Powe's Jury Disagress In Murders Case
Fragmentary OCR recounts a murder trial with jury disagreement over guilt. Names appear garbled but reference to a man identified as Powers and an associated secretary position, with mentions of a former army and British strike context. Exact roles and verdict remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Powe
George tox Ky
Jon
Witham
vicebel
Caleb Pxers
Geeut
cs pri
Unclear OCR fragment about a 4 month older title event
Incomplete text from a historical page mentions a 4 month aged item and possible reference to a person or event. The exact details, names, places, dates, and actions are not decipherable from the fragment.
GAGE Pee eae GAGE rh e and Sia
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a name GAGE and phrases about a person named Shes Ptah Pe thy Inst ome. Readable content is too incomplete to identify a coherent event or outcome for a proper newspaper card.
Thaw's Second Trial Key Testimony On Insanity Question
New York January 6 details emerge on the Thaw case with Harry K Thaw facing a potential Supreme Court review as attorneys urge actions on Mrs Evelyn Nesbit testimony regarding insanity. The defense signals possible appeals while prosecutors press to keep or bar the witness depending on the impact on Thaw’s state of mind. The proceedings reference the 1907 Paris testimony and ongoing questions of admissibility amid intense public interest.
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New York
Harry K.Fhaw
Stanford White
tod
supreme court
Victor Dowling
Jerome
Evelyn Nesbit
Paris
iondant
ory
Pettibone Augured Western Miners Trial Conspiracy
A clipped report details a conspiracy indictment against Pettibone Auguifted and partners including Morry Grehard and Joan Bim. It references George A. Itihone and wsFL, Wood, and Stover facing charges in Caldwell with promised future court actions. Simpkins is described as a fugitive pursued by police.
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HUEY Boise
minaler
fary genbern
Morry Grehard
Joan Bime
weuuttal
George A. itihone
wsFL
Weatern fed partners
sith
Steunenders
Stover
Dichand
Vandurn
Cansen
Caldwell
Monkey A Hoodoo and the Tampered Ties Trial
A garbled report claims a monkey show in the city faced accusations of trickery tied to a theater company. The text implies blame toward a manager and references to a hoax or fraud connected with a prior event and a performer named Timothy Leavers.
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sal Serpany
Pomper
Timothy
grark company
de romenmherg
amd
ratty
faye coe
stratei
Stabbed wife in bed. husband attempts suicide in Pa
Frank Smith of Chester County Fasten Pennsylvania killed his wife after forcing entry into a house where she and her sister stayed. He used a carving knife, then attempted to kill himself with a throat and abdomen wound. The crime followed an accusation of infidelity. both were about twenty five.
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rank Smith
Eagton
Fasten
Frank Smith
City
Chester Smith
Smith
KIM
Teuver
Corey Meets First Wife Stel Trust Head at Father's Home
Pittsburg Jan. 6 William EMS president of the Stel corporation and his divorced wife hold conferences at Braddock with Alfred A Corey, father of W Corey. Corey arrived from New York with his present wife. Mrs Laura Corey, sister-in-law, appeared as arrangements were made amid unsettled matters.
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Stel Trust
Corey
Pittsburg
Wiliam EMs
United States Stel corporation
Alfred. A. Corey
W. Corey
Braddork
New York
Laura
gevillg
Will contest arises over large New York estate
Albany Jan 6 A statement says the will of the late Rhinelander of New York City, valued around 16.4 million dollars, may be contested by William Rhine, son of the deceased, who lives in Albany. Maier alleges the Rhinelander heirs conspired to hide the estate's true size.
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Derrand
Albany
Rhinelander
New York city
William
Rhinetepla son
Maier
Newis
wis
Count Beni Sues For 400 Dollars In Paris Suit
Count Beni de Castelane has brought suit for $409 against a Pittsburg teacher of the French language for writings about royalty and American millionaires. Raymond Gros of North Fifth Avenue, a contributor to French literature, was notified that the action was brought against him in Paris.
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Beni
dan
Beni de Castelane
Whitmore tied to murder as wife found in Brooklyn saloon
Police close in on Theodore S Whitmore in the Whitmore murder case after body identification at a Brooklyn saloon. Jewelry allegedly worn by his wife is recovered, letters tied to the crime are under expert study, and accomplice Harry Hendrickson faces bail denial as investigators seek the coroner and grand jury actions.
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Newark
XN. J
Java
Mats ying
Theodore S. Whitmore
Whitmore
Brooklyn
Harry
Harry Hendrickson
Joseph Harry Hendrickson
Leng
Der
Wealthiest Woman In South Bend Dies At 75
Mrs Mary Louise Morgan Whitney reputed wealthiest woman in the south dies at her New Orleans home aged seventy five after an illness of about two months. She was widow of Charles A Whitney and, with her father, helped build Morgan's Louisiana & Texas railroad, now part of the Southern Pacific system.
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South Bend
New Orleans
Mary Louise Morgan Whitney
south
Whitney
Charlies A. Whitney
Morgan
Louisiana & Texas railroad
Southern Pacific railway
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