place
Crawford Ave
County Line
Lyndal and
Belmont Streets
Summit
Lytton Streets
Teddy to Be Investigated Sparks White House Drama
Fragmentary text shows a political clash as Speaker Canon appoints a committee to probe Teddy Roosevelt. White House aides claim the president expects Senate action. Lodge and Beveridge consult with him. Roosevelts supporters hint at explosive disclosures if needed.
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Canon
White House
Senate
Lodge
Beveridge
Roosevelt
Nela
Secret Service
Peblfe
Waa
Dbinsston
Presidhent
Uproar Over Mysterious Phrase Splits Town
A fragmentary report notes a heated reaction to a phrase linked to a local event. Citizens debate meaning while officials seek clarification amid public interest and confusion.
Second jury fails to reach agreement in Pennsylvania case
State police report a second jury failed to agree in the trial of Thomas Michalig Barger charged with breaking into a facility in Mena Pa The case involves Deed Aubthee district and appears tied to a larger criminal investigation ongoing in the REMC region. details remain limited as authorities review the jury's impasse.
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Mena
Sanond
Thoma Anid iMichalig Barger
Private Marahad Crwfarq in Chester street railway strike
A short notice reports Private Marahad Crwfarq involved during a strike on the Chester street railway. The incident occurred as a court hearing proceeded, with details limited by the damaged text.
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Marahad Crwfarq
Har
Chester
Mageb Hern
School Fund Notes Include Balance and Expenditure
A garbled financial note records a school fund balance and expenditures, listing a few amounts such as 989.94 and 210, with references to balances and planned saver items. The readable entities include school fund, expenditures, and a balance amount, though many words are distorted.
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Fate
Storrow
Michigan Bank
Manriage Ticanke
Andrew Miller
Ellwood Ciy
Ragine Serhevih
Eliwnod Ily
Mckee’s
Kut Rate Medicine Store
Wew Caste
Marion
Ind
Here
Norelight
Onda Hagman
Baris
Dorothy Nevill
Dorothy
Ralph Nevill
Selones
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Mather
Kista
Kim Cornaling
B. McGoun
Herb D. McGoun
Teddy
Cannan Ani
Tie Vabineh
Loawest
Zvel Oltered
NEW Castle Loan CO
Revins
Wallace Snel
Vian
Jriverson Streets
Co-operative Suit Club
A. P. Grant
Washington Street
Rame
IW Grant's Cooperative Su) Club
God
Fleveuiber
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