Arson Plot Aims to Burn Cincinnati Building
C C Brewer a capitalist was charged with arson after a plan to blow up a five story warehouse leased by Warfars, following family disputes with his second wife and two daughters. A clerk found a lit candle, kerosene, a fuse and dynamite in a vacant room, and police arrested Brewer before the device could be used. Brewer recently died and Union Trust appointed receiver.
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Cincinnati
Mall
O C. C. Brewer
Deate Sal Ambrose
Kentucky
Breuer
Warfars
Wes
Union Trust Company
WHS
Tolewed
Unclear fragmentary note from 32 HNCSE stew fins
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent event or identifiable entities. The readable parts offer only partial terms without a clear subject, action, or location to summarize into a factual news item.
Vast Tree Described With Incredible Span and Girth
A fragment describes a colossal tree with a height near forty feet and a spread of branches totaling about 175 feet. The report notes the tree’s vast girth and overall dimensions as a remarkable natural specimen.
Will of Chicago Hotel Man Quoted in Probate Files
A fragmentary will appears in probate records naming Alwin Sehac as husband of Henry Schartier, a Chicago hotel operator, indicating the document reflects a dispute or settlement regarding the estate. The readable portion cites the declaration and relationship to the deceased.
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Grerap
Tand
Alwin Sehac
Henry Schartier
Chicago
Exports Hit December Peak. US Surpasses Prior Year
Official figures show December exports at 207 600 08 dollars while full year exports reach 590 171 060, an all time high. December imports total 92 0 below December of last year as banking effects and prior year declines influence the trade balance.
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Washington
Jan
Europe
Pais
Troops at Goldfield to Remain Until New State Policing
Washington January 18 The president telegraphed a message from Nevada asking to keep troops at Goldfield until Nevada forms a capable peace force. He pledged to allow troops to stay for a reasonable time and urged rapid organization of a competent 25 post state police.
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Washington
Nevada
Goldfeld
Sparks
Icors
Sed Beckkeeping Cause of Graft
A fragmentary report from the Hotelster address outlines graft concerns tied to census classifications. The text references dangers of social circles at a hotel, a guest’s nervous condition, and a mysterious death tied to a house trot incident.
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Hote
Ster
D. North
Wee - D.C
Roanoke murder case tied to February fire death
Police say a Roanoke, Virginia man was linked to a fatal February fire where a body was found burned beyond recognition in a small shed. Detective Belivin leads the New York case involving the suspect tied to extralegal acts and a heavy instrument found at the scene.
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Dogan
New York
Roanoke
Ing
Pieces of bodies turn up in Boyertown mass funeral aftermath
Reported in Boyertown on January 21 after a deadly disaster, funeral efforts overwhelmed streets and cemeteries. Dozens of unidentified remains are being buried in a single plot at Fairview cemetery with brick walls separating coffins. Mourners, undertakers, and officials described a grim scene as bodies are recovered, clothing looted, and a large monument planned for the plot.
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Boyertown wiBster
Ceme
Steetrigges
Varios Atonues
Fairview Teretory
Hanover Square
Knipe
Gric
Hace Mordtermoon
New Haneres
Bovertown
Wallis
Boyertown
Med Opera House
Pivces
Fairview Cemetery
Arrest Report Reveals Struggle With Mother-in-Law
A garbled 19th century style account describes John Mied detaining his prisoner, Mrs. Kate Pitman, during a tense incident in Durington. The scene includes a shield, a patrol, and an arrest following a confrontation at the residence.
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Durington
X. J
John
Kate Pitman
Lim Ke
Evercome
No More Cheap Fares In Texas Day Tea Jan 18
Texas Tauro mission rescinds fare cuts for passenger travel, raising rates toward half a cent per mile. Westin o VCt spa ug ely serves the coeds into great inconvenience in connection.
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Texas
Texas Tauro
Ber
Westerm O Vct Spa Ugely
Misread Fourth of July Court Rules Celebrate Pieces
A garbled OCR note mentions July Fourth and a court agreement. Key names or places are unclear, but the fragment indicates a legal or ceremonial action connected to the Fourth and some party named in dispute.
Cave-in traps workers. rescuers save several lives
Rough OCR reads a cave-in at a worksite in Iowa. A gang of laborers were buried but rescuers quickly acted to free them. Names such as Tony Tomc, Lovis Westow are mentioned among possible injured or rescued workers.
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Gang of Workmen
Tony Tomccek
Lovis Westow
Ten Thousand Demand Work In Seattle
Seattle residents march to city hall on January 18 demanding employment food and shelter from the council. The demonstration gathers 10 000 participants and underscores urgent relief needs in the city.
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Seattle
Wash
Eango Vail
Mondey
Currency Reform Plan by Latimer Aims to Unify Money
Latimer vice president of Ashland Wisconsin based Northern Nations bank proposes a government currency that is safe flexible and uniform. He argues current notes lack liquidity and criticizes national bank notes as government backed and bank controlled. He calls for a nine to fifteen member board to oversee a new reserve backed currency with government issued notes and a large coin reserve.
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C. F. Latimer
Northern Nations Bank of
Ashland
Wis
Mr. Latimer
National Bank
Uncle Sam
Latimer
Trin
United States
Senate
Gahoeve
Tha Hers
Tees
Germany
Treasury
Nuggets of News in Baltimore Masonic Temp Quits
Fragmented notes describe a fire at the Lehigh Valley railroad shops in Pennsylvania and a hanging at Charhet County in Georgia. White guard T. G. Stelie is linked to a conviet ramp incident in this county as a marvel, with working time cited.
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Baltimore
Quito. Ly
Lehigh Yauco
Renin
Charhet
Marvel T. G. Stelie
Georar
Indictments Grow as Capitol Wrath Spreads
A fragmentary report notes rising indictments amid Capitol turmoil. The text references officials, counties, and court actions, with hints of charges and a continuing legal process. Details are unreadable, but the overall tone points to widening legal actions following political unrest.
Locomotive Seized to Sat Near East Agherstor
A garbled report from Rochester details a seized locomotive connected to city tax matters and a planned alteration of rail fares. Police were notified as authorities attempted to resolve the dispute and restore service.
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Rochester
Rly
drew t+ Smith
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