First Witness in Schley's Behalf at Court of Inquiry
The court of inquiry heard Lieut. K. Dioade, a water officer aboard the Brooklyn, as the first witness for Admiral Schley. He and other naval officers were questioned about the Battle of July 3 and the events surrounding the Spanish fleet and blockade, with testimony focusing on ship movements and the bombardment actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Evans
Sigsbee
Diewalde
Sharp
Vixen
Washington
Sehley Court of Inquiry
Admiral Selitew
Dioade
Brooklyn
Spat
Mir
Raynor
Diewle
Lemlew
Commiander Sin
Dbs
Denidde
Chi
Dlovkaeke al Siuthaga
Collander
Hief
Admirud
Dadeil
Ciefnegi
Clamandee Shaw
Colon
Wilone
Clutt
Fragmented Maritime Letter Notes and Shipboard Cast
A long OCR fragment references Captain Cook's letter and various shipboard items. It mentions Lieutenant Comuandes Alexander M. Sharp, Hale Hastie, and Pa s ar names with scattered references to ports, ships, and maritime events. The text is highly corrupted but centers on a naval correspondence and related crew mentions.
Pennsylvania Triumph in Hard Fought Pennant Bid
In a rugged gridiron clash Pennsylvania edged a resilient opponent 6 to 1 in a late scoring drive. The Wildcats used a strong defense and steady ground game to keep the rival in check while securing a narrow victory and leaving the season hanging on one decisive play.
Terre Haute Turf Events at Island Park Albany
Races slowed by weather at Island Park Albany with Simmer falling and driver injuries noted. The day featured late excitement in the 18 trot before the field advanced to the amphitheater circuit, as winners and injuries were reported with thoroughbred and harness racing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmer
Island Park
Albany
Tere Thaite
Meee
Lamied Tit
Ticket scalping fines and lengths of sentences
A court convicted Michael it Kerns and Alexander 0 Goren te for ticket scalping schemes. Both men faced fines and prison terms. judge noted deterrent aims while extending penalties to dissuade others from similar offenses. The case discussed restitution and the broader risk to ticket markets.
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Cape Mats
NAO
Vorneest
Ginette
Sions
Takiy
Michael It Kerns
Alexander
Goren Te Wey
Local Lynching Report Shocks Shelbyville Prison Break Details
The Shelbyville Eye reports a mob attacked the jail following the murder charge against a printer named Heath. Reported claims describe prisoners battered, restraints breached, and vigilante justice amid a chaotic night.
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Shelbyville
SiNteOn
Elahleen
Mureder
Heath
Esa
Sirecenpeiea
Darth
Tetefon
Pitti Fells
Episcopal Conference Elects Bishop Dudbes President
The Autocritial Pyiees Sai Ientedsen reports the Episcopal Conference election of Bishop Dudbes of Sentucky as president. Jev s. part of Middletown Connunn secretary, Dr. Jann 8. Linsey of Missachiusetts clabienaia fd Key, Charles Hutching secretuaps of the house of deputies. No business noted during this time. business session planned.
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Sai Ientedsen
Oet
Dudbes
Sentucky
Jev. S
Middletown
Conunn
House of Bishops
Jann
Linsey
Missachiusetts
Clabienaia
Fd Key
Charles Hutching
House of Deputies
Untitled Local Notice From Washington Dated June
A fragmented OCR notice mentions individuals and places in Washington with references to duties, travel, and roles. The legible bits reference a person named Miss Hainer and locations such as Columbia and Hoke Alls Belle, with unclear dates and appointments.
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Washington
Get
Eevretars
Miss Hainer
Rome
Unclear State News Brief From Wittabillg Ohio
Fragmented OCR reads like a state notice from Wittabillg Ohio with references to withdrawals, a Gilied aectlatlom, and a Voie ion Uiorwad Sash. Mentions of registered people Churlesse Patterson and Welele, and a Republican push. Mentions Fontes Wir tie pening and midiey 1 he invested ly thie Letastiial ventare.
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Het
Altoaid
Churlesse
Patterson
Williameburg
Register and Rear
Pinvlig
Qete Yeti Jhithon
Hudale Coe
Tle
Tte
Beowuns Wille
Capital
Tie Sipandont Porgit
Pempuns
Sliema
Gaplead
SG Dam
Firemen Convention Ends Amid Election Turmoil
Confusion marked the state firemen convention as officers were elected. Abraham J. Paes of Philadelphia was chosen president with George Hache Nanthooke as vice president and Alexander Niveron as COS. After installation a trophy was presented to ex-president Mitlinger. Delegates from Pittsburgh caused disorder over the race for corresponding secretary Marion Verhenke.
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Philadelphia
Siate
Aseochi
Abraham J. Paes
Philhidelphia
Ceorige Hache
Nanthooke
Alexander Niveron
Cos
Peter Stavder
Pileburn
G. W. Bernthelzel
Colimbias
Winder
James A. Green
Carlisle T
A. T. Reichtenbuch
Allentown
Mitingrer
George Nellie
Offleens
Opel
Onder
Puarttisburg
Veolia
Marion Verhenke
Diarristurg
Uprising in Singling District Reported From Canton
A cablegram from U S Consul McWade at Canton reports General Wu with no soldiers crushing rebels in Singling district Swatow and 200 killed. Missionaries fled to Tiong Kong. State department says Besere had no role, notes famine linked unrest.
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Washington
United States
McWade
Canton
China
Singling
Singling Ciateler
Swatow
Geven
Tiong Kong
Yonager
Chine
Palmist Harjett Accused in Urban Mystery Case
Police solved a mystery linking a pestilential figure to a string of arson and theft on the city’s main thoroughfare. The suspect, Bo Hiajelt, is jailed on bail facing additional charges. A fire damaged a frame building, causing substantial losses as authorities investigate the motive and ties to the prior crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhatielity
Bo Hiajelt
Hindett
Hoterewae
Barners' Numton congress session yields lively meeting
The Association Sioux Falls rally opened with Charles Neight of Ali Hels delivering a talk on the oleomargarine business. J Sterling Morton of Nebraska, former secretary of agriculture, spoke, and Elon Wo OD hom discussed Allied participation. The feature was De TW Benjamin Anes addressing Par nstead Beautiful.
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Sioux Falls
Nitin Cotmress
Charles Neight
Ali- Hels
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Agricultre
Alliers
Parnstead Beautiful
Benjamin Anes
Cln
Bellor
University of Nehowska
Letters Plea for Commuting Czolgost Sentence Reach Governor
Albany dispatch reports two letters received by Governor Odell from Newburgh asking to commute the life sentence of Czolgost. The missives, likely authored by different men, urged clemency and referenced the President’s minders. officials ignored the tips and no action was taken.
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Albany
N.Y
Odell
Newburgh
Czalgass
Amoix
Nwis
Erinks
Murder and apparent double tragedy in Hy Favlicle area
In a reported domestic incident in Hy Favlicle a man shot his wife and then killed himself. the couple were Winnett Pulloh, 48, and his wife 47. Pulloh was a dealer in real estate. police suspect the husband caused the earlier firing and both deaths occurred in the Weouth area.
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Weouth
Winnett Pulloh
Hle
Regal Estate
John Most Released. Hy Excisive Wine from The Aetochted pies.
Unable to determine a coherent news item from the fragmented text. The readable portions mention John Most and various garbled phrases, with no clear event, date, place, or organization to summarize.
Exciting Races Promised Amid Big Money Prospect
A capricious sum around 160 million dollars fuels speculation of a major future event. Supporters cite a long effort despite opposition from locals and wary officials. The report notes planned telegraph updates and a tense contest between Shamrock II and Columbia as a standout possibility.
Slaughter At Sanur Sparks International Outcry
Reports from Samar describe a massacre where Monin O Nath Volto Stites members were killed during a raid led by Colonel Tsauley and his eleventh task force. Forty five bodies burned at ATONE while charred remains were recovered. officials report a hostile attack and ongoing investigations.
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Sanur
Monin O Nath
Volto
Ie Lungigu
Tsauely
Can Hell
Leavis
Archbishop Garvey Consecrated with Regional Prelates
Archbishops Ireland and Ryan and Bishops Hoban Loughlin Shanahan assisted Bishop Garvey of Altoona Pa at a consecration ceremony today. About sixty priests participated and after the rites Mr Behwib hosted the bishops and priests at his summer home. The report notes the church project was funded by Mr Sechwalo and mentions costs of the structure and related works.
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Ireland
Ryan
Hoban, Loughlin and
Shanahan
Wie
Sechwalo
Shepard Named Democratic Candidate for New York Governor
A wire from the Associated Press in New York reports that at a party meeting held tonight the Democratic candidate for governor of New York was selected. M. Shepard of Brooklyn was chosen as the nominee, with Will Todd Jr. elected as Democratic candidate for controller and George Mo Vai Hoesen listed as the candidate for president of the board.
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The
Tammany Committee
Greater
New York
Dwar M. Shepard
Brooklyn
Willi W. Todd, Jr
Cone Tooller
Cheorge Mo
Rejected Lovers Crime Across City Narrow Escape
A chaotic crime report describes a domestic dispute ending in a shooting near the Aird Bridge works. A man fires at an acquaintance and a bystander, then flees as witnesses note the tense scene and a pistol is recovered from the aftermath.
Unclear OCR Fragment Mix Yields Nonsense Text
A garbled OCR passage contains a jumble of names places and phrases. The readable elements are insufficient to identify a coherent event or subject for a proper news summary. No recognizable persons organizations or dates are clearly stated.
Path of the Fire Fiend Damages Town and Shops
A severe fire swept through Marinette and nearby areas causing extensive destruction to grocers and a passenger coach shop. Losses estimated at 100000 dollars leveled buildings including a mill and several residences. Fire departments battled the blaze as high winds hampered containment.
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Springfield
Ube
Bain
Peter Vredenburg
Suringfield
Washington Forecast Bolsters Lipton Shamrock II Race Hopes
Enthusiasts hope for brisk wind and fair weather as the Shamrock II faces the defender Columbia in a thirty mile test off Sandy Hook. Predictions from the Washington Weather Bureau call for west to northwest fresh winds and clear skies, with the breeze likely to persist for the race duration.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Witrtian
Ajoni
Proens New York
2 Yachtingen
Hitetists
Fouight
Teetm
Colmbin
Shamrock II
Weber Priphets
Washington Weather Bureau
Bureau Sage
Puescias
Woodone
Bundy Plock
Tomerew
Ain Deur
Ottebels
New York Vachtate
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Morgan
The
Columbie
Somorraw
Elderings
Imatter
Tareas Tiene
Watson Dlechlee
Wiecht
Vilerty
Dhriy
Haeleeite Wine from Wie Aesaeda Tied
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a wine named Haeleeite from Wie Aesaeda and weather baron terms near Washanton and Phe with unclear dates. References to Henry, NR, Lee MTL, and FLocatna Tadien appear as scattered proper nouns with no coherent event or outcome.
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Abel Fale
Henry Yaw
Tadien
Be Dichietve Wire Thon Tie Acooted Drea
A garbled OCR fragment presents names and phrases with no coherent event. The readable portions mention individuals and a place but lack a clear action or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Norv
Fia Pepe Ag
Fragmented OCR Note With Garbled Names
A partially readable clipping mentions figures and places in a garbled sequence. The legible terms include reference to a device lead panel and a Bern location, with unclear names and dates. The fragment lacks a coherent event or identifiable subjects to describe a clear outcome or action.
Woslington Weather Forecast Details For Friday
A fragmented forecast notes a strong wind from the northwest toward the extreme southeast, with lower visibility and rough conditions expected. Forecasters warn of shifting seams of weather extending into Friday with precautionary advisories for travel.
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Woslington
Fortion
Vriday
Gur
Bueke
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Sebo
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Tie Rewdlieothay
Alexander M. Sharp
University of Pennsylvania
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Prospects For Records
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Kentucky
Episcopal Conference
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Condensed State News
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Ohi
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Palmist Harjett
Associated Press
Farmers’ Congress
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Association
Czolpost
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Assactated
Otto Pulich
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John Most
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Loretto Memorial Church
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Lin Brooke
Albion
Altun
Sonny
Chivers
Wmi
Lee
Thomas Liptom
Tidade
Sadudias
Abi Mberguin
Elaine
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