Governor Remakes Pittsburg Recorder Amid Political Turmoil
Governor Stone removed Recorder A. M. Brown of Pittsburgh and named J. C. Grown as successor. The action follows legal authority under the second class city charter. Stone defends the change, argues against political meddling, and challenges newspapers over alleged pledges and favoritism while stressing the need for an efficient administration.
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Stone
A. M. Brown
Elkin
Pittsburg
Paes Hirrishiury
Clovernor
Pittebure
Muble Safety
Titteburg
Phe
Ander
Peniowe
SPO
Gaedel Hina
John Semple on the Witness Stand
John Semple testifies in a high profile case in which he is accused of aiding counterfeiting. He describes payments and deliveries connected to conspirators and details interactions with the district attorney and others as the trial unfolds. The testimony covers sums around 20 000 dollars and various deliveries tied to the alleged scheme.
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Philidedplo
John Ll. Beiaple
Clodem
Arie
Thasthur
Bahia
A. Vvedell
Cotenhenteh
Poston
Pataelimess
Cand
Dibv
Pashia
Take
Lonivines
Semple
Bento
Tay Taylor
Dietelh
Songer
Aigis
Mike Lie
Wis Ae
Bay
Fragmented OCR Notice of New Jersey Court Testimony
Testimony is heard in a New Jersey court case with many witnesses including justices, county court judges, and prominent attorneys. The document notes a proviso that the sentence of the defendant should be revised and redived.
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Elemeney
Ellente
Witteskes
Seimple
Wood
New Jersey Courte of
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Board of Pardons Hears Commutations and Refusals
Harrisburg reports the Board of Pardons reformulated sentences noting death row cases, life terms, and second degree murder. Commutations were denied for several inmates while others received hearings for potential clemency or retry, with detailed case references across multiple counties.
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Harrisburg
Eorkie We McMurray
Pitisbure
Dowd
Joseph Boseliino
Iackawirnne
Tales
Joh Tuts
Lugerne
Willian Allen
Pieselle
Perry MM
Clearfield
Philip Phonna
Fayette
Kelony
Sylverio Alybute
Lickawanna
Guesple
Trial of Mrs Bonine in murder case ends first day
Washington dispatch reports the trial of Mrs Leke Tei Bonine on a murder charge opened with prosecution and defense presenting witnesses. Assistant District Attorney T. Tagsirt led the case as photographs and witness statements framed the events surrounding Ayres's death and the suspect's conduct.
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Washington
Leke Tei Bonine
Chemstinees
Tugemut Teal
Vientinie
Gdinisstan
Ieee Duotes
Honine
Aves
Directlvy
Ayres
Daniel Woodhouse
Walter
iNenmore Tetel
Miss Minas
Woodlliatee
Archbishops Meet Discuss Catholic World Affairs
Archbishops gathered in Washington on November 2 to review church issues and federation matters across the United States and Cuba. Archbishop Isenner of Dubuque announced no public actions and the final decisions remained pending.
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the Catholic Church
Washington
Llemarelie
Dsl
United States
Elteer
Isenne
Dubuque
Bilious
Columbus
Bertholf Arrested as Green Goods Man
Exclusive wire report says John G. Bertholf, alerter for the Eastern division of a telegraph company in Jersey City, is arrested on charges tied to a "green goods" scheme. Police say circulars and telegrams show his alleged involvement. another telegraph operator, Theecle Wereling, was also arrested. Ball was set at $1000 in each case.
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New York
John G. Berthwott
Weathrn Union Telegraph Company
Jecey City
Carne. Inc
Ylethin
Fercell
Theecle
Berthell
McKinley Monument Association Seeks Canton Memorial Fund
Exclusive wire reports from Cleveland note the McKinley Memorial Association executive committee endorses a Canton memorial funded by public subscription. The group aims to honor President McKinley with a memorial at Canton and may extend to a Washington memorial if surplus funds arise. Attendees included Senator Day, Senator Van, Colonel Blah, General Dutfield, and Ryerson Ritchie.
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MeKinleys Nathonal Moeniment Oskeehithow
Senator Wain
Muel
Cleveland
Eutry
Min Rawerson Ruehle
Canton
Aplin
Ile Oobi
Washington
Gage
Washington Arch
le Connie
Coton
Guage
King
Hoo
Willan TR. Day
M. A. Vanne
Myron T,bler- Theh
Kenerad Fd
Thirty Thousand Letters Burned in Santa Fe Mail Wreck
A disastrous train wreck in Santa Fe consumed the entire mail on both trains. The incident halted service and damaged an immense volume of correspondence. Investigators traced the event to a derailment and fire, with officials promising a detailed report and potential implications for future mail transport security.
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Santa Fe
Philadelphia Postmaster Named as January Successor
The Philadelphia post office appoints Clayton McMichael to succeed My Hicks in January. The Associated Press notes political shifts and nods to federal influence with McMichael taking charge at the helm.
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Clayton McMichael
My. Hicks
Roonteave Wire Thain Vhe Associated Pres
Mrs Roosevelt Meets Girls Friendly Society
Mrs Roosevelt greets the Girls Friendly Society in a community event. The meeting took place in Washington with Mrs Roosevelt engaging with the group and addressing attendees.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Lynch Defeats Plunkett in Narrow Wire Victory
Unclear readable text cites Lynch defeating Plunkett in a wire service style report. The fragment mentions Berdiaive Wire and names such as Mongiatind Itres and The Mongiatind Itres, with references to Meeb Lae A YoU Ae LN and Thue Bour afing. Further context unusable. event appears sports related but specifics are obscured.
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Miter Vila
Strikes In France Move Toward A General Labor Action
Paris dispatch reports miners split over a general strike with a referendum showing mixed support. Federation leaders delay declaration as delegates study demands while unrest grows in Nord Pas de Calais and other districts. Belgium and Britain resist output cuts, forecasting a limited impact abroad.
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Chamber of Deputtes
Lye
Hion
Ata
Department of the Nord
Fragmentary Tale of Family Tragedy and Police Action
A disjointed report describes a woman seeking her child, a telegram to her husband in Chievo, a detective intervening, and a note demanding harsher treatment. Detained wife sent to a hospital. suspect Willer claimed Rotterdam as his home and planned travel. An autopsy date is unsettled as the coroner is unable to proceed.
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Chievo
Olerly
Tarvey
Messiage
Fuiter
Dale
St Macy's Hospital
Willer
Rotterdam
Holland
Jky
Government Erects Fortifications Near Railroad
Reports from Panama and Colon describe Liberal attacks anticipated near railway property. Officials and the canal company discuss troop movements, transit protection, and possible reinforcement to Panama, while prisoner relocations and consular conferences unfold amid rising tensions.
Klondike Conspiracy Yarn Confirmed in Seattle
Prolusive Wie of The Aevoolatin Peete reports in The Tiines that the Klondike conspiracy tale published by the San Francisco Call is now echoed by local Seattle sources. The piece cites miners allegedly forming a secret society named the Center of the Midnight Sun aimed at overthrowing Canadian authority in the Klondike gold fields.
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Seattle
Wash
Klondike
San Francisco
Cluts
Mrs Dale Arraigned in Hoboken Murder Case
Mrs Dale Dil of Chicago was arraigned in Hoboken on charges of murdering her two year old daughter Binnelte. She appeared with lawyers and requested a delay for medical reasons, then was committed to await trial at Saint Marys Hospital for treatment.
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New York
Mers
Pligabeth Dil
Chicago
Hoboken
Binneelite
Dia
St. Mary's Hospital
Bluevk Waller
Dilys
Dale
Grina
Talnute
Pest
Athenians oppose modern Greek gospels amid deadly clashes
A massive Athens protest against modern Greek Gospels led to bloodshed as 20 000 demonstrators surrounded Temple Jupiter Olympus. Eight hundred marines patrolled with troops. seven killed and many wounded as clashes with the military followed. Names include M Theotkis and local police officials.
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Athens
Jupiter Olympus
M. Theotkis
Polige
Oridh
Atthos
Twenty-two Bodies Located and Additional Remains Found
Ky Exclusive reports seven more bodies located after twenty-two recovered from a staging plot in Telluride Colorado. The piece notes discoveries on the north end of the ninth level with authorities confirming identifications and ongoing inquiries into the incident and involved group.
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Telluride
Eoven
Una
Una Athernoon In the North End Oof the Ninth Level, Wit the Gipds
Sewell
Cieit Etoris
Yuli
Licitios
Chile
Unable to determine a readable headline from OCR fragment
The text provided is garbled and unreadable, lacking clear names, places, dates, or events necessary to produce a factual summary. No verifiable entities or actions are identifiable for a proper newspaper card.
Exclusion Wire Fixes Biothons in Lansing Case
Local commissioner fixed a controversial tunneling plan in Lansing involving the Doli Mishdlyy project. Officials say the measure aims to curb botanic risk and ensure safe water lines. Community groups voiced concerns about transmissions and environmental impact during the session.
Deaths of a Day and Local Obituaries Across Regions
Fragmented obituary notice lists multiple individuals with affiliations to local entities and dates. The text names Horace and Mindi Sabla among others, indicating a compilation of death notices from various communities. Further readable fragments reference associated media and regional identifiers.
Unclear OCR Item Seeks Clarification
The readable text is garbled and does not provide a coherent event or identifiable entities. No clear persons organizations places dates or numbers can be reliably extracted from the fragment.
Weather notice fragment with garbled data
Fragmented weather item reads as yesterday's weather with unclear station names and timings. The readable bits mention a 6 p m observation and coded terms but no clear location or forecast details.
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Director of Public Safety
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Major
A. A. Brown
Tiessinger
Haredisburg
Bittsburg
Herorder Brown
J. C. Grown
William Fllin
Penneylvania
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TY S
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Board OF Pardons
Joseph Boschino
John Lutz
John Waltz
James Seymour Ayers
Hy Bache
Bertholf
Green Goods
Western Union Company
M’kinley Monument Association
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Ado Tutoil Press
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Philadelphia
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Roosevelt Llakiy
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Plunkett
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France
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Perry
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Liuneh
Canal Comenauy
Alban
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Canal Company
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Chorrera Juni
Patirinie
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Hinis
Colombia
Senor Bisprellia
Valverde
Trance
Senor Silvela
Tico
Colonie
Alee
Seattle Times
Jupiter
Olympus
Vibe
Phio Ascacioicd Pro
Pitisburg
Chen Thietfel
Methodist
Ourel
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Ti Thibori
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Lobo
Poway
York
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Suili
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Clike
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Copene
Cheeni
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Iytia
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Pia Ted
Lida Pei
Alan
Horace NG
Mindi
Otto
Miss Stone
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Eta
Mtg
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Elye
Mir
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Ibeoneoek
Wade Bylley
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