Thorn Guilty of Murder in Queens Trial
Martin Thorn convicted of murder in the first degree for the killing of William Gulden Supp. Jury stood 3 to 3 on six ballots, then 7 to 5 on the final vote. Defense argued Mrs. Nack framed by killer tale. motion for a new trial denied. Sentencing pending.
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Spain Offers Settlement in Ruiz Widow Claim
Washington reports Spain proposes to settle the widow Mrs Ruiz claim for 825000 as a compromise. The State Department may advise acceptance or offer 40000 as the alternative. The issue concerns whether indemnity is due for the Philadelphia dentist Dr Rule and alleged prison conditions.
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Dr. Rule
Hutz
United States
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Syatis
Rosy outlook in Spanish mission reports from Cuba
A garbled dispatch from a Spanish minister via Dr Congee in Philadelphia reports positive feedback on reforms. The governor general and allies aim to push changes, with chambers of commerce rallying public support and expectations of quick benefits from vaccination and public spirit.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mr Day Declines Attorney General Post Report Denied
Washington reports of Mr Day's possible appointment to the attorney generalship were rebutted by Assistant Secretary Day. He said the President had considered him but declined the offer due to insufficient standing. Day indicated he would continue his current duties with the State Department.
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Small dealers to hit back against rivals in New York area
The note says small dealers plan a counter push as promoters of Innovation face competition. Trade is described as shifting, with many locals traveling toward New York, risking reduced business for nearby towns. An unrelated report notes Collins faced delay due to insufficient evidence and was released to federal authorities.
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Local Scene Briefs Include Theaters And Waterfront Injuries
A scrambled excerpt notes Jace Bienen and Niki at a theater, with mention of a boat incident near a pier. Water damage and deck destruction are cited, while cafe tones and other establishments appear in a surrounding urban setting.
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Edie
Cornell Chooses G A Vannere as General Athlete
The text indicates Cornell engaged G A Vannere of Chicago as a general athlete adviser or organizer for their athletic program. Details are limited in the fragment.
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Cornell
G. A. Vannere
Chicago
Steamship Arrivals Report From New York
Movements of ships to New York listed with arrivals from Paris Southampton Weelernland Antwerp and Spree Aromeu. Cleared ships include Paris Southampton Antwerp and others with port dockets for Bouth ward and Amwerp.
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Congress Preparations Show Split Over Currency Reform
Weehington November 3 Members of Congress arrive for the regular session as leaders from both parties hold back. Democrats and their free silver allies oppose majority plans while Speaker Cannon warns reforms depend on revenue and tariff measures. The appropriation committees expect to report bills before Christmas holidays.
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Twenty Dead In A Gale Off London Coast
Twenty bodies washed ashore as a severe gale rages along the coast. Dozens of wrecks reported and many vessels feared lost or damaged amid high seas and shifting storm conditions.
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Counterfeit Coin Case Reported in New Jersey
In New York officials report a case of a woman found with counterfeit currency, linked to a New Jersey counterfeiting operation. On a Saturday an alert led to the discovery of fake notes totaling several dollars hidden in a pocket, with investigators tracing the scheme to a suspect described as shadowed and connected to the alleged ring.
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New Jersey
Burial in San Francisco for Mop Thenein Cardosa
The article reports the burial of Mop Thenein Cardosa in San Francisco. It notes the body weighed over ten pounds at death and describes the effort to move the large casket, including an oversized hearse and a lengthy funeral procession. The deceased left a widow and five surviving children.
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Mra
Codom
Marie
Unclear sports clash described with names and places
Fragmentary report mentions Birmingham and Seoul with players possibly named Rog and Mads Mute. Details are unreadable. no clear outcome or event specifics are available from the text.
Tragic Fire Claims Life in Fort Miew Incident
A fatal kitchen fire in Fort Miew tightens safety concerns as a woman named Johnston perishes after her dress ignites. Firefighters report clothing rapidly burned away as flames engulfed the scene.
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Mi AL Johnston
Morristown Progress Report on Naval Battalion Resignation
The text notes a resignation of Franck Heilmawe from his command of a battalion in the State Naval militia in Philadelphia. It mentions Adouloye Chegorad Blewart and a transition of leadership.
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Morrisiurg
Adouloye
Lowell and Magele Godfrey Involved in Gas Incident
The report notes Lowell Mase and Mi Hranik A. Keith along with Magele Godfrey in a gas related incident. Details are unclear but indicate a committed act described as wuletde. The event references November and involves unnamed parties.
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Mi-Hranik
A. Keith
Magele Godfrey
Wuletde
Qeonteos
Man tries to kill himself after five months of marriage
Young carpenter William J. Dontey, jailed on a complaint by his father for threatening his wife Anna May Moldita, attempted suicide by shooting himself in the breast on Tuesday. A 22 caliber bullet lodged near the heart and was removed. Dontey had said their life was peaceful at first but deteriorated after moving to Rail tad street when he lost work and grew despondent.
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Peruvian Threats Reported in Policy Dispute
The state department has learned that Peruvian authorities threaten American interests around Victor Miettopol and a Quixote styled revolution. MacCond's attorney warns that if demands are not met the Peruvians may impose sanctions or detention, risking prolonged trouble.
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Deadly Wood Alcohol Poisoning Hits Mapleeville Area
Seventeen men died and seventeen more fell ill after drinking a wood alcohol mixture in Selmi reportedly brought by a farmer and distributed via the Mobile extension. The hoax drink caused rapid illness and fatalities among residents, with authorities investigating the supply chain and cause.
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Hilliard Tournament Noted Upsets and Scores Report
The Sed Voorth event features Stig, Sutton, and Sutton leading as stars. Sutton posts a 47 point seventh game with strong performances from Pad and Offord, while Closer play yields a 2044 high. The afternoon schedule promises matches including Herndon and Bitton, with Dale and Shoreton to compete in the evening.
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Lizzie De Kalb Takes An Airing In Murder Case
An Illinois-Norristown style dispatch reports no new sensational developments in the Clemmer DeKalb Kaiser murder case. Miss Lizzie DeKalb has not produced the expected confession, though she has spoken with the district attorney and her counsel. A drive to the murder scene was arranged with officials to corroborate statements and locations.
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Untold Cemetery Turmoil and Deserted Tombstone Incident
A report describes a disruptive act at a cemetery where Sigvud tore his wife’s tombstone during a nighttime melee. Police seek Nathaniel Cares, a farmer, amid tensions over a grave site and alleged threats. The incident follows Thanksgiving rituals and involves accusations of desecration and family quarrels over burial markers.
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Delaware Sreakwater Del Noy Die
A garbled report depicts a shipwreck near Delaware with crew frightened and the vessel aground in rough seas. Authorities or witnesses describe water depths and possible salvage actions as tides shift.
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Iren
Wien
Chloe Now and Then in Dramatic Fight Report
The report outlines a chaotic bout where Hyan dominates from the start and delivers a decisive finish as the crowd reacts. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a clear winner and lopsided action throughout.
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Captain Carter to Bo Court Martialed Washington
Secretary Alwer announced dismissal of Captain Carter and engineer officer Carin amid accusations tied to Trveculariohes and Thonwit Darber projects in Cheabin, with the case proceeding in Washington.
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Bah Franelee Charity Game Report Confusing Fragment
An OCR fragment describes a charity game involving Bah Franelee and Kealiimoret with unclear details. Mentions players Moore Tuiner Hadid Lou and white team elements, but text is garbled and many names are uncertain.
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Firing at Officers Injures Woman in Wilkes-Barre
Constable William Davis and Daniel Curtin attempted to arrest Josef Hants and George Bison at a Morgea boarding house. Officers were resisted as inmates blocked entry. Davis was struck and fired his revolver. A bullet hit Mrs. Putak, sister-in-law of the proprietor, in the arm and chest region. her exact prognosis is unclear.
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Daniel Curtin
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Tragic Cabin Fire Kills Cumberland Couple and Grandson
In Allegheny equity near Piney Plain a log cabin fire claimed the lives of Caroline Nerrie, her husband, and their grandson Famuel. Bodies found across a stove. authorities suspect tramp intruders from Martinebiure jail linked to a robbery.
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Wellington Sues The American Over Senate Bribery Allegations
Baltimore dispatch reports United States Senator George Wellington of this state filed a lawsuit against Felix Agnus publisher of The American for 100000 in damages. The grand jury investigated allegations of patronage and attempted influence on federal elections tied to Chinese exclusion era politics.
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Expedition Postponed by German Government
Berlin reports the German government delays sending a warship to reinforce its fleet in Chinese waters. Instead the ship will stay, while financing to unpaid claims remains under discussion. Baron von Buelow provided Ambassador White with a satisfactory explanation of Germanys intentions.
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Pimlico Race Notes Mixed Results From Baltimore Meeting
A garbled race report from Pimlico describes several events with winners like Warretta and Samer in different races. Mixed names and unclear phrases indicate a busy day with multiple finishes and betting activity.
Weather and Local Notes From The Morning Edition
Weather indications today show fair skies and warmer temperatures. Local reports cover the murder trial, court cases, and planned events including a wealth amass meeting and a spring concert with regional coverage of sports and markets.
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Austrian Cabinet Formed as Resignations Demand Change
The new Austrian cabinet led by Baron von Gnutech von Franzentiven faces a tense political climate as right and left unite against Prime Minister Abraham vies. Calls for a republic and withdrawal of the second chamber rise, with protests and clashes reported in Vienna.
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Abandoned on Tie Sea and Aftermath Around New York
Fragmented report recounts a maritime disaster near New York with references to a British observer and various figures. It mentions a wreck, an elite unit, and a river setting while noting a rescue or attempt at salvage. The text is garbled but centers on a significant maritime incident and its immediate aftermath.
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Frightened to Death Declares Warning in Court
The article reports a frightened individual claiming danger tied to a court case and mentions a home in a hot city. It details a tense moment with a reference to a witness or participant named Melanie Taynes and a police or official response.
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Fright at lodge goat triggers panic in Central Village
Local tale reports fear surrounding a lodge goat causing initiations in Central Village Conn. One account describes a frightened caller and a frightened crowd with references to alleged misbehavior and poor training.
Weather forecast with scattered cold conditions
Forecasters anticipate fair to chilly weather with fresh winds and pockets of icy or snowy patches in northern districts. Temperatures likely stay brisk as a cool air mass moves across the region.
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