Debs Case Upheld by Supreme Court in Habeas Corpus Ruling
May 27 report states the Supreme Court denied a writ of habeas corpus for Eugene Debs and others, upholding government jurisdiction over interstate commerce and railway strike disruptions. The decision allows continued imprisonment and affirms injunctions against the American Railway union actions, with prior officers sentenced for contempt and the case drawing wide public attention.
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Ton
D. C
United Reque Court
Eugene Vo Debs
Enur
Dugene V
Debs
Ouletts
United Stautes
Hailway
Woods
Imerferias
Atroylms
Central Road
L Owtedge
Tudge Woods
Monaril
Sylvester Kelcher
J. S Hogan
Wiliam BF. Goodwin
Martin J
Sion
Lister-state
Acta Cone
Eirccit
Supreme Court
Qeculrt
Grars
Lem Moon
Ifarnia Chinaman
Gresham Relapses As Secretaries Health Worsens In D C
Secretary Gresham's condition worsens with pleural fluid around the lungs. doctors report a decline over the last four hours though not yet in immediate danger. In Washington a May 27 update notes his critical state and the need for careful monitoring by his physicians amid other Senate committee notes on ventilation and Capitol wing issues.
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Washington, D.C
Gresham
Washington, D. C
Washington
Mies Polge
Senate
Senate Committee On
Capitol
Cattle War Erupts In Routt County Clash Wounds Four
Four men seriously injured in the first open clash between sheep and cattle men near Wolcott on Sheep Horn. Wounds include deep gashes, neck injuries, and multiple knife cuts. Sheep drivers from Wyoming and Montana press south toward Walcott. cattle men, 359 strong at Steamboat Springs, vow to keep sheep out by force if needed. Tensions rise as hostile actions threaten further violence.
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Tecutt
Thom
Wiliam Macna
Alex. Winslow
Yon Dye
John Winslow
Wolcott
Rehone
Rattle
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Bocie
Walcott
Steamboat Springs
Wilde polishes note as jury verdict waits in London
London readers relay Oscar Wilde's handwritten statement denying charges and praising youth, art, and humanity. The note, penned in his own graceful hand on flourished paper, expresses disdain for social ranks and emphasizes artistic impulse amid trial tension. Willie and Taylor visit Pentonville chapel. prisoners may see friends four times yearly if conduct remains good.
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Wilde
London
Oscar Wilde
Romely Feut
Plouigh-Bay
Gare
USUAK
Wible
Willie
Faylor
Pentogille Yes
Burglary at Waupaca Post Office Caused by Expert Crew
Burglars entered the Waupaca Wisconsin post office last night and stole about $40 in cash from the safe. The safe was bored into from the top with a charge that nearly blew the safe apart. Valuable letters and documents were damaged by heat. inspectors were summoned, but police have no leads.
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Wrupun
Wis
Stampa
Omre
Oahkast
Snowstorm Closes In On Northern Wisconsin Fires Quelled
Snow fell across northern Wisconsin overnight with about two inches blanketing the ground after rain. The storm halted spread of frontline forest fires that had been advancing, while weather limited suppression efforts.
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Akay
Pires Tran Telit
Wis
Wisconsin
Police chief Byrnes seeks retirement in New York
Police Superintendent Byrnes has asked the police commissioners for retirement and the board has granted the request. The move comes as Byrnes ends years of service in New York, with officials noting his lengthy tenure and prior reforms.
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New Y York
New York
Byrnes
Spotters Cause Rail layoffs and wage restoration plans
In Calumbus Ohio on May 2 seventeen pradenver consurrers on the Maltimore and Chile railroad lines were discharged. Spotters have been active on the road recently. In Catomet Michigan on May a fetarns announced that Calumet and Tlecln Min ims company plans to restore wages to pre 10 percent cut levels for 3,500 workers. In Hawthorne Wisconsin on May five a freight train on the Chhenra Milwaukee and St Paul railway wrecked killing two men.
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Calumbus
Ohio
Pradenver
Catomet
Calumet and
Tlecln Minims
Erpley
T Wewthornes
Eau Claire
Wit
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Hawthorne
Wis
Grangers Hang On and Markets Report Stronger
Grangers hang on as foreign markets show strength and Newu tally notes a cautious close. Wheat opened higher amid frost reports in Nebraska and Minnesota and persistent buying, while corn lagged on huge receipts. Hog and pork prose nds shift as grain buyers move into provisions, with outside purchases propping up prices despite initial weakness. Royal Baking Powder ad inserted amid Dairy and Food Commissioner notes.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Minnesota
Linoix
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Henry
Kenerak
Sic
Slic
Wise
hMoc
St Byale
Grain Commission
Cox
Wisconsin Dairy and Food Commissioner
Field Day Winners at Ingalls Park Wis May Day Meet
Large crowd attended Ingalls park field day exercises with multiple events. Winners include MeAgsey in running high jump, Reri in obstacle race, Reed in 20 yard dash and 1 yard hurdle, Jones in hammer throw, Byatt in mile bicycle race, and Reed in 1 yard wheel barrow race. Local notices mention deaths, sermons, concerts, and visits in Markesan and nearby towns.
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Colene Kews Rinpan
Wis
Mey
Ingalls Park
MeAgsey
Reri
Reed
KR. L. Guis
Fuller
Thompson
Jones
Hitchcock
Palmer
Leahs
Byatt
Tle
Anile Rund
W. Co. Hitchcock
J. HB. Brown
J. Davetass
Milwaukee
College Glee Club
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Glee Club
Dartford
Picketts
Trasendale
Rosendale
Waupun
Marksesan
Gehkesh
L. Selden
Ut Wits
P. Folsom
Markesan Visted
Miss Winch
C. Short
Yale
Baptist Church
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Harumayed
Sumlay Afteernnat
MLC A
Wwe
Missionery Volunteers
Classef
Teavée
Tinkerton
Fletherletn
Mary Me
Court reconvenes as trial arguments proceed in Maitland
The circuit court reconvened at Maitland at 2 o clock with concluding arguments under way. J C Kerwin represents the defense in a case involving Gilbert Paper Co. and other parties. Judge Fond du Lac presiding, next week or within the term, Emil Schulz and Chyna Weth & Pieyer of Madiean appear for the plaintiff and defendant respectively. Albany May 27 The court sentenced Dr Robert Buchan 247 to his term with likely release around July 4.
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Orcuit
Thie Greerawan
Maitland Va
Gibert
J. C. Kerwin
We Felker
Inde Gisen Af
Emil Schulz
Catenantal Taureater Co
FLW
Horon
Brehanan
Albany
Tuxley Gexe
Maniel
State
Flaxley
Goss
Gente
Joseph Vogel
Charles Abrams
Ting Thelry Wiles
Hans Peterson
Japan A Shrewd One Paria May 14
A reading of a dispatch discusses geopolitics with speculation on Russo-British-France-Germany alignments, Japan’s influence in the Far East, and potential shifts in Europe and the Nile. It covers imperial strategies, naval questions, colonial issues, religious endowments, and scientific notes on sardines and balloons.
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Paria
Wisconsin
Pyeas
Japan
Iéneland
Russia
Frene
Germany
Ruséla
Oty
Gulas—Ihon
Junin
Enmxland
Pacifc
Hanoi
Chia
Teusche
Shir
Mouxleehourla
Tishia
Wrashygar
Dour
Tapas
Sushellen
Tex Port Arthur
Vetter
Far East Alliance
Brgland
Nile
England
France
Bis- Tienk
United States
Europe
Cuba
Algeria
Paris
Rue St. Honore
Drs
Audhe
Saint Servin
Fragmented tale of violence and social tension at a theatre
A garbled description portrays a young woman in a dark theatre scene and a derisive crowd, touching on fear, coercion, and gendered power. An elderly man encounters aggressive dialogue and the crowd questions respectability. The piece culminates with a funeral notice for Neve Edwin th Kivdt at St Peter's clutch with Rev Father O'Malley presiding.
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Neve Edwin Th
St. Peter's
Father O'Malley
Library election debate sparks legal questions at meeting
City officials discuss legality of a library board election and franchise issue. Superintendent Eyatsey says proceed with a vote while denying delay. officials warn of potential legal action if charter provisions are violated. Elector turnout and education impact cited as reasons to act.
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Weetton
Muleey
Syria
Tonleyt
Ifatsey
Etterprice
Wanted Nippon Husband for Liliuokalani of Hawaii
Yokohama gossip reports Mrs. Donnits, alias Liliuokalani, hawked in the Japanese matrimonial market but none of the princes of the Mikado’s realm could be prevailed upon. The tale, noted by foreign officials, mocks royalty and elicits much amusement amid jokes about a rising sun alliance.
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Cal
Yokohama
Japan
Donints
Liliuokaleni
Kawaii
Mikado
Hing Kalakaus
Nash Street Burglary Report In Historical Account
A Nash street burglary tale recalls a prowler entering a store on Algoma Street, smashing a bank window to seize a prize, with witnesses describing the confrontation and the burglar escaping into the night. The episode ends with a discussion of the suspect’s anticipated trial and potential charges.
Construction Disruption Noted In City Street Rally
Fragmented report notes ground frame near the Caging Rouse-More Materon area with work on the street advancing under PATiy control. Contractors move daily, with crews on Hab Street to the Grin area. unclear details but ritual events and a vigil are mentioned.
Literary Society Program Delights Audience At Cambridge
Saturday evening the rice Literary society offered a strong program with a broad range of pieces, while the board of regents prepares for accreditation hearings. In London, May 5 the House of Commons announced the Duke of Cambridge must consent to the park access change, affecting the Eyay park trust and local bicycle access rights.
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Watsons Elasecs
Gubler
Rice Literary Sociéty
Eumitites of
Bay Board of Regents
Bleyelon
London
Ta Waa
House of Commona
Duke of Camridge
Eyay Park
Pha Park
Park Oe
Vault Door Mystery At Neenah Causes Crowd
A dramatic vault incident in Neenah draws a large crowd as Bertles arrives to open the door. The safe remains intact with $1500 in stamps and mail matter undisturbed. Officials speculate a historical prank or never-used dial hole caused the failure.
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Neenah
Wie
Tay
Brow
Cerita
Wales
Alely
Bertles
Jr. Brown
James McGinn
Coates
McGinn
Brown
Chas
Ffreward
Jim
Tobn Oaks
Oshkosh
Sadis Davia
jSrenes
PHEATY OF J EH PRICE Died Of Consumption In Neenah
Neenah Wis May 21 J EH Price a prominent merchant of Neenah died today afternoon of consumption He had returned from the north to regain his health He was a member of K of T and Kane and Bryan lodges of Neenah and Menasha He is survived by a wife and two sons Also mentioned is J Dries editor of The Messenger Star and Times and his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Price of Menasha The obituary notes the family residence and local affiliations
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Fenrh
Marhin
Eliza Marnie
Evenue
Springfield
Oshkeah
Moenie
Nanty
Wood
Tanesvul
Wm. Mil Tocanin
Somers
Oshkosh
Neenah
Wis
J. EH. Price
Eoriye
Herousht
T. Amd Kane and Bryan Lodges of Pans In Neenah
Meansha
Ifa Walzo
J. Dries
Mwudyon Star and Times
Maether
Thamsa Price
Mtenneha
Amo
Nmwatic
Menashamenasha
Tharnstom
Ste Chideen
Warner
Patents Granted in Wisconsin and Nearby Regions May
The article lists several patents awarded on May 2 involving inventors and companies in Wisconsin and adjacent areas. It mentions sprinkler systems, cutting tools, and various mechanical devices with names and origins scattered through a dense OCR.
Camphor Industry Faces Shifts in Global Supply
The report notes changes in camphor production and pricing affecting manufacturers and traders. It highlights input costs, supply chain pressures, and potential market implications for values and sourcing regions.
Unclear weather forecast report with scattered showers
Fragmented forecast notes show showers in Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Montana with warmer conditions tonight and tomorrow. The text mentions rain moving east of the Mississippi and lists names or garbled words, ending with a cloudy 43F reported for an individual.
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Worth Paketa
Minnesota
Iowa
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