O’Connor Denies Vare Bribe Offer In Ward Probe
In a ten hour Senate campaign inquiry in Washington the Philadelphia magistrate Freak O Connor denies saying William S Ware offered money for support in the Republican Senate primary. Pepper and three Philadelphia reporters testify and may reappear.
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Woman Charged With Forgery Dies After Jump From Hospital Window
Mrs. Alice M. Miller, accused of forging promissory notes totaling 7168, leaped to death from a fourth floor window at Mercy Hospital after a confrontation with sisters at the North Charles Street interior decorating business. Grand Jury proceedings and bank offices were awaiting verdicts as officials noted she had confessed to the notes before the death.
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Alice M. Miller
Wimlow
Mercs Hospital
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Merbert
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Intenor
St. James
Mercantile Limited wreck injures two at Pennsy station
Pittsburgh, July 1. The engineer and fireman of the first section of the Mercantile Limited were scalded when the locomotive tender was pierced by a broken end near Torrence station. The accident delayed trains for hours as a new locomotive was secured.
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Mercantile Limited
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Washington Express
Limited
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Incoherent damaged text from a rough OCR page
Fragmentary OCR notes mention searches for a wreck and a monetary amount of 7500 dollars. The text is garbled with repeated phrases and missing context, making it impossible to determine a clear event, people, or location.
Washington’s Jack Westland tops 36 holes in opens with 74 16
Philadelphia July 1 Jack Westland of the University of Washington posted 74 and 16 for 36 holes to lead a large field in the intercollegiate championship qualifiers. Yale Princeton and Dartmouth notables were among the initial 22 players selected for match play as the East’s best competed in the round.
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Philadelphia
Jack Westland
University of Washington
Fred Lampreicht
Tulane Kehaman
Westlend
Stenhes
Chenthen
Frank. Wattes
Yale
Market
Princeton
Georgesh
Garment Workers Strike Demands Wage Hikes
Forty thousand garment workers in New York go on strike demanding higher wages and minimum year round employment. Sixteen hundred shops affected as talks aim to finalize a working agreement between workers and employers. The dispute targets jobbers who contract garment making to manufacturers or contractors.
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Steske
Smith
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Anarchist Plot Reported Near Royal Visit to Paris
Mint of ammunition seized from prisoners involved in a planned assassination during King Alfonse and Queen Victoria’s Paris visit. Two of five conspirators were arrested, Spaniards described as anarchists, with one suspect confessing links to Cardinal Romero. The plan reportedly aimed to kill the monarch as they traveled toward Paris.
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France
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Quren Victoria
Paris
Abadia Frankve Arcare
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Romero
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Nictoria
London
Life span could extend by up to ten years says expert
Philadelphia July 1 A P Ten to twelve years may be added to life span in the next forty to fifty years says Professor B Wallace MacAdam of the New Memespathic Medical College. He cites periodic health examinations as groundwork for a longer healthier life and urges simple health measures and prudent routines over extravagant cures.
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Philadelphia
Profesor B. Wallace MacAdam
New York
Memespathic Medical College
Mee-Adam
Howe
Bridge traffic plan amid late July notice in Philede
Fragmented late July bulletins from Philede report traffic changes at the Peleware Rives bridge and Camden area, with notices of planned road work and expected delays. Additional items mention a payroll theft in New York, a federal temperate forecast, and various local incidents and police activity in July.
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Prohibition Enforcement Plans Ambitious Under New Campaign
Washington reports outline a major dry law enforcement push for the coming year led by General Lincoln C C Andrews. The plan calls for a large mobilization, including 4000 troops, on land and sea to target industrial alcohol and high proof beer, with focus on the Mississippi east region and Potomac north area, aiming to reduce illicit trade and protect legitimate business.
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Birth of Chrcage Opens Loyal Order of Mone Convention
Five hundred Indians and a cast of hundreds of white brothers staged Birth of Chrcage in a Grantark xpere tack to open the thirty-eighth annual Loyal Order of Mone convention. Len S aall of Olinois and Mayor Dever welcomed the visitors near the mouth of the Chicago River as Abe convention visitors arrived from the capital of the order Chirag. Dames J Daves and other officials attended the ceremony.
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Grantark
Loyal Order of
Monae
Chicago
Fort Welrone
Atien
Order of Mone
Man
Steel shares rise as market optimism underpins gains
U S Steel and other major steel stocks moved higher in a broad advance led by United States Steel and peers. Traders expect further buying on industrials despite profit-taking, with Montgomery Ward and other names showing tentative strength while market activity features varied buying across sectors.
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New York
Ju’y Lon
Baldwin
Abhied Chenera
Taans! Biscuit
United States Steel
Othre
Union Pariie
Ene
Steele
Worlworth
Montgomery
New York Tough on Crime Laws Take Effect
New York State enacts strict penalties aimed at habitual criminals. A law would impose life imprisonment for defendants convicted three times of felonies such as burglary or robbery, signaling a serious push to curb organized crime and habitual offenders.
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N.Y
New York State
Tutay
Erie
Woman Dies After Estranged Husband Attack in Camden
Camden New Jersey July 1 19xx Mrs Vickers 25 died Tuesday after her estranged husband confronted her at home and was restrained by Paul W Purtier director of a cancer program hospital. He attempted to calm her and then shot himself as police arrived. The incident occurred at the couple's residence and the woman had become estranged from her husband after a prior dispute.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Ilue
Los Anceles
First watermelons appear on market
Fragmentary OCR notes report the first watermelons appearing on the market. The text includes garbled segments that mention a gunner and an event dated around a Saturday, with no clear names, places, or additional facts.
Enbricks Predicts Pennant For Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnatti fans hear bold claim that Cincinnati has the best pitching staff in the league and will win the pennant. Analysts note the Reds entered the season with a strong rotation led by ace relievers, while skeptics caution about the long season ahead and potential injuries.
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Prison reforms spark record prisoner transfers at large facility
Report describes a sweeping change as authorities transfer many inmates to a new facility and introduce procedures for handling prison terms. Officials cite efficiency gains and safety improvements while noting logistical challenges and impacts on staff and inmate routines.
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