Supreme Court refuses review in embezzlement case over harbor project
The Supreme Court denies certiorari in the Georgia harbor improvements fraud case involving Benjamin D B S and four co-defendants. After convictions for conspiracy and embezzlement, the defendants petitioned for a writ of certiorari alleging extradition questions and conflicts over multistate charges. The denial leaves the circuit court rulings intact.
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Fragmentary note on hydrophobia death case
An incomplete report mentions hydrophobia related death and unclear details. The legibility is poor and no clear names, dates, or locations can be identified from the readable text.
New Yorkers Protest Bearding Facts and Finance
Readers criticize the bearding facts linked to Tom Hacks and note disapproval of New York exchange practices. The piece argues nationwide checks push deposits toward New York banks, reducing southern and western liquidity and driving out of town checks. It discusses implications for country banks and proposed measures to curb the flow of funds.
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I Will Do It Myself Trial Recalled Letters Labyrinth
In Georgetown Kentucky December 23 the seventh trial of Caleb Powe for complicity with Wham Goebel opened with Julie Hubbard of Grayson recalled to identify a letter she sent to Powe. The document outlines plans related to Goebel and the 4x efforts and mentions a witness describing a related event at cultural buildings. The testimony touches on a shooting incident and possible involvement in the planned work.
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Foul Crime Suspected in Fremont Disappearance Case
Sheriff denies arrest of Olaf Olsen in Rosalie. Mysterious disappearance of Gale Myrerfinas two weeks ago sparks large search. Journal notes confusion over a possible child tongue incident and planned conference in Fremont regarding the case.
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Gone With Another Elopement Attracts Police Attention
Special to The Northwestern reports a telegram to Racine Chief of Police Baksex about an elopement involving Wachitel and John Post. Police monitor relatives’ homes as efforts to capture the pair continue amid scandal and family distress.
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Mines Resume Work Amid Nevada Gala and Drought Delays
Workers returned to the mine today at dawn after a three day pause caused by drought conditions. Mine owners and officials prepared the site for resumed operations as summer activities continue in the region.
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Nevada
Surprised Their Friends Jocrnal Laughter Fate
Fragmentary OCR notes show a puzzled line about surprised friends and a fate related phrase. No clear persons places or events are readable.
Competition for Gold
A titled event draws competitors in a direct contest for top honors. Details indicate a sporting or athletic showdown with participants vying for the premier prize, highlighting skill, strategy, and determination.
Clean Strake Is Broken
Fragmentary text records indicate a broken strake and damage assessment after an unspecified event. No clear entities or dates are readable to identify location or responsible parties.
Unable to Extract Coherent News Item
The provided text is garbled and lacks identifiable people, places, or events to summarize into a factual news card. No clear entities or actions are present to form a meaningful T or S.
No More Legal Holidays
Fragmentary item notes a change or stance about holidays, with unclear details on policy or authority. The readable text mentions a date fragment and possible reference to a person named Geyer, but specifics are not evident.
Captain and wife drown in barge incident
The report notes a fatal drowning involving a captain and his wife aboard a barge. Details are sparse but indicate a water-related mishap with no broader context given.
Ex-Governor Horn of Togoland Found Guilty in Native Death
Berlin reports ex governor Horn of Togoland was fined 375 marks plus costs and transferred to another port after being found guilty of cause of death of a native named Zedu. The man died after being bound to a flagstaff with no food or water for hours during detention, according to the disciplinary court findings.
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Discounting the Future of Forest Land Contracts
A fragmented OCR note references a company contract regarding the development or leasing of forest lands. The text mentions terms like progression, future impact, and potential financing or policy considerations affecting land use. Names, dates, and clear actions are unclear due to damaged wording.
New Press Law for China Raises Rights to Publicity
A newly proposed Chinese press law aims to restrain interference in reporting. The draft ordinance seeks clearer protections for press freedom and public access to proclamations and government notices.
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Behind Closed Doors in Legal Drafts and Schemes
Fragmentary notes describe legal maneuvers in a Count von Molte case with scattered names and phrases. The text references lawyers, a request for settlements, and ongoing proceedings, though many specifics are garbled and unclear.
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Unclear OCR Notice From Washington D C Reference
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a dermatologist and an individual tied to a national political context, with scattered references to Florida and a family. Details are garbled, but hints cover a formal notice or obituary style, including names and locations that are partially unreadable.
Seventy Three Bodies Found In Local Tragedy
Fragmentary OCR report notes a large fatal incident with dozens of victims at a local site. Details are unclear but the casualty count appears high and investigators work through debris and evidence.
Highwaymen kill two in daring daylight ambush
Fragmentary text describes highwaymen killing two men and looting silver coins. Names and details are unclear but indicate a violent robbery during daylight with attackers ambushing victims and escaping with pay. No further identifiable entities available.
Storm damages amid telegraph outages across Midwest
Severe sleet disrupts telegraph lines from Chicago to St. Louis with many wires down and cut. Traffic slows as storms shift eastward past Pittsburgh while ocean liners Mauritania and other ships adjust moorings and river levels rise toward a new stage.
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Railroad Pleads Guilty in Back Island Yard Case
The Back Island Yard case saw a series of guilty pleas entered in a district court. Pleas were described as tentative by Judge Landis as the proceedings unfolded, with multiple defendants facing charges related to longer car alignments.
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Wisconsin suit names local officials in alleged conspiracy
A Wisconsin county case lists defendants including a sheriff and business leaders accused of conspiring with nonunion workers. The suit claims coordinated actions against workers and alleges ongoing charges. Defendants were summoned for discovery examinations next Saturday.
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McGovern Clashes Over Clagey Testimony in Perjury Trial
District Attorney McGovern addressed the jury for over two hours in the trial of a high official linked to the defense department. Prosecutors argued the chief gave false testimony to hinder corruption investigations related to the defeat of the Bletcher bill. Closing arguments were expected to finish later this afternoon. McGovern opened for the state. Franz Eschweller aided. T E B Ryan represented the defense followed by James O Connor for the defendant.
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Taft Momentum Grows in Mock Campaign Rhetoric
The fragment hints at Taft gaining support in a political clash with Roemer and others. It references Michigan and a broader national scene with mentions of political backers and pressure on opponents. The passage is garbled but centers on Taft as a strong candidate and potential frontrunner.
Fire in Five Story Tenement Injures Firemen
A fire at a five story tenement on East Ep today injures a fireman seriously and leaves other persons burned. The incident disrupted mining and underground work in Norris St Morris Aurora North Aurora and Pabst areas as repairs were needed to restore operations.
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Boy Santa Claus Burned In Milwaukee Incident
A report from Milwaukee describes a boy playing Santa Claus who suffered facial and hand burns during a public event. The injury occurred as he attempted to hand out gifts, with onlookers assisting and the child later expected to recover. The article notes the event involved uninsured participants and mentions the festive scene and crowd presence.
Hearst Retraction On New York Election Coverage
Hearst retracts reporting from the New York Evening Journal about a primary hearing. The correction notes previous errors in coverage of a political nomination and the associated hearing process.
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Hearst
Chinese Soldiers Mutiny Near Aigun Recounts
Fragmentary report describes a mutiny by Chinese soldiers near Aigun and clashes involving local troops. Unclear details and names due to damaged OCR text.
Federation Meeting Plans With Vast Membership
Fragmentary text indicates a planned meeting of a federation or federation-like group with a million members and multiple organizations involved. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Illinois Central Case Attorney Declines Closing Argument
In a Chicago courtroom Attorney Lerrick declines delivering the closing argument before Judge Ball in the Illinois Central case, halting the proceedings to await further orders. The court schedules next steps as parties wait on unresolved motions and potential verdict timelines.
Taggart Calls for Democrat National Committee Meeting
The Democratic National Committee chairman Taggart issued a call for the national committee to meet in Denver. The notice was issued from Indianapolis on December 23 and follows discussions within the party about the upcoming national convention and agenda.
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Appointed Papal Nuncio
Monsignor Porretti named as papal nuncio to a European post amid Vatican reshuffle. Appointment highlights include diplomacy, church hierarchy roles, and anticipated ties with local Catholic communities.
Murder Will Out In Foiled Bank Letter Heist
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a bank letter theft with phrases about robbers and stamps. The garbled text mentions an office, envelopes, and pouches, hinting at an attempted mail or bank-related crime and a thwarted theft.
Fights Sunday Law Threat Enlivens Local Debate
A vague clipping notes a proprietor challenging a Sunday law with unrest and community responses. Names and clear places are unreadable, but the item signals legal scrutiny and ongoing public discussion.
Thieves Take Provisions From Village Store
A burglary report states unknown thieves raided a local store, stealing food and supplies. Police are investigating the break in and reviewing security footage for clues. Authorities urge any witnesses to come forward.
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