Shooting at Tastifabie sparks murder and arrest in Pyvettediouti
A prominent asset agent from Pinner Point suburb shot and killed Devid Une of Nort Rose near Harsers cities. Harper surrendered to Judge Tristic as preliminary trial begins. A Phoenix dispatch notes a Arizona statehood meeting spurred broader advocacy for federal action.
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Wertoik
Bec
Charien
Har
Om Emul Amal
Delleved
Arizona
Chitego
Dee
Phoenix
Ariz
Sreston
Congress
Romell Harts
Arizosa
Vernon Marnhy
Washington Orly
Bob Fitzsimmons Quarrel With Jeffries Fails To Clear Up
Historic boxing dispute moves to New York for peace talks. reports say the core quarrel centers on signing with Jeffries and a proposal of reconciliation remains uncertain. observers note lingering tensions and potential new mediations as parties seek a settlement.
The Glove Controversy of Jeffries Sharkey Fight
A New Yorker recounts the Jeffries Sharkey bout with alleged foul play over a loosened glove. The piece centers on Don Ryan and Siler’s actions, referee decisions, and crowd reactions amid claims of cheating and controversy surrounding the finish.
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New York
Sharkey
Jeffries
Sharkey Weld
Don Ryan
Ryka
Lnaster
Atavid Jeffries
Filan
Sifer
Mirtia
Tommy Ryan
Iir Delanney
Mt Jeffries
Silers
Siler
Jeffrits
Waul Bier
Davies and Nicholson Advertisement Summary
An old style advertises inclusive treatment and premium stateym with a call to action to contact them directly or have others attend, indicating a broad service offer for all customers including children.
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Davies & Nicholson
Broken 4d Neck Case Report From New York Medical Scene
Fragmentary OCR describes a medical case in New York involving a patient with a broken neck and a spinal injury. It references doctors, an examination, and the need for medical aid, noting a surgical context and a sequence of tests and emplaced monitoring.
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New York
Tim Ain Bey
Sehieke
Ana Otaga
Fragmented OCR summary on political event and candidates
Fragmented article notes a political meeting with references to Nevada, New York, and Virginia candidates including Bryan and Bevan. Mentions committees and anti imperialist themes, with scattered names and places amid garbled text.
Senate Opposition Threatens Bright Seat in Serjeant-at-Arms Row
A garbled report recalls Senate clashes over the serjeant-at-arms post, with Republicans opposing Bright and a contested election outcome. Fragmentary text hints at party maneuvering, potential resignations, and references to figures such as Clarkson and Stewart, amid intraparty tensions and public notices.
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Ile Poritlan
Tieyublicars
Tie Petate Bueo
Tee Secates
Eirkent
Tiave
John S Clarkson
Suntermay
New York
Senate Gm
Ground glass incident linked to Calhavin sheriff death report
Fragmented OCR notes describe a fatal scene involving ground glass, a sheriff in Calhavin County, and a coronial inquiry. References to a “Battie Greek” and several names appear garbled, but imply a violent event with deaths and undertaker involvement. The piece mentions a venue, a show, and various unclear entities amid a chaotic narrative.
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Sonera
Marshall
Calhavin
Battie
Aika Ier
Prvacatt
Emec Sperie Tons Vertishong
Sandesh
Agia Arbor
Stellen
Aibare
Caisaduh
NO Inc
Mitersoe
Duke of Manchester Unable to Sail Due to Illness
The Duke of Manchester is confined in his Waldorf Astoria rooms with a severe nervous prostration and will not sail for Knell Foley as planned. His sister’s deathbed illness and recent strong cold left him prostrated. His will is expected next Wednesday.
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Duke of Manchester
Waldorf-Astoria
Knell Foley
Catire Ramn
Firehouse Pranks and a Noted Citizen in Harton Era
An account recalls early Senta Fe fire department antics with a volunteer drill and a brass collar official from the east. A railroad yard chase led to a mock fire drill using a switch engine, while tales of Barton the “buying man” and a town visit to Tepeke framelocal life in SHawnee county. The piece sketches community figures, shop life, and a July picnic aftermath as residents sought esteem and honesty amid bustling commerce.
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Senta Fe Fire Department
Chapmui
Lswung
Hw Department
Greerbante
Bhawtee County
Harton
Hid
Tand
Hanieht
Tim
Warner
Barton
Wenewie
Ohle
Tharton
Dewent Barton
Ohio
Marriage License Application Leads to Confusion at Probate Office
An elderly colored man named Thomas Dixon entered the probate court seeking a remarriage license. He was asked basic questions about the bride, including her full name and age, and insisted on calling her Honey. The clerk clarified that the bride's name on file is Mrs. Honey Smith, aged 60, creating a comical mix up during the official proceedings.
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Thomas Dixon
Garrarl
Whide
Navy
Bert
Rena
Probate
Honey Smitt
Tennie Claffin Coming to New York Home Plans
New York reports Lady Francie Conk formerly Tennie Claffin age 52,000 to buy real estate in New York and live there. She has reportedly purchased a West Street residence and intends to die an American, with Lord and Lady Conk planning to replicate the Alexander home for woollen artists and invest heavily in New York. Direct speech from John Radulph Martin notes winter plans and domestic aims.
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New York
Lady Francie Conk
Tennie
Claffin
Jeaure
England
West Kast Street
Dire John Radulph Martin
Victoria Woodhull
Lady Cook
Francia Cook
Lord
Lady Conk
Alexander
Parting Shot Explains Why He Called Out Troops
Governor Bradley releases his complete account of the Kentucky guard call out to preserve peace prior to the election. He disputes board of election commissioners claims of power and asserts troops were not used to influence the returns. He details armory access, regiment organization, and actions taken before and during election week.
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Frankfort
Bradley
State Board of Election Con Missioners
State Guard
I Partizan Drees
Uberrat
Louteville
Williams
Spain
First Kentucky Regiment
Cmt
Leuteville
Reindeer Experimenter Sees Hopeful Alaska Station Work
Government reindeer station head Milliken A. Riemann returns to Madison with optimistic views on reindeer as supply and transport assets. He notes 2000 animals across seven Alaska stations, emphasizes rest periods after exertion, and suggests oats-based feed could improve health and weight. Dr. Albert N. Kittineon accompanies him. Also, rural telephone line in center opens four miles to connect with Garnier route.
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Alaska
Kissman
Siberia
Lapland
Emmiry
Alhera
Kiclen
Aleale
Sries
Kralman
Albert N. Kittineon
Cape Nome
Farmers Fates Center
Wis
Sae Bull
Garnier Dince
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Rans
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Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
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Sporting News
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Fitzsimmons
Chicago
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Martin
Faltan
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York
Moore
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New Yorker
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Sulzer
Jones
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Ink Hee
Lalaen
Willi Jo Hexat
Bn Pollo
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Nevada
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BVO
Clarke
Trom
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Trinoeth Heyer
Wenkins Rein
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Isanald Hariam
Wiliam
Bryan Shah
Bevan
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Senate
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Kasines Avenue
Ebrmerhunke
Albert Prince of Wales
Myady
Nesiraigus Dreiwele Berecht
Hadway
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Mr. Johnson
Eines Fk
Lewis Morrison
Crawford Theater
Buwe Ceowaut
Chunteter
Whlette
Cra Theater
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Ladies Tree Wilwy
Uiniett
Tennie Clafllin
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Ar Wort
Allen H. Gumer Havies
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Radek Wits
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