Cuba Platt Amendment Debate Rejected By US Officials
Reports from Cap Juet detail a heated cabinet meeting where US officials rejected changes to the Platt Amendment terms. Secretary Kool and leaders like Lodge and Pitney weigh the constitutional constraints and the need for adherence before moving forward. The session lasted hours as lawmakers debated interpretations and how to proceed with the convention’s stance.
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Ar Furme
Sevatora
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Rit
Lodge
Massachusetts
Pings
Forbigi Rainions
Leon
Methods of judge Lynch in Scokous Blodon County
Five men in Blodon County Cab were lynched at a bridge after abducting Calvin Hall and his sons. The victims, including Calvin Hall’s two younger sons, faced hanging by ropes. Witnesses report locals seized the five men at a hotel, compelled guards to withdraw, and dragged them to the bridge where Hall and two youths were hanged.
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Scokous
Blodon County
Cab
Frigay
Cori Grau
Phutiyar
Ulan
Frank Hall
Towle
Calvi Hall
Killed While Parading In Miservation Day Murder
An elder Alderman from Bethany, JT Priew, was killed May 2 during a parade en route to a cemetery. Aut Miller, his brother in law, fled to his home after firing a pistol. Miller, reportedly intoxicated, had threatened the Hfcaf Pylon and killed himself to avoid capture. The incident involved prominent local citizens.
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Priew
Hethany
Tc Cemetery
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Pilea
Watanon
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Opposed to Secret Orders Nazi Christian Answeration met in Grand Rapids
A diverse group of ministers and laymen formed the Nazi Christian Answeration to oppose sacrebacsilics and held an annual meeting at LaGrave Street Reformed Church in Grand Rapids Michigan. Key figures included Rev WW Stoddard of Washington Ti and T. Uhatiners of the United Patty Ehyrel. The assembly denounced sacral power while addressing imperial and wartime concerns and the refugee crisis.
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Meb
LaGrave Street
Washington
T.homas Uhatiners
United
Terian Ehyrel
TM Heiter
Ms Ita
McKinley Platform Salutes as Train Carries Mrs. McKinley
A presidential motor and platform salute mark the dawn movement of Mrs. McKinley amid a Washington crowd. President McKinley stands on the platform as the procession rolls past the Hopas. Officials assist Mrs. McKinley from the car to a package, while a guard watches. The scene unfolds in early morning light with soldiers and crowds observing the ceremonial transfer.
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Pepsin
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Meir
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Washington’s Cantal Law Faces Postponement Death Penalty
Report from Olympia indicates a new reform bill may be invalidated as ex post facto for inmates sentenced to death. Judge Nordstrom’s pending appeal, recently denied in the US Supreme Court, looms as state officials seek to stave off executions. Lawyers differ on whether high court precedent protects or voids such hangings under the present statute.
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Nordstrom
United States
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Medley Wurder
Volnrada
Colorado
Munlevers
Three Young Folk Drown in Schuylkill River Incident
A rowboat carrying eight youths from Philadelphia, members of the Blea Social Club, capsized near the Ridge Dam on the Schuylkill River. Seven youths, five girls and two boys, aged 12 to 21, were lost, while John Myon, 2, survived.
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Hia Rook Dam
Schustkill River
Philadelphia
Hee Giulinis
Philadelphiang
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Mark Sullivan
Bertram Osmoy
Rob Ricken
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Maud Rutten
Florence Bond
Mun
John Myon
Menits
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Selwykin Tilvor
Bhdelpnia
Infants found slain at unlicensed nursery inquiry begins
A sensational case in Biraring Namy England reveals thirty one infant corpses in a suspected baby farm. The widow owner faces charges as investigators link the deaths to the unnamed establishment and a caretaker. The story also notes related arrests and a broader set of legal and federal actions including a Washington death sentence appeal and a major veteran reunion in Memphis.
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Biraring- Namy
England
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Pie Louline
Gol. Harrison
Peavey Accused in Uncommercial Conquer Case
A Synial investigating committee reports charges against Frank J. Peavey president Dement Johnner secretary and Jaynes Pollit manager of the Peavey Grain Company. A hearing is set for April 4 with accusations tied to board of trade directors and alleged grants affecting viability of the Peavey entity.
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Cogsmiltee
Chicago Board of Trade
Frank J. Peavey
Dement Johnner
Jaynes Pollit
Peavey Grain Company
Soul Chienge Teo
Peavey Company
Republican Nomination Battles For Residency Seekers
A garbled political item depicts Malevanks seeking residency to run as a Republican candidate with Senator Pairhawls of Indiana identified as an ally before the convention. Mary S. New of Minnesota hints at support, while Ex-Senator Charles A. Towne plans a move to New York and discusses oil interests in Texas.
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Senstor Pairhawls
Indiana
Tan
S. New
Chisago
Lelind
Exlhawke
Anawer Fairbanks
Anawer Fairbanks Will Be Supportil By 2 Sell Delegation Grone Disdrawa
Mr New
Charles A
Hurth
Minn
New York
Towne
Towne Vial
Texas
Ing
Gasoline explosion kills three at Center Ohio
Fragmented report recalls a gasoline blast at Center Ohio killing Mrs H Hesset and two children. listing of market quotations and shipping prices follows, with scattered items on commodities and farm goods. The unreadable OCR yields few verifiable details beyond the deaths and confused stock-market notes.
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Frank Susses
Fragmented OCR text hints at political ambition and river disaster
The readable fragments discuss a heated convention with delegates for an independence agenda and a river boat explosion on the Laurine near Missouri River, causing fatalities and damage. Names and places are garbled but indicate political contention and a fatal transportation incident.
Dowie Mob Attack at Attorney's Office and Court Scene
A disrupted scene surrounds Dowie during a murder investigation of Mrs Mary, with a mob threatening the attorney's office and court, a police service arrest at the courthouse, and a state attorney's investigation tallying with public disorder as Dowie and followers move through the town.
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Antherige Bueitscher
Ant Odeurs
Uke Korcett
Munday
Atorney
Dowie
Court House
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Mary Te
Tia Wille
Mt Nan
Fragmented wartime lines reveal global unrest and confusion
The text presents a mosaic of quotes and garbled phrases about wartime concerns, political conditions, and public sentiment. It mentions the United States, Europe, and Asia with references to China and Alaska, noting economic and political tensions, travel, and possible leadership changes amid a broad, unsettled backdrop.
Fragmented 19th Century Scandals Mention Miss Wilscat and Wall Street
A garbled OCR page references a Wall Street funds matter involving a $250,000 sum and a $5,000 transfer to Palm, with mentions of Miss Wilscat and various individuals. The text also alludes to political figures, hearings, and legal actions from a distant era, including references to Chinese governance and residency issues, but the exact events and dates are unclear.
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