Major Glenn Guilty in Water Cure Case
Secretary of War Root sent to the president the proceedings in the Glenn case. Major Glenn was found guilty of administering the water cure to natives and was sentenced to a month’s suspension and fined 50 dollars. The settlement aims to pacify the country, though controversy remains.
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Washington
Root Hae
Oyster Bay
Gaujot
Norman Wok
Philippine Scout
Glenn
Cook
Fractured OCR notes reveal miners marked as prisoners and political tensions
The readable fragments describe colliery workers treated as prisoners in the mine, arrests at a mining site, and international concerns involving the United States in the Orinoco district. The text also references a consecration in Ireland, a Confederate veteran, and ongoing health scares amid political unrest.
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Ivette
Huschon ‘Conningham
Thi
Adams County Court Adjourns In Latimer Case Notes
Rumors swirled in New York July about an arrest in the Latimer fourder case as the coroner's inquest adjourned. District Attorney Captain Soha Tehana and Sergeant Baward Har ington discussed a key suspect expected to be taken into custody today, with the inquest resuming at 10 this morning in the Kh frou. Officials indicated the man’s name remained at issue and police planned to act as soon as possible.
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New York
Latimer Fourder
Corrior Gt
Attorne
Soha Tehana
Baward Harington
Gates Avenue
Camden City Faces Potential Destruction by Fire
A July 28 report from Columbia notes Camden Missouri faces near total ruin as a major blaze nears. Telegraph lines are cut, communication limited, and several downtown businesses including a post office and bank are said to be victims. Names such as Appleby Jenkin Bros Maui Gorden Furniture and Springs Staenor appear among the losses with four smaller firms also reported affected.
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Columbia
Camden
Han
Postotiee
Bank Ti ‘Ames
Business I
D. E. Appleby
Jenkin Bros
Executions of Cocke and Lawerly in Greenville
In Greenville on July 2 two men, Ashley Cocke and Tom Lawer, were executed for the murder of oxigeer SEAL Wray. The double trap sentence followed trials by a large crowd. Cocke boasted of defiance and vowed no fear. Prosecution costs totaled $11,000 with $1,600 allocated for each of eleven prosecutors.
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Cocke
Laederd
Greenville
Misc
Reat
J. Keefe
International
Tii
Engagement Rumor Follows Formal Announcement Delayed
Report notes Neilson expected to reveal engagement before long as Allen Comicon Vander reportedly withdrew objections. Rumor of a formal engagement grows amid local chatter and conflicting disclosures.
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Een "Neilson
Alen Comicon Vander, Sr
Tao
Promising $1500 yearly ad offer seeks 10 workers
An advertisement offers $1500 yearly with chance for promotion to work from home or hometown on correspondence and advertising tasks. It notes charges for animals, mentions Walter B. Redian as superintendent and Corcoran building near the U.S. Treasury in Washington, D.C. and prompts sending a stamped self addressed envelope for details. A separate line advertises cheap ladders from J. B. Patterson & Co.
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General Supeendent Corcoran
Uni
Cu States Treasury
Washington, D. C
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