Senator Gore's bribery charges tied to McMurray contracts
Testimony in Washington centers on alleged offers of cash to Senator Gore to back a $30 million land sale to a New York syndicate. Namon and others deny any wrongdoing, claim no personal benefit, and place efforts in Washington as representing Indian tribes for fees.
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Ase
McMurray
Galé
New York
Gore Aleo
Hamon
Tore Hind
Sheridan
Charles Curtis
Kan
Bird S. McGuire
Bizo
Hamed
Gore
Washington
Eaf
C. N. Hiskell
Oklahoma
F. Creager
Hanon
Lawton
Okin
Sherman
Curtin
Lowy
Thurston
Sgrever
Muskogea
Namon
Yielf
Senaor Gore
J. F. McMurray
Haskell
Muskogee
Congressional
Mediur Alt. Renator
Undefined OCR Fragment Scorches Scattered Sports Notes
Fragmentary sports snippet lists teams Cleveland Boston Detroit New York St Louis and others with scattered scores and names. It lacks coherent context, dates, or outcomes, rendering a compact card challenging. readable items hint at results and player mentions but specifics are unclear.
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Cleveland
Boston
Batteries Hall
Carrie Bialen de
N.york
Detroit
Batteries and standings from Brooklyn and New York baseball games
Readable fragments show Brooklyns 4 3 8t batter ies white pieces and New York Chicago games with batteries Garpat Burns Clark Mat tern Smith Foxen Kling Matthew son Mega Philadelphia Pittsburg Maddox Webb Gibson Moore Doom and team standings listing Chicago 62 66 67 Phi ladelphia 47 42 38 and other figures, reflecting incomplete box results and league table entries.
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At Brook
Brook
Louis
Witite Pisios
Broolyn
Ea Ang
Iturmon
Pheipu
Bell
Aupar
Cai Corel
Gani
Roston
CinclaBatle
Garpat
Burns
Clark Mattern
Smith
New York
Chicago
Foxen
Kling
Mattheton
Philadelphia
Pittabure
Hattarien
Maddox Webb
Gibson
Moore
Doom
Pittsbro
TALSTATE LEAGUE SCORES AND STANDINGS REPORT
Eastern League results list AC Williamsport Johnstown Withlameport in tight games and Harrisburg-Narrowsburg over 10 innings. Batteries by Gae Kin Stroy Teal Conroy Lancaster York Toronto Jersey City. Standings show Newark Buffalo Baltimore Rochester Montpelier Toronto Jersey City, with Buffalo and Newark leading. Upcoming games include Buffalo at Baltimore and Toronto at Jersey City.
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Williamsport
Johnstown
Withlameport
Stanley
Uradley
Harding
Therre
Harrisburg
Narrisurg
Ah Toons
Gae- Kin
Stroy Teal
Conroy
Mearter
Readine
Lancaster
Natterloa
Ratsey
Millman
Trfitzen
Cooney
York
Troon
Rogers
Sementer
Afford
Serr
Uallmore
Baltimedre
Bulfato
Newark
Rochester
Nochester
Providence
Montreal
Pv ‘ i
Jerery City
Jersey’ City
Torono
Buffalo
Montel
Balto
Toronto
Jersey G
Baltimore
Jersey City
Brambles Stripped Baby in Runaway Carriage Incident
Mr and Mrs Jamen McKinsey of Muddy Creek Parks were driving with their infant when a runaway pair of horses frightened the carriage. The baby was hurled into blackberry bushes, found naked with only minor scratches and bruises.
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Bushe
York
Digey
Jamen McKinsey
Muddy Creek Parks
Joe Gans Dies at Home After Illness
Joe Gans former lightweight champion returns to Baltimore from Prescott Arizona where he sought to regain health. He arrives to bid his mother farewell as Archie Roosevelt accompanies R C Paine to visit U S Marshal Bullock. Archie plans hunting and fishing lessons after arrival.
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Joe Gans
Baltimore
Mab
Jon Gans
Preacott
Arizona
Gana
Archie Roosevelt
Deadwood
Grace Marshall Dies in York Soothe-Syrup Case
In York Pennsylvania on August 6 coroner investigations concluded Grace Marshall six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Marshall died after alleged overdose of soothing syrup. The death was investigated by Coroner Deboff.
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York
Little Grace Marshall
Henry
Marshall
Deboff
Bailey Seeks Re-Election in Texas Primary
Dallas August 6 United States Senator Bailey announced his candidacy for re-election in the Texas general Democratic primary to be held in 1912 at Ladolla Texas. The report notes a noisy segment of the COUR Ey section with odd phrasing suggesting editorial confusion.
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Bailey
Dallas
Tex
Ladolla
United States
Texas
Kiss, Shot Girl Twice Refused Kiss in Love Tragedy
Ruth Richards, eighteen, daughter of a Warren County farmer near Lockport, was shot twice by Frant Ranney after a quarrel over an engagement and rival, first in the mouth then through the lung. Ranney confessed and surrendered to police.
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Ranney
Tanhey
Lockport
Monocacy Battle Fought to Save Washington
The Monocacy conflict near Frederick in 1864 slowed Lee’s march on Washington. Union General Wallace, leading a largely civilian force, stalled Early’s advancing veterans at the river and bridge, allowing time for reinforcements. The battle’s stubborn defense and the Sixth Corps arrival aided the capital’s defense and earned Monocacy its historic importance.
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Antietam
Gettysburg
Weahington
Monocacy
Chickamauga
Frederick
I Rail
Baltimore
Washington
Grant
Petersburg
Lee
Ian
Maryland
Dixie
Arly
Horges
Cen
Lew. Walllace
Binalarmy
Karly
Wallace
Wat Grealy
Weatlace
Ike
Amy
Lincoln
Sixth Corps
Barry
Capitol
Pennsys- Vania Avenue
Monocacy-a
Census Announces Reading Population Surges in 1910 Figures
Reading shows a population of 96,071 in the seventh census, up 17,110 people or 21.7 percent since 1900. Allentown records 63,913 residents, rising 16,497 people or 4.6 percent from 1900’s 96,116.
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Reading
Allentown
Washington
Seinding
Durand
Thia
Datensea Ut Up by Offenders in Trial Court
A New York Tribune recounts residents fabricating excuses to defend crimes during patrols at headquarters. One patrolman claimed hearing a man yell Fires Fire and waking a friend, while the upstairs occupant shouted Meyer. The trial commissioner dismissed the complaint.
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Sient
Mike
Meyer
New York Tribune
Sumner in London Honor Banquet Speech About Ashes
At a London dinner in his honor Charles Sumner spoke on the idea of dead heroes. When a guest mispronounced ashes as "Ashes" Sumner replied gently that Gray taught even in ashes lives their fires. The American was not criticized again that evening.
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Sumner
Charles Sumner
London
Mr. Sumner
Mr. Summer
Gray
A Glorious Part with a Pantry Burglar Note
A theater quip captures a performer claiming a perfect role though modest in scope. The actor jokes about a part as a burglar who breaks into a pantry and eats well at every performance, reflecting stage humor from Chicago sources.
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Mia
Chicago Record-Herald
Burnt Candle at Both Ends Cries in a Wife and Husband Scene
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a domestic quarrel over late work and a planned birthday gift. A wife urges rest while a husband insists on finishing a task. The exchange implies strain from long hours and mutual sacrifice. The source text reads as a dramatic, intimate vignette with fragile coherence.
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George
Monty
Artist Found Dead in Studio Causes Under Investigation
Providence artist Hugo Breull was found dead in his studio amid gas jets and a closed building. Police report unclear whether suicide or foul play. The incident occurred in Providence, with investigators examining surrounding premises and retrieving possible evidence from the scene.
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Coogan
Providence
R. 1
Hugo Breull
Thin City
How to Prepare Toothsome and Wholesome Dishes
This item outlines practical cooking guidance to craft tasty nutritious meals and reduce household worries. It emphasizes simple methods, the use of available ingredients, and practical steps to improve daily meal quality.
Complex Wire Trick Reveals a Financier's Plain English Plan
A Wall Street financier, seeking final approval for consolidating western enterprises, faced a cipher problem and chose to send plain English notes. An assistant split the messages across Western Union and postal blanks, sending two parts to be read together for safety. The ruse succeeded in conveying the plan without tipping off rivals.
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Chicago
New York
Amos
Wall Shreet
Walf
Western Union
Celtuer Snilf
Old Time London Days When Men In Pillory Were Pelted
A clipped account recalls 1700 London a small city of about 600 000 with rough main roads. Public spectacles included pillory victims pelted with rotten eggs and some punished with amputations. Drains, churchyards, and grim sights dot the era as brutal public discipline and executions drew crowds, while later notes reference slave wives and a violent divorce case.
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London
Southwrk
London Bridge
Temple Bar
Gillery
Tyburn
London Saturday Review
Apple and Nut Salad and Related Dishes
A cookbook fragment details preparations for nut treated items and salads. It covers making sugared nuts with lemon juice, dipping in syrup, and drying, plus Apple and Nut Salad with diced fruit and mayonnaise, Dress and Walnut Salad with English walnuts and French dressing, Potato and Nut Salad with olives, and a Creamed sweetbreads dish with roux and tomato mixture. It also references creamed lobster dishes and a rule for canned lobster in a chafing dish.
How to keep butter sweet and firm in summer kitchens
The fragment discusses butter handling in hot weather and advises ways to keep butter firm. It mentions heating butter with eggs, serving with buttered crackers, and using a napkin or ice to prevent softening. The piece references housewives and keeping butter from melting in summer heat.
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Tobater
Doan's Kidney Pills End Chronic Kidney Troubles
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for kidney disorders and related conditions. It cites Mrs. George W. Perry of Braddock It, MD, reporting relief from back pain after short use and a chronic case improved after two to three boxes. The copy claims over 100,000 recommendations and urges purchase at 50 cents a box from Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Kilney
Bright
George W. Perry
Braddock
Frederick
Doan
Othis
Rey Ody
Prisco
Foster-Milburn’ Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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