New York police to arrest artist and murder case
New York police plan to arrest Joseph Carr, a core artist, on a charge of murder in the Cameron Coal case. Prosecution claims evidence from a girl named Rovalle Williams links a man known to her as Hubert Vallee to the crime. Attorneys seek convincing proof for Vallee or Carr’s complicity.
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de Fénice
Rovalle Williams
Hubert Vallee
New York
N. J
Vallee
Gene Carr
Carr
Murder at the Minietee River Two Men Found Dead
Reports state Thomay Dickinnon and an unidentified man were found murdered with throats slashed near the Minietee river bank outside the city. The incident occurred after a hotel strike and widespread fear among guests at Pittabare and Seventh Avenue locations.
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Heyne Guy
Mich
Ax GibermPat
Momlay Wight
Rapart
Thomay Dickinnon
Mike
Dickinnon
Pitteburg
Pittabare
Avene
Keitahen
Passenger Train Jumps Track After Mishap Near Town
Reported heat related incidents and a derailment Monday left several people injured. A passenger train ran off the tracks after leaving out of town, with three cars derailed and multiple patients transported to hospital. Investigators note heat and fatigue contributed to the accident and officials are reviewing the incident.
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Padgat Boule Ste
Peteeager Tale
Freight Rate Probe Signals Federal Inquiry Initiated
Washington launches a formal probe into freight charges amid protests from Cincinnati merchants. Officials plan a twin-track investigation into pricing practices and service delays, aiming to uncover any improper rate hikes and ensure fair shipping costs.
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Cincinnati
Copeunlienivet
Pro
Fragmented news item from erebdry July 24
Fragmentary OCR mentions cholera and a location Petersaya or Porteya with unclear details. No clear event, date, or proper names to establish a definite headline or summary.
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Erebdry
Brief Telegraphic Notes From Industrial Dispatches
The Olde Steel Co at Linuste will resume work in a few days with orders for 200 men and 100 more to follow in a week. A fatal pleasure-boat incident on Monongahela River near Twenty Street left several drowned. United States cable ship Burn, en route from Seattle to Manila, will begin repairs with Lin Vordova soup of Waldea Seward table. A. Gould warns of dangerous illness in Los Angeles County hospital. Atlantic battle line position logged at 8 am Monday shows 62 rattles north latitude 164 degrees 13 minutes west. Honolulu mail indicates 1108 dollars spent. Weather forecasts call for rain. a 12-mile stretch was impacted by Deputy Ditty in New York, with strong tides at Coney Island.
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Olde Steel Co
Linuste
Otder Planta
Middleport
Zanesville
Oho
Monongahela
Olehs
United States
Seatte
Manila
Pepiir
Waldea
Metria
A. Gould
Jay Gould
Lon Angeles
Honolut
W. J. Dutty
New York
Itnternal Revenue Department
Elusive Elopement Ties to Noted Howard Family
Mrs Frim and her partner Mrs Howard secretly wed, leaving the public eye due to a complex chain of family ties. Howard is described as the son of the late Hew Chin and a nephew of war hero Geo C O Howard, linking this domestic matter to prominent local figures.
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Chicago
Boelety
Firm
Howard
Hew Chin
H. Howard
Geo. C
Insolvent Cutlery Firms Hit by Bank Failure
Colne July 28. F W Mouh, the largest cutlery maker of Bob Lope, is insolvent after Sotlogen Bank failure. Another major cutlery and exporting house, Von Zar Gathen, was suspended Saturday. About 40 jailed residents are expected.
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Colne
Want Hides Admitted Fre New York July In...
Independent dealers testified before the board of United States protection agencies about hide duties. The White of American cattle shipped to England for beef and starch markets was discussed to protect the country from duty and secure cheaper prices.
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New York
Thin Elty Legon
Board of
United States
Fragmented rural report from Hopkinsville incident
A garbled July dispatch from Hopkinsville Kentucky reports Walter and a group involved in an ambush with several wounded and a dramatic chase near Center Pilrniee. Names and details are unclear but indicate a violent event with injuries and ongoing investigation.
Town to Be Taken Off Map
A fragmented item from Alero New York notes a town being removed from official records. The text mentions Eyarte Ube and other entities in a vague sequence of events with no clear dates or outcomes.
Old Professor Passen Away at Amherst College
A retired professor named William L. Mantaine, about 77, long associated with Amherst College as a civil engineer, died at home on Monday after a long illness. He had joined the college in 1905 and remained a prominent figure in local academic circles.
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Atheem
Maue
Williaw L. Manitaene
Modere
Amherst College
Fey
Tie Howe
Col Vilas in Critical Condition After Hemorrhage
Col W F Vilas remains in critical condition in Madison showing little improvement a week after a brain hemorrhage. Reports note his ongoing frailty and health concerns as medical staff monitor his recovery with cautious updates.
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W. F. Vilas
Madison
Wit
Vlad
Woman Loses Arm on Tracks in Cleveland
Short chronicle from Ohio papers reports that Anna Shiner of Collinwood was found injured at the foot of Bant Sixtythind street by George Schulte. She fell between two cars in the yards and suffered a severed arm, head and body injuries. She was taken to St Clair hospital. Also noted is the death of George W Caldwell, Waverly school principal, drowned while bathing and found in the Selote river. He was to marry next month.
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Cleveland
Mia
Anna Shiner
Collinwood
Bant Sixtythind
George Schulte
Shure
Ari
Schulte
St Clair Hospital
Abel
Waverly
Selote River
George W. Caldwell
Caldwell
Ohio University
Athens
Recall Likely In Romania Trolls Treaty Negotiator
United States disavowed a tentative extradition treaty drafted for Romania by Horace G Knowles the U S minister to Roumania acting with limited authority. Romania’s parliament reacted angrily saying it was tricked after Knowles represented broader powers.
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United States
Bucharest
Horace G. Knowled
United Buster
Roumauia
Kinowles
Knowles
Chinese Ask U. S. for Help in Manchuria Crisis
A garbled dispatch reports Tuandarin envoy Tenitinoy visiting San Wrawetteo to urge U S aid in curbing Japanese control of Manchuria. The piece also notes U S internal revenue judges denying an injunction to stop labeling alcohol content at Ohio distilleries, with officials and a lower court order upheld.
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San Wrawetteo
Tenitinoy
Whaw
America
Manchuria
Kalavaaxoo
Mick
Judyn Henry PB
United Bluten Elfealt Court of
Reverens
Junk dealer attacked picture agent in Fremont
July 28 report states Dave Kemper a junk dealer attacked Ed Reeves a picture agent with a club and hatchet wounding him seriously Reeves was taken to hospital with suspected skull fracture Kemper is in custody awaiting outcome of Reeves wounds and the condition is described as grave
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Fremont
Dave Kemper
Police
Hight
Ed Reeves
Reeves
Kemper
Mines to Be Made Safer, Columbus
State Mine Inspector George Harrison returned from Tuscarora County last Friday with a safety commission to examine coal mines. He plans to recommend legislation to make them safer for workers following the inspection.
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Columbus
George Harrison
Says Couple Are Too Young Elopement Annulled in Ohio
Findlay Ohio July 28 announcement that the marriage of Mabel Mawson to Robert Taylor, married in Cleveland March 15, is being annulled. The bride and groom are both under legal age and the elopement is being addressed by Mrs C H Mawson, who bought the marriage in Cleveland and returned to Findlay.
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Findlay
Mabel
Robert Taylor
Cleveland
C.H. Mawson
Fireman Dies After Train Collision Averted
In Columbus on July 28 Frank Morris age 36 of Genogan a Pennsyl via Oremus leaped from his engine after fearing a collision with another train. He sustained a fractured skull and died an hour later at Protestant hospital. The engine Moria appeared on an adjoining track.
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Coatly
Columbus
Morris
Genogan
Oremus
Wau
Robber Loot Train At Nickel Plate railroad
On Monday robbers broke into two box cars on the Nickel Plate railroad at Collard avenue Callinwood and stole about $1 000 in goods. They were seen at work and Chief Melirath was telephoned reaching the scene as officers arrived.
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Cleveland
Colladier Avenue
Callinwond
Melirath
Meu
Exploding Lamp Sparks Fire In Buffalo West Virginia
A lamp explosion aboard the steamer Neva owned by the Green Paget Co of Cincinnati caused a fire at Buffalo West Virginia on a Monday night. Captain Stadler and crew members reportedly jumped into the river to escape.
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Gallipolis
Neva
Green Paget Ga
Cincinnlt
Buffalo
West Virginia
Stadler
Cleveland Firm Boosts Capital in July Meeting
Royer Steel Stamping Co. of Chevelait increased its stated capital from $40,000 to $100,000 at a July meeting, reflecting a major expansion of its stock and financial base. The action approved by officers and stockholders strengthens funding for future operations and growth initiatives.
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Cleveland
Coluntons
Royer Steel Stamping Co
Chevelait Hay
Policeman Killa Assailant in Mingo Junction
Police report an incident in Mingo Junction dated July 28 involving Bert Haggerty and a towel character. The event, described as a fatal act, centers on the alleged assailant and authorities investigating the killing.
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Killa
Mingo Junction
Pollen
Bert Haggerty
Mig
Police Capture Suspect in $50,000 Union Station Heist
Kansas City reports that Inspector Vickery, during a heavy storm, secured evidence against Charles Stevens, a Black attorney accused of stealing a vial containing $50,000 from Union Station three weeks ago. Sixty two packages in the scattering pouch could form numerous charges, potentially life imprisonment.
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Kansas City
Charles Stevens
Union Station
John Watited
Vickery
Gasoline launch capsized in Pittsburgh river tragedy
A gasoline launch named The Merry Widow carrying 16 to 20 Jones and Laughlin Steel Cos workers sank in the Monongahela River near Pittsburgh just after 6 PM. The craft capsized in 26 feet of water due to waves from a coal boat. Four were known to have died.
New York Party Injured After Train Incident Abroad
Fragmentary OCR reports a New York party injured while traveling to Paris through Germany. Names and places are garbled but reference a Dr B. Bebinetiade and Mr Mire Heinho Parmone from New York and Brodkind Wan. They were en route by train when rain caused delays and all were taken to a private hospital.
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Varis
Aury
Heinho Parmone
New York
WW. B. Bebinetiade
Brodkind
Achern
Germany
Paris
Menilay
Vice President of Bativia Buried in Hollyia Funeral
The funeral of Peenande Ganohalla, longtime wheel of Hollyia and former imbtler to the United Biatew, who died July 24, drew thousands to the ceremony on Monday. Members of the dip Lowatle Corpe carried the exftia in a solemn procession.
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Bativia
Lapos
Belivia
Nly
Peenande Ganohalla
Wheel
Hollyia
United Biatew
Dip Lowatle Corpe
Exftia
Harriman Goes West and a New York jury report
A garbled report notes Harriman plans a western journey with New York involvement. The text mentions a voyage, an expected march, and potential movements related to Union Pacific properties. The fragment hints at inspections and movements within two months prior to a return to New York.
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New York
Geo. O. Marimon
Union Pacific
Epileptic veteran dies after prayer service
A 90 year old Epileptic Taloto Daly died while praying at the medical Lutheran church. The report notes he was a veteran and had attended services before his death. In Cleveland a burglar wounded a man on Carnegie Avenue. William Webb, aroused by his wife, confronted the intruder and fought him, injuring the burglar and sustaining stab wounds. Webb was treated at Charity hospital.
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Cleveland
Webb
Carnegie Avenue
Cemin
Ae Wm
Harman
New York
Charity Hospital
New York Bank Messenger Robbery Guilty Plea
In New York on July 7, the defendant pleaded guilty to attempting to rob a bank messenger. Judge Roralehy then imposed a sentence of nine years and three months to ten years in prison after the defendant shouted threats in court. The case involved an attempt to steal $43,000 from the messenger.
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New York
Heath
Roralehy
Hinton
Cagnaio Rincobonm
Funds for colleges never reach treasuries in city report
A New York dispatch details a dubious scheme by colored college agents seeking funds for Tennessee schools. Mayor Scherft rejected all applicants as fakes posing as delegates from Nashville and other schools. A separate court note records multiple arrests for intoxication and vagrancy as city authorities enforce fines.
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Scherft
Tennessee
New York
Lecla W
Brown
Queen Olior
Jean
Lowe Tigmiliente
Robert
Newfoundland
Ame
Nashville
Michigan Man Sets Record From Grands Mulets to Mount wiane
Chamoun, July 28, of Ann Arbor Michigan, completes a Mountaineering record from the Grands Mulets to the summit of Mount wiane. He covers the route in a new time surpassing the prior best by over half an hour, breaking the old record.
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Chamoun
Provenor Hobba
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mount Wiane
Korean Trial Postponed In Stevens Murder Case
The trial of Whan Chang in Whan Chang for the murder of Durham White Stevens, an advisor to the Korean government, was postponed to August 27.
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Han Pranchico
Whan Chang
Durham White Stevens
Roosevelt Disperses Cruiser Use For Summer Voyages
In July at Oyster Bay New York President Roosevelt orders the Mayflower to continue southern water patrols without deploying the cruiser yacht for the rest of the summer. The Mayflower, led by Captain Thomas Snowden, sails toward the Caribbean amid tensions involving Haiti Venezuela and Central American unrest.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Jung
Caribbean Sea
Hayti
Ventzuela
Central America
Roosevelt Haw
Thomas Snowden
Professor Studies Indians Alberta July 28 report
Dr. Robert H. Lowie of the American Museum of Natural History returned from Lake Athabasca where he studied the Chipewyan Indians. He notes the Indiana groups from Lake Athabasca to the Arctic Ocean are the same and records traditions. He cites average height over seven feet and plans further visits to Cold Lake Indiana and the Assiniboines.
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Alberta
Robert H. Lowie
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Lake Athabasca
Lowie
Arctic Ocean
Maude Bay
Lake Asthabasca
Sven
Elgin Street Car Strike Violent Clash Hits Fountain Square
In Elgin on July 28 a nonunion crew of 14 operating a vacant street car slammed into Fountain Square. A mob of strike sympathizers pelted the car with bricks stones and clubs, breaking windows and injuring several crew members.
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Elgin
Barnes
Fountain Square
Hytng Glans
Suspect Held for Hearing in Jamaica Plain Shooting
Francesco Sperdulo, arrested as a suspect in the Jamaica Plain shooting last week, was held at 5000 for hearing next Wednesday in district court. He is charged with shooting Officer Frank Ingalls Thursday morning and authorities say he had a part in the incident.
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Boston
Francesco Sperdulo
Jamaica Plain
Distriet Court
Frank Ingalls
Jermane
Must Present Evidence in National Guard Recruitment Case
A menacing statement blocks enlistment for a Wahhmgwa recruit, citing war department restrictions. The officer demands proof of an honorable discharge from the National Guard of a state or territory, but the individual fails to provide satisfactory discharge documentation.
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Wahhmgwa
Auiy Za
Tao
War Department
of & Vna
National Guard
World’s Oldest Newspaper From Groningen Zurich Era
A fragment describes the Woenenblatt published in Groningen a small Zurich canton town of 1,200 inhabitants. It notes the paper serves as a mixed organ for liberal conservatives and social democrats with pages allocated to each faction and party alignment across sections.
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Woenenblatt
Groningen
Zurich
Uberal
Liberula
Par
Woclillety
The Universal Names in Hero Worship and Its Limits
A survey of naming across leaders and heroes from presidents to actors. It notes Kansas counties with curious capitals and the idea that disease follows unsanitary living, urging ventilation, temperance, and open-air exercise to ward off common illnesses.
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Mt. Alae
Roosevelt
pontoMeon
Kansas
Greely
Tribune
Ulyases
Grant
Feeding School Children A Citywide Meal Token Plan
A city government plans to provide every pupil with a full meal via a metal token exchange, aiming to avoid poverty stigma while encouraging those who can pay to contribute. Similar school soup programs abroad raise attendance, while locally pupils contribute vegetation and other items to a common soup fund.
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Paria
Alleed
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