Rockefeller Immunity Challenge at Subpoena Stage
The passage reports Standard Oil officials resisting subpoena in a New York court with Judge Landis presiding. Attorney John S. Miller cites immunity concerns for Rockefeller and the company, while District Attorney Blog seeks additional witnesses. The article notes possible delays as lawyers argue over testimony and process server reach.
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Chicago
Landid
John S. Miler
Standary
Oi Company
Tilay
Great Trust
Doh
Burketeler
Miller
Jigs Landis
Iudae
Rockefeller
Cio Neel
Lao
Tie Stagned
Dwarfless cruelty in Volany Va telephone line work
A trimming accident at a Volant to Taman Tamie plant injures a worker. An axe fragments sever an artery as a bough whips free. A companion hides the severity, but relief arrives. the injured man is taken to a doctor and is expected to recover.
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Volany Va
Une Plain Company
Tanian Tamee
Draye
Leon Allen
McNuiry
Uo Volant
Easterly Denies All in Roise Murder Trial Testimony
An Idaho case in the Uriyote Creole district opens with Adomey Darrow accusing Easterly of witness intimidation while Easterly denies knowledge of the Winchester depot explosion and any connection to attacks on nonunion workers at Golden Cycle mining. He claims no involvement in the alleged assaults and refuses to confirm details.
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Roise
Idaho
Ateditie Haywood Omirder
Adomey Darrow
Uriyote
Winchester
Conan
Text Book Committee Met Thursday Night
The readable portion notes a school board committee meeting held Thursday night. Details are scarce due to poor OCR, but it references actions or discussions related to textbooks. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
Stork Brought Twins to the County Prison
Mrs. Monaca, mother to twins delivered while she was jailed on adultery charges, was taken to hospital nervous after her Thursday arrest. The incident followed a dispute involving her husband Nicola Monaca and Alfred Sadi, leading to a tense sequence at the county jail with deputies ordering her hospitalization and family visits as authorities managed the case.
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Stérk
Lwih
Nannie Monica
Dad
Wis Wirth
Manden
Alderman Williams
Tony Porrhis
Mer
Monica
Hushal
Nicola Monaca
Alfred Saidi
Monaca
Fiat
Sadi
Norris
Frank Wardington
Finester
Mobley
Councilmen Explain Asphalt Street Contention At Wu Wang City
Residents review a dispute over paving a section of Syeing Avenue with asphalt instead of vitrified brick. A hearing on a temporary restraining order was set after property owners claimed misrepresentation about rent impacts and costs. They vow to resist an alleged arbitrary city decision affecting the park area.
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Wuwang
H. . Chase
Ian Bric
Nervy Miner Reports Self Anputating at Coal Mine
Odd fragment describes a miner named William Lamyragy and unrelated names amid chaotic text. Core idea references a dangerous coal mine incident with a worker acting or being involved in a medical or mechanical action, set in Wilbes-Barre area, with unclear details.
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Wilbes-Barre
Padune
William Lamyragy
Adie
Coothe
Dbs
Erie
Dineen Aife
Iain
Win
No Deaths in City in Last Two Days
Unclear lines show no deaths reported in the city over the last two days. The readable text appears garbled with partial phrases and nonstandard words, but the core message indicates the absence of death reports during the period.
Former Governor Stone Deflects Blame in Capitol Scandal
Former Governor William Pennypacker testifies before the capitol investigation committee regarding the Payne project and the Capitol building contracts. He argues the accountability lies with the controlling spirit and contractor choices, asserting questions about pricing and furnishings. Reports note expected hearings and a forthcoming committee report in August.
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Harrisburg
William FH
Stone
Lespertad
Payne
Capitol
Gen Firnitures
Conjaresenian Cuissel'sennsylvania
Wwebers
Tie Commission
Jane
Epidemic in Seventh Ward Reported
An outbreak of whooping cough is reported in the Seventh Ward with more than twenty families affected and children showing varying severity. The text notes cases rising daily and mentions a nearby incident that prompted alarms.
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Mahoningtown
Large Jewish Picnic Held at Youngstown
A large crowd gathered in Youngstown for a Jewish community picnic. The event featured communal leaders and attendees enjoying food, music, and socializing, highlighting ongoing cultural celebrations in the area.
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Youngstown
Death Record Trot We TL Wilson and Rhoda Brothers
Fragmentary obituary note from Wooster and Youngstown figures Rhoda Brothers and Gay Caswell. Mentions Kennedy and presidential supplication, unclear events, and potential legal deeds. No clear dates or outcomes due to garbled OCR.
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Wilson
Wooster
O. Aes
Rhoda Brothers
Youngstown
Mors
Gay Caswell
Sharan
A Weak Jury at Finlay In Oil Trade Case
June 28. In a disputed oil pipeline case the jury failed to reach a verdict after eight hours of deliberation. The court discharged the jurors and will reconvene, with a related six count indictment lingering from last April. The lawsuit concerns alleged discrimination in pipeline trade affecting independent producers.
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Standard
David
Apatnse
Cremaed Victors Reported by Telvines Family
In Victourta To tone amid the Chinas Cremated event, Shiney and Garaetoms were tenet Toawben by native Ceeetre wits ety hye a. The dispatch notes a dramatic tone and local figures involved in the unusual incident.
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Presa Dispatch
Victourta
Tulvlens Fam Heith Kong
Shiney
Ceeetre Wits Ety Hye A
Pure Food Law Enforcement Regulation Provisions Readied
A government notice describes a Tuesday conference with agents to study new Pure Food Law enforcement provisions. It notes the law aims to standardize labeling and dealer responsibilities, with agencies to interpret terms and ensure compliance for manufacturers and retailers.
Three Churches to Celebrate Labor Union Rally
Labor union officials in Washington press for action against restraint of trade as Telegraph 605 violates antitrust norms. President Roosevelt and officials consider water rights and corporate oversight amid revived calls for stronger labor protections.
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Labor Union
Telegraph
Publishyas
Iran
Washington
Telegraga
Reception Planned at Greenville Pennsylvania Church
A garbled notice describes a reception or meeting in Greenville Pennsylvania with references to churches, weather, and local officials. Names and exact details are unclear, but the item mentions regional events and community figures involved in a planned gathering.
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Penylvanias
Bali
Greenville Haen
Dk College
Cuba Revolt Rumors Stir In Domino of U S Invasion
A wild U S Cuba tension story traces threats by General Lat Castilla and Del Castillo as Cuba faces possible American protectorate actions. Reports cite Peminent officials and Governor Mageow amid fears of renewed revolutionary sentiment and potential U S troop changes.
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Dyers Cable SA
Hum
Aioe
Mageow
Magne
McMo
Wilmington Line Survey Plans for New Castle and Wilmingto
A survey of a proposed tunnel project along the Nesbigh bank is to be led by a surveyor in charge, aiming to study the route and assess damages. The preliminary work seeks to enhance canal and river navigation, with plans to be prepared before the belt line vote on the question of a claim.
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Paul
Mies
Sedona
Tinta Departnons At Aurvientire
Btods
Manu
Castle
Neshiuige
Uae
Citizens Spit On by Workmen at New Greer Building
Reported repeated attacks on pedestrians outside the new Greer building on Nuri Mercer Street. Workers allegedly spat from windows, prompting security measures as residents criticize the unsafe conditions and the mess left on the street.
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New Greer Building
Nuri Mercer Street
Todi
Unita
Pay Increases for Mall Carriers Set on Miles Traveled
Study outlines higher salaries for postal carriers based on miles driven with new schedule effective July 1. Rates scale from 2 to 12 miles up to 34 miles and beyond, with a shift toward 9000 per year for long routes and multiple grade upgrades. Report discusses broader federal measures, transport costs, and anticipated savings.
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Prado
X Perdive
Saat Gach
Street Car Men Give Midnight Serenade
The article describes street car workers performing a midnight serenade for a man named Ruby Harrison and his son, with details of guards and an attempted home arrival. The scene includes misadventures and eventual capture after a long, chaotic sequence.
Plaingrove Church Announces Summer Services
A declension from the Yake Bel Hiwe branch will lead the service at Plaingrove Church this Sunday midmorning. The Meshiarian organization plans two summer proposals and will oversee arrangements for worship at the church.
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Othe
Chorch
Areani Cel
Union Service of U P Churches Notice
Unclear OCR text refers to union service among U P Churches with references to Presbyterian and local names including Breallehaven and Tivihidetpbin. No clear event date or location confirmed.
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Seeoe
Presbyterian
Unclear fragmentary item from reprinting fire report
Fragmentary OCR text references a fire event and rebound, with unreadable names and details. The readable portion mentions a blaze and possible response, but lacks coherent dates, places, or agencies to identify a full incident summary.
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