Frauds alleged in Alaska land deal case in Detroit
Detroit, Mich. A federal grand jury accuses seven defendants in a complex Alaska coal land conspiracy. They allegedly induced about 2000 individuals to buy stock in a development company tied to Alaska lands valued at over 30 million dollars. The Arizona organized Michiran-alawa Development Co. faces charges with potential two to four year terms and fines. Located cases span Alaska near Soneau Homer and Kentish regions with claimants from New York and California. District Attorney Watson plans an early trial.
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Detroit
Mich
Fed Stal Grand Jury
Chateloy
United States
Bjork- Dolders
Alaska
Igi0
Ft Moegal
Ueth
Michiran-alawa Development Company
Arizona
W. W. McAlpine
Soneau
Homer
Kenta Weninso A
Noederlig
Gork
York
San Franciago
Post Office Clerk Dismissed Over Stamp Manipulation
Washington reports that Clerk Travers, chief clerk to the Postmaster General, was dismissed for manipulating postage stamps for personal gain. An inspector admitted altering records to hide stamp destruction, with stamps valued at over $10,000, prompting government action.
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Post Office Department
Postage Stampa
Washington
aArthur
Trnyera
Hitchcock
Travers
Aiso
Deelami
More Funds to Famine Sufferers
New York reports six figures in famine relief aid this week with 36000 dollars made available. Ten thousand dollars in cash was cabled to China through the Christian Relief through the state department for distribution between Shanghai and Chi Kiang.
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New York
China
Thrala
Reliaf
Shanghai
Chia Kiang
Bay Ends His Life After Fatal Schoolyard Shooting
A 15 year old, Charles Smith, killed a prominent schoolteacher in Johnson City Tennessee Virginia area after being upset by punishment. The incident occurred in the dark with a firearm and led to the boy driving away in distress.
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Bay
Johnson City
Tena
Fils
Bcause
Charle Smith
Subile
Smith
Graz
RueHs Counsel to Go Farther in San Francisco Case
Abraham Rue and Urlberg linked to a fourteen year imprisonment sentence announced by a district attorney. Justice Gearri Fickert notified the court of intent to pursue a rehearing at the supreme court.
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RueHs
San Francisco
Abraham Rue
Urlberg
Gearri Fickert
Supreme Court
Albanian Deputy Hurls Insults in Istanbul Chamber
A stormy scene in Constantinople's chamber of deputies erupted during the devale on the Ragigd tal way as Albanian deputy Jemael Ke mal addressed insulting remarks to Grand Vizier Hakhl Hey, prompting the tute ter to stride forward and seize the deputy.
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Constantinople
Chamber of Deputies
Jemael Kemal
Hakhl Hey
Tute Ter
Market Report for Sioux City Investors
Sioux City live stock market snapshot shows Mondas quotes with Toy Tega trading around $6.00 and a top bet between $5.00. Traders monitor jitters in the Jornvo market as prices move in early session.
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Sioux City
Mondas
Cholera Cases Rise in Hawaii Prompt School Closures
Hawaii reports nineteen cholera cases and fourteen deaths since the outbreak began. As a precaution, schools have been closed and authorities tighten sanitation measures amid the spread.
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Hawaii
Honolun
Dis. Qedera
Lorimer Holds Seat Amid Senate Vindication Debate
Washington Senator William Lorimer of Illinois was vindicated by the Senate by a 46 to 40 vote on a resolution declaring he was duly elected to the U S Senate. The report found no bribery or illegal influence affected the election, ending a months long probe.
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Wiliam Lathmer
Senate
United States
Wednessey
Ly & Wate
Benator Royersden
Afr. Corluser
Nets Wips
Lorimer
Stescot
Haney
Texba
Guenbie
Bankhead
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Cat Uradhey
Haiesi2ine
Brosdagen
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Wye
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Obs
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Root
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Eho
Tortmor
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May Limit N. . Skyscrapers New York
New restrictions for New York City skyscrapers were proposed by the city commission on congestion of population. A rule would limit new buildings to fourteen stories or 174 feet and impose other drastic limits on construction based on the commission's recommendations.
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New York
New York City
Proposals for Magazine Postage Rates Adopted by Senate
Washington lawmakers move to raise magazine postage rates and create a commission to study second class matter. The measure aims to oversee the handling of periodicals and related mailing costs.
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Washington
Senate
Incoherent OCR note on a shooting incident
Fragmentary report describes a shooting injuring Andrew Blau and wounding others. Details are garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear names and places.
Congress Adjourns After Major Spending Bills Pass
The Sixtieth session adjourned at noon Saturday after approving all major appropriation measures, failing Canadian reciprocity ratification. The president faced a crowded end of term as deferrals and a key defense payment were debated, with Lorimer’s contested seat lingering in the background.
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Congress
Taling
AM Daja
Blanding
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Nua
Bih
Senate
Sabsteesnenh
Seelor Latimer
Dé Larimer
Mula
Aldrar
Lorimer
Kelther
Norah War
Clark
Arkansas
Hale
Death of Nobel Prize winner Professor Jakob Heine Meh Valuss Hoff
Berlin obituary notes Professor Jakob Heine Meh Vanuss Hoff, longtime chemistry chair at Berlin University, died in Fhurstley. Hein received the Nobel Prize in 1901 for chemistry and earned $40,900.
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Berlin
Germany
Jakob Heine Meh Vanuss Hoff
Fhurstley
Ito
Berlin Univerasty
Matthews Indiana Bank Robbery Report
Bank in Matthews Indiana was robbed on Thursday. Suspects entered the Farmers State Bank and escaped with an estimated $3,008 to $5,000. No further details on suspects or motive provided.
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Matthews
Afacian
Farmers' State Bank of
Matthews Wee
Rabbers
War cloud seen as Trieste dispute heats frontier moves
International tension rises as Italy Austria and Germany maneuver near Trieste amid irredentist aims to seize the city. Leaders avoid allied visits signaling strain while Austrian and German forces push toward Italy's frontiers and Vatican relations complicate diplomacy.
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London
Austria
Italy
Trieste
Corstant Treul
Brava Porlenia
Haltan Teeling
William
Bot
Prancis Joseph
Kan Victor Eusnanuel
Joblina
Tinis
Germany
Crown
Rome
Francis Ferdinand
Fatalle Wliatele
Francis Joeenh
Exoneration of Philippine Friar Land Officers Reported
House committee on Lusuter altars cub mitted Friday findings exonerating Philippine officials from charges of irregularities in friar lands sales. The review covered allegations of a 66,000 acre friar lands trust and the sale of 86,000 acres by Storace Haveweyer and others. Report says officials acted without culpability, guided by the best legal interpretations.
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Weehington
House
Marlin
Colorado
Agar Trust
Te Peale
Storace Haveweyer
Chaes J. Welch
Charien
High Place Given Negro, Mathington Presidect Taft Comi
Willem H Leste of Botton and Dégro appointed as assistant attorney general of the department of justice. This marks the first time Repro has been named to such a prominent position. Lewis is the current United States attorney at Boston, succeeding John G. Thompson who recently resigned to pursue private life at Danville.
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Taft
Willem H Leste
Botton
Dégro
Department of Justice
Department
Lewis
United States
Boston
John G. Thompson
Regalia
Danville
Riot at Reading coal and iron works triggers deadly clash
A mob of about 200 foreigners attacked police during a strike at the Reading coal and iron works in Fottaville. Dominick Marko was killed and three officers faced $5,000 bail on shooting charges as the riot ensued after workers quit the Raverville colliery during a Tuesday strike.
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Hattis
Reading Company
Dominick Marko
Mriday
Cruz
Raveh Run
Serga” Wody
Hatton Gorkmen
U S Fights Combine Led by General Electric Suit
Federal court in Cleveland heard a government antitrust suit against General Electric and four other firms, charging restraint of trade and monopoly. The case centers on patent law and the electrical industry structure, with top DOJ officials, including Attorney General Wickersham, involved.
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General Electric Company
Electorial Trustvand
Department of
Jae Hee
Prbmont
Standard
General Electric
United States
Acton
Bath Law Trust
Department of Justice
Electrles
Wickersham
Brown Breaks Wolgast in Ten Rounds at National Sporting Club
In a featured bout at the National Sporting Club, Brown defeated champion Wolgast in ten rounds. Brown stormed in the second round with a sharp left to Wolgast’s jaw, seizing control and driving the pace as the crowd roared.
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New York
Wees
Knorkous
Brown
Ting
National Sporting Club
Walgast
Avitats
Bud
Philadelphia
Italian Princess Is Slain by Carnical Lieutenant
Princess Clala Crigany is shot and killed by Baron Paterna as she waits to see Queen Helen. The baron then attempts suicide but survives. Court proceedings were set to explore infidelity claims linked to a clandestine affair and possible reconciliation between spouses.
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Gueén
Helena
Baron
Reme
Baron Paterna
Clala 'Crigany
Indy
Inaicutra
Jusgo
Banker Rab? Guilty Plea in Savings Bank Larceny Case
A bank official formerly serving as president pleads guilty to the indictment charging larceny of twenty seven thousand dollars from Washington Savings Bank. The defendant abandons earlier defense claims and seeks mercy from the court in a New York proceeding.
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Roblin
New York
Joxenh G. Rab
Young
Aky-Rarker" Anander
Charelg
Wagh- Jogton Savings Bank
Food riot in Sha Yang leaves deaths and injuries
Reported in Unokow China a large crowd of starving residents clashed with groups distributing food in Sha Yang Taupeh province on Friday. Dozens injured and at least one person trampled to death amid chaotic scramble for rations.
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China
Sha- Yang
Taupeh
Boiler blast at Ontario Power plant injures worker
A boiler explosion at the Ontario Power Company plant in Niagara Falls Friday fatally injures a worker and leaves others seriously hurt. Emergency crews rush to the scene as investigators begin work on the cause of the accident.
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Holley
Niagara
Ontario Power Campaay
Ladies, Syrup of Figs and Elsin Promoted for Wellness
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elsin as pleasant and cleansing for the system, claiming benefits for indigestion and constipation. It warns of counterfeit imitations and urges buyers to note the genuine Cablaroia Fig Syrup Co. label, price ten cents per bottle.
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Cablaroia Fig Syrup Co
Laly
Elsie of
Senna
Cure Skin Ailment With Cuticura Remedies Claim
Mrs Francis Lund of Piola City Washington reports a child with a severe scalp and head sore cured after using Cure Skin products including Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Ointment. She praises the treatment and asks others to try the products, noting relief and a returned healthy head.
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Cezena
Falius Hale
Francis Lund
Piola Ciiy
Wah
Thee
Poller Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Mass
Education and Duty Referenced in Ruskin Inspired Note
A fragmentary item cites Ruskin on education urging that true schooling should make people not only do the right thing but enjoy it. The garbled text mentions police, a discharge of duty, and dates tied to a Louisiana Charles Summer affair, with references to Petróleo era terms and a garbled file header.
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Eny
Sindsiana
Charles Summer
Fighting Tuberculosis in Hungary Campaign
The Jhurontosis movement began in 1894, with five institutions for treatment by 1895. The government funds the drive, over 200 agencies participate, and a permanent tuberculosis hospital exists in Budapest with ongoing education campaigns.
Generous Gift Promotes Vercal Insight and Calendars
The article describes a magazine offering extensive information on dream interpretation, culture, astrology, and personal records. It promises guidance on health, birthstones, and social measures, claiming to provide valuables for various readers while including almanac-like content.
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Ives
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