Tragedy of a Silent Life in Forest Home Near Trendship
Lena Belyard, 17, raised in isolation near Trendship, is declared sane after jail intake and a warrant arrest of her father Josephus Belyard for trespass and assault. The trio were held at the county jail before commitment to the Cambridge State Asylum. The case echoes past revelations of extreme neglect and a troubled rural family dynamic.
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Lena Bol Yard
Friendship Community
Here
Wilson
Josephus Belyard
Deutes Jame- Bo Sterling
Paul Sterling
John Wilson
Os Sand
Wobeen
Hos
Stats Asylum
Cambridge
Ambride
Marta
Aid Sought Families of Dead Miners
Sullivan February 23. Funeral services were held for nearly a score of victims from the disaster at the Coal Company mine. Burial and relief planning dominated the mining city as an inquiry into the blast’s cause proceeded and a large relief fund was prepared to support bereaved families.
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Sulivan Ind
Sullivan, Tad
Ema Art Rene
Expentity Coal Company
Neat
Redrae
Grave doubt over Wilkes Booth burial site in dispute
Historians and local residents dispute where the Lincoln assassin Wilkes Booth is buried. A Chicago man claims Booth lies in Maryland, while others insist his remains were moved multiple times and finally buried in Arlington or other sites, with accounts of a hoax or altered records.
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John Willie- Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Beth
Maker
Secret Service
Baker
T. Sen
Ayeward
John W
Junius Brutus
Badvin
Khiless
Josie
Booth
Witran
Pegram
Henry Wagner
Baltimore
Maryland Historica
John Wiech
Baltins
Jean
Weare
Ile
Good Rider at 99 Faces Uneven Race In Meager Meet
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a rider at age 99 and a race with unclear context. It references Ag Meets and various names such as Grice and Laats, but the exact events, locations, and outcomes remain unreadable. The piece reads as a partial pen and ink sports blurb with fragmented scores and participants.
General Wilson Dies At Wilmington Home
General James Harrison Wilson, 78, veteran of the Civil War and World War service, died at his Wilmington residence after a long illness. He retired after wars with Spain and China, lived quietly since, and leaves a daughter, Mrs. Henry U. Twomrwn, of this city.
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Del
Geeneral James Harrison Wiien
TS VY
Ace
Spain
China
Wilson Livld
Wilmington
Terra
Wilson
Vulweneton
Cuba
Henry UB. Twomrwn
Senator Ashs Prebe and Law Practice Inquiry
A Washington inquiry into charges that Senator Spencer Ashs Prebe practiced before federal departments was invited by Senator Massaourrimaetter. The attorney general said there was no basis for any bond or direct implication tied to the fur trade or any related duties.
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Spencer Ashs
Washington
Federal Department
Spenser
Massaourrimaetter
Ballet Mecanique at Paris with Antheil and Leger
A new Ballet Mecanique work by American composer George Antheil and French painter Fernand Leger is to be staged soon in Paris. The piece features four electric player pianos and uses mechanical devices to create the orchestral effect with a modernist, experimental approach.
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Aenter
George Anthell
Ferdinand Leger
Piane
Fragmented OCR News Note From Unknown Source
An OCR fragment mentions dates, places, and names in unclear order. It provides limited readable details about a local event, with no clear outcome or full context evident.
State Is Ready Merrill Trial
State’s Attorney Harry Cashell wrapped up the case against Hares Merrill in Cambridge’s Dorchester County Court. Merrill, held in Baltimore City jail under three indictments for murder and two counts of assault, faces trial before the circuit court. Defense attorney Gordon Tull aims to challenge whether the murder is first degree, with possible life or twenty-year penalties, as witnesses prepare for opening.
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Princess Anne
Harry Cashell
Hares
Merrill
Baltimore City
Dashiell
Dorcheter
Camberidg
Cambridge
Coolidge Sees Hope In Peace Tribunals
Article details President Coolidge voicing optimism about peace tribunals amid postwar tensions. Fragmentary text references US policy and public reaction, with unclear passages. Strong entities include Coolidge and peace efforts, but specifics are not fully readable.
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Coolidge
King George Ordered to Mediterranean for Winter
Medical bulletins from Buckingham Palace say King George’s bronchitis is not serious but doctors ordered him to the Mediterranean for the rest of winter. The decision sparked front page attention as the public treats the monarch’s absence as noteworthy.
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Pivden
Hitckingham Palace
Georges
Mediterranean
Stella Ao
Advanced Training Sought For Hopkins
Johns Hopkins aims to restructure under president Dr. Frank J. Geodnew during the Forty Tenth Anniversary exercises. He proposes moving instruction to graduate standards, consolidating two years of college work, and awarding higher degrees while ending Bachelor’s degrees. Owen D Young outlined future law standards for the university.
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Prom Hallamore
Johns Hopkins Weeny
Frank J. Geodnew
Owen D Young
the Dawes
Johns Hopkins
Geednew
Clock of Straw Keeps Time for Years in Munich
A clock made from straw in Munich has kept nearly two years of time. It uses eight straw pendulums instead of a wheel mechanism and contains no spring.
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Munich
Germany
Thief Charged After Snakes Stolen From General Store
A suspect was arrested for stealing snakes from a general store. The accused allegedly requested two snakes and a gear item, leading to charges of theft.
New Movie Reform Man Strikes Over Subtitles in West Virginia
An eastern manager of a moving picture house in West Virginia advocates reform to display larger subtitles so patrons from the heirs can read. The increased subtitle count leads to higher charges, sparking a strike as he seeks more payment due to readers.
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Fig
W Va
Moving Picture
Late News Bulletins and Inquiries From Various Cities
Reports trace examinations in an inquest into the death of a minor wards at the hands of officials. Paris notes a Biarritz visitor confirming a missing son of General Leonard Weed. Loyd’s illness and a former prime minister’s bed rest are mentioned. Washington covers a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing schedule and government budget items including a guard cutter replacement.
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Paris
By & PF
Biarritz
Ouberas
Weed
Leonard Weed
Ketel Criffon
A Nation’s Film Sparks Long-ago Victory Cheers
An American patriotic film shown in Dublin stirs Irish audience delight as it portrays colonial battles. The scene of redcoat troops falling to untrained colonists draws loud jubilation, while the crowd forgets today’s friendship with Britain.
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Milton Bronner
NEA Service
Wester
London
Great Britain
Stairs Sweetheart Then Leaves Town After Knife Attack
Mary Meers, a colored woman, fled town after claiming she was stabbed by lover William Moore. She was treated for wounds at a doctor’s, then sought a warrant for Moore at the local magistrate. Dr McFadden Dick testified one wound could be serious. Moore disappeared and had not been found by press time.
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Ben
Mary Meers
William Moore
McFadden Dick
Afair
Delaware Street
Mary
Moore
Avi
SIBLE SCHOOL RECORD
An old item notes a school record at Sibley for Bible attendance claimed by D Green. The entry mentions February 22 and records some form of ceremonial or award linked to attendance.
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Green
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