Hodgson Again On The Stand In Schley Court
Exclusive wire dispatch reports Lieutenant Commander Hodgson testifying at the Schley court of inquiry. He discusses the Battle of July 3, notes Commodore Dewey's conduct and Bolger's account, and mentions clash over the Texas remark and Spanish fleet movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Texas
Associated Pras
Washington
Conemander
Schley Court of Inquiry
William Bolger
Bureau of Ordnance
They Department
New Orleane
Dystit
Horley
Battle of
Juily
Elbet
Viplain
Fragmented OCR Chronicle Highlights Unclear Local Events
An ostensible historical page fragment lists a jumble of names, places, and phrases including references to Wien Chie Me, Mab note, Kotyoting thai test wei, and Cape tol Bemily. The text appears as garbled OCR causing scattered entities without a clear single event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Tati Aire
Cape
Panagrad
Leanne
President Low Bids Farewell to Students at City Chapel
President Low delivers farewell to Chembda TOT Veelv Cody students as the university inaugurates a new academic year. Trustees accept Low's resignation. Nichetas Mir MN Itler and Secheberd receive professional honors amid the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Uaoldaive
New York
Ot. T
Soth Low
Chemdba
Academie Veur
New University
Anmo
Afr
Low
Amd
Nichetas
Peru
The
Anniversite
Episcopal Convention Opens In California Sunday School Work
The annual Episcopal convention of the California diocese opened with Holy Communion led by Bishop Nichols. Officers elected include President Rev. Bethelbert Talbot and Secretary Rev. Ashur Denney. The 25-member executive board features George Thomas of Philadelphia and other clergy from Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. A discussion followed on teaching methods in Sunday School, with a closing note that future conventions will be held triannually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
California
Bithelbert Talbot
Ulstiep
Ceamoadh Denney Dvinks
Wentucky
Huther
Chesham
el Bas Leveson
Arthur
Walia
Deh
Willey
Thie Neues
McCindless
Peninsyr- Vanhe
Mre
Phihidelphia
Austin
Fog causes trolley wrecks and city weather impact
A foggy night led to multiple trolley collisions near Whitechapel. Authorities closed routes as cleaners cleared debris, and passengers reported injuries. Police urged caution and coordinated with transit crews for detours and safety checks.
Shepard Urges Good Government If Elected Mayor
A Te Aaser dated October 7 from Edward Shea of Brooklyn reports Shepard’s campaign pledge for a Better New York. He backs reform, denounces abuse of power, and defends personal liberty while criticizing Albany influence and the city’s police administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Aaser
Trea
New York
Edward Mi Sheard
Greater New York
Lake George
Mpathy
Nin
Shepard
Qamidary
Albany
Eltigen
Orimne
Sevier
Tilden
Shamokin Strike Ends After Company Removes Superintendent
Workers at Shamokin Nivtathe ao Hiery plant rallied with about 1300 employees to end a strike over housing and leadership. The move followed supervisor Tron Natalie Bateman’s dismissal and the decision to remove him from company housing, ending the stoppage but prompting continued tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Nivtathe Ao Hiery
Shaimokin Concompro
Oo Miaks
Bolas
Janet Tatemin
Tron Natalie
Bateman
Batenmin
Thatenian
Day of Oratory at San Francisco during Episcopal convention
A factional session of deputies at the triennial Episcopal convention debated Articles 1 and 2 of the constitution. The vote favored widening missionary work by dividing the diocese of Siligdal into two districts named Shanetadb and Phinkow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
House of Deputes
Cop
Dalventes
Celvme
Chirel
House of Denuties
Sliighad
Shanetadb
Phinkow
Dshops
Bueinietts
Uncertain OCR Fragmentary Local Item
A damaged OCR fragment provides unclear readable phrases with names and places missing context. The text lacks a coherent event, dates, or verifiable details to form a reliable summary beyond noting it is a distorted historical newspaper fragment.
Unclear foreign dispatches report violence and arrests abroad
Foreign news briefs describe killings and police actions across several regions. The report mentions deaths during the Nights and police accounts, with references to various cities and ciphered phrases.
Admiral Sampson Illness Reported as Aphasia Attack
Washington reports Rear Admiral Sampson is suffering from an extended aphasia attack. He is under daily care at home with doctors attending and personal nurse support. Authorities say his overall condition remains stable and not life threatening, though the ailment persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sampson
Tie
Tie Peeenit
New Hheniye
Tyler
Mia
Banipeon
Ord- Hoe
Sarikgsen
Widow arrested as wholesale poisoner
Dayton dispatch reports A J Witmer widow arrested at coroner’s request on suspicion of poisoning at least nine people including four husbands and five children. Autopsy found arsenic toxins. several deaths across marriages appear similarly linked. Police note no decisive evidence yet. Witmer housed in Riverdale area with relatives and two sons in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
A. J. Witmerowitew
Wholesale Mundo
Mbps
Witmer
Sleter
Vielhm
Anna Pugh
Fler
A. J. Witter
Philippines
Abel
Witner
William Stowe
Mindleton
Maystowe
Browe
Wit Gine Ta Fhoston
Chimes I. Iseller
Wernte
Dacams
Wenta
Ciberer
Beat Street
Riverdale
Won't Accept Judgeship In Local Race
A city official notes the mayor and governor influence in the pending judgeship for the orphan court seat. The governor declines to appoint, while a potential alternative by a certain candidate is discussed amid a possible future nomination.
Chinese Eating Human Flesh Scandals Reported in Cochin
Fragments describe sensational tales of diners in Cochin consuming human flesh and an associate network linked to Chinese dishes. The text cites bustling markets, alleged dates, and various local names, presenting a lurid brief without clear corroboration or full details.
Fragmentary OCR record with names and places
Dialogue-like OCR string lists numerous garbled names and fragments. The readable portions mention various labeled terms and potential personal names but lack coherent events or context to establish a clear news item. No identifiable date, location, or outcome is discernible.
Kidnapping scheme tied to Law and Order group
Howard J. Sloan and three others were charged with abducting Mabel Goal Nel, proprietor of a disreputable establishment, after being identified by the woman. Sloan, Wallace, Findlay, and Dunlap faced preliminary arraignments, with allegations of planning the abduction for the Law and Order Society. Each gave varying testimony as detectives recounted the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order Society
Associated Pres
Philadelphia
Mabel
Howard J. Sloan
Tienry BE. Wallace
D. Koteht Findlay
Oseny S. Dunlap
Marniling
Sloan
Willace
The
Presse
Findlay
North Almertein
Dunlap
Goodrich
Donaghy
Siiterd
Tourther
Walhaee
Mes
Chooidvieh Tor
Louw and Order Society
Gsonde
Wien
Pindlas
Walliwell
State
Dunlon
Rawls A. Wiartres Says Little On Governor Race
Lieutenant Governor Rawls A. Wiartres arrived in Philadelphia and granted a brief interview. He declined to discuss specific plans or prospects, citing ongoing party discussions and the need for unity among Republicans in major counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asticiatedl Dyas
Philadelphia
lMx
Rawls A. Wiartres
Ina
Esten
Japanese Fishing Fleet Lost in Heavy Seas Near Island
A damaged report describes a Japanese fishing fleet missing after a heavy gale. Rescue attempts mention dozens of boats and a rough coastal zone, with limited names and places readable amid the OCR errors.
Fragmented OCR shows unclear local item in historical text
The readable fragments mention names and places without clear events or dates. Context remains obscured, offering only partial nouns and garbled phrases. Further clarification required to identify the notable person, organization, or action represented.
Walking match in Philadelphia shows top finishers
An Associated Wire report from Philadelphia details a six day walking contest with forty nine starters. The early leader broke a hundred miles in seventeen hours and four minutes while Hegelman finished at seventeen hours and five minutes. Midway standings list Cillek Pegelmaan Carewrlaght and Treasures among the early scorers as the field logs endurance miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Oly Binthave
Waslek
Mark Woll Pon
Hegelman
Cillek
Pegelmaan
Carewrlaght
Phaet
Ty Golden
Bre
Dean
Traces
Chtedteno
McPahes
Plog
Meeesher
Miter
Superior Court Meets in Final Term Sessions
Exclusive wire reports the state superior court held a final term with most justices present except Justice Litchel. The term saw no decisions delivered and involved arguments from lawyers regarding proceedings and tool cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
State Superior Court
Alitchel
Tioga
Tigtool
The Probable Fate of Miss Stone
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Press describe foreboding threats regarding Miss Stone. Tom T. Sweeny of Columbus Indiana warns kidnappers might demand ransom and threaten grisly acts if paid, suggesting the suspects aim to provoke U S action against Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gel
Miss Stone
Ton
T. Sweeny
Columbus
Indiana
Gwenemail
Turkey
Young Men's Christian Association
Erthaeakeg May Siweeny
United States
Dead Boy Found in Burlap Bag on West Twenty-Second Street
The partly nude body of five year old Albert Robinson was discovered early this morning in a burlap bag on West Twenty-second Street. The stepfather reported the disappearance to West Twentieth Street police, and officers identified clothing found with the remains. Rites and inquiries point to possible family connections. no cause of death yet established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatics Press
New York
Albert Robinson iIi
Twenty-first Street
Wal West
Twenty-Second Street
Polee
West Twentieth Street
Patel Daniel Hogan
Weer
Twenty-second
New York Hoegiltal
Hyun
Herstenhoib
Alanwea Watson
Wuilbor
Janltrens
Philorene
Aleditine
Peta
Fragmented State News Digest in Pervasive Jumble
A garbled state news summary lists numerous names and places in a dense, unreadable block. Readable fragments point to mentions of people, events, locations, and dates but lack coherent context or clear outcomes.
Withdrawal of Democratic Candidate for State Treasurer
A Democratic candidate announces withdrawal from the state treasurer race to back fusion with independents and the Republican Party. The letter asserts no external pressure, defends the decision as Union against the machine, and notes support from independents and some Democrats for ending fusion talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha A. Coray
Afomiville
Festrondhy
Tadeers
Leon
Cominotwetenl
Vepaltivan
Anatia
Tan
Owhiel
Ashe
Aleculegne
Comiptlan
Etishw
A. Caray
Cori
Fae Levien Beery
Sas
Elastigg
Alwine
Lane
Death Strikes a Worshipper Amid Drowning Confusion
A mysterious incident leaves a worshipper dead as authorities investigate a chaotic scene described by witnesses. The event unfolds during a gathering linked to a religious site, with unclear details and multiple voices reporting similar-sounding names and places. Authorities continue to search for clarification and context.
Lace Mili Resume Amid Unclear Archivist Note
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and studies with scattered terms and dates. The legible elements include personal names and references to education and recent activity, but the overall context remains obscured, preventing a clear summary of event or outcome.
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Hodgson
Schley Inquiry
Cette
Triers
Mir
Hunter
Brooklyn
Bethea
Sebel
Dawtadih
Laggeem
Grey Md
Heenan
Nbc
MATT
Vivid
Oregon
Wii
Uae
Aliou
President Low
Columbian University
Episcopal Convention
Sunday School Institute
Utica
Witte
Abe
Cutiuaaladia
Bret
Wenie Hk
Sania
Kaede White
Accocla
Pisa
Ati
Die
Flv
Fiat Meo
Nori Vets
Nhl
Arhad Geatdodees
Lisation
Chee Taeritite Eipiocmannt
Haquel
Talib
Tipaliebet
Caldvyote Thruthania
Pebec
Teiban
Ieunddinge
Vie Wit
Bremerton
Eteler
Ueacesiane
Willon
N. Werieey
Dileble
Admiral Sampson
Wilkes-Barre
Willhioe-Barre
Get. T
Nichols
Charles Asher
G. A. Sanders
Chiles Aahier
Asner
Bern
Wits Pavesitel Gaul Tx
Shansi
Fy Poli
Pies
Cochin
Cal
Dinan
China
Elina Canad
Orm Pbrva
Mabel Goodrich
Wal
Lace
Watres
Kazuza
New Jersey
Hotineen
Superior Court
Mitchell
Proga
Associated
Mies
Condensed State News
Howe Jrort Wonheltad
UHI
Eanledunel
Slewre Agy
Iglesia Sentinal
aHadt
FBI
Petiifond
Chawe van Wipe
Fiuview Agit
Alter Ned
MR. Palm
Reform
Pennsylvania
Associated Meals
Pittsburg
Mide
Sime Cou
Rey
Erie
Wone
Warner
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