Vaughan Bill Referred In Senate Amid Appropriation Debate
The Ballot Reform measure is not taken up on third reading. Appropriation and other bills of importance pass in both Senate and House. Hahnemann Hospital appropriation increases amid conference on district apportionment and related bills.
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House
Hahnemann Hospital
Grokerp
ANU
Mensa
Petit Messrs Spraut
Heck
C'tarton
Weller
Headford
St. Johnnvs
Serato
Tinian
Mhninn
Legislative turmoil over mental bills and appropriations
Fragmented notes describe bills on mental health strategy, with references to specific measures and debates. Mentioned are committees, hearings, and a TD appropriation of 4000 dollars to Abel WW, former tent of the Wiiy and food semimmissioners, as part of the session events.
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PhaWede Strate Tisai Sipeltad
Vathiel Hospital
Clio
Mr. Voorhees
Phindedona
Abel WW
Castel
Wiiy
Antiq U S Senators Meet In Pittsburg Fight Over Legislation
A meeting of anti-Quincy senators and representatives was held tonight to discuss pending legislation. Willan of Pittsburgh state reportedly retired from the chair of the Pittsburg committee. A testier will be held next Tuesday evening to determine the future attitude of the presentation with be received.
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Morrisburg
Dune
Willan Iin
Pitsborope
Pingree's early career and reform efforts described
The passage discusses a political figure's rise to office and his reform agenda. It notes his notable potato relief scheme for the poor, efforts to pass favorable laws for corporate property taxation, and his sustained influence as governor. He survived by his wife and two children in his later life.
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Pingree
Pingroefe
Witew Winkwo
Chiliren
Exclamatory restart for yacht Constitution after mast repair
The Constitution resumed work after two weeks laid up for repairs to a broken steel mast. Test sails in a light southeast breeze showed the repaired mast functioning with the crew aboard. Captain Dini reported smooth operations and plans to sail again daily if weather permits.
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Newport
Pepaiis
Constitution
Treiten
Owen Sid
Dini Suk
Final Direct Plea for Molineux in Crucial Appeal
The final direct plea for Molineux was heard by the Court of Appeals. John Mil turn, for Molineux, argued against the prosecution and attacked policy toward Osborne, urging a full recounting of the testimony. the case goes to brief replies with a ruling expected tomorrow.
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Hs Pachusive
Buffalo
Danother Ohinmnee
Milinemix
Pooner
Katherine J Adams
Henry C Barnett
Eohe of Appeals
John On Milturn
Molineux
David J. Hel
Mare Hilwath
Milburn
Osborne
Mis
Adillas
Phaynieti
Pasonlie
Harnett
Poigaenyie Cinebrage
Cornisius
Divorce case begins for Smith and Mobere Smith in Norristowe
Willes Tice Pane Ue and Jester Smith start divorce proceedings against Mobere Smith of Norristowe Pennsylvania. The complainant accuses him of taking another wife and cites alleged separation and marriage details.
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Willes Tice
Pane Ue
Unclear OCR fragment on convention and climbers
The readable portion describes a convention with climbers and a named lake location related to a past event. It mentions Withee Haire and references names that appear corrupted and hard to resolve. No clear outcome or dates emerge from the fragment.
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Withee Haire
Dupe Bolle
Piarnaorn
Jivel
Boone
Itarvey
Sinh Maxoe
Dentist Kennedy freed on bail after third trial in New York
The wife of retired Lt. Elmer E. Hand posted bail for Dr Samuel J Kennedy amid a chaotic courtroom scene in New York. Kennedy walked to his lawyers offices then headed to Staten Island. bail was set at 10 000 with his wife as surety. A juror noted dissension as earlier verdicts split, and Kennedy prepared to leave for home.
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Elmer E. Hand
New York
Dre Simuel J. Kennedy Wis
Ander
On Crowell
Gi Men Citid Toys
Counsels
South Perry
Sidten
New Dorp
Newbirger
Newbirger Peadohed His Chambers This Morning Life Was Seen By Louis J. Searles
Churvers
Jiige Newburger
Pistriot
Philbin
Kennedys
Moore
Lis
Dr Kennedy
San
Wennedy
Kennedy
Staten Isham
3 Cent Fares Promised in City Transit Talks
Ex Postmaster General offer of 2.5 million dollars for street railway franchises is called insincere by Congressman Robert B. Foerderer who pledges three cent fares if dividends justify low prices. Charters granted in Harrisburg for Central Rapid Transit and other lines in Pittsburgh and surrounding towns with varied capitalizations and new incorporators.
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Philadelphia
Robert B. Foerderer
Fpoerderer
John Wanameker
Harrisburg
Central Rapid ‘Transit Company
Pittsburg Caplin
Oatisarber Caperless
Camp Fon
Harrisbure Street Haglway Company
Hecapital
Camp Aol
Parrisburg
Moential Bach Prasit Company
Pittsburg
Ciatorial
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Thomas S Hig~elow
Tmenrs W
Oliver George T. Oliver
Thomas A. Coutiys
Pittslure
Aid Mielwrd
Quay
Sewielley
Newcastle
Conmany
Sih
Francis 3
Guthrie
Nelson Bo Youre
Row
Troberts
Pittsburge
W. J. Brown
Oakmont
William M. Wherry, Jr
New York
New Bedfords
State Line Street
Flairwas Company
New Bedfouls Copkies
Ex Governor Pingree Dies in London
London reports the death of ex governor of Michigan Oliver Hazard Pingree in London after a long illness. Mrs Pingree and relatives arrived from Detroit as funeral plans began. Pingree, born 1840 in Maine, had served as Detroit mayor and Michigan governor, driving public works reforms and utility rate reductions.
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London
Hix-Travernor KE Os
Nigree
Michigan
Pingrees
Pingree
Warne
Biguerlas
Mary Binges
New York
Wittow
Pine Bree
Detroit
Moe Pingies
Pingiee
Pligree
Derrait
Hop
Pac
Chavernor Pingree
B Pingree
Siplinwlify
South
Andea
fex-Clavernov
Gas
Detroit Railway
Commencement at Lafayette Honors Tablet Erected for Peeter
The Lafayette College chapel saw a large audience for a mid tablet unveiling honoring Peat Peeter who died April 27. Dr. William Buster Owen delivered the commencement oration. the tablet lists many titles and roles. Trustees met. donations funded college buildings though the purpose of the fund was not disclosed. Construction cost projected between 50000 and 70000.
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Ty Nesamuith Press
Aston
Dane
Peat Peeter
Lafayette College
William Buster Owen
Elass of
Ust
Thomas Conrid Borer
Alexandria
Pennsylvania
Pett
Cluaston
We Doki
Inds
Pardee Scientifie de Partiment
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Loluntet
Nie
Galden
Washington
Nipterie
Siulllvil
Lehighton Street
Grever
M.A
Meeklin
Wenheyy
Pos
Euston
Ales Ralph
Philiadelpha
Dro Warfield
James Wy. Cialey Chemical
Third Party Conference Hints at Bryan Alignment
A secret meeting in Kansas City brought Populist leaders and supporters including Willam Bryan ally Lee Meriwether and twenty-two others. The conference discussed nominating a third party candidate and potential ties to Bryan, with results to be announced at a later public meeting.
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Kinesis
Reiton
NnsaSs
Riyadhy
Willham Bryan
Lee Meriwether
St. Louis
Laas
Kansas
Dullings
Abe
Bryan
Besa
Unclear OCR fragment on a local event
The readable portion is too fragmentary to identify a coherent event, names, places, or dates. The text appears to be garbled OCR with mixed letters and incomplete sentences, preventing a reliable summary.
Bryan on a Pleasure Trip
A brief item reports that Kachwiye Wire from the Associated Press describes a trip by Bryan. The piece notes movements to Bitterville and meeting at a location referenced as Ree but the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Bryan
Kachwiye Wire Fon
Avsoelited Press Lingoln
Dane Vow
I Tipsam
Adaick
Vaipe
Euler
Bitterville
Tian
Lleyle
Local News Summary in Warm Spring Morning
Fragmented OCR reads like a small town morning brief with scattered names and places. Mentions Fairfield May marker Vitel Ta Hepetica and Kennede Reloaded on Wail amid other garbled items. Concludes with regional heater or market notes and a local strike situation.
Death Under Suspicion After Mount Carmel Killing
Daniel Richards twenty from Green Ridge was found dead on the porch of his fiancé Miss Elizabeth Winters in Mount Carmel. Investigators pursue a theory of murder with the weapon missing while witness Miss Walters reports no quarrel and notes Richards appeared in good spirits before the fatal event.
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Daniel Richards
Mount Carmel
Irene Shamokin
Green
Younes Hichards
Lave Beet
Todass
Elizabeth Winthees
Ile
Floors Walters
Walters
Green Ridge
Thier Niles
Hind
Wey
Richins Wars
Aid
Stiehtide
Jury awards Minnie Bleaty fine against Copper Trust case
In district court the Minnie Bleaty case awarded a fine of 1000 dollars to August Peins, ruling against Miles Pinelaa and the Copper Trust alleging interference. Pian Pinehin faced discouragement after laboring on the property and was urged to seek compensation for expenses and copper vein disruption.
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Yutte
Mont
Jillgee
Mening
Minnie Bleaty
August Peins
Miles Pinelaa
Ela
Othe Petopeecia Pian Pinehin
Lecame
Melina
Unclear OCR fragment references multiple names and events
Fragmentary OCR text lists many personal names and places with unclear actions or dates. The readable items include individuals such as Irene, Marcianal, Hailinguea, and Muvie, with scattered place names and possible events but no coherent story or dates to summarize.
Attack on Colombians Aboard Ship Sparks Insurgent Clash
Report from New Orleans notes a violent aboard incident during a voyage toward Bocas. Insurgents attempted to execute a Colombian officer. Captain Perepsen refused, while attacks and looting of Chinese passengers and coercion of women followed amid tense exchanges onboard.
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Bocas
Perepsen
Dy. Brown
Corel
Died of violence at Bellevue Insane Pavilion
New York figure futedh Mies Jolint Chrisin died this morning at Bellevue in the Insane Pavilion after a blow. Dr Ohitibon performed autopsy and stated death from peivateaitis caused by blows. The superintendent at BellevueHospital reported no insane ward and questioned the circumstances of the death and witnesses.
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Bellevue
New York
Jttie TS
Jolint Chrisin
Wits
Ovdueleetnec
Cuabaa Peti
Ohtibon
Young
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A garbled text fragment mentions individuals and a possible event with various unclear names and terms. No coherent facts or outcomes are discernible, making a reliable summary impossible from the readable content.
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Unclear OCR Note prompts historic context
Fragmentary OCR text lacks coherent events names places or dates making a precise summary impossible. The readable portions hint at cultural references and possible ceremonial terms but provide no verifiable actions or outcomes.
Unclear OCR Entry In County Jail Case
Fragmented text reports an arrest or jail booking involving an individual named Elie Ase Late Eyes, with mentions of May 28 and references to a court or hearing. The garbled lines obscure actions, dates, and outcomes, leaving only scattered names and phrases about inmates, wives, and a place.
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Heni A
Mauen
Tovlys
Accieri
State League Topples Through Narrow Margin
The exclusive wire report notes dramatic action as teams clash under tense pressure. Key figures include Landon Nias and Whe Amelicared Prose Vasten leading pivotal plays. Rivalry peaks as elite squads vie for supremacy amid unclear final scoring.
Barker Trial Admits No Testimony Of State Of Mind
On the second day of the Barker trial the court barred the prisoner from testifying about his mental state. The narrative centered on Mrs Barker, with the judge ruling that certain testimony could not be introduced. Witnesses described the shooting and its effects while the defense sought to tie the defendant’s intent to his state of mind. The judge pressed for a foundation for the eye witness accounts and ultimately Barker did not testify. The trial proceeded with other witnesses and expert testimony on the weapon and the injuries.
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Pollowhi
Phan Hermi
Lick
Dr. Evans
Jersey
Mr. van Winkle
Wehinad
Aly
Keller
Ole
Qmail Ali
Webley
Otal Raneagin
Pam
TO CRUSH THE CARPENTER
Five thousand men will strike to enforce terms, with exclusive wire reports from The Associated Press. The carpenters confront the contractor with a unified demand while other workers await a pledged discharge. A meeting of key committeemen is planned to coordinate the action and sustain the strike across primary job sites.
Fragmented text summary from OCR historical page
The readable fragmentary lines reference names and places, but the text is garbled. No clear event, date, or identification emerges beyond scattered terms and potential proper nouns. Further clean text needed for a precise summary.
Weather Forecast Confuses Washington Readers
A garbled forecast from Washington offers unclear terms and erratic phrases. The text includes stray words and nonsensical spellings that obscure region, timing, and conditions.
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