Vigorous Attacks on Medical Experts in Dr Hyde Case
In Kannsa Oty April 19 the trial of Dr Hyde opens with attorney Frank P. With delivering a vivid opening. He accuses the defense of misdirection and questions the medical basis of Hyde and his wife's actions. The crowded courtroom hallways spill into the aisles as arguments about apoplexy bleeding and the Swopes’ estate unfold.
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Spenshe Girls Fashion Spending Reveals Wealth in New York
The article notes New York's wealthy families, especially SPENSHE girls, spending large sums on dresses and tuition. It cites several households with annual dress expenditures near 100 dollars, tuition costs around 900 dollars, and various amounts attributed to fashion and social events, reflecting status and teenage expectations.
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Altos
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Johnson Starts West Thursday
Fragmentary OCR note references Johnson starting a journey west on Thursday. Other readable terms include dates in April and mentions of packing up and preparing for travel. Names and details are garbled and not recoverable with confidence.
Elgin Trust Probes Butter Price Fixing Claims
Chicago butter dealers opened an investigation into price fixing practices by the Filgte butter board. The meeting, attended by commission men and employees, discussed how prices were set, with complaints that prices rose without sales and that growers faced pressure from the board. Further evidence was to be presented to federal authorities.
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Chicago
Chieagy
Filgte Lutter Board
Vlaw O
United States
Absirigt
Chiesgy’ Commission
Chieagh
St Fae
World Markets Mixed on Opening Amid Stock Declines
The market opened with little significance as prices drifted and support orders eased declines. Notable gains appeared in Northwestern Car American Steel and Abavonda while inflation and weather dampened trading. cattle hogs and sheep receipts and prices are listed from Omaha and Chicago reports with mixed results for staples and livestock.
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Milwaukee's New Mayor Urges Plucky City Progress
A garbled presents a speech attributed to Milwaukee's new mayor urging fortitude and self government. The text references city departments, the charter, and measures to improve health, workers' rights, and municipal wellbeing, calling for decisive action and adherence to platform promises.
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Lovett Looks For Good Times
Lovett, president of The Witen Devitte and Hovibeya Puelfiz yallrqads, returns from a six week inspection of the Harriman system covering over fifteen thousand miles. He describes the wartime outlook as splendid and confirms general improvements as the rail network is praised.
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Suicide in East Orange linked to Revolutionary-era descendant
An 18 April report from East Orange New Jersey details the suicide of Misa Fa Howen at Morris Plains hospital. The piece links her to George Washington through a notable colonial family, notes her high education, and mentions a troubled romance and a move to Previdette, New Jersey, after her parents’ deaths.
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George Washinson
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Kitchener to See Baseball in Opening Day Mishmash
A fragmented report from New York on April 4 details weather delays and scattered plans for opening day. It mentions teams, a potential box office spot, and references to a local Kitchener matchup and a player named Monk with unclear context.
Train bandit hunt by two armed posses escalates
Fragmented OCR reports two heavily armed posses pursuing train bandits amid legal disputes over rates and jurisdiction. Officials debate whether higher charges were justified and if separate divisions acted improperly in timing and information flow.
Train Robbery Suspects Sought After Ogden Bound Escape
Reports say armed bandits may have boarded a train toward Ogden while officers expect them near the Livermore Valley west of Tracy. Sheriff believes they fled by rail toward Berkeley via San Pablo and Redwood Canyon, with a second group heading toward the San Pablo hills. Damage and weather details are unclear in the chaotic field report from Cal.
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Aldrich Announces Retirement From Public Life
Weahhugtot April 12 report that Benator Akl rich made public a statement saying he will not seek reelectrion for peamelion. The message notes Governor Pothier of Thorne Teland, and mentions immunity curd and a trip to the Aaserlaind Prose last night.
Horse Left a Trail of Injured in Roadside Collision
A horse caused a chaotic wreck injuring several people after bolting from a wagon and colliding with a traction car. The horse dragged a wagon, scattered debris along the road, and was killed after a freight train halted nearby. Emergency crews moved bodies and parts to the roadside.
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Aha
Chance Will Not Humor Mr Kling In Cubs Talk
Manager Frank Chanep of the Cubs said they would not guarantee a return for John Kling after a rough season. Kling asked for a salary around 4500 and 8700 for the 1905 year, but the Cubs insist they can win without him and may move on.
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Tarife Board Outlines Work Details Amid Turbulent Report
Wrolington April 1. A conference reveals policy aims as President Tat Henry G. Fimers and James J. hignalds discuss reforms. The briefing outlines costs, veto risks, and a plan to focus on industry, agriculture, and public works.
Miss Gould Marries Drexel Jr in Society Wedding
New York reports the marriage of Miss Margery Gwynne Gould daughter of George J. Gould to Anthony Drexel Jr of Philadelphia. The church ceremony at Burtholomew’s gathered New York’s wealth and society leaders. The groom is a banker, a member of Philadelphia’s Drexel family, and the couple’s union links two prominent fortunes.
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Zulu Warrior Dies in Chicago Mystery
A fragmented report from Chicago mentions a person identified as Zulu Warrior, aged 26, described as a former wearer of a group named AuTy Warriors. The garbled text references January and a movement along Wo Zan Vowb Deer in South Africa, with unclear details about his in-character life and the circumstances of death.
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Boy Held by Four Banks At Lows AK
A one year old boy was received at Luton station after a bank incident involving Monroe Louisiana. A couple from Losdoliver tried to secure collateral fees for a loan. J Koontz, owner of the boat, acted as guardian and involved authorities. The case centers on a disputed bill of lading and attempted seizure by multiple banks. The boy was later returned to his parents.
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Taft Grants Pardons To Three Individuals in April Washlight
President Taft pardons three persons after guilty pleas in Pittsburg and Chicago cases. Mers, to serve five years for bank related charges, receives a presidential reprieve reducing term to two years yet to expire. Delaney, also guilty of a fraud tied crime, avoids full sentence through clemency. Age 21, a Midian girl guilty of arson faces delayed sentence until adulthood.
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