Senator Platt Divorce Case Captures New York
A sensational May divorce suit in New York centers on Senator Platt and Miss Mae Wood alias Mrs Mae Vau. The plaintiff alleges a secret marriage in a hotel in 1900 and accuses the senator of forged letters and coercion. Platt denies all marriages and calls the letters forgeries, while the case features cross examinations and the arrest of Miss Wood for perjury and forgery.
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New York
Mr. Thoman
Gt Waublagtod
Busa
Republican Party
Siale
Mrr
Plait
Mae C. Vow
Mav Iai
Ted Ully
Jias
W Pss
Lilian Janeway
Phy Namel
Vlalve
Misa Wadd
Miow Wood Deverion
White Des Hblue
Aagely
al Hescarriage
Lnvernor Odell
Frank
Vontrol
New York State Canal
Tae Geetared
Jocordine
Hugmel
Tandon
Snes
Humeel
Waly
Himmel
Miss Wood
Publiak
Pra Tetecem
Mumiel
Old Platt
Dave
Exer Dewling
Svoon
Platt
Rey
Jacman C. Pact
Eee
Tong
Geogroom
Beontor
Santastar
Loeb
Roosevelt
Naminietraion
J. Martin Milter
France
Swan
Abe
Abe" Dummel
Mille
Atre
Kitty
Delecly
Mae
Mr. Hummel
Mas Wood
Mac Viaht
The
Plains
Life on a Coaster and the Perils Aboard
Fragmented reminiscence describes a voyage on a coastal steamer with rough nights and heavy labor. Sailors endure long shifts, crushed limbs and fatigue while passengers complain of poor meals, cramped cabins, and servant shortages amid a salty, seasick atmosphere.
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Mery Deeree
Arman
Senator's Trial Shocks Court With Forgery Perjury Claims
The senate official Mina Wood is arrested amid allegations of a forged marriage certificate and a paid extortion plot involving a tailor made for a secret wedding to a septuagenarian politician. Witnesses describe a typewritten acknowledgment and lithographed certificate cast as evidence, while dramatic courtroom remarks reveal a costly scheme and dramatic personal entanglements.
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O'Gorman
Ailynes
Abe" Hummel
Ghostly visit at Southwick Fort prompts eerie tale
A New South Wales correspondent recalls a late night expedition to the disused Southwick Fort near Triedon. In a dark corridor a pale white figure rose from a white bed, sending the group into dread while locals recount a murdered maiden’s spirit haunting the place.
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England
Southwick
Triedon
Hove
Sister's Best Fellow Abridged in Verse and Chorus
A fragmentary diary style piece reflects a teen romance with a strong male lead and social pressures. It hints at shy longing, flirtation, and a longing to act but weighs choices against pride and fear. In a closing note, Rev Thomas Lord travels from Boramcastle to Ipswich on June 17 to deliver a preaching assignment.
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Anaiber
Tata
India
Buenevete
Tudia
Mmeschol
Ylimast
Taveners
Thomas Lord
Boramastle
Ipswich
England
Moving On and the Crowd at the Show
Fragmented verses describe a chaotic scene after an event with strings of garbled lines and stray phrases. Reflections on fear, fate, and a failed performance weave through the unreliable narration, ending with a coroner noting the aftermath.
Battleship collision mars altercation at sea
Reports describe a Russian battleship involved in a noisy collision during maneuvers near Fan and Juan 9. The ship suffered valve failures and damage to plating but carried no evident danger to crew, with valves jammed and repairs ongoing as the fleet remains at sea.
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Juan
Norvalei
Kyran
Lessing Tie Shop
Wea
Adenner
Tagalsen
Bingcore
Aremient
Theean
Vil
Gavefnayal
Lee Carbaa
Waver
Hig ‘Feeolsnaa
Faltalal
Brave Barmaid Tales From a South Coast Barrow
A Lowlie England barmaid known as Miss iSvas aachhara faced danger on June 7 at a winged Dowlat works site. A crowd tilted the salting structure 160 high, sending the salt cart rolling in a high wind. Miss Byars and an untoward supporter remained in a perilous position for about an hour, surviving the fall and ensuing drama.
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Elim & c
Lowlie
England
iSvas Aachhara
Untitled Report Fragment From Maevishove Case
A fragmentary report notes a claim of a woman charged with stealing a red hat and other items. The text mentions Str Pact Taylor and London Palice Cov with garbled phrases, and a brief acknowledgment of duty and credit, lacking clear sequence or outcomes.
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Pact Taylor
Maevishove
London Palice Cov
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