Osborne Convict Osborne to Enter Auburn Prison in Uniform
Thomas Mott Osborne, appointed by Governor Sulzer to push prison reform, will enter Auburn prison in convict uniform to serve a voluntary sentence. He plans to live among inmates to study the prison system from the inside, asking equal treatment and no special privileges while sharing meals, cells, and routines as any prisoner.
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N.Y
Thomas Mott Osborne
State Committee For
Sulzer
Auburn Prison
Chapel
Bulzer
Rattigan
Enologiste
Uis
Auturn
Paris
Morning News Scramble Shows Mixed Local Edits
fragmented OCR note lists varied items including a potential lawsuit, political conventions, public policy, cultural events, and crime headlines. names and places are garbled. the readable bits reference public speakers, education, music, and planned events amid a broad montage of unrelated topics.
Rockefeller Dodges Movie Cameras at Euclid Church
John D Rockefeller avoided a throng of movie photographers at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church in Cleveland. He entered through a side door in his car to attend morning services and slipped out a side exit afterward, later boarding a larger car on Prospect Avenue.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Mr. Rockefeller
Oll King
Prospect Avenue
Portrait swap stirs Texas Democrats over Houston Bailey
In Austin on September 28, Texas Democrats especially anti Bailey members react to the removal of the large General Sam Houston portrait from the State House walls and its replacement with a Joseph W Bailey image. State Superintendent Conley approved the swap funded by admirers of the former senator. A legislative clash is anticipated when the Legislature resumes.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Sam Houston
State House
Joseph W. Bailey
Conley
Halley
American Planned Burial at Sea for Scotaboarded Passenger
William Scott of Chicago died aboard the Caledonia east of Sandy Hook after ignoring a surgeon’s warning to stay ashore until he felt better. At least 400 passengers watched as his body, wrapped in an American flag, was lowered into the sea while the Rev. Henry M. Barbour read the burial service. Letters in his baggage indicated a married daughter in British Columbia.
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William Scott
Chicago
Caledonia
Glasgow
Sandy Hook
Scotland
Henry M. Barbour
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Beloved Disciple
Sh Street
Madison Avenue
Mr. Scott
Beaton
British Columbia
Yodeling Macaw Jim Proposed for Bryan on Tour
Donald Burns, a Scotch bird keeper at the Central Park menagerie, proposes borrowing a macaw named Jim for Secretary Bryan. Burns claims Jim can outdo swineherds in yodeling, hang head down, and imitate automobile sounds, making him a striking, cost effective traveling spectacle.
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Ryan
Aga
Donald Burns
Central Park
Jim
Godle
Switzerland
Ted
Hurns
Bryan
Polite train attack wounds two officers in city incident
Off duty officers McNierney and Deneen confronted two Italian assailants on a southbound Second Avenue elevated car. McNierney was stabbed in the abdomen and Deneen wounded as a gunman, later named Frank Gordon, fled. one suspect was captured after a struggle with officers Gordoni.
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Second Avenue
Joseph McNierney
East Bist Street
Pat Johnon
William J. Deneen
Union Market
McNierney
Hellevue
Deneen
Smith
Sungeen
Bellevue
1Sth Street
Bie Me
Ax Frank Gordon
26Th Street
Severth Avenue
87Th Street
Denven
O ' Nierney
Ting
Billy
McNlerney
Wlood
Tallans
Brother Fatally Shoots Brother in Accidental Firearm Incident
Walter Gardiner, 19, was shot and killed by his 14 year old brother in Avoca in an apparent accident. The brothers were sons of Forest Gardiner, a prominent Avoca figure noted as president.
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Morriston
Mike
Thre Whittemer
G. B. Hammett
Jefferson County
Jones Brothers
Frank Kien
Claude Freeman
Fayette
Miss
Johanna Aiken
Tom Weeks
Toller Warren
Jesse Thompson
Thead Grayson
Walter
Will Jones
Knehed
Orrin Gillis
K. BR. Appleby
Yazoo and
Miseineippi Valley Railroad
William McCalieb
William Kienstly
Frank Kienstly
Wiliam Dennis
Ond
Walter Jones
Ergyn
Walter Gardiner
Forest Gardiner
Avoca
Beachey Returns to Aviation After Long Hiatus
Lincoln Beachey defies quitting resolve as he visits Hammondaport and joins Curtiss for demonstrations. He tests a water flyer at Keuka Lake with pilot Williman and passenger Mobin Singh, seeking a faster, stronger machine and promising to surpass Pegoud. Beachey cites aviation’s public value and his readiness to contribute, despite past safety fears and critics. He recalls famed stunts like the Meath dig and the spin glide, reaffirming his role as a leading innovator in aerial sport.
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Trius Hammondeport
Lincoln Heachey
Reachey
Hammondaport
Curtiss
Glenn Curtiss
Europe
Heachey
Liewehey
Curtis
Keuka Lake
Heachty
United States Navy
Williman
Beachey
Mobin Singh
Pegoud
Reison
Aches
San Francisco
Horace Kearny
Kearny
Wenehey
Lincoln
Thaw Back on American soil after ex tradition talks
John F. Ringwood says Thaw will waive extradition from New Hampshire and appear in Dutchess County to answer any indictment. He urged Jerome to present the indictment or a certified copy to Governor Felker. Laurel House of Lakewood opens October 1. A Swiss mother arrives with a newborn on the Lamport ship Verdi after a voyage from South America.
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John F. Ringwood
Harry K. Thaw
Concord
N. H
Thaw
New Hampshire
Dutchess County
Jerome
Felker
Laurel House
Lakewood
New York
United States
George Bucklin
South America
Lamport & Holt
Verdi
Rue Ayres
Scotland
Shanley
Jordan
Pura
Opier
Sulzer Overrules His Own Counsel in Impeachment Fight
Albany dispatch reports Governor Sulzer defies opposing counsel pushing to testify in impeachment proceedings. He plans to take the stand as prosecutors present more evidence, with aides preparing his defense and summonses issued for key Democratic leaders to corroborate alleged conspiracy to oust him. Several witnesses, including Sulzer supporters and investigators, expected to testify on motives behind efforts to remove the governor.
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The
Tribune
Albany
Sulzer
High Court
Cady Herrick
Harvey D. Hinman
Roger Clark
Executive
Chester
Platt
Patrick E. McCabe
Impement
Charles F. Murphy
William H. Fitzpatrick
Cullen
Senator Palmer
Louis A. Surecky
Assembly
John A. Hennessey
Duncan Weck
Peck
James A. Emerson
Warren County
J. Lewin Patric
Groene County
Thaddeus C. Sweet
Oswego
H. G. Prime, Jr
Essex
Messrs
Emerson
Patrie
Primo
Sweet
Isidor J. Kresel
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