Typhoid case at Hyde home tests nurses as witnesses
Elizabeth Gordon, a nurse at the Hyde home, testified about typhoid care and medicine administration amid a trial. Prosecutors pressed details of Dr. Hyde’s orders and the use of remedies during the outbreak as witnesses detailed scene conditions and patient symptoms.
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Accident at Pequlian causes death of worker
In Pequlian an accident on the Brownrt Sotto line near the Ryttimure & Ope ration transie area led to a worker’s death. John P Gallagher, aged 86, reportedly tripped while attempting to board a freight train and fell beneath the wheels, his foot caught and the locomotive rolled and threw him from the locomotive. He died at the scene. Local railroad officials investigate the incident.
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Indictments Unfold Over May 24 Rebellion Plan
Mavans and Apel among 26 indicted for treason and inciting insurrection. Officials allege extensive conspiracies and violent actions tied to uprisings against the government on May 24 with 22 prisoners named. Authorities cite evidence of planned attacks and coordinated violence.
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World Markets Mixed in Early Stock Movements
New York opening shows mixed activity with gains in American Smelting and Reading, while steel and rail stocks also rise. Cattle, hogs, and sheep at Omaha and Chicago show slow to steady demand. trading quiet overall with rails and grains moving unevenly in early session.
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Presidential visit fuels Franco American goodwill gesture
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Families Flee City For Country Homes Amid Rising Costs
Chicago residents face higher housing and storage costs driving families to move furniture and belongings to country houses or rural inns. Marvin Carrall, president of a large storage company, notes more goods remain in storage than ever before. Rent and division costs climb as price pressure slows urban living.
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Postal savings bill summary in fractured report
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San Francisco Child’s Recovery Stuns Doctors
San Francisco on April 26 reports Ralph Madison a 14 year old boy from Palo Alto diagnosed with chorea. He was treated at a local hospital where doctors experimented with hypnosis and electric shocks. After several seizures the patient began to improve gradually and is described as fully recovered. Medical staff credited the treatment and the child’s condition is now declared permanent and stabilized.
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Child Reunited After River Search Near Moore Farm
Officials and neighbors searched for a missing boy who wandered from his home near Moore Farm today. The child, about ten years old, was found after hours of searching when he appeared at his home window asking his mother to check if anyone had taken him.
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Bermuda Comet Crazy Report In Coastal Attendance
New Worly April 2. Vassenpern in Royal Mell stermar packet Ori Wadd, Jost In foots Bernindy. Took a Tookoat on their way northward. Yells were the wardel. No clear names or dates other than April 2 and general positions.
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Utah Frost Damage Estimate Sparks Provo Report
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Shindled Jewelers Swindle Reported Nationwide
A Rhode Island jewelry ring tied to Propidenno and St Le Ape is linked to a major theft wave valued at about half a million dollars. Ten suspects are in custody in Alabama as details emerge of packages sent from Montgomery to other cities, with goods credited to false shipments. Representative Harry Chitty reports the scene involved widespread jewelry movement and shipments to Montgomery and beyond.
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Democratic Relonds In New York Nomination Scene
Fragmented report from Chicago dated April 26 outlines Democratic and Republican maneuvering for New York leadership. Mentions Sullivan as Democratic national committee member and speculation on candidates for governor and other pivotal posts amid party tensions.
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Lincoln's Simple Style of Oratory at Iowa Convention
Town My Jom Smet Bo That Lincoln's simple and straightforward speaking style was a wonderfully beneficial effort to American orators. Jumen Bryce Brille Am bagandir praised the United States for his address on The Ark of Mobile Speaking at the University of Iowa convention. Bryce urged plain speaking and steady advancement as the path to national growth.
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Burrows Ends Bematorial Fight Amid Primary News
A fragmented report notes Burrows continuing a bematorial contest alongside other candidates in Michigan as the September primary approaches. The piece mentions Anil Mew Agie and references voter actions and candidate positions in a garbled town hall style summary.
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Local report on captured individuals and ongoing police action
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State convention in focus at light for movement
The article discusses a state convention and a wide range of candidates for the United States Senate. It notes Marion county votes and a nationwide primary plan, with debate over cost and strategy, including Governor Marshall’s platform and potential impact on the November election.
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New York Snobs and the Tombs Debate Policy
In New York on April 26 the city debates authority and public order as elites defend their stance against questioning. Officials threaten warrants if disturbances continue while critics urge reform and condemn contempt toward law and governance.
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Census Enumerators Fail to Answer Questions in Court
In the United States district court for fafisp, two men were ordered to answer census questions after failing to comply with enumerator requests. Warrants were issued following supervisor Buller and aides who faced guidance from Washington.
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Garvan Talks With Governor On Prosecution Plan
In Trenton on April 21 Pietro Garvan conferred with Governor Fort about court relations and the possible appointment of a proctor for the extraction of the judicial mind. Reo met packers. Governor Fort assured Garvan he would give on Geelatan fitte next.
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Unclear text from historical report on sealing steamer
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Heinze On Trial In New York Indictments
The trial concerns charges of misappropriation of funds from Lan Merountis Na Unwal and other financial misconduct. Judge Hough rules limit testimony about ties to Standard Oil and copper stocks, while prosecutors press for details of connections to the Standard Oil Company and related figures. The case centers on alleged fraud and certification of checks amid indictments spanning months, with key questions over prior articles and business associates.
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Jim Jeffries Superstitious Behind Courtroom Echoes
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Tasgart Ib Fon A State Wire Primary
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