Train Robber Confession From Syracuse Case
The article recounts the capture of train robber Oliver Curtin Perry in jail, detailing his claim that he attempted to rob a passenger car messenger near a freight yard. He describes approaching the car on a windy morning, firing at the messenger, and taking cash from the safe, while noting his struggle to cock his revolver in the cold. He indicates the messenger was later harmed and describes the aftermath inside the car.
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Oliver Curtin Perry
Syracuse
Parry
Grue
Hbim
Wim
Miles
Bour
Liuwa
Aiden
Motherway
Dows
Ube Lacy Theta
Hin Bedly
Canadian Parliament Deliberates on Boundaries and Arbiters
Report notes Canada and United States discussed boundary issues and arbitration to settle long standing disputes. Conference in Washington yielded no amicable understanding on border arrangements or service reductions. attention turns to census driven seat redistribution and territorial boundaries.
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Washington
Alan
Departments of Marine and
Saberien
Alliance Platform Demands Government Credit Currency
The Industrial Conference platform urges currency based on government credit with a sub treasury plan, free silver coinage, and a circulating medium of at least 3 per capita. It calls for prohibition of alien land ownership, federal railroad ownership, and postwar soldier compensation tied to gold prices.
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St. Loum
Excens
Rochester Tailor Sues Dye & Foy for Fraud and Conspiracy
Richard Rhodds of Rochester sues Dye & Foy seeking 2000 dollars for alleged fraud and conspiracy. He claims the firm pressured him to sign a written confession of theft during his decade-long employment.
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Richard Mhedda
Suse Mle Forster Emsiazers
Ataon
Richard Rhodds
Rochester
Dye & Foy
Whéee
Wan
Freud
Sro
Era
Rhodda
Trinity's Cathedral Land Purchase Effort Moves Ahead
Fragmentary report notes Trinity's plan to acquire land for Cathedral construction with funds from a shares and trust, aiming to advance the project. Nov 1 is slated for related carver and land deeds, while street railway workers discuss conventions in Chicago amid ongoing local committee discussions.
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Trinity
Rales
Arch Corporation
Toba
Aes
Fragmented OCR notes on railroad work and disputes in Pennsylvania
Disjointed report notes railroad construction activity near Beech Creek and Bersh Creek, with references to the Pennsylvanian Railroad Company and stockholders. Mentions Wheeling West Virginia, Turtle Creek, Munaroville, and Andrew, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Pennsylvenia
Beech Creek
Post TM Fined 300 and Barr on STi 50 Each
In Previacun, Pa. Feb 26 Judge Foster advanced sentence in the Quay libel case. The Post Publishing Co. owed $50 to the Commonwealth and James Mills $50 to the Commonwealth. Judge Porter found no malice in the publication, calling it a dark deathd campaign born of negligence rather than motive.
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Post
Barr
Previacan
Foster
Quay
Post Publishing Company
Commonwealth
James Mills
Porter
Glover Will Provisions For Gymnasium And Chemical Lab
The will of Mia Sarah W. Glover of West Pointes leaves $1,000,000 to fund a gymnasium for male and female students at Thayer and to support a chemical lab collection. Dispositions include $50 to $4,000 legacies for servants. Cousin Ina contests the will on behalf of the heirs at law.
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Boston
Mia
Sarah W. Glover
West Prainties
Thayer Funkees
Beires
Thomas Fiatly
Pee Foraker
Minneapolis
Sarah Bernhardt
Bute
Fair Grounds
Tours
Massachusetts
Nasinomed Uanengs
Scheator-Ives
Skda
Uni
Ares
Murderer Lavo Convicted and Sentenced to Life
Feb 26 at Troms Crnorxmatt O about Miss Ide Kipp murdered months earlier. Levo was notified by guards at the bin call but was Miners to Be Essentiated. Elk Hill Colliery miners refuse to work and move tools. pay disputed. Peter Maher, Irish champion, set to meet Fussimmons before Olymp wart trial.
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Lavo
Troms
Elk Hill
Jan
Aeniedern
Noort Soymea
United Mine Workers Sociation
Ortenaa
Yoas
Peter Maher
Court Confines Woman in Jail Rushes to Kill Trial
Testimony centered on a violent incident as a judge questioned admitting the defendant to jail for the day. Miss Catherine Parnill cried out during the killing, while others described pursuit and confrontation. Letters referenced reveal personal entanglements amid the tense scene.
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Aenaeg Anid
Indy
Soba
Duboet
Therisoner
von Somacke
Aatic
Catherine Parnill
Ghealec
Misa Freda Ward
Allie Mitchell
Dean Aube
Ren
Johnson
Altle
Jo Freda
Unclear clipping hints at treason arrests and weather
An unintelligible clipping mentions arrests for treason including a President arresting his brother, and references to weather forecasts for New England and New York. It also touches on figures like Sarah Bernhardt and events at the World’s Fair, with scattered names and dates.
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Bou Bornte Werera Ym
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