Mrs Nage Testifies In Gulden Suppe Murder Trial
Mrs Nage takes the witness stand detailing the Gulden Suppe murder history as reported in New York papers. She portrays herself as shielding Thorn while Mr. Guldensuppe is killed and describes Thorn’s alleged threats and movements, including the couple’s trip to Ninth Avenue and the cottage crime scene.
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New York
Howes
Walter 3- Cox
File County
Tandeu
Cajitun Velie Csberie
Bouids
Judas Weller
Uldensipe
Ninth Avenue
Guidessappe
Phory
Svs
Tadge
Weller
Thorn
Promisinat
Twente
Goldinkwope
Guidensapp
Sheri
Gubdensuppe
Anobier
Tate
Martin
Kate
Thor
Coe Mmanth
Bruins
Theron
Thort
Lawyrer
Enidus
Gardemeuppe
Ekarney
Hanes
Martin Thorn
Contessad murderess narrative amid courtroom drama
A dramatic courtroom scene unfolds as a suspect and witness recount a grisly murder plot. The testimony details plotting with Thorn, disposal of a severed head, and coded movements between New York and river sites with bundles of clothes.
Snow Storm Impacts Ship Off Fisherman's Point
A severe snow storm in Toronto and nearby waters delayed shipping as the Schooner Emory tonite sailed with 20000 feet of timber. It went ashore about two miles east of the point in heavy seas with its crew renewed after a previous loss.
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Toronto
Ont
Nev
Fisherman's Poist
Here
Wellarsty
Local bill seeks to punish sportsmen who shoot at moving targets
A bill will be introduced in the next legislature to punish sportsmen who identically shoot at moving targets on highways. The measure, prompted by fatal accidents, proposes penalties for those who become excited and fire at any moving object.
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Breas & File
Boycott United States appeals in Glasgow notice
Juivers Union officials post notices in Glasgow calling union members to close doors on use of manufactured tunners from America. The action claims speculative builders import three quantities of all goods manufactured wood from the United States.
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Glasgow
Juivers Union
Hanis
United States
Gritigal Reports Menacing Letters in Spain Crisis
Rome correspondent notes papal nuncio in Madrid urged clergy and people to back the current dynasty as Carlist risings threaten major cities. Vatican hears Spain’s situation worsens amid European cabinet negotiations and republican pressures.
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Landen
Rome
Madrid
Vatican
Spain
Spain Seeks Peace Amid Tension With United States
In a clipped dispatch from Andrid dated November 1, Spain expresses a wish to avoid conflict with the United States. The message, relayed via Senor Dupuy de Lôme and Senor Sagumta, pleads for amicable ties and mutual friendship, urging the American government to honor Spain’s rights and duties while avoiding war.
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United States
Andrid
Sabin
Senor Sagumta
Tn Onefoler
Kem
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Washington
Spain
Shi
Lin
Sacain
America
Xavier
Republicans Demand Restoration of Constitution Guarantees in Barcelona
In Barcelona a Republican meeting at Tivol theater resolved unanimously to urge the government to restore the suspended constitutional guarantees enacted after the Corpus Christi outrages on June 7 last year. The resolutions also demanded explanations for the suspension by local authorities and inquiries at Mont Juich fortress.
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Barcelona
Theater Tivol
Vo Tces
Amanuel Amirchlers
Mont Juich
Sanguilly Returns to Cuba Amid Insurgent Threats
Nov 1 report from insurgent sources claims insurgents have captured Hobouin and Mayara in Santiago de Cuba province and allege Gen Sanguilly must reappear in Cuba or lose rank. The message notes Sanguilly had to go and return is forced by rebel pressure.
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Madfrid
Hobouin
Mayara
Santiago de Cuta
Sanguilly
Cuba
Lovers of birds convene at American Ornithologists Union session
The fifteenth annual congress of the American Ornithologists Union opened at the Museum of Natural History in New York with over 100 delegates and many bird enthusiasts in attendance. Chair Dr C Hert Merriam led proceedings with notable attendees from Smithepmay Institution Chicago and other organizations.
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American Ornithologists’ Union
New York
The
Amelian Ornitholomists’ Union
Museum of Natural History
Urraent
C. Hert Merriam
Department of Asticulaire Washington
Biliett
Smithepmay Institution
Ruthver Deane
Chicago
Albert G- Finher
Department of Mericulture
George Hird Grinnell
Forest and Streat
de Ihemed & Roberts
Minfrapolla
E. A. Nelson
Department of Agriculture
Wither Stoam
Academy of Natural Science
Pilladelphia
Go South for Gold in Central American Ventures
The Vine sails this week carrying an expedition of the Spanish-American Developing and Mining company seeking concessions from San Salvador Crista Hix and Guatemala for 60,000 acres of mineral tracts. Officers include Wills Aumoseck Walter Granham Henry H Darby with significant stock held in Cleveland and England. Sir Anthony Bradley of Dover, England, is among the principal figures.
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San Francisco
Vine
Central America
San Salvador
Crista Hix
Guatemule
Wills A. Aumoseck
Walter Granham
Henry H. Darby
England
Aumoseck
Cleveland
Sir Anthony Bradley
Dover
Kansas Teachers Association Set Meeting In Topeka
The coming Kansas Teachers Association meeting will be held in Topeka on September 2. Noted educators Skwadma Part Starr Jordan of Stanford and J. Andrews of Brown University are slated to attend and lecture on evolution. Indiana's W. Hallman, a leading authority on government Indian schools, is also expected.
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Lading
Aunurn
United States
Kansas State
Topeka
Skwadma
Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Ter Iamin Andrews
Brown University
Wilh Het Preaint
W. St. Hallman
Indiana
Om Kimbrenrtens
Injunctions Dropped as Joint Closures Fail in Court
In Ftance, a Committee of Seventeen injunctions against owners of buildings used as illicit joints were dismissed, with two specific cases against Mike Thompson and George Dupree ending, and plans to pursue further actions abandoned due to juries finding no knowledge of drinking operations by landlords.
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District Court
H. C. Oglesby
Judie Jinzen
Shawnee Mills
A. H W. Vance
Dupree
Thompson
Judes Haxen
Seery
Wheat Market Booms As Frost Hits Argentine Crop
Special report notes higher Liverpool wheat prices and Argentine frost fears boosting New York December futures. Heavy primary receipts and light clearances at ports drive buyers, with Seaboard export activity large and shorts covering. Prof Wilcox from the Greek department seeks hospital treatment in Kansas City for about three weeks.
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Liverpool
Seaboard
Conakteriity
A. L. Ball & Co
Wilcox
Lawrence
Navy
A.M. Wince
Department of Greek
Kansas City
Sterling
Ad Ngvativet
Chinese Mine Strike Split Persists Amid Miners Fears
Chicago reports say plans to import Mongolian miners from Wyoming to fill Heronstown and Brushfield jobs fell through as Chinese workers feared dangers beside strikers. Governors ban armed guards and Pinkertons at Carbon Hill stockades while 800 to 114 Chinese workers are said under a five year contract to keep mines open. In Braidwood, 500 miners to return to Braceville with higher pay and reduced rent during the dispute.
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Chicago
Sam M. May
Chinatown
Wah Hing
Hip Lew
Chago
Wyoming
Herusdywond
Fuller
Sam May
Springfeidt
President Cartwright
Springfield
Guy Tanner
Braidwood Field
Braidwood
Braceville
Carbon Hill
Strestur
Settlement Ent In Sight Miners Convention Adopts Compromise
Nov 10 in Streator reports a Great interrat movement at the miners convention with Carbon Hill and Braveville talks aimed at a settlement in the northern Terwik fold. Delegates are instructed to push a compromise scale favored by 10 cents below the pennsylvania rate, with four cents above the Springfield schedule. President Ratchford will travel to promote the plan.
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Adestor
Carbon Hill
Braveville
Wlite
Terwik
Moeny Deiéguten
Nath
Ratchford
Enluiver
Trains Collision Wreck Causes Injuries in Chicago Area
A derailment at Hammond Junction near Blehtysiath street involved a Chicago & Eastern Milwaukee division freight and a Wabash line mill train. Six people were seriously injured including engineer Stomer and several other crew and passengers. one likely fatality possible. A misplaced switch caused the wreck.
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Chicago
Chicaka & Eastern Mwivors
Tkstio
Tevi No
Hammond Junction
Agineer Stomer
Chico & Mastern
Tefenver
John Sliner
Metrove
Keasle Mienards
Charmen
Louise Austerman
Beecher
John Steistra
C. Pergust
Lamont Likely to Succeed Hill at Northern Pacific
Rumor in this city says Daniel Latruont Lamont will become head of the Northern Pacific system within two months, based on recent telegraphic exchanges with President Hill. Lamont’s visit aimed to assess the road’s condition in preparation for future duties.
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Wallace
Iaano
Daniel Latruont
Ralceny
Hil
Lamont
Hill
Grant Returns Home From San Diego After Victory Tour
Ulysses Grant arrives in New York on November 10 and departs for San Diego accompanied by Newtive and children. All New York Grant family members accompany him to the station to say goodbye.
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Ulysses Grant
New York
Tiysees Grant
San Diego
Cali
Niewite
Elvidren
Grant
Governor to the rescue in puzzling Wisconsin case
Mrs. Rob ert Louis Schoenbaum nee Sinpeon, once jailed after a marriage while on parole from an industrial school, is to regain liberty this afternoon. Lawyers have debated the validity of the union, urging the school authorities’ view that marriage required their consent. Governor Schofleind agreed to grant a pardon after hearing the school officials, saying the act would set a precedent.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert Louis Schoenbaum
Sinpeon
Schoenbaum
Death of R H Delahay Rock Island auditor dies in Smith Center
Robert H. Delahay traveling auditor for the Rock Island railway died suddenly in his hotel room in Smith Center Kansas. He had stomach trouble for years and suffered a severe hemorrhage after reporting good health the night before. He was about 40 to 50, widowed with no children, and planned to be interred in Leavenworth near his mother.
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Robert H. Delahay
Rock Island Railway
Smith Center
Kun
Ale.Delwhay
Formosa
Saylth Center
Georee J. Tishop
de Parinett Miilabop
Delahay
Topeks
City
Kansas City
Heares
Leavenworth
Seven County Offices Open With Busy Contest For Jobs
Shawnee county faces contested appointments as seven county offices await deputies and clerks. County Clerk elect Wright plans to appoint D K Swayze as deputy, while other posts stir bids from Miss Gertrude Herrein and Miss Gertrude Wyatt among several applicants. Sheriff candidates include Fletcher Helm, Hal Williams, and Al Hopkins, with unknown deputies for treasure and clerks to follow election swings.
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Wic
Shawnee
Jobs Mo Wright
DK. Swayze
Swayze
Wright
McCabe
Swayne
AK Rodgers
Swayee
Pittern
Meath
Frank L. Stevens
Thle
Stevens
Miss Herre
Gertrude Wyatt
Pinter Chekas
Dle
al Hopkins
Morris
Curt Lawsons
Santa Fe
Frank Beach
Charles Smith
Cook
Ms. Cook
Tepustican
From the Arctic Seventeen Ships Reach Frisco Trade
San Francisco reports seventeen Arctic ships arriving with cargo valued around 750 dollars. The vessels bring whalebone and ivory, plus a large stock of furs and 416 barrel of whale oil. Several ships show extensive whale catches, though none may reach Sag Frisco soon.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Avett
Ieste
Reading Mayor Bars Comic Opera Seeks Ban On Paris Girl Show
In Reading Pennsylvania November 1 Mayor Welder blocks performances of The Girl From Paris and all similar comic operas. He cites concerns over costumes and language, warns the show may not be suitable for Y M C A and Friday school audiences, and notes enforcement actions against theater managers for advertising the production. Local officials, religious workers, and residents weigh in on propriety and public license.
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Reading
Welder
Perul
Trebeande
Academy
Cern
Lillian Runeet
Rome
Oderate E Ehurue
Rudley Berti
Sam 'T
Jock Tenderium Company
Stone
Mayorn Pawns
ST. EL Rawerds
Young Men's Christinn Association
Ani Teabert
Ringler
Voluninean
Clevi Dciersen
Edwards
Eylwands
Neliuses
Y. M. GC
Ucense
Jenk
Ucat
Jim Sack
Jack
New York
Fragmentary 19th Century Trial Conduct Unearths Odd Exchange
The document recounts a chaotic morning in court with David Chiles and various associates. A judge questions a defendant about money while one party refuses a request, leading to suspicions. the trial date looms as the judge warns the matter will be settled on the day of trial.
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David Chiles
Lai
Wright
James
Shiles
Chariinl
Chuy
Chiles Lanka
Tyre
Unclear OCR Text on Superintendent McNal and Licensing
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses Superintendent McNal and information about regulatory actions. It mentions investigations, licensing concerns, and potential actions by authorities. Names and specifics are obscured by garbled text, hindering precise facts.
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New York News
Thom
Galdencuppe
Aerik Owent
Getail
S. Turing
Nark
Anthinas
Stk Howe
Thors
Wisilatde
Thornpee
Orden Examiner
Guldensuppey
Thorns
Howe
Turing
Thorg
Glasgow Union Juniars
Gritigal
Pope
Sagustas
Woodfund
Weyler
Pdt
Suca
McKinsey
DR. Andrews
State Teachers’ Association
U. P
St. Louis
Sss
Declan
Omana
Ned
Bos Es Econsent
H.W. Clark
Union Pacifi Wires
Hils
Chunk
Omaha
Astern
Sanborn
Union Pacile
Illinois
Tanner
Pinkertons
Lamunt
N. P System
R.H. Delahay
Rock Island
Arctic
Sam T. Jack
Pennsylvania
Paris
Ft. McPherson Military Reservation
Atlanta
Chbonel
Henry Ey Conk
Pominder
Calted Statenari
Oitiwe
eFurt Ste Pheraun Elovet
Ted Erin
Gright
Ularheson
McNal
Abe
Merl
Warren
Watriy Thinset Ruben
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