Death Penalty Dropped in Sea Murder Trial
The trial of Captain Adolph C. Pedersen and son Adolph Pedersen over the death of Axel Hansen aboard the Paake proceeded with defense and dramatic testimony from Adolph Pedersen. Jurisdiction issues were argued, verdicts and potential punishments discussed, and nautical witnesses described the events leading to Hansen’s drowning during the voyage from Victoria to Cape Town.
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High Seas
Adolph C. Pedersen
Adolph Mric Pedersny
Swithh
Axel Hansen
Kovornmn Sa
Adolph Vig Pedersen
Berkentine Paake
B.C
Capa Town
South Africa
Malone
Hal Hansen
Dougie
Tappeh & Hai
Gallivak
Peter Daveeisen
Hansen
bnoManra
Elian
Policeman Held After Shooting Two Children in Mob
Witnesses recount a chaotic confrontation near Havemwyne Street and Broadway where a patrolman fired during a mob clash. The assailants resisted orders, two children were wounded, and the officer restrained attackers before additional injuries were averted.
End of Life Tragedy Marked by Local Court Decision
A troubled individual ends life amid court hearings and appeals in midtown district. Judges consider the case as relatives and tenants face ongoing tensions and property disputes. A reappointment of a key official is noted in the same proceedings.
Thompson Reported In Optical Condition At St. Vincent’s
Fragments indicate Frederic Thompson is in an optical condition after an incident weeks ago at St. Vincent's Tina. The report mentions hospital stay and ongoing medical evaluation with several individuals involved in care and appointments.
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Vrederic Thompson
St. Vincent's
Tina
Mbinight
Thympgon
Suffrage Bill Prepared for Ratification
A fragmentary report notes Susan B. Anthony amendment and a pen presented to Mrs. Gardner for the National American Women's Suffrage Association. The ceremony included remarks on ratification prospects as state legislatures in Michigan, Illinois, and others consider the amendment.
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Susan B Anthony
United States Senate
Gardner
Senate
Tim
Michigan
Ilinois
Gmendinsin
Hii
Womens Nagy
Frler
Mil Chac
Taiasbure
Penny
Lewis
Mas Maty Titaig
Beringylvania
Capita Ni Mie
Henatoy
Iso Weatm
Uhromgiy
Women’s Party
Minott
Kutfrogo
Hwatidua
HN Vns
Mos Morill McCommick
Sxowuri¢e Commalijew
Hopubliain Nationat Comrurbe
Twat Dose
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Ratification by States Predicted by Mrs Catt
Readable lines discuss Mrs Catt predicting ratification by states, referencing suffrage progress and political figures. The text mentions women’s votes, party dynamics, and the march of amendments, with emphasis on state ratifications and notable persons shaping the suffrage movement.
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Mrs. Catt
War Veterans Urge League Support At Reunion
War veterans at a reunion call for the United States to ratify the League of Nations as a cornerstone of world peace. They urge national sovereignty be safeguarded while backing the historic proposal for international cooperation through the league.
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U.S
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American War Veterini
Zaning
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League of Nations
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States Prepare to Ratify Suffrage Bill Across Regions
Dispatches report varied progress as states ponder ratifying a federal suffrage amendment. In Springfield Illinois and Washington D.C. the process moves slowly, with lawmakers awaiting certified copies and potential legislative action.
Early Opportunity to Ratify Woman Suffrage Amendment MADIRON Wig Lune
Wisconsin legislature will pass the federal suffrage amendment as soon as it is received here. Secretary of State Berly Hull telegraphed to Senator Lenroot asking when it might be expected. In Texas, action on the proposed federal constitutional amendment for woman suffrage will be recommended to the special session convened June 23. Connecticut governor Holcomb does not plan a special session. the General Assembly will meet in regular session until 1991.
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Madiron
Wig
Lune
Wisconsig
Berly Hull
Lenroot
Austin
Tex
Feders
Texas Legislatute
Hartford
Conn
Marcus H. Holcomb
Connecticut
General Assembly
Suffrage Amendment Passes Senate Pleases Hays
Indianapolis June 9 Republican national chairman Will Hays praised the Senate for passing the suffrage amendment. He said party rules must respect individual rights to participate in party affairs. He affirmed that Republican women in the district remain part of the party and should be fully integrated in citizenship rights within party membership.
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Senate
Hays Spidiel
Indianapolis
Will Ft Heys
Marty
Joha
Paris
Mxieph
Martin to Enter Senatorship Race Again
Miss Anne Martin, long noted as a Navern ing Jost hor and enenilene corps igentor, announced at the Asinial Ante Club yesterday she would seek the Republican nomination for United States Senatorship next year. Charles Henderson, who defeated her by tid votes, is expected to seek another term, with the likely opponent in November.
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Martin
Misa Anne Matin
Movin
Asinial
Henderson
Blarkwell's Island Keepers Acquitted in Assault Trial
Willan J Mulligan and John Flanagan former keepers at Wlackwell's Triana were acquitted yesterday afternoon in General Sexsiona of assault charges brought by prisoner Campbell. Campbell claimed the keepers assaulted him after capture while he attempted to escape. The jury returned a verdict for the defendants.
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Blarkwell
Willan J. Mulligan
John Flanagan
Wlackwell
Triana
Sexsiona
Assill
Pyevay Campbell
Campbell
Hit
Winiehment
Dulge Jamax
Malone
Wires Reopen as Burleson Returns Control to Companies
The proclamation ends government control and allows wire firms to set policies, with books closed on control end. J. Koons warned of a large deficit from government operation while Postmaster General's plan to return wires faced debate. War era rates stay low due to government concessions, but business volume soars in wartime.
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J. ©. Koons
Wi Control Board
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Mr. Koons
Patal Telegraph Company
Government
Edward Reynolds
General Manger
The
Postal
Washington
Fhak
Postal Telegraph Company
Gover
Businnay
Bub Toe
Wester Cidow
Warteyn Union
Thelr
Bogie
Serpters
Riltlann
Cunisulta
Vie
Senate Interstate Commerce Coruique
Tee
Sail
Strike Orders Flashed To 3 000 Operators
The Western Union strike order yanks 8 000 Wests Union telegraph workers to walk out across several cities. Atlanta Memphis Birmingham Wheeling report mass participation while local offices prepare for possible action.
Hines Forecasts Big Increase in Traffic
Director General Hines testified before the House Appropriations Committee predicting a substantial rise in railroad revenues due to growing general business. He asked for 200,000,000 dollars, saying the increased traffic would push profits toward mitigating the railroad deficit while local union membership remains weak.
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Hines
Ashington
Railroad Administration
Mouse Appropriations Committee
Wwe
Hinclared
Western Union Boss Says Strike Won’t Affect Service
Carlton Newcomb, president of the Western Union Telegraph Company, stated last night that a strike affecting about 40,000 Western Union employees in ten states would have little impact. He noted only a small fraction of the workers belong to the Commercial Teleographers Union, and only about a tenth of the union’s members are in Western Union territory.
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Fhansaride
Ten Sonihitnstern
Kiker
Jackson
Mio
Dune
Kaiten
Kump
Western Unter
Teleeraphors” Union
Atlanta
Wests Vion
Weston
Telephone Company
Wheeling
Western Tuition Telegraph Company
Western Union
Carlton Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Teleewhnh Company
J Konenkamp
Commercial ‘Elegraphers’ Union
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Armenian writer Dr Gabriel dies at 63 in New Jersey
Dr Mgurditch S Gabriel writer physician died Tuesday aged 63 Funeral at 2 pm Holy Cross Church of Armenia West Hoboken NJ He was born in Yerevan Armenia and educated in Harpont Aintab Paris Columbia He practiced medicine in New York since 1886 and wrote Armenian and French books including Facts About Armenia and Bleeding Armenians He held multiple medical and Armenian society positions and participated in international congresses.
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Mgurditeh Simbad Gabriel
Scorn Khach
Holy Gross Church of Armenia
Clinton Avenue
Angelique Street
West Hoboken
Gabriel
Eghin
Armenia
American Normal School
Harpont
Central Turkey College
Aintab
Turkey
University of Paris
Medical Asabsidtion
Greater
New York
Aneuther
Granter
New Cominty Medieal Society
International Congress of the Red Cross
Washington
American singer Zatella Martin Romp dies in Italy
The widely known American singer Zatella Martin Romp died here yesterday. Arrangements for her funeral were made by Coast General Francis Beeps who notified her parents she will be buried in the American cemetery. The singer arrived in Italy recently and had been residing in Provence.
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Mastin
Francis Beeps
Laly Ty Marea
Restored Postal Heads Reinstated by Postmaster General
A garbled wire report notes the postmaster general Gerald Buyleson ordering a return to standard service, restoring former postal leadership amid agency upheaval. The piece mentions Telecommunication operators and executives like Carlossi, Weppermann, and Twenn, with references to deposition and system security. No clear dates or places are provided.
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Gerard Buyleson
Stevens Will Leaves Millions to Children
Obscured obituary of Stevens naming four children as heirs and detailing divisions of estates among descendants. The text lists multiple relatives, places in Brooklyn, and mentions executors and guardians, with references to a will dated around May and the authorities involved in distributing wealth after death.
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Stevens
Births and obituaries blur amid late 19th century notice jumble
A denseOCR filled with births, deaths, marriages, and public notices lists numerous names and dates across venues and churches. The fragmentary items reference weddings, funerals, and social announcements with scattered addresses and venues such as Broadway and local streets, indicating a community record of life events and services.
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