Motive in Ada Dennis murder mystery case
Fragmented OCR narrative describes Ada Dennis dying after a blunt attack in her room. The article notes a fractured jaw, broken arm, and a fatal blow delivered while she slept or rested, with suspects and motive unclear. It mentions a candle box, a bloody knife-like tool, and a table scene at the foot of the bed. Police investigations and lack of clear motive follow the event.
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Washington, D. CL
Vic
Ada
Dennis
Bey
Ler
Assad- Burg
Thas
Les
Osleege
Det
New Corporations Formed in 1861 Through State Office
The secretary of state's office records several fled articles of incorporation. United States appraisal company organized at Kittery to perform appraisals and auditing with no paid-in capital. officers include President Albert E. Knowlton and Treasurer Frederick Downs of Malden, Mass. Certificate approved December 5, 1861. The Aeromobile and Cycle company organized at Kittery to manufacture automobiles with $10.90 capital stock unpaid. officers include President Albert Knowit a of Malden and Treasurer Frederick Downs of Malden. certificate approved February 2, 1801. The Hotel Somerset organized at Kittery to operate a hotel business with $509,000 capital stock unpaid. officers include President Albert Jr. Knowlton of Malden and Treasurer Frederick Downs of Malden. certificate approved December 6.
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Secretary of State
United States Appraisal Company
Kittery
Albert E. Knowlton
Malden Aines
Treasuir
Frederick Downs
Malden
Mass
Aeromobile and Cycle Company
Albert Knowit
Albert Jr. Knowlton
Treaseer
Sud
Exclusion Debate Divides Asiatic Immigration Policy
In Scranton Pennsylvania, discussion at the American Prloration of Labor meeting centered on excluding Chinese workers from U S territory. A resolution supporting Chinese exclusion passed, but provisions excluding other Asiatic nationals were rejected. The group also debated ticket scalping rules and universal labeling for wniontade food.
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Scranton, Penn, Yee
Senate confirms numerous nominations in Congress
Washington reports the Senate confirmed William E. Erant Montana to be governor and Chart Colorado to be secretary of Porto Sica, Francis 2. dooms at Ohio to be sainister to Forfupel, Lloyd C. dG eon OL Pennsylvania to ve minister to Meusin and Herbert We hawer of New York as minister to Your suede. The body also held an executive session, discussing routine business and the Philippines matter.
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Washington
Senate
William E. Erant
Montana
Flaitawell
Colorado
Porto Sica
Francis 2. Dooms
Ohio
Sainister
Lloyd C
Pennsylvania
Meusin
Pherbert
New York
Entertainers Host Evening Of Readings And Music
On Twesiday evens tie Wouns Penge presided over a village entertainment at Cont street. Miss A sthel Campbell offered piano solos while readings by HS Mins Claudio drew heartily encores. A social bake sale featured biscuits and cakes plus tea, with school officials and local residents in attendance.
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Comii
Simert
Eaily Potlee
Pine Sacehu de
Claudio Bad
Sthel Campbell
Vans Mare Wordy
Peres
Carnegie To Name Board For University Extension
Washington dispatch reports Andrew Carnegie plans to support a national university extension effort but education leaders debate creating a national board. President Taft may appoint a Carnegie board to oversee the project as talks continue.
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Chicasga
Bee
Flause
Spelen Poard
Carnegie
Wuesday
Suir Derain
Hood s Sarsaparilla Cures Scrofula Claims
A letter reports scrofula and related skin diseases completely removed by Hood s Sarsaparilla. It describes a daughter of Silas Vernony of Wawaraing New York who healed after one bottle and remained clear after six, with facial sores disappearing and no return of the disease.
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Hood
Silas Vernony
Wawaraing
N. Y
Heood's Sarsaparilia Promises to Cure and Keep
An advertisement claims Heood's Sarsaparilia cures and satisfies claims. It urges readers to ask their druggist today and accept no substitute, presenting a bold guarantee of effectiveness. The notice emphasizes immediate action and brand exclusivity.
Death at the Ald Marshston Shoe Factory Fire
A fatal blaze at the Ald Marshston shoe factory in Dover claims Charles W Tharstoa. The disaster involved a wooden block scaffold and a crowded work area with Hoores and Terore among the figures linked to the incident. The event notes the factory’s prominence as a major shoe maker with extensive storage and business interests in the region.
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Dover
Mharston
Ha Pody
Friedren Tate
Ida
Photstom
Dior
Tillston
Mal Wars Fom
Melson Nadson
Odeeger
Stops the cough and works off the cold
An ad style notice describes a remedy product labeled as a laxative tablet, claiming it stops the cough and helps relieve cold symptoms. The readable text repeats the product claim and brand fragments without clear official details.
Naval reappointments and retirements under new terms
President Roosevelts administration announces reappointments for senior naval officers. Medical Director William von Lieypen of the USS is slated to serve another term under the forty years service rule before being replaced by PM Riney, the late president’s physician. Admiral Royal B. Brachard is renewed as chief of the equipment bureau for a four-year term, while Rear Admiral Chaiks Neff is named chief of the naval ordnance bureau. Admiral Onch hails from Massachusetts and Admiral Pandford from New Jersey. The latter group will serve until retiring age.
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Roosevent Tos
Wiliam Bo van Lieypen
Nuss
Dew S
P.M. Riney
Ivsu
Jtoyal B. Brachard
Barteau
Chaiks
Nef
Natal
Ardnence
Onch Hails
Massachint
Pandford Traps Masne
Pr. van Kospen
New Jersey
Vermont Mystery Deepens Over Morgan Cottll Death
Vermont police investigate Morgan Cott ll death after a poisoning incident last week. Authorities consider suicide or murder by poisoning in a possible plot against Cottll, with ongoing inquiries and no final conclusion.
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Uivten Hay
Morgan Coptll
Deathe
Duvty
Avinkine
Divide
Dome Canning
Gupuill
Fear of Humbug Promises Quick Dyspepsia Relief
An advertisement warns against miracle cures for stomach trouble and cautions readers about fake radical remedies. It promotes Patent Now Ftrarlpta tablets as a non patent medicine containing natural ingredients, claiming they aid digestion without secrecy or patent status and are sold by reputable merchants.
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Sears
Elios
Mouiert
Terenson
Wtayd
Marion
Land dispute ends in probate court ruling
The probate court rectified a complex land case involving multiple parties and a Ponca focus. Judge Youn led a panel in a contentious session. The decision addresses property boundaries, paving rights, and the ultimate fate of the contested parcel.
Navy Yard Dispatches Record Staffing Changes and Repairs
At the navy yard several personnel actions are noted including duty reassignments and a ten‑day leave for Gearme We CGrenu. Rear Admiral Read USN conducts a general inspection of improvements and new buildings. Orders detach Kins Leen from the Northgr navy yard to duty at this yard. Digital masts for the US cruiser Cleveland moved to the dock to be loaded on a barge for shipment to Bath.
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Joseph Foster
Cgrenu
Quarterman
S.N
Nou Paar
Mies
Aldrich "Peasy
Fillis
Tracy
Kins Leen
Tiv Northg Ravy Yard
Navy Yard
U.S. S
Cviuiser
Clevekind
Shere
Bath
Elected Officers of Gen. Git-Jean Veterans Union
At the regular meeting of Gen. Git-Jean Veterans Union on Thursday evening the annual election of officers was held. Galaned was named commander with rank B, Parsh- Toy, major, and Charles in Besselaevre as lieutenant colonel. Robert J. Church III appointed chaplain Charles W. Sesley as sergeant and Terrones McGrath as sergeant. After the business meeting, members enjoyed a pleasant collation and a most enjoyable evening.
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Union’ Veterans Union
Parsh- Toy
Charles
Besselaevre
Robert J Church
Charles W. Sesley
Terrones McGrath
GEN COLLINS WINS AND DEMS WIN LOCAL ELECTIONS
fragmented OCR recap of a local election with GEN COLLINS winning and Demokrats gaining a Buc majority. references to Lowell unions, No License votes, Salem re election of Taylor Hurley, and various unnamed candidates, with garbled details about fees and ballots.
Voted Against License in Local Election
Fragmented OCR text suggests a city election in a Massachusetts town with candidates Metves How and Carens among names. It mentions aldermen and a vote on a license, with unclear dates and several garbled phrases.
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Mass
Toe
Metves
Des Tin
Rte
Christmas Gifts by Children Hand In Artful Cards
Ornaments and homemade cards are urged as gifts by youngsters. Use gray or dark brown kraft, cut eight by twelve inch sheets, paste pictures from year’s magazines onto boards to form monthly scenes, December Christmas and February Valentine motifs. Each card features a month’s theme with detachable pictures and red ribbon accents. Royal Arch Masons confer Mark Master Mason degrees on three candidates Tuesday evening.
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Listine
St. Valentine
Fay Femal
Wastiston Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Hell
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