Grace acquitted as jury spared wife killer claims
Grace declares leniency after acquittal on a charge related to the husband’s death. She plans to move to Philadelphia or back to her former home and vows to care for her father and child while denying any intent to remarry. Comments from Grace’s supporters and involved parties reflect the tense aftermath of the trial and ongoing divorce discussions.
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Alanta
CMR
Bain
Givece
Gald Gugens
Iimace Manx Te
Pareve Maren
Attorners Ser Trace
Maniag Run Amuck: Man Opens Fire in Village
A chaotic incident in Maniag where a shooter wounded several people and forced villagers to seek cover. Authorities mounted a response with a posse and a manhunt as investigators secured the scene and assessed the threat to nearby sites including a hotel.
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Pierre
Denver
Lay
Shevid Dennis
Jefferson Counte
Posse
Malt Freight Rates Rise in Western Territory
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved advancing malt freight rates from Minnesota to Kansas City and similar routes in the Midwest and West. The commission found the earlier rate increase was not justified, maintaining parity and annual adjustments for shippers.
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Wien
English Boy Scouts Engage in Mimic War Exercise
English Boy Scouts in Kent organized a three day drill simulating coastal defense. Scouts prepared signals and communications along sections from New Romney to the Isle of Sheppey with stations every half mile and sentries posted along the coast.
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Ryo
Kent
Galloway
Qualiun
Coma
Battle ship issue delays house vote on appropriations
Washington August 5 The fight over adding battleships to the naval appropriations bill has held up action in the House. The measure will not be considered until next Thursday after the Democratic caucus reviews its previous no battleship stance. A caucus is scheduled for Tuesday night amid expected further contention.
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Washington
Aus
House panel recommends dropping impeachment of Judge Hanford
Witnesses testified against Federal Judge Cornelius Hanford in Seattle Washington as S Phoes representatives urged the House Judiciary Committee to drop proceedings and accept his resignation.
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House
Hanford
Washington
Aug
Phe
Representatives
Cornelius Hanford
Seattle
Wash
House Judieiary Committee
Amd
Jatt
England Disapproves Magdalena Bay Action
London editorial comments on the American Senate reaffirming the Monroy doctrine. The Pall Mall Gazette argues international relations depend on restraint and non expansion. The piece stresses the United States should avoid colorable acquisitions and seek no further territorial gains.
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London
American Senate
Pall Mall Ga
Mexicans Fire at Yankee Soldiers Across Rio Grande
About 50 shots were exchanged between U S soldiers and unidentified Mexicans near East El Paso across the Rio Grande. No one hurt. Bullets struck buildings and cars. a search by a small posse followed as residents suspected a Mexican rebel attempt to draw troops away and stop arms smuggling.
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United States
Rio Grande
H Paso
H. Cole
Afexico
Cheiu
AL DC
Martines
Aes Ure Wilheams
Yonkers
el Pasa
Sheri Peniton
J. Edwards
Congress May Abolish the Commerce Court
Washington reports that Congress may abolish the Commerce Court as part of the executive and judicial appropriation bill. The Senate and House reportedly reached an agreement to retire five circuit court judges while retaining circuit judges, though final details remain unsettled and vote timing unclear.
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Congress
Commerce Court
Washington
Ang
United Steeles Commietyes Cytire
Heine and
Senate
Rts
Lee
Chin
Occu
Will Settle Strike At Lakers Behalf
Dieth Ming reports predictions that the strike of the teams at the rail employers will be settled before humighe. Strike leaders and averthorsn four lake lines PeCLULIS Pagel mi presented propuwori signs and beh are thought tea have tect wryetal libe. Las uit sides. The railroad and Like ration are osaid ate f Teter on Werking cond and faghaeverents.
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Dieth
Ming
Ags
Averthorsn
Osaid
Ulm
Australian Aviator Falls to His Death
Australian aviator falls to his death in a tragic accident. Details unclear due to fragmented text. Investigations underway by local authorities and aviation officials.
Pirate craft and jewel theft reported at shore
A disrupted report notes a pirate craft near the shore with jewels stolen from a cottage. Local residents A Purl and WL OWL Wissen are cited, while others observed suspicious activity and potential sightings around the lake. Details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Cottingers
Owl Wissen
Ag Purl
Ani
Suspect 15 Held Linked to New York Murder Case
A man described as "beri Lenic" was brought to notice in connection with the pistol murder in New York. Canadian authorities detained 15 suspects in Metuchen as part of the investigation with several men questioned and released.
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Camden
Xni. J
Beri Lenic
New York
Milwaukee Cup Race Route Changes Adjust Vanderbilt Events
The Vanderbilt cup and major races move to the Waiwatesa town site within Milwaukee city limits. The route no longer runs from Ctreenbeki toward the northwest outskirts as previously proposed, with altered dates in September.
New Campaign Bill Seeks Limits on Election Contributions
Washington August 3 a new bill backed by Senator Tulbersen aims to prohibit corporation contributions to constitutional elections and to bar non candidates from giving more than a set amount. The measure is referred to a Senate committee for privileged action.
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Washington
Seniator Tulbersen
Wien
Aydent
Senate
Priviiggna
Electere
Chicago Street Car Strike Vote Forces Arbitration
Negotiations continued to avert a strike by Chicago street railway and elevated workers after a 16 to 7 vote to strike unless wage and working conditions are improved through arbitration. An arbitration board is set under existing agreements with one member by Chicago and a third by the first tie.
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Chicago
Gachiiig
Hirst
Met
Mona Lisa Copy Found in Paris Promptly Spared
In Paris on Ate 5 the Louvre director and Prof. E Jd Poijaiet halted the forged Mona Lisa scene after a mysterious man presented a painting at the British Embassy claiming it was sent by a Persian agent to return to the Louvre. British ambassador kept the work under supervision while French officials reviewed the piece. Pingalet said the painting bears resemblance to the Mona Lisa though its authenticity remains uncertain.
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Paris
Luauvre Museum
E. Jd. Poijaiet
Levinirda da Vinel
Vmbissy
Lotuhon
Louvre
Pingalet
Turki Island Secedes Noted in Strained Text Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions TURK ISLAND SECEDES and references to Turkish officials and local inhabitants. The passage is garbled with misspellings and incomplete names, providing no clear event date, location, or outcome.
Woman newspaper writer arrested in foreign regime probe
A British police report states a woman newspaper writer named Miss Alice was detained after entering a fuel register area with documents seized by military authorities. The foreign minister has taken up her defense while charges remain public. Residents in Cinira and Lishtana are cited amid royal court activity.
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Alice
Tran
Lendutr Daily Po
Forrugatl
Virsdin Fambensa Dona
Cinira
Twar Lishtana
Lerothe Ningue
Ceti ‘Ba Tent Inta Puriiugue Sputiadent Af
Theoretical State of War in New England
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a theoretical state of war in New England with scattered phrases about military actions and titles. Readable terms include references to a Sunday event and a front line though specifics are obscured.
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New England
Big Attachment Suit Raises Major Legal Questions
A lengthy legal filing involves multiple parties including General Figes and a disputed contract. The suit centers on alleged breaches of trust and breach of agreement with substantial claims of levied sums and contractual duties.
Elgin Butter Board To Explain Position
The Elgin butter board forms a committee to draft resolutions on its stance. PF B Moles was named chairman as reports indicate the U S district attorney's office had been examining the board's operations.
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Elgin Butter Board
PF. B. Moles
Ited
States District Attorney's Office
Mexico Buys Arras and Weapons Pact Update
The Mexican government has tried an order for villes and sronmunitinn oda the Value of SSTh add with the Musser Small Arma Taetory at bern Wartlemberg. The rites and are in the aeiverad immediate.
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Mexico
ARRAS
Bertin
Villes
Bern Wartlemberg
Aeiverad
Congress Considers New Civil War Steel Confederation Plan
Washington March 3 A concrete plan for improving the inferior source of United States is proposed by Representative Full of Tennessee. The measure was introduced in the House yesterday and sent to the committee for study.
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Congress
Washington
Arg
United States
Tennessee
Hold Night Sessions Delay Bribery Trial Updates
A murky court transcript shows Los Anavies and Cula Nigit in a bribery triad with Chirenes and Darrow. The trial likely resumes next week after a brief Saturday session. observers expect a conclusion within a month as Tutton hopes for an end to the proceedings.
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Los Anavies
Cula
Darrow
Daulee Tutton
Senate reports agricultural appropriation bill
Washington August 4 All provision on the agricultural appropriation bill were reported to the Senate last night by Burnham chairman of the Senate committee.
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Washington
Wea
Senate
Burnham
Senate Sagierrey
Yellow peril fears grip lodge amid Senate debate
Fragmented dispatch describes a heated Washington debate over a policy on western territories and foreign interests. The piece notes disapproval of a proposed acquisition while referencing Senate positions and possible international implications.
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Wrehington
Senate
United States
Ldea
Emperor's Grave Plot Skirts Historical Speculation
Reported plot linked to a site at lari Ha PAAR with Japanese officials and press reacting to the public sympathy for a proposed public memorial. The piece notes officials and the public in a moment of reverent contemplation as a focus on the past and future.
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Fuspeerteet
Aelimedmar Ohayey
Cilimerts
Palin
Rts
Otis
Curtis Whineard
Pps Bellueihan
Tata
Osibe
Sorrow in Korea Prompted by Death of Emperor
The fragment describes widespread mourning in Korea for the late emperor Mutsuhire of Jatuh and mentions public displays and expressions of grief across the country, noting a tribute to the departed ruler.
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Korea
Sigg
Mutsuhire
Jatuh
Ling Horeang Express
Rene Appre
Suffraget Speaker Quick at Refaree
Fragmented report describes a suffrage speaker addressing a crowd on Front and Thiupiin streets amid Wirensington figures. It notes audience questions about actions and duties, plus remarks about typhoid and a bystander’s comment on a woman’s place.
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Philadelphia
Thiupiin
Wonrda
Noda
Wiglk
Eastern laborers flocking to west
Eastern workers from Pennsylvania New York Connecticut and other eastern states migrate west in search of transportation and work. Employers in Alabama Dakota and Canada are seeking labor across all trades to fill quotas and projects.
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Fain
Mimi
Werinwert
Isis Bavi Hi Osystern
Gageey
Pennsyivynni
New York
Cesrechcut
M +hugetes
Ail Criades
Aliamesdota
Dakeras
Canada
Trio all over 80 take 20 mile hike in Scranton
William Peawie, William Wolf, and Andrew Wariner, all over 80, walked about 20 miles from Factoryville to Scranton and back, choosing a trolley for the return trip after declining to shorten the trek.
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Scranton
William Peawie
William Wolf
Andrew Wariner
Factoryvile
Tail clipping mule in the dark shocks Marshall
A man in Marshall Missouri attacked a mule in the dark believing it was a horse and attempted to gut off its tail. He was stopped by local authorities after the incident stirred turmoil in the western town area. The victim, recovering in county hospital, reports astonishment at surviving the attack and recalls the assailant’s actions.
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Marshall
Missouri
Editors Debate Newspaper Independence and Capital Influence
Charles Ail Ghasty of the Baltimore Sun addresses a national conference in Madison on August 2 urging safeguards for editorial freedom. He argues capital ownership and advertising interests can threaten truth telling and calls for reforms to align journalism with public will.
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Madison
Wis
Charles Ail Ghasty
The
Baltimore Sun
Nacional Nwspaper
Ady
Memphis Wins Case On Interstate Shipping Rates
The commission ruled against Memphis alleging railroad rate practices were arbitrary. It found Memphis disadvantages stemmed from broader line rules and market competition. No order issued yet. a voluntary compliance with the decision may avoid formal action.
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Main Southwest
Agivs
Memphis
St. Louis
Vider
Stevedores Strike Tying Up Shipping at Duluth Docks
The Northern Pacific docks in Duluth and Superior are under strain as a stevedores strike halts unloading on a dozen freight steamers. Strikers claim victory and predict the company will concede by Friday, with replacement workers scarce and tensions rising.
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Duluth
Finn
Aux
Stederes
Northern Pacific
Superior
Uncle Joe to skip Prince Albert at ceremony
Washington reports Joe Canon hurried from the White House after a brief discussion with Assistant Secretary Foster. He said he was told the event would be informal and that he could attend in shirt sleeves. He asked if he needed to wear a tie or Albert attire at the forthcoming activation ceremony.
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Washington
Joe Canon
White House
Secret Foster
Albert
Missing Links in Evidence in Rosenthal Case
Fragmentary notes describe gaps in the evidence surrounding the 1913 murder of gambler Herman Rosenthal and related corruption links. The report hints at investigations ongoing in New York with references to officers and possible conspirators within police ranks.
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New York
Ani 2
Cowart
Becker
Herman Rosenthal
PHTESUS PLEAS FOR AIR SENT CONGRESS
A garbled historical note mentions pleas related to air transport and congressional action. The fragment hints at foreign or religious terms and a ducal paper, but readable details are limited. No clear persons, places, or events emerge to form a concrete summary.
Lake Resigns to Take 108 with Western Line
Lake resigns to take 108 with Western Line in a shift affecting division scores. Merite Titel remains a cited factor in the move.
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Lake
Western Line
Bidet Geet Division
TesLeng
Merite Titel
Two badly injured in automobile accident
A road incident left two people seriously hurt when a vehicle collided with another at an intersection. Emergency crews responded, and police are investigating the cause of the crash.
Denies Single Tax Plan Casts Local Doubt
In the afternoon a local meeting faced resistance to a proposed single tax plan. Officials and residents debated framing and feasibility as concerns rose about impact and implementation.
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Cin
Women Drink More
The fragment notes a rising trend in women consuming more beverages. It cites average intake and mentions factors like work and business activity influencing drinking habits.
Washington approves second class mail provision for periodicals
The Senate Jay ave Ss approval to the ads of a post office bill allowing second class postage for periodicals. Postmaster General Hitchcock supports the measure as it outlines transportation of periodicals via mail.
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Washington
Seade Jay Ave
Hitchock
Mall. Cara
Endowed Newspaper Proposed At National Conference
Madison, Aug 2 An endowment for a national newspaper is urged by Hamilton Holt of the Independent New York at a conference. The plan envisions a weekly paper without its own politics, edited by college presidents if possible, funded by 3 5, 000, 000 to influence public opinion and standards of other papers.
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Madison
Wis
Hamilton Holt
Independent New York
Ball
Air
Iesten
Halt
Valorous Warriors Quit the Fields of Glory
The second and third Wisconsin regiments along with cavalry units depart for new stations after recent maneuvers. Units will train two days in camp before resuming travel by rail and road for future assignments.
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Sparta
Wis
Mik~waukee
A United States Cavalry
Freon Dubuque
Te Urner
Geitr
Secund
Wisconsin Sirenis
Norain
Secret code used by Darrow uncovered during trial
The article describes a secret code used by Darrow, with references to documents, the district attorney, and labor officials. It notes a coded and non coded day, mentions Me Namara defense fund, and explains Darrow’s continued testimony expectations.
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Darrow
Menamara Defense Fund
Frank Maorrison
Américan Pedentation of Labor
Derrow
Criss
Liv
Unclear OCR Header About Navy Budget and Bills
Fragmentary OCR note references navy appropriations and yearly bills but lacks coherent facts or names. It mentions financial strain and possible placeholders for budget items, with no identifiable persons or organizations to anchor a full summary.
Murder Suspect Held in Michigan Club Woman Case
Police report a club woman is jailed as a murder suspect in the death of Miss Elizabeth Whickli at the Curressix yes Friday. The inquiry centers on a man named Antena Tolliday and a guard named Antena, with the body found after a late arrival. Witnesses say Fleming was involved in the incident as the killer.
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Aliss Elabeck
Urresix
Anmeti Tolliday
Eelo
Lermiog
Anitotia
Wettin
Miss Fleming
Astin Anton
Weydar Okdershies
Police Headqquarers
Lusc Nish
Indictments Target Viile Conductors in City Strike
The grand jury handed down indictments after a prolonged strike by city conductors. It was reported that authorities would decide on further investigations on August 15, with key figures connected to the case receiving the papers.
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Viile
Ube Grant
Tselekt Xéeret
Vase Tierce
Wile Internmiedd
MARK TWAIN TUTOR BIXBY DIES AT HOME
St Louis August 2 The cent BH El Bixby a tutor who taught Mark Twain to run a steamboat was found dead at his home today He was 85 years old Mark Twain paid 590 dollars to Captain Bixby for teaching him how to run the Mississippi river steamboat
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St. Louis
Amoy Records Plague and Cholera Deaths
Amoy China reports 224 bubonese plague deaths and 73 cholera deaths in the three months ending July 31 as authorities struggle with the outbreak in the city.
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Amoy
China
Two Men Hung Near Canadea Not Americans
Washington reports two men found hanged near Canadea Bonota by Mexican rebels were not American citizens per a consul report received by the state department.
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Washington
Canadea
Bonota
Amercan
Negalas
State Department
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