Judiciary tyrant charge shocks Nebraska Shaker case
A Nebraska governor denounces Judge Sanborn as autocratic. cites state sovereignty in rail regulation and internal commerce disputes. Arraignment panels cry judicial tyranny while Shaker sisters Elizabeth Sears and Egbert Gillette face chloroform murder charges in Ashton.
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Sadie Marchant
Shaker Colony
Miss Hall
Exbert B. Gillette
Governors Dix Tours State Fair Grounds At Luncheon
State Committeeman William H. Kelley escorts state officers to the grounds where Governor Dix receives thousands of cheering well-wishers at the fair. About 5 000 people gathered as he opened his 11 30 address and toured exhibits with agricultural officials and dignitaries present.
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Woman dies after clothing bursts into flames after revival
A young woman, Mary Effert, died in City Hospital after her clothes caught fire on the shore road near Pleasantuile. Witnesses say she wrapped cotton around a cat and saturated it with a mates, then applied a lighter, muttering The Lord has called me through fire. She had attended revival services earlier that day.
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XNI
Mary Effert
Shore Road
Catton
Tandy
Taft Oversees Wiley Decision Amid White House Tug of War
President Taft works on the Dr. Harvey Wiley decision from Beverly Massachusetts as a telegrapher clocks progress and reports say he is drafting a ruling on chemical service issues. The outcome affects personnel from the Department of Agriculture amid contentious charges of technical violation and pending dates. The scene hints at a volatile political moment with state fair notes and domestic bets interwoven in coverage.
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Peresnnel Board
Department of Agriculture
Fragmented decree text from ancient Moses law reference
A garbled OCR passage presents a dubious decree claimed under Moses law. It mentions dates, names, and references to Hebraic terms, with unclear context and multiple misreads. The fragment lacks coherent events or identifiable persons.
Fragmented OCR News Item on Local Farming Meeting
An OCR muddle describes a local meeting related to farming and crops. It mentions participants, rumors, forecasts, and various names, with scattered references to agricultural topics and public interest notes.
Madison boy pleads guilty in ghild murder case
The Madison case details a confessed ghild murder, with Johnston pleading guilty and awaiting sentencing. Court records show initial delays due to evidence gaps, then a plea entered, and transfer to county jail for further proceedings as the judge and officials finalize the case.
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Johnston
Hit
Tustady
Tehusten
Madison Beodays
Renching
National Guard Mobilization Plans Near for Training
ALGANY September 13 An Ag It it hardly probable Matt Joel manenvre camp will establish test year for tr val troops Adjutant Gen to-day began work on plans to bring the entire National Guard out next Saturday for camp service to give officers war training It is prepared to mobilize a tactical division of the Guard with infantry and auxiliary units The plan may affect formations and regimental records for the nine vexiinests provisional diewiaten not clearly readable.
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Algany
Matt Joel
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Fmimenta
Infanta
Maine Wet Vote Report Sparks Prohibition Repeal Victory
Augusta residents reported a statewide vote showing dry gains and a repealing of the constitutional Prohibitory amendment by about 124 votes. State House figures tallied 60,283 favoring dryness and 50,517 opposing.
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Augusta
Exam dates set for state service examinations
About 1,500 applicants compete for 10 factory inspector and 3 other inspector positions in this state. Twenty five hundred cages of mice seekers have filed night papers to attend Saturday exams at principal elites. Whitt and Whitt more candidates in Greater New York seek paying pole Service positions in first district.
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Willy Seyhe
Animeas Res
Whitt
Greater
New York
Chinese Troops Repulse Rebels Near City Front
Confused dispatch reports Chinese troops repelling rebels around the city of Chens. Rebels suffered heavy losses as fighting raged nearby. Several hundred men reportedly killed or wounded, with partial details from TASS and local observers.
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Chens
Ou Chat
Belear
Montreal Paper Reports High Level Bribe Case
A sensational Montreal report claims J Berthiaume offered 250000 dollars to influence Leaner La Presse against reciprocity. The article notes Libera opposition to the trade deal with the United States and widespread nationalist and Conservative reactions across regions.
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Wiliams van Morne
Simpany
Ikon Huntern J
Mando Delappate
Laurel
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Alverk Taut
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Hurthue
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Euslinh
Tobacco Trust Case Comes Up
In New York on September a task force and federal officials discussed plans to dissolve the American Tobacco Company under Supreme Court ruling. Representatives of the tobacco trust, judges, and the attorney general conferred on procedures and scope amid a broad inquiry into the company’s extensive holdings.
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New York
Leon
American Tobacco Company
Amin
Lace
Ward Ant Neves
Wiewharg
Tle Bs Corporation
Suy dam and her lover found in ties of trade
Miss Suydam and her young companion were located through a local exchange involving partners from nearby trades. The incident centers on a relationship and the unraveling of ties as arrangements are revealed by community members.
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Suydam
OrGerni
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