POWSON CAME REVIVED MRS KRAUSS DECLARES HUSBAND KILLED DAUGHTER
Divorce case in Hartford City features Mrs Krauss accusing Woo Ker Rae Anderinga Krauss of killing his stepdaughter and coercing a false confession. The complaint cites alleged brainwashing and threats to secure the confession while contesting the deathly charges.
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Mrs. Krauss
Hartfordite
Ind
Woo Ker
Rae Anderinga-Krauss
Husina
Husina Own Daughter Silhie
Reranex
Worisiss
Watt
Hard Winter Warns of Severe Season, Darby Seer Predicts
Darby Pennsylvania resident John T. Roberts claims twenty four years of perfect weather forecasts and foresees an unusually harsh winter ahead. He bases his method on equinox winds and three days in late September, predicting a December to February cold spell despite other prophets calling for mild conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
John T. Roberts
Reading
Fragmented OCR memo hints at political figures and public action
A garbled text fragment mentions names like Willian and Selina along with references to a public action or decision. The passage seems to be an OCR artifact lacking clear structure, with scattered mentions of people, estates, and political terms, making precise details difficult to extract.
Pursue Love Be Dewey’s Race Theory Attracts Allies
The article notes Mr. Mas of a city gathering allies to develop a theory of human perfection by selecting and intermarrying aimed at creating a superior race. It mentions plans to use American, Mexican, Portuguese, Japanese and Indian groups with hopes for Australian and Fiji Islander samples and training of orphan babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Masofa Eity
Coor
Spanish Revolutionalist Forecast Swings at Monarchy
Reports from Paris and Madrid describe Alexandre Lerroux as a leading figure in a predicted revolution to topple Spain's monarchy. The text notes his travels from Paris to Madrid and cites tensions among republican factions while referencing other Spanish political actors and upheaval.
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Paris
Spain
Alexandre Lerroux
Lerroux
Selenites Herroux
Fragmentary text record from a historical page segment
The readable lines suggest miscellaneous garbled notes or an OCR fragment. Names, dates, or places are not clearly identifiable, and no coherent event or notice is extractable from the legible content.
Fragmented OCR Patch Describes Unclear Scenes
The readable fragments mention various names and actions but lack coherent events. Vague phrases reference trials passages and scenes without a clear subject, date, or location making synthesis difficult.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Trial at Fortress
A distorted report describes a trial at Seertos rroconnecthem with Garcsa executed near the Moontéuiel fortress on a Monday. The squad, said to include eye clan dragons and EFet withers, confronts the condemned woman as the Teer sht Gh Caan draws a revolver and fires.
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Seertos
Garcsa
Moontéuiel
Eye Clan
Oman
American Composer Dudley Buet Dies in New York
Dudley Buet, noted American composer, died suddenly in the first week at his son Dudley Buet Jr's home in West Oras. His passing follows a long career marked by symphonies and concerts. Buet was highly regarded in musical circles, with many performances and connections across genres.
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New York
Dudley Buet
Tareye T Wrams
Dudley Buen, Jr
West Oras We
Ehartform
Cenk
Wwebs
The Richest Man in Mexico Gen Terrazas Owns Vast Lands
Prominent Mexican magnate Gen Luis Terrazas is described as Mexico’s wealthiest man with an estimated fortune of at least 200 million dollars. His holdings center in Chihuahua but span broad regions, including fifteen ranches covering many thousands of acres. His empire supports large cattle and horse operations with tens of thousands of livestock and a workforce of thousands managing vast fencing and town sites on multiple ranchos.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Louis TY Sarrs
Hus Ange
Coon Ispany
Dina
Piso
Tartoon
Pepiagas
Diaz
Terrazas
Republic
He O
Countess Augusta Von Strachwitz Shot by Infatuated Clerk
Alfred Friendlander a 25 year old clerk killed Countess Augusta Von Strachwitz and then died by his own hand. The countess daughter of a farmer and previously divorced twice. her marriage to Count Guenther Von Strachwitz ended in divorce due to her dissolute life.
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Jerlin
Augusta von Strachwitz
Alfred Friendlander
Guenther von Strachwitz
Startling confession in Lynn theft case shocks family
Police reveal Annie Marystone confessed to thefts totaling nearly $2,000 after a long period of deception. Her parents say the girl is under a delusion and credit the confession as a breakthrough in the case.
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Lynn
Mass
Annie Marystone
Tainte
Eusity Ae aNwee
East
Land Baron Terrazas Dominates Chihuahua Economy
The article portrays Gen Terrazas as controlling all banks in Chihuahua and major banking interests in Mexico City. He allegedly buys silver, owns one third of Chihua hua City buildings, runs banking services, and renovates local industries while maintaining a generous but influential landlord role with long-tenured tenants. He has extensive landholdings, ranches, and farms supporting varied crops. He has traveled widely in the United States, especially New York, and remains a powerful figure in regional commerce.
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Gen. Terrazas
Chitinahua
Mexico
Cohlaml
Banco Mineral
Chihuahua
Chihuatui
W Pets Om
Pangerkoaks
Gen. Terra
Gen
Perragas
United States
New York
Amd
Wien
Two Men Die After Knife Duel Over Love
Miss Dittman said both Walker and Besupa wooed her and fought for her favor. The duel lasted about half an hour with each man suffering numerous knife wounds. They were taken to County Hospital where both were reported dying.
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Randed Thau
Aio K
Tony Hesupa
William Walker
Fach
Miss Dittman
Walker
Besupa
Sultor
Sandbag tactics Samiled Wealth in Chicago District
A Chicago report exposes a graft system tied to the South Side and West Side districts with Police Inspector John Wheeler at the helm. It alleges two powerful district businessmen siphoning more than 109000 dollars annually through a broad corrupt network aided by State's Attorney Waymman and Police Inspector McCann.
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Chicago
South Side
John Wheeler
West Side
Waymman
McCann
Tuo
Tae
Second Street
Hearst Nominated for Mayor at Cooper Union
William Randolph Hearst, famed Gotham figure, was nominated for mayor last week at a mass meeting of about 4000 supporters at Cooper Union. He had previously been defeated for mayor by George B. McClellan and later by Charles E. Hughes for governor, despite his public stance against candidacy.
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New York
William Randolph Hearst
George EB. McClellan
Charles E Hughes
Cooper Union
Three Jackson Township Boys Kill Rare White Quail
In Coshocton Ohio three Jackson Township boys killed a pure white quail found among ordinary quail. Local naturalists and sportsmen say nothing like it has been heard of before and fear the rare bird may be lost.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Jackson Township
Pittsburg Man Kills Wife After Night of Prayer
Police allege Martin Shulick struck his wife Catherine with an iron criddie after a night spent with a prayer book. The 7 year old daughter Josephine witnessed the murder as she lay in bed.
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Pittsburg
Martin Shulick
Catherine
Josephine
Buried Treasure Report From Yucatan Coast
A severe Yucatan coast storm uncovered coins from Lafite the pirate near Puerto Celestum. Fishing crews collected English and Spanish coins bearing early 19th century dates along the beach, with several thousand dollars recovered so far.
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Merida
Yucatan
Mexico
Puerto Celestum
Lafite
Lord Asbourne’s Son Engaged to New York Heiress
Announcement from London confirms the engagement of Hon. Ernest Victor Gibson third son of Lord Asbourne to Caroline DeBillier daughter of Mrs Frederic DeBillier of New York. The match connects British aristocracy with American society.
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London
Ernest Victor Gibson
Lord Asbourne
Caroline
Frederic DeBillier
New York
Idleness and the Mind, A Quote by La Rochefoucauld
A concise adage notes idleness as more a mental infirmity than a bodily one, attributed to La Rochefoucauld. The saying emphasizes inner discipline over physical constraint.
Early Snow in Texas Panhandle Sets Record
Snow fell across the Texas Panhandle last week marking the earliest snowfall in the region's history. Dalhart reported about four inches of accumulation as El Paso and nearby areas felt the chill.
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Texas
el Paso
Tex
Texas Panhandle
Dalhart
Pose in Canoe Ends in Drowning at Lake Gardner
Joseph Mannahan aged 24 and his brother Frederick aged 17 posed in a canoe for a photograph at Lake Gardner Amesbury Massachusetts while Bella Bailey prepared to take a shore shot. The boat capsized and both brothers drowned in view of witnesses.
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Amesbury
Mass
Joseph Mannahan
Frederick
Lake Gardner
Bella Bailey
San Francisco to Toast Portola Festival at Noon
The city gears up for a five day Portola Festival starting Tuesday October 19 to celebrate San Francisco and the Bay of San Francisco discovery. President Taft will propose a toast at noon San Francisco time watched worldwide as lights and decorations blaze city and nation unite in celebration.
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San Francisco
Cal
Portela
Bay of
Don Gaspar de Portela
California
Taft
Europe
United States
San Francisco Pageant to Open With Naval Parade
Massive civic spectacle begins Thursday with a naval parade at one minute past P2 and a grand social reception for Portola the Queen and dignitaries. Floats, costumes, and 1500 horses illuminate a cross state panorama of the West with bands, revelry, and a 38 foot dragon centerpiece.
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UPA
Army
Navy
San Francisco
West
Golden Gate Park
Virgilia
Alameda County
Cinformia
Portcin
Stirling
Harvard Admits Sidis as Special Student Breaking Records
A youthful prodigy aged about 11 was admitted to Harvard as a special student in Cambridge after a year at Tufts, bypassing the normal entrance examinations. The record breaking move highlights Sidis’s extraordinary early academic achievement and unusual path to higher education.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Sidis
sSilis
Tufts
King of Dudes Dead and Inquest Finds Powder Poisoning
In Kewanee Illinois an inquest into P. J. Walter of Depue concludes death followed four headache powders. The verdict cites poisoning as the cause. In New York Tomasito Luis de Onativa, once dubbed the king of dudes, dies in Paris after a life as a globe trotter and famed dresser from a rich Cuban family.
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Kewanee. al
P. J. Walter
Depue
Here
King of
New York
Tomasito Luis de Onativa
the King of
Berry Wall
Paris
Harvard
Married 12 Hours Ends in Suicide in Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge Louisiana John Elam secretary of the Baton Rouge Life Insurance Agency killed himself twelve hours after marrying Miss Land of the city. Friday evening at six o clock the couple wed and Saturday morning at six Elam asked for coffee then shot himself when his wife left the room.
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Baton Rouge
John Elam
Peary Cable Sent to Roosevelt From New York
Commander Peary through Herbert L. Bridgman sends a New York cable to former President Roosevelt in Nairobi announcing the pole claim. The message states Your farewell Was a royal mascot the pole is ours. PEARY.
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New York
Commander Peary
Herbert L. Bridgman
The
Peary Arctic Club
Roosevelt
Nairobi
British East Africa
PEARY
Wright predicts 70 mph speed for aeroplane racer
In College Park Maryland Wilbur Wright after breaking a closed circuit kilometer distance predicts speeds of sixty to seventy miles per hour in an aeroplane racer. He notes his government aeroplane reached about forty six miles per hour with a new record of 48 0 5 seconds for a full meter and return.
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Wright
College Park
Wilbur Wright
Garn
Mexico Orders Large Corn Shipment From U S
The government of Guanajuato telegraphed a plan to import two hundred thousand bushels of corn from the United States to ease famine caused by cold weather. George W. Bryant reported less than a two week food supply and urged energetic measures to avert distress.
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City of
Mexico
United States
Guanajuato
George W. Bryant
Smiling Baby Near Death In Narrow Crossing Incident
A toddler named Amelia wandered from home in Altoona Pennsylvania and narrowly escaped a moving train at a grade crossing. An approaching locomotive halted within a foot of the child after the infant dodged under the crossing gates as the engineer spotted her and brought the train to a stop.
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Altoona
Amelia
Pennsylvania
One Tender Hearted Sheriff
Wisconsin sheriff shows sympathy for a soldier under guard. Shawanee escaped with a small fine for letting a man go home to see his dying wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Shawanee
Sam
Revival closes with discussion on Infidelism at Pennington Gap
The final revival service under the Methodist Episcopal Church at Pennington Gap featured a discussion titled Infidelism led by Robert Paterson and others. The event drew attendees from the surrounding area and focused on religious doubt and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Paterson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pennington Gap
Here
Governor Denies Clemency for Ray Lamphere
Governor Marshall rejects relatives plea for clemency for Ray Lamphere. Lamphere, serving a life sentence in Indiana State Prison for involvement in the Giuntness farm murders in La Porte County, is deemed not to have health conditions requiring executive mercy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marshall
Ray Laamphere
Giuntness Farm
Laporte Commanty
Lamphere
Counterfeiting charge dropped for Bristol man John Preston
John Preston, held five months in Abingdon Virginia on counterfeiting charges, was released after authorities found the alleged counterfeit bills were genuine. The decision came after Aver and the jury ordered his release. United States officers had arrested him prior to the release.
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Bristol, Tenn
John Preston
Abingdon
United States
Rifle Record by Charles M. Putnam in Gall Ride Event
The District of Columbia National Guard veteran Charles M. Putnam scored 47 hits out of 50 in the annual gall ride rifle competition. The previous record was set by Allen of the Massachusetts National Guard at Camp Perry in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Putnam
District of Columbian National Guard
Allen
Massachusetts
Grerd
Camp Perry
American Wins Gordon Bennett Balloon Race
Edgar W. Mix of Columbus Ohio wins the Gordon Bennett cup for international ballooning, securing the title for the United States. The American aeronaut will return the cup to the United States after victory in Zurich.
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Zurich
Cable
Edgar W. Mix
Columbus
United States
Removal of Appendix a Crime
Boston physicians urge classing appendicitis operations as criminal acts and banning them by law. Dr. Charles E. Page cites a long record of deaths linked to appendicitis operations, including figures like Hude Fitch and Minnesota Governor Johnson.
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Boston
Special
Charles E. Page
Page
Hude Fitch
Johnson
Minnesota
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