Tennessee lynching trial ends with federal contempt sentences
United States Supreme Court sentences six Tennesseans to prison for contempt after a mob lynching on the eve of a new trial. Capt. F. Skip, Jeremiah Gibbs, Luther Williams, Henry Padgett, William Nolan, and Will Mayes received terms as authorities condemned mob violence and federal jurists upheld the ruling.
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Washington
Amerteen
Gail
Desent F. Skip
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jeceniah Gibbsom
Luther Williams
Ick Nolao
Henry Padgett
Willian Mayes
Mowlay Piterudon
Supreme Court of the United States
Shigpad Gibson Ladeen
Folincon
Boys steal an engine in Bir shugham fracas
Report from Bir shugham area says five youths seized a locomotive engine from a siding and fled four miles before dumping it. The raid caused injuries to bystanders and railway workers as the group reportedly dumped the engine after a short chase, then scattered.
Ruling by Supreme Court and foreign affairs notes
A collage of items includes a Supreme Court ruling on constitutional liability and cases from Terel to Washington, plus mentions of the death of an ethnologist, Captain Peary’s promotion timeline, Boston Museum plans, and a State Department deportation order. It also references a New York airship incident, a Morris Park aeroplane accident, stock market notes, and social connections between Raymond Patterson and Taft.
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Terel
Washington
Colombia
United States
Eucplesn
Jamed Guiteres
New York
Morris Park
Allislan
Two Steamers Collide in Sea of China Disaster
In the Sea of China early Sunday morning the mail steamer and the Onda of the British India Line collided amid haze. The Seythe was cut in half and many passengers and crew drowned or were injured. rescue boats faced darkness and sharks as they pulled survivors from wreckage toward this port.
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Singapore
Sepne
Mezsageries
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Ke Ategmer Onda
British India
Mine
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Baroness Geniseky
la Seyne
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Cie Onda
Seven to Plead Guilty Indicted Wyoming Cattlemen
Seven cattlemen indicted for the killings will plead guilty under an agreement. Sherbert Brink already convicted in the first degree will seek a second trial and may plead guilty for a life term. George Sabin Milton Alexander face twenty year sentences. Eaton and Tyson to three years each. Two co‑conspirators who turned state's evidence to be freed.
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Wyoming
Lincol
New Journal Special
Busig
Wyo
Sherbert Brink
George Sabin
Milton Alexinder
Eaton
Tixon
Milings
Canadian Congress Opens Second Session in Ottawa
A garbled report notes the second session of Canada’s Parliament opened by Earl Grey. It cites U S tariff concerns, Borden’s opposition, and government restraint awaiting U S action. Also mentioned: Norway’s cabinet resignation, election results, and a Chicago meeting to push repeal of dairy tax.
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Eles
Earl Grey
Tal
Borden
Plelding
United States
Norway
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Ay Thes Regult
Uugeval Clvetloe
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Bern
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General strike planned by wage workers across the country
Two week stoppage aimed at forcing labor demands spreads from Philadelphia where officers of the American Federation of Labor were convened in contempt. Central labor union endorses the plan, sending copies to the American Federation of Labor in Toronto and appointing a five member committee to organize a nationwide vote among organized and unorganized workers.
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Iabor
Wnion
Arsulitiais
Aneritan Federation of
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Seasign
Toronto
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Knights of Labor elect officers in Washington convention
The Knights of Labor held their annual convention in Washington to elect officers and plan the next year. Officers chosen included General Master Royse, Simwu Wuyiay of Pittsburgh, a chief foreman, and James D. Canning of Boston as quuiser with other staff slated for duties.
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Ynaster Roysieso
Simwu. Wuyiay
Pittsburg
Sfenerai Murthy Forenman
McCarthy
Ton
Petrotary
Ty ‘ O'Meara
Washington, D. C
Aid ’Nalivua O( Quuiser
Jaemus D. Canning
Boston
Subway Work Beali Fourth Avenue Tunnel Inauguration
A reported ceremony with a silver shovel marks the Fourth Avenue tunnel project in New York. The event aimed to crush the structure toward Brooklyn and route the area, but a fatal incident followed involving a harvester driver and farm worker, leaving several injured.
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Wiloay
Public Service
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Fourth Avenue
Mitla Urluge
Brooklyn
Saul
No Ney Cardinal in Rome Shapes American Prelate Choice
Fragmented text claims efforts to name an American bishop agreeable to a Tayor ty amid Indorse Movement. New York Anagimenment plans a movement to raise SOD before Fertary 22 Hest for a George Washington building at Washington DC.
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George Washington
Sfashington
D.C
Complex 19th Century Cloaked News Snippet
Fragmented OCR style item mentions John G. Carlilett and John G. Carlieln in treasury and telegraph contexts. References to Cleveland, Vincent's hospital, Telegraph Service in Mexico, and Mexican military orders appear. Also notes ship collisions on Lake Superior and a mail robbery trial verdict in Omaha.
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G. Carliste
New York
John G. Carlieln
the Treasury
Cleveland
Vincent's Hospital
Mexico
Chihuahua
Local denison election prompts tax and school debate
In Denison, a referendum proposes spending 4000 for additional school grounds while women vote in a local election. A AmEx agent Carpwater transitions to Marshalltown, and a fatal shooting in a Burlington area leaves one dead as authorities investigate.
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Noted Husband Threats and Stabbing at Residence
Police report a domestic dispute in which a husband chased, threatened, and attacked his wife during a confrontation at her home. He forced entry into the wife’s apartment, brandished a knife, and assaulted her as officers arrived, sustaining a dangerous but nonfatal wound to his own arm.
Wedding Plot Unfolds as Bride Ignores Groom’s Arrest
A confusing scene at a night wedding shows the bride ignoring the groom’s arrest after a confrontation. The bride rejoiced with friends while bystanders described the groom’s distress and eventual plea. An unrelated visitor’s account mentions the bride’s actions and the ceremony proceeding amid tension.
Fragmentary telegram report on midwestern purchases and fires
Scattered OCR text recounts a real estate sale in Winnipeg area, a large distillery fire destroying the Edgemont Springs distillery near Carthage, and political appointments discussed in Washington. Mentions include a Great Northern line, Lamora, Winrisses, and a firefight-era narrative with Crile Crack Zbyszko and Fy versus Zbyazko.
Pleads Self Defense in Killing of Stepfather in New Virginia
The 12 year old defendant testified in his own defense Wednesday after being charged with killing his stepfather, T. J. Carraner, at his home in New Virginia last March. He said the man attacked him, hitting him with a chair and threatening him, and that he acted to protect himself. The boy described the struggle and the injuries to his head during the confrontation. The weather and details of the house were recounted as part of his account. The case will continue with further testimony.
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T. J Carraner
Elnin
Namin Ural
Hutchins
County Board Debates New Court House Plan
Local board of supercecrs considers erecting a new county court house with a cost not to exceed 10000. Other measures include a 417,900 bond for an addition and repairs, and a 5000 appropriation for records and improvements. Various notices of suit and local incidents are listed.
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Harrison County
Wes
Neunle
Shell
At & Sno Cig
Tigard
Court Navn
Court House
Daorison
Yetnre
Byob Settto
Panama Canal progress and related excavations reported
Reports from Washington describe the Panama Canal project with an immense cut nine miles long and 200 feet deep at the bottom, aiming to reduce sea-level water height. References to excavations, committees, and university notices accompany broader notes on allied topics and a civic meeting agenda.
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Panama Canal
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Ehra Eail
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Panami
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