Turbulent Era Ends with Mittleter Leger Declares Revolt Over
A garbled dispatch reports Hayton Mittleter Leger declaring the revolution in the tan' has ended. Fire damages in Chicago wholesale machinery district cause $76,000 in losses. Prohibition vote in the South Carolina tower house by a Holta Ba majority. Various notices include a Miller assignment, unemployed men appealing to Detroit mayor, coal mine resumption near Reading, a suicide in Apiletton, and oblique mentions of writers, car accidents, and floods in Bavaria.
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Hayton Mittleter Leger
Reading
Coal & Iron Company
A. L. Sick
Outta
Brefieh
Florener
James Eades Hine
St. Laie
George Barley
Allert Honey
Emil Cashier
Farovers
Princeton
Iowa
New York State
New York
William J. Bryan
Wesr
Virginia Senate
House of Delegates
New River
Lower Boone Mite
Charleston
Missouri Supreme Court
Bavaria
Alva
Oklahoma
Cyrro Hind
Mopper
Neb
Dilford
Salt Lake
Lee Mibbles
Brooklyn
Krortt
Bubbdini
Antonio
Habdo
LCLT
USA
He Tinal
Rex Barre
Thaw Found Not Guilty by Insanity Verdict in Murder
After twenty five hours of deliberation the jury acquitted Harry Kendall Thaw of murder by insanity defense in the Stanford White case. He was ordered confined at Matteawan State Hospital for the criminally Insane while claiming ongoing sanity and planning to press for a future release. Mrs Evelyn Thaw and Josiah Thaw attended, and counsel hailed the verdict as aligning with their aims.
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Harry Thaw
New York
Stanford White
Rew
Harry Kendall
Colt
State Hospital
Mattenwan
Cate
Ips
Matleawan
Matteawan
Thaw
Associated Press
Evelyn Thaw
Josiah Thaw
Mr. Littleton
Jerome Ws
Rear-end Crash Kills Women and Children Near Layton
A collision near Layton twenty miles north of Salt Lake City as a freight train struck a work train on the main line at 14 o clock Sunday morning. A woman passenger and several children aboard the work train were killed, eighteen cattle died, and a number of workers were injured. The conductor is said to have failed to warn the approaching freight.
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Salt Lake City
Worgan
Oregon
Layton
Salt Lake
Portmink urn robbery at Crystal Springs scene
Report of a highwaymen attack near Crystal Springs with five robbed residents including August Sehafer. German suspect sought. Sehafer believed involved in a separate entanglement and detained at St Vine dens Bengilal. Witnesses describe a moonlit booting and feud tied to local events.
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Wanda
August Sehafer
Sehafer
St Vine Dens Bengilal
la Aerties Éonditei
Accused Diamond Swindier Makes Sensational Charg
A garbled report details an accused swindler facing sensational charges. Names and places are severely corrupted, with scattered fragments suggesting a high profile fraud case and possible wartime themes. The readable parts hint at a courtroom or police action and likely background on the suspect and alleged victims.
Fragmented OCR reads like a damaged notice from Naples era press
The readable shards describe a Catholic woman and a local event linked to linenean and CWU figures, with garbled names and unclear actions. The piece hints at a community interaction, a funding question, and crowd control issues, but specifics remain obscured by poor OCR.
Franco ousted as Portugal forms new cabinet under King Manuel I
Lisbon reports Franco has resigned within forty eight hours of King Carlos assassination. Admiral De Amaral leads a new cabinet with monarchist leanings to hold order while a sense of revolution lingers. King Manuel I vows to rely on his ministers and expresses trust in their patriotism.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Franco
Carlos
Aion
Rever Admiral de Amaral
Progressist-Disardent
Mheral
Manuel I
Steamer St Cuthbert Destroyed by Fire
Halifax reports a blizzard disaster as the Steamer St Cuthbert burned near the Nova Scotia coast. Fifteen crewmen drowned while trying to escape in a small boat. thirty seven including the captain were rescued by the White Star liner Cymric, which then abandoned the burning ship for Boston.
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Halifax
N. S
St. Cuthbert
Nova Scotian
Boston
Experts Examine Harry Thaw at Matteawan Hospital
A brief examination and observation of Harry K. Thaw, confined in Matteawan State Hospital, was conducted Monday by Dr Allan W. Ferrington and Dr Lamb. The 4 preliminary characteristics were noted as Thaw and the physicians spoke casually for about half an hour. It is too early to form an opinion on Thaw's mental condition.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Harry K.thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
Allan W. Ferring
Privat Dent
New York State
Thaw
Mont Conditon
Pensions Bill Pulled for Utah Indian War Soldiers
Senator Smoot moved to pass pension laws for soldiers of Utahs Indian Wars. About 790 would benefit. The bill passed after amendments, including those from Colorado Minnesota and Idaho. California and Oregon proposals were withdrawn to preserve the bill.
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Utah
Washington
Senatar Smoot
Utact
Senate
Colorado
Minnesota
Idaho
California
Oregon
French Battle With Arabs in Morocco Report
Desperate clash in Morocco leaves fifty wounded as French forces engage Arab tribes near Weyoun. Dispatch from Central War Office cites a large ambush and a prolonged firefight that began Monday afternoon and lasted two hours, with Colonel Houtesourd leading the French relief column.
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Morocéa
Assassination of King Carlos and Prince Luiz in Lisbon
Chaos follows the attack on the royal carriage at Place de Comercio as King Carlos and Crown Prince Luiz Philippe are killed. Queen Amelie narrowly escapes, while Prince Manuel is wounded. guards quell the scene and three attackers are killed, three captured, one of them commits suicide. Premier Franco, under guard, counsels immediate action as queen Amelie is planned as regent during Manuel’s minority.
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Fred
Wortrich
Amelie
Sia Tite
Vicess
Poller
Regicites
France
Pranco
Amelia
Manuel
Battleship Steams Into Punta Arenas Harbor
The American battleship steamed into Punta Arenas harbor on Saturday and anchored at noon. The town welcomed the visitors with a large crowd gathered along the waterfront while Chilean representatives and the cruiser Chile Buco stood nearby in the roadstead.
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Punta Arenas
Magellan
Treat
Ghylocks Among Employes of Rail road Company
An Omaha report notes a Union Pacific employee complaint about rich rail workers charging usurious interest, surpassing legal limits. Vice President Mohler issued a formal order threatening discharge for any employee offering money in the bar thelo?
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Omaha
Alfairy
Mohler
Pronamen May Strike at Amartea Over Printing Union
A United Typothesae dispute centered at Amartea led to a U S court decision on January 1 100 percent diet terms. Judge Thorpenn ruled the union committee lacked authority to declare union status under the deroment feature.
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Chacinnol Etforte
United Typothesae
Amartea
Prowinen
Vnion
North Am Oried
United States Court
Thorpenn
Applaud Special Message Irrespective of Party
Washington. The president's special message to Congress on employer liability and injunctions in labor cases was read in the Senate after noon. Members applauded loudly, with Democrats rising and cheering as the reading ended before the message was referred to the committee on the state of the union.
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Washington
Congress
Latti
Senate
Latta
Davia
Arkansax
Sncr
Allene
Democraty
Payne
New York
Committee On
Talon
Flag Sold for 84 250 at London Auction of War Relics
A historic flag from the Chesapeake and Balaklava bugle pieces, linked to the 1813 battle, sold at a London auction for 4 250 to a British dealer, with the banner’s wartime origin and ownership traced since Midshipman Grundy. The buyer also acquired the duel for 600, reflecting steep bidding and historical significance.
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London
Chesapeake
Aliddebrook
Peake
Atip Ghannee
Grundy
Te Royal Twoy
Mit Gtebrook
Baltin
Halakiev
Attempt to Blow Up Family of Ming Superintendent in Colorado
A dynamite blast near Trinidad Colorado damaged a residence twenty miles from the city early Friday. Three children slept in a bed room beneath the blast but escaped with light injuries. Authorities say discharged miners may have planted the explosive.
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Ming
Colorado
Trinidad
Mexander
Frederick
Colorado Vue & Tron Company
Howe
Troy
Japs on the Defensive At Diet Meeting
In a four seatonal committee gathering on Friday, Minister of War Terauchi testified Japan’s military preparations are not aimed at a single nation but at potential events in the Pacific theater. He cited costs and risks from Baghalien to Formosa as reasons for buildup.
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Toklo
Diet
Olsal Wan
Japan
Minteler
Terauehl
Haw & Jong
Baghalien
Formosa
Goldfield Engineer Attacked on Minor Street
A Goldfield engineer was knocked to the head and assaulted Friday night on Minor street near the Motel Case, then robbed. The assailants fled. police fear they may escape detection as residents report little other detail.
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Tommie Ongineer
Wan
Tine
Howe Hine
Miner Eireet
Coney
Reign of Terror Grips Lisbon Amid Police Raid
A Lisbon restaurant raid aiming to capture conspirators ends in a volley of gunfire. Police suffer one death and four wounded as conspirators escape. arrests and detentions rise while authorities deny martial law. Senior republican leaders face police inquiries amid ongoing unrest.
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Lisbon
Linton
Dieidint Pee
Deyurr Imeita
Costa
Viecountemelra
Senor Alpoin
Fenders
Thursdie
Wlage
Hortgal
Arme
Bernardino Machado
Missouri Sunday enforcement ruling reaches Missouri court
In U S district court another decision limits county officials power to enforce Sunday labor rules. Judge William Wallnew upheld the county misdeamor status for Sunday labor but rejected broader interference. The ruling follows indictments accusing hundreds of theater managers and workers of violating Sunday laws during the campaign for Sunday abstinence.
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Kansas City
Suage Smith Meherson
United States District Court
William Il Wallnew
Michigan Girl Who Shot Her Father Turned Loose
Pearl Harper, fifteen, was questioned by a jury in Cadillac Michigan after shooting her father Melvin Thompson following a late night threat to kill. The girl reportedly struck him with a heated poker as he attempted to carry out threats, and was later released.
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Michigan
Cadillac
Michelt
Jiry
Pearl
Harper
Witl
Melvin Thoms
Thompson
China Japan and India to Make Steel at Home
New York reports an enormous steel plant planned for Hawke China by a Chinese capital company to supply steel for railroad construction in central and northern China. The venture may grow into a regional trade factor. Additional plants are being prevented in Japan and India with total direct plant costs about 1000.
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New York
Hawke China
China
Nume
Japan
India
Teevar
Thaw Case Plea for Justice and Juror Help
Fragmentary report recounts Jerome Makes Masterly Plea for Marry Thaw case in New York. Mention of Harry Kendall Thaw, trial approach, and public interest. Narrative notes violence, accusations, and legal arguments as defense seeks legal justice.
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Jerome
New York
Willam ‘Travers
Rome
Harry Kendall
Joram
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