Kidnapping Report Tangles New York Detectives Case
Seattle and San Francisco dispatches detail the arrest of Cornell graduate W. Fullerton by two New York detectives, seized near Seattle and transported to New York on a habeas corpus denial claim. Indicted allegedly for a 1906 South American trip and breach of promise with Gladys Hobart, tied to Cornell.
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Seattle
Wash
T. W. Fullerton
Cornell
M. Fullerton
St. Louis
Chicago Lumber and Coal Co
New York
Watson
San Francisco
Mullerton
Jy 4 Fickact
New York City
Rowland Fitesimmons
Jerome
Olympia
W. Fullerton
Seatie
Sewell
Robert Fullerton
Beattie
Perkins
Fullerton
Gladys Hobart
Trent
South American
Porte
South America
Shela
Express Car Van Robbed on Seattle Train
A Great Northern express messenger was beaten and bound as the Seattle to Vancouver train departed. The robbers looted the strong box, taking an estimated 1000 to 10000 dollars and escaped. A second item notes Rear Admiral Vars touring North Platte urging more ships and less statesmanship, arguing war persists while ships and men are needed.
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Seattle
E Perrine
Great Northern Express
Vancouver
B. C
North Platte
Neb
Union Pacific
Ruined Groker Suigided in Brooklyn Park Incident
A man died by his own actions at Prowvect park in Brooklyn. Details mention a prior fortune loss of $17,000 in the recent financial panic. No clear suspects or motives are given, with fragmented references to a parade and state officers.
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New York
Brooklyn
Br Pelt van Wentif
Pueelan
Howard Robern
Rober
Dayton
Twe Thorn
Rel Meo
Tureday
Seaman
Order
Taft Bails for Home on May Day Prairie Trip
Secretary Taft Oiliel travels from Taft Bails for Home on a Prairie trip ending in Charleston. He focused on canal sunes administration, boundary issues between Panama and Colombia, andPenna, Colombia relations. Officials reported satisfactory progress and agreements reached on these matters.
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Taft
Colon
Taft Oiliel
Charleston
Congress Passes Post Office Budget Amid Debates
The senate approved the post office appropriation bill totaling 229,097,407 dollars with one dollar daily allowances for railway postal clerks away from terminals. A court of inquiry into Col William F. Stewart charges was urged by Senator Rayner, while House conferees faced criticism over a pay provision for officers and Marines. The currency bill was slated for action Thursday.
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Washington
Senate
Post Office
Rayner
William F. Stewart
1. S.A
Fort Grant
Ariz
Col. Stewart
Tim Wan
House
Gov Hughes declines nomination for vice presidency
Gov Hughes will not accept the nomination for the vice presidency. The governor plans to send a message to Stewart L Woodford outlining his decision. The report notes a loan case involving oil rebates and a trial in Rochester New York. John P Swayser of Canton was nominated for Congress by the Second Maine district Republican convention.
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Gov. Hughes
Stewart L. Woodford
United States
Canada
Puier
Apell
Man Jilted Lover Fires Shot in Cleveland Tragedy
In Cleveland on Tuesday Frank Strauss of Colinwood shot himself after being jilted by the woman he loved. He was taken to Glenville hospital where he died from his wound.
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Man
Seattle
Cleveland
Frank Strauss
Colinwood
Glenville, Hospital
Arbitration Named For Municipal Traction Labor Dispute
Arbitrators chosen by Municipal Traction Co and the car men's union aim to settle differences. A. Toles of Kline Tollow & Goir represents the company and Fen Bawarl Meyer represents the union. If the two arbitrators fail to agree within three days, a third arbitrator will be appointed.
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Cleveland
Municipal Traction Co
Car Men's Union
A. Toles
Kline, Tollow & Goi
Fen. Bawarl
Meyer
Wnien
Not enough readable content to title
The readable fragment mentions New York and a date in May but is garbled. No identifiable person, organization, or event is extractable to form a factual headline or summary.
Jury Secured in Graft Trial in Harrisburg
Jury selection completed in a Harrisburg graft case as the commonwealth begins its case. Judge presiding noted the foreman is a registered voter. Prosecution will seek to prove the defendants engaged in a capitol contract conspiracy and related scheme. The trial proceeds with testimony expected to establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Harrisburg
Jemen Scarlett
Commonwealth
Ate
Autor
Victory for Hughes team in Lockeport NY race
May 1 report shows Woo Wallace on Republican ticket winning by 248 votes over Democrat foe for the late Senator Peonehat seat. Result also tests Gov Tighe’s stance on free track gambling as backers and opponents weighed Hughes policies.
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Hughes
Lockeport
Olve Hon
Seneter Peonehat
Gov Tighe
Woo Wallace
Watlorefe
Murder on Sixth Avenue Elevated Stabbed Passenger Dies
In New York a bold crime occurred on the Sixth Avenue elevated station at Twenty leitheteeet last night as three assailants attacked a crowd of passengers. One man sprang onto a passenger on the first landing and stabbed him fatally. The assailant escaped. The dead man appeared to be Armenian.
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New York
Atay
Sixth Avenue
Kolves
Dentist Probes Found Tooth In Hoax Case At Farm
In Laporte Indiana on May 12 Dr Norton a dentist examined a tooth found on the Goithers farm Tuesday and declared the article to be only a piece of gilded wood likely from a picture frame.
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Woo Laporte
Ind
Norton
Goithers Farm
Bondamen Surrenders Him Pittolirg May
William Montgomery cashier of Allegheny National Bank of Pittsburgh surrendered to authorities on Thursday after a National Bank examiner charged him with embezzling 469,009 dollars. The move followed reports of larger peculations, though examiner Voida and bank officials would not confirm.
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Bondamen
Pittolirg
William Montgomery
Allegheny Na Hone
Bank of
Thinetty
National Bank Ixamin
Tle Boodtmen
Trade talk on hats and costs in Chicago style chatter
In a clipped exchange Amanda and Aiam discuss the price tag for a spring hat. Mrs. Hrehafie notes it will cost about half as much as a new casting rat device allegedly did in Chicago Tribune style dialogue.
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Mr. Hockatnu
Amanda
Detrott Tete recounts a curt reply to a poet
A busy writer questions the whereabouts of a long halted poet described as grimy, who is said to have been told by TE to beat it. The exchange hints at a tense local scene and a decisive dismissal.
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Detrott
Heavy Joke Foretells Odd Bird Tale in Hazy Slang
Fragmentary OCR text presents a playful and nonsensical scene with nameless voices and mock questions about the heaviest bird. It reads like a local comic aside or street talk, lacking clear persons or events to anchor a real news item.
Restorative Recipe for Men Tre de be de bete tes be bete de dadat 15
A fragmented guide describes a restorative recipe marketed for men to ease perceived troubles and restore vigor. It lists ingredients obtainable separately and hints at home preparation, framed as a remedy for stress, exhaustion, and anxiety with a cautionary tone about misuse and unintended effects.
Jury Becured in Murder Trial and Fire Destroys Church
In Ohio on May 12 the Matt Brown wife murder case consumed six hours of jury selection as prosecutors outline a nonsupport indictment and alleged motives. Separately in Cleveland a fire ravaged the Immaculate Heart church and its school, with four students inside at the start of the blaze. the candle that toppled caused the flames, and a funeral had just concluded.
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von Wert
Matt Brown
Conn
Brown
George McDonald
Mr. Brown
Cleveland
Barn Fire Near West Union Sparks Militia Watch
Information from Columbus reveals a barn burned on Willian Schell’s Adams county farm near West Union at sunset. Two militia detachments were nearby as workers planned a tobacco crop, with patrols out for the night. The incident follows a disturbance over protective action and county events.
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Columbus
Adjutant General
Willian Schell
Adams County
West Union
Schell
Bawden Resigns Amid Controversy at Cincinnati University
Heath Bawden, professor of philosophy at the University of Cincinnati, faced a call for resignation over private views on marriage and sociology. He appeared in class Tuesday with no suspension anticipated for now. Eleven senators declined to accept the mileage vouchers they were eligible for, leaving several named as still refusing.
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Cincinnati
Rror
Heath Bawden
University of Cincinnati
Provident Dabney
Bawden
Columbus
Beatty
Brandt
Gayman
Carter
Denman
Rathburn
Rose
Schmidt
Bites
Weat
Belleghem villagers kill burglar in chapel raid
In Belleghem Belgium villagers beat and killed a man caught burglarizing the chapel of the Virgin Pensions for Two Indians. The incident follows a May Washington bill passage granting $20 monthly to Bull Boeke and Old Coyote, Crow Indians who aided Caeter and Crook in 1876. Bull Burke and Old Coyote were wounded in that 1876 fight.
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Courtrat
Belgium
Belleghem
Almond
Washington
Pen
Bull Boeke
Olt Coyote
Caeter
Crook
Silas Todtons
Bull Burke
Old Coyote
Explosion Kills Eight Men on Highway in Hawaii
An explosion of dynamite Tuesday on the Vij niles highway constrained in Pinar Del Rio province killed eight men and injured many others.
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Hawaiis
Vijniles
Belae
Pinar del Rio
Explosion Destroys Buildings in Berlin Heights Saloon District
An explosion at a private bleaching plant in Berlin Heights Tuesday sparked a fire that destroyed multiple burgage places. The blaze threatened the business section, consuming Willag Rummel's bowling alley Witten Beher's meat market and Grant Vi Thorn's saloon where the fire began. Damage is estimated at mete eet.
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Berlin Heights
Buinene
Willag Rummel
Witten Be
Grant Vi Thorn
Page'n Kenerel
Pontot Noo
Paris Concierge Abuse and Blackmail Traditions
A historical piece exposes Paris concierges as landlords’ agents who extort and police tenants. It describes mandatory duties, tip culture, and pervasive surveillance in the lodge, with servants coerced by bribes, withheld mail, and threats of social punishment. The article paints the concierge as an apex of petty power within the building.
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Paris
London
Landioedome
Madame
Clerge
France
Bouien
Hhametons
Bonnes
Political Quip Sparks Roosevelts Barn Visit Tale
A May account recalls Senator Knox at an Elks convention in Philadelphia and a Kansas delegation meeting President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. Roosevelt, wearing coat and collar off, joked about wedding plans and invited the visitors to the barn to talk while he worked haying, hinting at a humorous faux pas.
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Knox
Philadelphia
Kansas
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Provident
John Shouts for Hay Amid Delegation Rush
In a brisk exchange from Every body's Magazine a speaker named John demands hay from the President while another John apologizes, noting no time to throw it back since yesterday's delegation. The dialogue carries a humorous, period voice with quirky spelling and names.
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John
Everybody's Magazine
Women and the Proverbs Across Nations
A survey of witty and pointed sayings about women from multiple cultures. It cites Spanish, English, French, German, Scottish, Arabian, Persian, and Italian lore, noting contrasts of virtue, wit, and gender roles. The piece weaves in Rome’s historic wolf tale as a tangential reflection on myth and public memory.
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Fife
Homemade Fruit Ladder From A Ladder And Propa
A simple fruit ladder can be built using a common ladder and two long stout props. The props should have forks at the ends that fit over the ladder for stable support and easy use in reaching fruit trees.
Movable propa fruit ladder aids positioning without branch disturbance
A cut shows a ladder with a movable propa to set it in any desired angle. The device claims advantage over standard ladders by stabilizing the ladder without disturbing fruit trees. In a separate note a Servian mayor jailed five years for lese majesté and cursing King Peter daily before work.
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Losnien
Servin
Ted Hos
Peter
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