Police Club Use in Chicago Unemployed Marches
In Chicago on January 24 police clashed with a crowd of unemployed marchers led by Benjamin J. Reitman. Two fights broke out as officers charged near the Art Institute and along Madison and Michigan avenues. Reitman and two followers were arrested while police reports noted several officers used clubs and no one was seriously harmed.
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Chicago
Podal
Benjamin J. Reitman
Streess
Reitman
Shippy
Lake T
Michigan Avenue
Art Institute
Adama Street
Prop
Yame
Adame Street
Madison Street
Madison
Schuettler
Desest
State Strast
Jackson Boulevard
Experts Testify for Thaw Trial Deliberations Begin
New York January 24. Defense counsel seek hypothetical questions as Justice Dowling restricts evidence to three facts per side. The Thaw case centers on Harry Kendall Thaw, his mental state, and the 1906 murder of Stanford White at Tombs prison after his arrest. In Ohio, John F. Craig is urged by 100 voters to seek Republican presidential nomination, with Brown’s methods stirring support and opposition in Lucas County.
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New York
Justice Dowling
Harry the Tombs Prison
Stanford White
Lucas County
Will Ba Jailed for Contempt
Federal court sentenced B. Buth, a former member of the ire and a well known poll Minneapolis, to serve three days for contempt. He was recently arrested as he endeavored to influence an undisclosed matter involving an alleged offense or action at court.
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Will Ba
Mint
Arrin
B. Buth
Ire
Minneapolis
Unclear OCR leads to indefinite move to Palais
Fragmentary text notes a native person or group moving toward Palais for an undefined period. It mentions a December reference and a measured amount around 600 units, but details are missing. The source is too garbled to confirm names, places, or events.
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Aiyrcen Jorol
Rai
County delegates chosen in convened council meeting
Fragmentary report notes a county gathering where delegates were selected by county leaders. The readable text hints at a party or political convention process with unnamed officers overseeing the selection.
New York Central trims payroll to save cash
The New York Central reports a monthly cut in staff saving about 260000 dollars annually. A fatal house fire in Medfield, Massachusetts claimed the lives of two children, Laura age 0, and Clyde nine months. The U S Supreme Court denied an appeal in a Chicago traction case, enabling streetcar company reorganization to proceed. Dodges low mood causes a rail carrier to pull 100 cars from service and plans to remove 25 to 40 more soon. Senator Foraker vows to continue his bid for delegates to the Republican National Convention despite reports of key supporters defecting to Taft.
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New York Central Attroad
Edwin White
Medfield
Mans
Laura
Clyde
United Tes Aepreme
Chicago Traction Exe
Dodinens
Pilydelhin Rapid Tranalt Co
Miont
Harding
Foraker
Cincinnati
Faraher
Hig
Himell
Gay Harding
Secret Service Seizes 2000 Rifles for Haiti Plot
Washington January 24. Charles Miot the American consular agent at St Mare Hayti has been removed for alleged connection with a conspiracy against the Haitian government. Secret service agents seized 2000 rifles believed to be shipped to Mayti for use in a revolution. Cleveland January 24. Mrs Fred Bramley and family escaped a fire at their Lake avenue home which destroyed the Bramjoy residence. Loss listed as $100,000 with the building valued at $70,000.
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Secret Service
Washington
Jan
Charles Miot
St Mare
Hayti
J. M. Giordain
New York
Mayti
Cleveland
Fred Bramley
County Buldings Commission
J. P. Siegenthaler
Harold
Margaret
Bram Joy
Lake Avenue
Twelfth Street
Tramps Flock to New York City Report Warns of Homeless Influx
The Charity Organization Society released a report on January 24 noting about 25,000 homeless men in New York City, a large portion described as tramps. The document highlights the surge of vagrants exploiting unemployed workers during hard times and calls attention to the social strain.
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New York City
New York
Charity Organization Society
Saloonkeeper Shot in Lakewood Robbery Attempt
Cleveland reports say Han DeGraw proprietor of a saloon at 264 Superior Avenue was shot at midnight by three highwaymen within 100 feet of his home. Wounded, he survived though not fatally. the assailants fled empty handed after discovering his large cash and diamonds. DeGraw carried about $500 when leaving the saloon.
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Cleveland
Han DeGraw
Superior Avenue
Lakewood
DeGraw
Panic in a Michigan theater and other scattered items
An audience of about 150 people at a moving picture theater in Dowlagiac Michigan was thrown into a panic by a fire near the car bin entrance. The two story frame building burned to the ground with no serious injuries reported. Other notes mention Havana rumors about Gen Magee Parra and Albert, a hearing by Capt J A Ryan and Capt Jonys on Pirra’s alleged plan to blow up allies and overthrow a provisional government. and a boxing wrestling report of a heavyweight match involving Chris Lane and Barney Gates with a planned upset and distraction.
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Dowlagiac
Mich
Havana
Jan
Magee Parra
Albert
J. A. Ryan
Jonys
Pirra
Migeurere
Guyerb
Goteh
Perior
Chris
Lane Frank Goteh
Ety Gates
Barney
Preacher Now Street Car Saateistan St Joseph
Fragmentary OCR text describes a preacher near St Joseph and mentions a street car and hospital references. Content is garbled with unclear names and dates, limiting precise reconstruction of events or quotes.
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Saateistan St Joseph
Wrascher
Gotham Banks Restore Cash Deposits to Treasury
New York banks on Thursday paid the first installment of 10 million dollars public deposits to strengthen the treasury working balance, now 11.083 million. Banks in New York hold 72.037 billion of public deposits, 41 million of which was placed during the October disturbance.
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Gotham
New York
Cortelyou
Treasury
Fountains Will Figure as Evidence in Capitol Trial
The state will introduce one of six marble fountains from the capitol as evidence at the capitol prosecutions trial starting next Monday. The fountain was renounced by defendant John H. Bandwon for 320 gach and the prosecution says it can be duplicated for 75 apl ecs. Other capitol furnishings will also serve as exhibits.
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Harriaburg
Padan
Capitol
Wold
John H. Bandwon
Deathbed Confession of Murder in South Bethlehem
John Fetter, 73, confessed on Thursday to killing his daughter Kila Petter, aged 4 years, in November 1804. He told Juation Hate he tied a rope around the child and instructed neighbors that she had done it herself.
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Bethlehem
Hie Wines
John Fetter
Kila Petter
Lewis Wins Welterweight Championship Bout
Harry Jawik of Philadelphia knocked out Frank Man tell of Providence in the third round to claim the welterweight championship of America in a dramatic title bout here last night. New thiyen Conny Jon was noted in the event as part of the card.
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Lewis
Thiyen
Conny
Jon
Harry Jawik
Philadelphia
Frank Mantell
Providence
T 1
America
Heirs dispute $10000 estate in Ohio case
After a month of hearings in Cleveland Judge Hadden prepares for final arguments in the estate fight over Charlotte M. Wayne. Fifty one Richard Parsons heirs and forty seven Robert Wayne heirs contest the estate with several other English heirs joining daily. The state of Ohio also asserts escheat in the absence of heirs.
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Eatatele
Helre
Cleveland
Hadden
Hetra
Charlotte M. Wane
Richard Parsons
Charlotte
Beire
Robert We
Box Bend
Ohio
Attorney General Refused to Act in Lansing Hearing
In Lansing on January 24, the attorney general refused to participate in a hearing on charges of malfeasance against State Treasurer Frank P. Glazier and neglect of duty, withdrawing from the proceeding. The case concerns irregularities tied to the treasury and related accusations, the hearing proceeding unclear in the murky text.
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Lansing
Mich
OUI
Frank P. Glazier
John 6 Bird
Jons
Cry
Min
Wullty
Tia
Gey
Warner
Wrecked by Damage Guite Bankruptcy Hearing Near Findlay
A Findlay bankruptcy referee concluded a long complex case, tied to a seven year old disaster that claimed seven lives. The proceedings clarified the event’s consequences and set the end of the legal process in motion.
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Guite, Findlay
Alaim
Jake Shore
Bright
National Board Debates Tariff Vision Proposals
The national board of trade met Thursday and adopted resolutions including a proposal to elevate tariffs. The discussion covered tariff vision and codifying costs with consideration of a streamlined commission structure.
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Tarif
Washington
National Board of Trade
Legislative action summary from state senate and house debate
The senate and house debated bills on a legislative reference department, rural education, and banking, with several measures defeated or recommitted. Key items included the express delivery bill, a centralization bill for schools in townships, and protections for stenographers. Notably, the Huffman primary measure advanced with amendments, and a joint Bryan address was approved along with a McKinley birthday event plan.
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Rose County
Senate
Deaver
Welles
Ho Wan
Townshipa
State Board of Charities
Pormana
Huffman
House
W. J. Bryan
General Assembly
MckKinley
Emerson Is Released in Fraud Case Near Supreme Court
Columbus January 24 Emerson Lawaonce former clerk of the supreme court and LL H Austin of Toledo ex state auditor opened ten days in county jail and were released on $100 bond for issuing a fraudulent certificate to Austin. They were remanded to jail after breakfast and dinner outside meals were barred. Judge Dillon will consult other judges about charges.
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Emerson
Columbus
Lawaonce
Supreme Curt. Aid
LL. H. Austin
Toledo
Austin
Supreme Court
Dillon
Serious Charge Again at Akron Man
Akron C Jan 24 Wil Bolbert 54 was arrested Thursday on the charge of enticing Miller of the city from her home under false pretenses with an offer of good. He allegedly took her to sporting houses where she was intimidated and beaten. The girl says he ordered 668 to accompany her to prevent escape and she was returned to her mother.
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Akron
Wil Bolbert
Thiraday
Miller
Thin City
Ito Folly
Tabbuproner Iife
Ander Cy
Bho
Seibert
Bronson Case Te arguments before supreme court
The supreme court heard arguments on a will dispute tied to the Bronson case involving a state party primary law. The issues touched a party call for a direct primary and possible convention scheduling, with references to candidates and figures in Cleveland.
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Bronson
Supreme Court
Republigny Etat Committee
Dyspepsia remedy touted in old diner scene
A satirical dialogue features Mr White and Mr Black at a table where dyspepsia is blamed for a hungry look. Mr White touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming they digest all food and relieve heartburn, indigestion, and related symptoms, offering a free sample by mail.
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White
Mr. Black
Newbure
Mr. White
Dyapepala Black
Cheerul
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Blds
Marshall, Milch
Man Clings to Tiny Fraction of House After City Cuts
Worcester resident William Finneran remains living in one third of his house on Shrewsbury Street as city engineers remove two thirds to build a boulevard. He refused compensation and stayed put, joking about cramped space and a dog needing to learn to wag its tail in a tiny room. Crowds flock to see the spectacle amid jokes about his stubborn stand.
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Worcester
Mass
William Finneran
Anita
Finneran
Shrewsbury Street
Hous
Timny
Raines Pinneran
New Banking Innovations in Underwriting Attract Small Investors
An article reports on bankers introducing a new underwriting method aimed at small investors. The Sterling Debenture Corporation of New York finances two New England projects, the Teleport telegraph company and the Oxford mills, via $4,000,000 stock issues. The plan uses construction debentives and equity sharing to distribute surplus earnings and ensure broad geographic ownership, challenging Wall Street’s monopoly on funding.
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Wall Street
Gnaore
Tm Lidlemerial
New Telegraph Company
Teleport
Oxford Mills
New England
United State
Sterling Debenture Corporation of
New York
Wallatreet
United States
Cos Baolutely
G. J. Addie
Shumaker
Ascrutary
Treasur O
Stillmaker
Telepost
Sterling Corporation
Trust Company Stock Exchange
Maine
California
Anal Investora
Wen
Investigation Questions Public School Gender Balance
A report on an investigation criticizes the number of women teachers and argues boys in elementary schools are affected by the imbalance. It discusses renewed efforts to equalize pay and notes the challenge of achieving a higher proportion of men in public schools.
Fragmentary notice hints at real estate prices in past decades
Readable fragments describe housing areas and price levels from years ago as people discuss moving to New York and seasonal patterns. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or entities.
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