Oil case carried to Supreme Court
The Supreme Court will review a Chicago case involving the Standard Oil Company over a disputed $29,000,000 fine. Attorn ey General Bonaparte and government lawyers prepared to present the writ of certiorari as the court reconvenes on November 10.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Elreult Volirt
Aphenia
Chicago
United Staty
Ala Failoud
Mcere
Department of Jove
Alipreme
Hope Apptalia
Enera Boniparte
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Appetty
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Higt
Oortinrari
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Drvedte Wien
Manny
Naseer
Arvin Sina
Iestices
Theron
Court of Appesle
Baler
Sunurriniey Union
339 Miners Perished in German Mine Disaster At Radbad
A German mining disaster at the Radbad mine near Hamm Westphalia on a November day left 339 miners entombed. About 90 were rescued, most with injuries, while 30 percent remain underground as rescue efforts and danger from flooding and unstable sections halted attempts to reach the entombed. Officials warned no further men could be saved.
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Hamm
Westphalia
Germany
Radbad
Therm Sa
Oytine
He Ming
Agrawal
Gilbert
New Yark
Afm
Fennge
FHA
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Mtu Tbvbntan
OHN H. CLARK NAMED mint ty veenars' Conforeien
Unclear notices mention OHN H. CLARK named to a position with advisers to accompany Wood. Mentions Wood, Governor, and a meeting in New England with references to various officials. Fragmentary text makes specifics uncertain.
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Mint Ty Veenars
Conforeien
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Acconpmny Wood
Dolph Clark
Imeniinr
Fist
Pia Fats
New England
PerHook
Lippitt President Named At Connecticut Savings Meeting
At a session of the Connecticut Savings Hartke association a slate of officers was elected and empowered to act for the association. Mayor Costele Lippitt of Norwich was chosen president, Miles Lewid Fock of Bristol and Samuel Hemingway of this city as vice presidents, Arthurly Nettheton of Newtown secretary, with the executive committee led by Lory Harwood of New London. A luncheon followed the meeting.
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Livermet
Wanikers
Costele Lippitt
Nerwich
Miles Lewid Fock
Rletol
Thrat
Bamurl Hemingway
Thin Elty
Moenhd
Ki. &. Hone
Watertnity
Arthurly Nettheton
Newtown
Weevetary
Jean
Clark's Cafe Sold to Freeman and Clark to Retire
Negotiations have ended with Charles A. Clark selling Clark's Café to W. Freeman of Hartford. Freeman plans to continue business in New York and Clark will retire to pursue another opportunity, possibly a new trade, with an expected transition early next month.
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Sherman W. Freeman
Hartford
Weapeets
New York
Drogrens
Shermain W. Freeman
Charion Adinek
Marks Enfe
Mt 1
Tark
Filelness
Maxtons
Clark
Cornell Dean Resigns After Long Service
Ithaca November 12 Dean Thoman Frederick Crane of the Cornell University faculty has resigned to pursue play. His resignation was accepted by the board of trustees and will take effect at the end of the academic year. Crane has taught since 1860 and helped found the college’s language and humanities programs.
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Ithaca
Thoman Frederick Crane
Cornell University
Wien
Atlenes
Crane
Tiatlan
Trpanish
Heramea
Thaw Case Remains In News Asylum Trial Echoes
Reports recount the ongoing saga surrounding Harry Thaw and the sensational trial tied to the asylums, with public interest lingering over courtroom developments and related theatre and cinema culture. The piece notes dramatic remarks by officials and the surrounding media frenzy as parties argue legal boundaries and mental health defense amid changing public opinion.
Officials Seek Dignified Settlement Over Orange Police Clash
City officials led by Mayor Marti convened the board of police commissioners to review the legal status of the dispute between Orange and the city police over an attack on Supernumerary Keane at Vale felt. The judgment was reserved, with communication to New Authorities and a pending regular meeting next Tuesday.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Marti
Connnel Rogers
Orange
Keane
Vale Felt
Mayne Martin
Hayetain
Hayetain Hote
Ted
Althid
Cirle
Cain Fanta
Bo Clear
Pretty Rand
Trager Dona
Ty Regan
Inter
Focal Department
Tell
Hurley Seriously Hurt In Fatal Collision In Front Of Home
Hurley, about fifty, a former sergeant, sustained severe brain injuries after a moving tramcar struck him in front of his home near Barnilen. Medical examiners and witnesses described the crash as the vehicle veered and fled, with Hurley later dying from his injuries. Investigators say the motorman and conductor of the double trucker tram are charged.
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Tleoft
Grorte
Joslin
Bamilen
Markey
Charter Cooper
Dastin
Marley
Nike Double Trucker
Dames Harton
Hurley
Witsett
Mystery surrounds Nie Sterling Hime raid at station
Police and investigators probe a Sunday raid on Nie Sterling Hime. Questions rise over how the entry was made while key figures refuse to speak. A locked front door and insider links are suspected as the case moves toward a final determination.
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Sterling Hime Jna
Ile Police
Oprepeletor
Raitling
Horgenn Watroux
Aeeane
Annie Pello
Markturat
New York
Charage
Affernif
Pepeteter
Hiprate
Millers Perish and Court News Across Listings
Fragmented clipping reports on marriages at Supreme Court circles, moves by families, and a prominent dean. financial and court news mixed with industry and sports items. Notable items mention Harvard baseball, Yale losses, and a large company update. peculiar phrasing reflects OCR garble.
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Chae
Supreme Court
Duniens Tetad
Famlis
Mattinewen Feteran
Cornell
Dean Pew
Avo
Lomi
Ak Barndon Howard
Vale Grads
Gevagers
Peerage
Coxon
AUTOS AND PROTESTS SHAPE YALE HARVARD DAY PATTERN
On Yale Harvard game day a campus bustle includes bans on private autos inside the university for four days before the event. Wagons and delivery vehicles must park outside. drivers will bring packages to dorms. The order aims to preserve campus atmosphere while avoiding disruption. Hartfard May 12 report notes campaign remarks and election candidate statements amid the chaos.
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Yale Harvard
Flop Warner
Paprean
Pickagan
Jamiley Wagonn
Eline
Untangling a financial controversy in old records
Fragmented OCR text hints at a historical financial dispute involving costs around $83,000 and a $10,000 contribution from a brother. Mentions officials, secrecy, and a governor figure with damperage terms, plus discussions of assessments, expenditures, and political context.
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Jadae
Molvartian
Sie Ray
Teeling Parielarlity
TieeTeetiol
Harytamt
Atia
Hascouyl
Art Falene
Goa
Mr. Biler
Post Card Threats Involving Noted Photographer
Frederick Walton, a well known photographer, was questioned after threats were sent via postcards. Inspector Maskell Hooday led the investigation with support from local authorities. Walton traveled to New Mien on a charge of sending harmful postcards to an unnamed recipient, while at Seeley his employee was also connected to the case.
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Seeley
Bidder Time Extended for New Sewer Project Work
The notice states the bidding deadline for the new sewer system project has been extended from the original date. The extension affects contract terms and submission timelines, with details on where and how to submit bids and the responsible municipal office for inquiries.
Hartford Fire Destroys Room in Seabury Hall
A fire on the third floor of Seabury Hall at Hartford disrupted the president's time. Professor Skinner was among the first alerted, flames consumed the room and surrounding property, with an estimated damage of about $60. The fire was under control before the department arrived, and occupants were moved to safety.
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Hartford
Wy ML Skin, Jr
Seabury Hall
Helly
Td Wells
Seenadt
Jana
Skinner
Hartsford
Quite a Compliment From Tyriow Row A Fable
Fragmented readable text hints at a distant place, a compliment, and a writer named Haw bern. The garbled OCR includes mentions of Tyriow and Qordror with scattered proper nouns and unlikely phrases. The sense is unclear but suggests literary praise and distant locations.
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Tyriow
Bern
Rendy
City's Light Test To Be Installed Soon
A local utility plans to install a new street lighting test system in the city. Officials say the effort will include a trial of a modern lighting tube and related equipment, with completion anticipated after necessary approvals.
Moseley Executors Patents Inheritance Case In Court
A contested will emerges in a case involving the Moseley estate with executors named including Will an Hamilton and Henry Portelie Maselly. The action seeks custody of property valued at £500,000 with disputes over beneficiaries and fiduciary duties. The hearing includes Helen A Rene Mee and others, with references to Frederikord estate and the courtroom proceeding continuing into the afternoon.
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Bethy
Willan Hamlion
Henry Portelie Maselly
Kevin Clark
Monetoy
Frederikord
Wartstrest
Helen
Rene
Abram
Auto strike fatal near Pond Lily laundry on Whalley Ave
A Farrel Auto vehicle struck Edwin Lindelandt near 1415 Whalley Avenue shortly after 1 am. He died before Dr. Arthur W. Marly arrived. The car, heading toward Ansonia, carried three occupants including a woman. Owner Alton Farrel of an Ansonia address is identified. medical examiner Tartlett notified. The body was taken to the deceased’s home as investigators reviewed the scene near the Pond Lily Laundry plant.
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King Whalley Avenue
Arthur W. Marly
Maren
Lindelandt
Descenged
Whalley Avenue
Tartlett Wa
D William Wanless. Jr
Pond Lily Company
Min
Alan
Ansonia
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Aithon
Atrick
Steele
Alton Farrel
Weather Record for Washington Forecast Margin
Weather note from Washington reports November 126 with forecaster notes on wind, rain, and temperatures. Data quality unclear but indicates birding and rain patterns affecting local conditions.
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