Jenkins Seeks Associate Justice Post in District of Columbia
Representative John J. Jenkins of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin has strong support from Senator Spooner and Wisconsin cronies for a district of Columbia supreme court seat. A vacancy exists after Justice Haynes departure and a White House decision is anticipated after Monday conference.
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Washington
John J. Jenkins
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Supreme Court of
District of Coumbia
Haynes
Judge Jenkins
Senator Spooner
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Vonpe
Wee
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Oyster
Babeth
Spooner
Knox Dent
Jenkines
District of Columbia
Douglas County Protests Before Tax Commission
A Douglas County delegation including Stayer Cherles NM Hare Mer Thomas E. Lyon and David Dodie pressed the tax commission for relief. The group cited higher assessments and questioned the burden on residents while the supreme court heard related hearings in the afternoon.
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Nadisan
Poughie
Cherles
Hare
Thomas E. Lyon
Supertye
David Dodie
Raii
Te Tax Cernig
Ta Vomines
Douglas Cou
Douglas County
Supreme ‘Court
Douglas Equnty
Brighton Beach Entries
The snippet lists entries from Brighton Beach with names and some race details. It mentions a mile trial and references 2043 dates or numbers, indicating a sports meeting or track event with multiple participants.
Lutherans At Cleveland Open General Synod Session
The General Evangelical Lutheran synod opened in Cleveland today for a seven day meeting. About 300 clergymen attended with morning sessions at the church and afternoon meetings continuing through the week.
Northwestern conductor dead in Iowa accident
An abrupt report from Citrel Iowa states Myron, a longtime Northwestern yard master and bridge conductor, died Tuesday night following a construction yard incident. Authorities say he had worked for thirty years with the Northwestern system, mainly in Milwaukee and Appleton, and recently served at Werterrhoe.
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Northwesters
Mibvauxes
Wis
Myron
Sears
Northwestern Real Be
Rifle shooting date and defending showcase noted
A garbled AP item mentions date of a rifle shooting and a selected team set to defend a trophy at an interstate HS meet. It references Kagteya and Laws and places such as Wash TM ayn trophy and Gake iy, Alas, with unclear details.
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Hy Associated Press
Kagteya
Laws
Soett
ASUS
Fam
HS Cnet
Gake Iy
Sipe Waabe
All Night Ox Steamer Operates Amid Confusion
Fragmentary OCR describes a steamer trip with passengers in a crowded car, no cabin accommodations, and a mood of eerie unease as the vessel moves toward a main scene. Detailing is unclear and many words are garbled.
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Gepmafort
Sale of Searnard in New York Aug. railroad link
A note reports a sale in New York in August concerning a railway project linked to the Searnard matter and a representative of the President Williame administration speaking on the subject.
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New York
Aus
Tewatinn
Seageant
Portenns
Williame
Plenty of Indians Parade Draws Crowd in Oshkosh
Dr. Carlyle, who volunteered to drill the boys, invited all interested to meet at City Hall at one oclock. Nearly a hundred youths gathered, eager to become Indians even temporarily. He advised proper costume and held daily drills to recruit companions for a larger parade turnout.
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H. XN
Hurty
Veloei Unis
Ala
Carlyle
Xcity
Corruption charges filed over county funds case
Milwaukee reports Inspector Fred Heiden Jr of the house of correction seeks a full investigation into alleged irregularities involving county orders and varnish payments. Heiden's attorney Austin Fehr Gehr plans action before the county board and state service commission to pursue charges and penalties.
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Milwaukee
Journal Today
Fred Heiden Jr
House of Correction
Austin
Board of Comaty In Service Commission
Leiden
Witness Testimony in Powgonspir Case Draws Crowd
Georgetown Ky Aug 1 Henry Yeats will testify in the Powgonspir case. The Scott circuit court room was crowded as Frankfort attendees arrived for the examination. Wrerton Golden was cross examined by the defense as the case develops new angles.
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Georgetown
Henry Yeats
Scott Circuit Court
Frankfort
Jer
Wellington Hotel
Wrerton Golden
Mexico to be represented in national irrigation congress
Associated Press reports Lehe August 12 that Mexico will be represented at the eleventh National Irrigation Congress. The note highlights official attendance and the importance of river control and irrigation projects for the country.
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Associated Press
Lehe
Outlaw Encounters End in Defeat for Posse
Report from the Associated Press notes a confrontation between a posse and an escaped outlaw near Blackinor Mee Wai. The outlaw overpowers the posse, suffering a decisive loss by six points as the confrontation ends in the outlaw’s escape.
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Associated Press
Omega Stee
Porse
Man Seeks Inspection Of Company Books In Mismanagement Case
An Associated Press report notes John F. Dor filed a peremptory mandamus demanding Metropol company books be opened for inspection. He alleges mismanagement and irregularities in accounts.
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Assoniated Press
John F. Dorfolder
Metropol $ Y
Curzon's Term Extended as Viceroy of India
The term of Lord Curzon as viceroy of India is extended from January to May 1904. The government plans to allow him to continue duties in India beyond the current period, potentially for another two years if able to fulfill the role.
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Associated Press
Landen
Curazan
India
Bert
George Antemiamoens
Ted Sretary
Coren
Two Convicts Insane in Narthawesta State Hospital Incident
In a historic dispatch, two inmates at the Northern hospital near Marinette, accused of escape attempts, are described as insane. Authorities report their ages and origin stories, noting one had ties to the highway tech firm before transfer.
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Santo Wdar
Hema
Sam Iansilie
Marinette
Hahway Tech Ives
Marbut
Australia tariff debate prompts imperial trade concerns
Fragmentary text notes Australian fears over tariff policies within the imperial system. It references government representatives and colonial reactions without clear dates, names, or concrete actions beyond general trade intent and policy discussion.
Irondequoit Triumphs In Open Race Series
Local racing report highlights Irondequoit as winner in a sequence of events. The narrative mentions boats, crews, and a Canadian cap race with unspecified results, noting a swift start and ongoing competition amid marine sports chatter.
Insurrection Dims Across Balkan Fronts
The report surveys rising insurgencies in Monastir and surrounding regions, with Turkish forces surrounding Krusheye and clashes continuing in Dvina, Kastoria, and Florina. Bulgarian villages face attacks while arrests and evacuations unfold as officials reassure steps to prevent wider bloodshed.
Workmen Right and Rise in Labor Movement
A battered telegraph dispatch from Keife reports casualties among workers amid a strike wave pressing labor reform. The piece argues workers are advancing political freedom and shaping changes to the labor system.
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New York
Kiefe
Rucsiz
Landen
Edward to Visit Continent Principal Tour Planned
A diplomatic note from Associated Press reports Edward will visit continental Europe after leaving for Victoria and Albert’s shipyard at the Thames mouth. The prince will travel through Lancaster until August and then proceed to Caen to pay respects, with a stay at Marion for a fortnight.
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Glenden
Victoria
Thames
Vitoria
Albert
RhoNe
Marion
Duke
Lancaster
Caenny
Sieperet
Wright Not Cast Down In Fraud Trial Set For August
London news reports Whitaker Wright, director at the London and International Finance Corporation, faces trial on fraud charges. He remains confident as the case resumes on August 1 and continues through August 24 with the defendant appearing in court.
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Associated Frese
London
Ave
Whitaker Wright
The
Londen and
Finanes Carpinatiien
Vanderhill Returns From Europe With Noted Port Duty Collection
New York August 1 reports Tieginald Vanderhill and his bride returning from Europe. They paid duty on a ship at Reston port, delivering the largest collection ever made from a returning traveler at that port.
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New York
Vanderhill
Reston
Officials Accused as Conspirators in Local Justice Plot
Aekochited Prasss Chicago reports that Charse Marke foise Warr and others including Justice of the Peace Magen Malthiot and Go W. Yoker are said to be linked to a scheme to seize control of public justice. Warrants were issued to arrest several board members amid claims of bribery and drunken influence in political actions at the Hre Ten race track and related enterprises.
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Aekochited Prasss Chicago
Pee Mee Lange
Brea
Lange
Setal Booknunkere
Mremin
Am Arcusitiene
Def Lange
Senator Heyburn’s Marriage Ties to Yeatiminy Bride
Chester August 12 United States Senator Heyburn and Miss Yeatiminy were married at the Yeatman homestead in Clement township. After a wedding dinner the couple left in a Pullman car for their wedding trip beginning next week at Wallace Idaho. The bride wore crepe de chine with old point lace from the family. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hescabn of Louisville and Mrs. H.C. Metstill of Duluth plus Miss Yearmaen, sister of the bride.
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Associated Press
Chester
United States
Heyburn
Yeatiminy
Klement
Heme Igle
Wallace
Idaho
Hescabn
Louisville
H.C. Metstill
Duluth
Minn
Fhr Yearmaen
First Gun for Roosevelt Elected Delegates
The 1H elected county Wilkesharre Pennsylvania delegates at the convention were the first in the country to be instructed for Press Roosevelt. They vowed to use all means to secure support. William S. Waadh for appointment. Carroll D. Wricht did not carry an endorsement of William R. Hearst as a presidential candidate. A preamble endorsing Hearst for Congress had been introduced.
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Wilkesharre
Roosevelt
Denver
Trades Council
Wiliam S. Waadh
Erd
Carroll D. Wricht
Willam R. Hearst
Celebrates Wedding Amid Turbulent Times In New York
Fragmented OCR text reports a wedding under strenuous circumstances in New York. It mentions Tamil heroes, a large turnout at a poll, and relatives of a person named Michaels. The passage is unclear but suggests a public gathering and wedding celebration concurrent with political events.
Mustn't Alter Paintings Decorations At Toronto Court
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dispute over paintings used as decorations in Toronto. The document references a Mr. Dete Jos and a surname Jos with possible legal actions pending by justices. The text is unclear and names are partially legible.
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Canada
Dete Jos Petinte
Closing for the Defense Noted Amid Turbulent Trial
A terse court scene shows counsel asserting a verdict watch as the defense closes. Jurors hear final remarks from attorneys while the judge prepares to charge the panel ahead of deliberations.
Prisoners Held After Explosive Case Confusion
Reported chaos surrounds a case involving four suspects including Aten Heena Ment and Wins living Viewn. Authorities identify a violent incident at Bagseo and Cairse of sacrase, with the court now deciding the fate of the four detainees.
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Livine
Bagseo
Big Store for Negroes Opens in Newark
A Newark press note describes a new department store aimed at African American customers. A fan plan sets a $10 entry and invites five referrals, hoping to raise about $40,000 through this recruitment scheme.
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New York
Ave
Newark
Sugar Takes Slump as Prices Droop Worldwide
Sugar prices fall after a global slide, with all grades reduced by a tenth of a penny per pound. Officials cite market oversupply and weaker demand as key factors behind the decline reported by Axcocated Press in New York on August 12.
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Axcocated Press
New York
Kishinev Riots Report Details Jewish Victims and Authorities
The British vice consul in Kishineff reports two thirds of the town disturbed on Monday with forty-one Jews killed and 383 wounded. He describes lax authorities, limited troop use until late afternoon, and isolated cases of violence including two women assaulted. Estimates place Jewish losses near two million roubles. mass trials loom in Tiraspol with hundreds charged for rioting and murder.
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Odessa
Pat Odewsa
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Bosanquet
Associated Press
Kishinef
Flatere
Onmma
Regsarahetz
Kishineff
Helief
Aly
Tiraspol
Gyreber
Sakehatin
Milwaukee Lodge Men to Attend Week of Entertainment
Tre Comprales of KRotghia of VYrthins Uniformed Rank plan a visit to Hahkeenematta Week. They seek more members and arrange entertainments at North Park or a similar venue on the shores of the Wartage. Members will wear uniforms and parade as part of the event.
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Vyrthins
Hahkeenematta
Cis
Knights
Herscher
Campany
Unifenn
Pepe Mamdas
Netanix
Rane Sampanics
Fehles
North Park
Meinerset
Bardeame
Antoras
Pope Recovers From Fainting Fit After Brief Collapse
Reports from the Vatican indicate Pope Pius has recovered after fainting yesterday. He left his apartment for fresh air in the Vatican garden, then returned to speak with doctors who say he is nearly fully recovered though still advised rest and light exertion.
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Vatican
Lappom
Fifth Divorce Seeks Reversal Amid Turmoil
A troubled case unfolds as Grace, described as persistent, pursues a fifth divorce while a stalker story threads through. The narrative hints at marriage hopes involving Frauke Nixon Coffin and a hesitant plan to remarry for a fourth time, with hints of ongoing relationship drama and legal maneuvers.
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Grace
Shay
Frauke Nixon
Marriage of W. O. Nelson and Miss May Gaffner Reported
Special to The KoeLiern from Ash e Wis dated Aug 12 notes the public revelation of the marriage between W. O. Nelson a Neenah businessman and Miss May Gaffner of Fond du Lac. The piece mentions mixed gossip about fires and other events from years past and identifies the wedding party and observers in Menasha and Neenah.
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Marrlane
Orkee Twin City Keys
KoeLiern
Yashe
Wis
Neenthi
Alex Elen May Gaffner
Fond du Lac
Pridioneal
Nelson Ty Neenabl
Eac
Wheeler
Menasha
Mary Rieth Matesson
Stegdesy
Nees
Willen
Pepreit
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Dire
Moran
Mra M
Apa
Marglactumrs
Anan
Mat Srorit
Joy
Saliey
Chiep
Taliis
James Brown
Nore Nay Ie
Taft Denies Rumor of Reshuffle in War Office
A dispatch reports speculation that Secretary Root would resign and be replaced by the Philippine governor, with Taft disputing the claim. Mansfield Taft and Major General Davis declined the report, and Taft stated no such succession was planned.
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Root
War Department
Georse W. Davis
Philppines
Het
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