Plea for Life of Thaw Slayer of Stanford White
A New York court during the Thaw trial hears remarks by District Attorney Jerome and defense advocate Delmas as proceedings resume. The defense seeks to call Dr. Mamiitou. judge Fitzgerald rules on admissibility while tensions mount over testimony and potential delays into the coming session. The lengthyTribune narrative portion reflects on Evelyn Nesbit, the Thornes case, and public interest surrounding the trial.
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Det
Quodog Fmm
Atterrey Jenne
Felatas
New York
Delmas
Evelyn Nest Thaw
Deimag Fechareg
Delsme
Nesbit
Petris
Harry
Thaw
Deiuas
Erelon
Wiipres
Jerome Odjectet Ho
Amt Tan
Leu
Bic
Mamiitou
Jerome
Lamiltog
Keane
Thuawat
Jamien Pitzcerald
Justine Pitreerald
Jamice Fitzgrmid
Delmag
Digwlet
Mr. Delotta
Linight
Tomorme
Waliaz
Eloady
Vinas
Talwrala
Jory
Anna
Fragmentary tale of abuse and coercion in a dated narrative
An obscured historical fragment recounts a woman pressured by a man to conceal mistreatment of a child named Meena. The narrative mentions threats and coercion, wine, and months of intimidation, with a reference to a 1903 letter or report to Evelre Newt and Hatty Thaw.
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Evelyn Netdit
Watta
Tisimsa
Meena
Apaio
Evelre
Fartes
Thaw again to be supported by wife in court
In New York on April 9 Mr Evelyn Newiclt Thaw is reported to be receiving support from his wife. The article continues on page 81x with further details of the case and related testimony emerging in court proceedings.
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Ftarry Thaw
Evelyn
Csch
Pitzgerald
Dorie Atlorney Jenene
Funare Wich
Thaw
Jnder
Alea Melane Hemlton
Falta
Deland
Regio
Delisy
Wickag
Pitzperah
Kang Tha
Williar
George de Carnene
Yarrer
Bern
Tarduit
Theiack
Tom Ataln
New York
Isle of Pines Disputed Status in Cuba Treaty Ruling
The Isle of Pines case centers on whether the islands are part of Cuba under the Par ia Treaty. The Supreme Court ruled the Isle of Pines was transferred with Cuba and not separate from the island nation for treaty purposes. Justice Pearcy commented on domestic origin and duties, with the case challenging classification in port duties and ownership.
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Waenington
Unitad
Mwant J. Deiney
Tell Cor
Port
New York
Durdon Pater
Porte Rim
Pearcy
Beartee
Cio
Tulacro
United States
WROTE THREATENING LETTERS Ban Antone Times Story
A garbled April 1 report notes arrests including Mar Fores and Pridey linked to threatening correspondence. The piece mentions a pension officer and a federal shelter, with vague references to asylum and alleged threats aimed at a choral group and elvit appeals, in a city scene.
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Ban Antone
Times
Pridey
New York
Federal
Pension Depa
Pont
Eft
Agthane
Roosevelt Will Not Run for President
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Roosevelt not pursuing the presidency. Mentions of other names and unclear fragments suggest political discussion or speculation without a clear outcome or sourcing.
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Roosevelt
Horrible Crime Case Involving Myers and Hottman Review
A Missouri case recounts the murder of Mrs. Myers by her husband Clezens Myers and her lover Hottman, with Myers later sentenced in 1993 and appeals ongoing. The couple planned the crime amid a troubled divorce, Myers aided by Hottman who struck the husband and the woman then burned her gown after the murder amid legal battles, appeals, and commutation efforts.
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Karaag
Carta
Aggie Myera
Plank Hottman
Clezenes Myrypresaman
Gaye
Erger Polk
Jefferson City
Murier
Mrs. Myers
Ovary
Lear Aga
Etresans
Missouri
Myers
Hottman Boney
Kannas Clis
Steadtcird
Blektaxi
Hottman Stnick
Eltocket
Tors
Hottman
Algora
Mutter
Jaonars
Ciay
Hoitman
Peeses
Hyepe
Mrevs
Liberty
Hovtman
Kansas
Mimryoor Folk
Myers Cata
United
Rome
Fenda
Polk
Myera
Vurbey
Vustes Myers de
Three Wives Die in the Same Mysterious Way
Fragmentary text reports three wives dying in a identical manner linked to bathtubs, with garbled names and scattered phrases. The article mentions a suspect or place names in a loosely connected sequence but provides no clear dates or outcomes.
Krieger and Hi Bon Navy Seis To Be Contracted Elsewhere
April 1890 item reports Krieger and Hi Bon, Heilin, and Dr. Krieger involved in naval medical contracts relocation. It notes George Fe Bridgve formerly of Chicago, now linked to Reon Lidedpjest and Veinberg, plus a child’s paternity and plans to keep practice. The wife of Dr. Mopwald responds to inquiries while intent to return to Chicago is stated.
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Seis
Praut
Krieger
HI Bon
George Fe Rridgve
Kaecer
Henry
Mopwald
Chirag
Ching
Importations at New York Port Signal Rising Costs
New York records show 14 extraordinary importations at the port, with daily receipts averaging $10,605.98 for local balding and duties. The report notes incoming cargo foreshadowing a March 12 start to the material, while overall daily receipts near the treat customs average $478,972 and year-to-date averages rise to $747,509.
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New York
Ube
Cuba A Serious Problem for America
A fragment discusses Cuba as a dangerous burden to the United States. It implies strong negative views on Cuba’s governance and capabilities, suggesting foreign intervention or influence. The language is archaic and garbled, but centers on Cuba as a corrupt or failing state threatening regional stability.
Puerto Cortez Captured Amid Nicaragua War Confusion
Reported telegraph note says Puerto Cortez fell to forces allied with Nicaragua, with the Nicaraguan army and navy in active pursuit and control contested at Tezeleenipa and nearby towns as rumors spread through New Caledonia and Tuske Bar. The situation remains unclear as officials seek confirmation of the capture and the status of key leaders.
Unclear historic freight and river incident details
Fragmentary report describes trains, freights, water impacts, and a river event with multiple improvised phrases. Names, places, and specifics are unreadable, but hints at a transport accident or disruption along a river corridor with engine and car details and a dated context.
Firemen Killed and Injured in City Car Barn Blaze
A major fire at the Metropolitan Street Railway car barn spread from a car shed to adjacent power houses, killing Captain John Styan and three others and injuring several including Captain Henry Hyan. Firefighters worked about three hours to control flames as the building collapsed trapping crews amid extensive property loss estimated around $25,000 plus damaged cars and surrounding structures.
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Metropolitan Street Halway Company
Letorstenue
Bereath
John Styan
Boles Company
John Conners
Jared
Benidne
Sil Tern
Convere
Fieburt
Wren
Hla Cree
Eagleton
Ryan
Rulnetta
Elf Chew United
Filipino student dies at George Washington University Hospital
A Filipino student, one of Manila’s noted minds, died yesterday at the George Washington University Hospital after reciting academic rituals at government expense. The report notes he had graduated in law and studied in Washington, with details obscured by OCR errors.
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Washington
Roerhy
Manila
George Waahleg
Raparla Sas
Rod van Lohabe
Untitled Political Note From Central Federator Meeting
Fragmentary report from New York outlines President Yeonsevedt’s remarks at a recent central federation gathering. Attendees debated defense issues and a resolution to back a secretary table discussion, with references to representatives and a May meeting.
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New York
Yeonsevedt
Aniva da Novini
Aegeri
Reesevelk
Mugeran
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