Aged Woman Involved In Strange Negotiations
An elderly widow from Kansas City and New York figures in a lengthy, unclear tale of attempted negotiations and alleged financial schemes. Police report she traveled seeking funds and furniture, with partners named in the fragmented account. Investigators say no charges were filed and the case centers on her transactions abroad and personal relationships.
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Hunens Guy
Jan Angelar
Ars
Henry
BBA
Jocal Hawkes
Bleiner
Kansas City
Golk Buck
New York
Clifornia
lEtey
M. Lee
Wahbs
Henry Wantes
George Arnul
Prominent Citizens Endorse Cooper’s Medicine Across Cities
A set of statements from citizens in Birmingham Alabama Colorado Springs Colorado and New York extoll Cooper’s New Discovery for stomach and digestion ailments. Testifiers describe relief from indigestion heartburn and stomach pain after trying the remedy. Endorsements emphasize rapid improvement and restored appetite, urging others to consider the treatment.
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Comer
Tlin
C. 1
Mitchell
Avenue
Birminghany Alin
Cooper
Mr. Cooper
My. J. C
Tejon Street
Colorado Springs
Colo. Pays
Theo Monthe
Wi. Godler
Syranan
N.Y
Han
Sas
Capper
Mindiélne
Meilternes
Bacon
Washington
Grand Duke Nichols Nicholaevich Travels Incog to Russia
An imperial grand duke travels incognito by private compartment en route to official duties and state ceremonies. Reports describe military movements and railway bottlenecks as European attaches monitor tensions in the Caucasus amid reinforced military stores and strategic concerns.
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RL Veteramry
Nichols Nicholaevich
Caucasus
Kare
Ruayle
Pst Yenen
Real Estate Transfers in Weber County Record
Real estate transfers filed with Weber County Recorder include Frank Mile to Jofa 28 29 30 31 block 2 Central Park addition for stated consideration. Alfred Jompey to Elizabeth Unrpos parcel in South Ogden under specified terms. Morod Aken and wife to Sterling Vernaus northwest corner of section 24 town 6 range 22 west for 1400 dollars. Henry Fridburn to N. Owen part of southwest quarter section 8 town 6 range 1 west for 340 dollars. William Twing to Raylu and wife Lake view addition for 700 dollars.
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Benn
Recorder of
Weber County
Frank
Jofa
Central Park
R. Jonen
Imghand Ta
Mellerwalds
Black
Bice Uky
Hy N. Owen
Henning Fridburn
Nouthwest
Wiliam Twing
Raylu
Wity
Lake View
Mystery of Unmarked Grave Solved in 1782 Shipwreck Tale
In New York on April 21 a grave near Trinity Churchyard was identified as containing the remains of a group of Evelisimen who perished near Sandy Hook in December 1782. The inscription honors Lt. Julian Hallyburton and twelve fellow marines, found while foundation work for harbor fortifications uncovered their scattered remains and a stone monument lists the names of the dead and mourners.
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New York
Che
Skelever
Cowes
Hancock
Udsr
New York Harbor
Ald Trinity Church
Fhuillian
Uou
Hallyburton
Shalto Charles
Earl of Morton
Hillyhurton
Pltewrn
Scotland
Detoner
Kathering
Daw
Morton
Jamox Chapin
Treutenant
Marines
Alexander Johnatéi
Berg
Fragmentary notice hints at illness of Mr. Howard in Troy
A distorted report suggests Mr. Howard died or became ill during a trip. The text implies a health issue tied to a phisician or medical care and mentions attempts to understand the event. The fragmentary nature prevents a full reconstruction of names, places, or outcomes.
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Howard
Big Trainloads of Steel for Gould Road
One hundred and fifty seven rows of 84 pound steel are being transferred in the African area setting to the Western Pacific at Marysville California. The second shipment of the kind and is equivalent to sixty nights of mate line. The tail will be made pitch of the Aimd toe entering the Feather river outers. Several large gangs of transfer men are employing gleam derricks, making the slats here from the 19 tranche to the Southern Pacific cars.
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Pacis
Largeville
California
Feather River
Brunsfer Man
Kleam Derriely
Southern Pacific
Robber of Convents Captured in St Paul
Robert Keble, alias Roman, tied to three convent robberies and a Methodist Deacon’s home, confessed last night. Keble, known to the police, has a prior history of large-scale bank thefts and multiple prison terms, released July 20, 1906.
Big firm fails to meet liabilities in New Orleans
In New Orleans on April 21 a state ident seed report that Longe Whore and Company, members of the New Fork and New Orleans cotton exchanges, announced they had suspended business in New York due to captains failing to meet margins. The firm will continue to do business in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Longewhore and Company
New, Fork
Ihab Jt Hind
New York
McCall Report Sparks Publicity Debate in Congress
A report from April in Wonkington notes a committee on elections of the President, vice president, and representatives in Congress presented a measure requiring publicity of expatiation contributions. The article reflects a heated discussion in the house about disclosure and campaign finance transparency.
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Wonkington
Congress
Seattle Teachers to Go to England
New York reports a plan by the Rational Chie Federation to send Seattle teachers on a study tour of the English school system next spring. The federation will cover transportation at two dollars round trip and provide leave of absence with pay for the teachers, aiming to match leaders’ expenses with home-wield support.
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New York
Chie Federaton
Holand
Faulkner
Thajy
Federation
Seattle
Wtteh
Illinois Cities Vote On Local Option Amid Bitter Debate
From Bt Doula April 2 a survey shows Illinois cities largely voting on local option questions. Officials in the Ante xaloon Sangne hope to add five commissioners Morgan Beall Peery Galhotin, with a lengthy campaign fueling a deeply divided atmosphere. Campaigns say the ballot battles grow intense as voting spreads and Sunday closings loom on oil interests.
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Doula
KoMthorn
Orion
Tony
Sangne
Morgan, Beall
Peery
Tyre Battle i Cult
Swbml
Nygrendi
Sanday
New Hampshire Delegates Elected in GOP Meeting
Unpledged Concord delegates chosen for a national convention in Chicago based on party rules. Names listed include Jaroh H. Gak Luger and Cheater A. Jordin. A resolution endorsing Walt for president was tabled by a rising vote with only 25 of 763 voting in favor.
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New Hampshire
Concord
Apel
Chiaun
Fion
Tater
Tailad
Canter Jaroh H. Gakluger
Cheater A. Jordin
Open Shop on the Canadian Pacific
April 21 report details disruptions after a hit and run incident between Fort William and Vancouver. Route and machine operations are affected as teams work to restore service. Six Mercy hospital physicians led the responders amid patient arrivals and ongoing care at the hospital.
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Pho Partie Today
Jer
Sonny
Fort Win
Vancouver
Geps
Fort Whliats
Montrent Nbyres
Yeepatcorn
Dole
Nelter Ahamaien Hii
Tempest in a Tel Cup Ends in Turbulent News
The article reports a thaw in tensions between Turkey and Italy amid hopes for improved relations with Constantinople and Rome. It notes no immediate naval demonstrations, outlines potential Turkish permission for Italian stations in Turkish cities, and suggests discussions may lead to peaceful settlement on Tripoli and related disputes.
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Tally
Turkey
Hynur
Constantinople
Hume
Italy
Turkah
Demas
Bane
Re ‘Garg
Tripoli
Haly
Mystery surrounds Mrs Hunt's son telegraphs polson
Police traced a confusing telegraph chain involving Mrs Marin Lonins Lunt and her son mining engineer Tint near Cimlona Kansas. A letter signed Chy mer and a claim of a criminal act prompted police to question Mrs Hunt, who is 58 and appears retired yet linked to mysterious securities dealings.
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Marin Lonins
Tony
Mrink C. Titl
Hee Son
Ab Cimlona
Kon
My Tun
Wong Wisble
Wold Ter
Guying Hy
Kaunas
Yuri
Ark
Ermer
Los Angeles
Yumi
Chymer
Mpa
Mrs Hunt Keeps Court With Royal Mimes
In a brief society note, Mrs. Hunt entertained with royal mime performances while guests gathered. The event showcased theatrical flair in a refined social setting.
Anarchists Deprived of Citizenship in Federal Action
Chicago reports 154 men stripped of rights by federal courts for alleged anarchist ties. At US District Attorney request Judge Pinckney revoked 52 naturalization papers. last week Judge Ball revoked 10 more. Twenty five similar cases pending. In other items, details of a Kansas governor's daughter manuscript and political notes surface. Local reports describe responses from court and government figures amid ongoing debates on independence and governance.
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Chicago
Plate
United States
Jeasit Thewellyn Cal
Kansas
He- Neva
Louise Llewelyn
Cally
Lea- Tota
Walking Against Weston Newhirypark Mission
Fragment readable text notes an event aimed at breaking a record or barrier. Mentions names such as Payson and Beandin and places like Boston and Adame. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but describe an attempted walk or march with dates in April and participants including Beandin and Malan.
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Eng Beandin
Adame
Mass
2Dsyari Payson Weatda
Walon
Beandin
Boston Boture
One Killed And Five Wounded In Duel In Bernier
A street duel in Bernier Louisiana left one killed and five wounded. The combatants were GC Morion and WF Berber. The cause of the quarrel is unknown as Morton's party returned fire and the scene resulted in multiple injuries.
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Tive
Arkansas train shooting spree shocks passengers
An Arkansas Southern passenger named Lala traveling with his wife and seven year old son was involved in a fatal arson style train shooting. Morton opened fire with a repeating shotgun wounding several, including conductor Alford. One man was killed instantly and multiple others injured as the attack disrupted the city’s rail service and prompted a large police response.
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Arkansas
Lala
Farhan
Morton
Clarke
Thomas Hives
Hugh
Alford
Yhoge Amnie Wagnut
Murton
Bisndversarp
Barham
A.dy Whyache
Corington
Rool Ad Fethy Smuksay
Clem Darhaut
State police in Chester taken in Chegler
Forty members of the state police assigned to Chester have been diagnosed with food poisoning after a strike at We Ubecter Trietldn company. They reported illness from eating contaminated food. The strike ended today with the company appearing to calm tensions. Ten workers who quit last week were rehired as the crisis eased.
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Chegler
Ubecter
M. As
Courpany
White and Negro In Deadly Combat in Memphis
Report from April 21 describes a violent incident in Memphis where a fight between white and Black women escalated after a dispute over children. Mrs Damen Wright, sister in law to Mrs John Wright, faced severe domestic brawl at her home following tensions with neighboring families.
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Memphis
Athannims Wright
Unig City
Wright
Mary Davly
Ohn Wright
Damen Wright
Davis
Bordon
Wowan Letug
Gleiuily
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