Death of Charles Coster Triggers Stock Exchange Shock
New Fort April 29 Following the murder suicide plan of broker and society figure Charles Coster the firm Coster Kmepp Co faced suspension as investigators probe heavy speculations. Reports say Coster prepared to die as wife returned to find him dead. a verdict of murder in the second degree is anticipated with penalties discussed.
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New Fort
Charles Cuter
Hn Nidck
Coster
Arn
Gouler
Drake
Tnisen
Werner
Simpeon, Werner & Carto
Pacignes
Conler
Goster
Closter
Tony. Howe
al Kanpp
Wim
Napp Salial the. Tosner
Persue
New York Sky scraper design to rise on Park Row block
A plan for a 28 story sky scraper at the Park Row block bounded by Park Row Centre Street Taieton How and True Aten arose from an April submission to the city. The proposed building fronts costs around 2 020 000 dollars and would replace multiple existing structures while occupying the triangular portion near the Arcally Te hele. The project aims to modernize the skyline with a towering centerpiece for New York and reflects urban expansion discussions of the period. The document notes the developer and architect teams involved and the involvement of city authorities in reviewing the plan.
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Tie Awy
Pf Wieere
Park Row
Cente Street
Teton How
Goa
Kiber Found Guilty in Boulder Case
A garbled report notes Kiber found guilty in Boulder, with unclear details. The text references legal action, possible dates, and names but remains largely unreadable, limiting precise facts. The readable fragments imply a court verdict and connected individuals, but specifics are not recoverable.
General orders issued on Fort Leavenworth relief
General J T M Hall announces formal orders transferring command as Faustin will relieve Charing B Bell who retires soon. Braderick Punton or Fort Leavenworth prospects were noted earlier. no further details provided on next assignment.
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Kan Wroadses
Braderick Punuton
Leavenworth
J. ™. Hall
Ohter
Slag
Ingirnchig
Argu
Faustin
Geners
Charing B. Bell
Street Railways In New York Face Safety Push
The Public Service Commission began a safety review of Manhattan streetcars urging May 10 deadlines for detailed statements on equipment and ownership. February data show 794 injuries and 7,000 persons struck by cars, with 1,900 collisions and 14,000 objects hit, signaling a push to curb accidents and save lives.
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New York
The
Public Service Commission
Beran
Lstetlen
Mazaber
Kiron
Eurg
Malthe
Greater New York
Arget
Vetelog
Persmis
A. Cullistons
Sweeping Reductions in the Philippines Reported
Manila reports sweeping reductions in expenditures and salaries across government to curb waste. Funds for salaries and commissions are trimmed, with portfoli'o changes and court and assembly costs subject to audits. The plan seeks efficiency, despite opposition to austerity moves.
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Manila
Apo
Wilarlen
Ubluer fMcinla
Madivi
Miss Reed to Marry an Englishman
The notice reports Miss Reed plans marriage to an Englishman. It mentions Mr SMe ty a Peovnerdid and En Tolaent. The text references the couple, witnesses, and the involvement of local officials in a formal engagement announcement.
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Miss Reed
Meesty
MS Reid
Women Arrested on Ocean Vessel Near York
On April 20 two women, Mrs Margaret Cleary and Mrs Catherine Bowen of Clare Morris, Ireland, were detained at quarantine aboard the Tempatute Iron Queen detaining vessel near York after a cable described a threatened poisoning. They were identified by description from a cablegram and taken to Bills Tella under detectives' guard.
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York
Ailay Watt
Thikelly
Margaret
Leary
Cathering Aowen
Clare Morris
Iceland
Warning to Tapaness Away From Hong Kong
An article fragment reports local officials cautioning residents and foreign observers about potential disturbances if Japanese forces reach Hong Kong. It notes statements from a Japanese consul and mentions routine naval movements, with ships to Canton and smaller vessels approaching up the river.
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Hongkens
Manton
Tuply
Una
Honghong
Canton
Fog bell events at sea raise naval patrols in California
Reports describe fog bell ringing and ships steering southward toward Los Angeles area as Lieutenant Commander W. Caray Cole departs for San Francisco with armed patrols to be stationed there during Atlantic and Pacific threats. Crew show discipline and respect for officers amid orderly operations.
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Ranta Barbara
Int Vals
Tony
Los Angeles
Santa Car
W. Caray Cole
United States
Kaaras
San Prancisco
Hay
Unclear fragment hints at race or sports event
Fragmentary OCR passage references names and numbers with unclear meaning, suggesting a race or competition. Mentions sle d wel l s Simonson and Baron Milo Rothschild, various numbers and a Snow Leopard reference, but readability is very poor and key facts are missing.
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Sledwell
Simonson
Adil
Milo - Rothschild
Auow Leoparé
Laura Rant
Sania
Opera Singer Cannot Keep Off The Stage
New York April 29. Befora sallion Voaterday of the Hamburg Amarine: Viner Deytgettand, for Europe, wut her Dyehand, Drs. W. B. Corey fore meyly Manette Gilman. She intended to go to Pares to aly for the operatic ataga cider. She will appear to peru and hops. Ta! 6o wbly lo fo, something for a phane of atvalo. In her chuteau nese Purl, no that she will be able te live opera. She will take part herself and engage the best eiaigurs and musteiniad procurable. Thite performancen wilt group of each opera, one for her friends, the second for her eritlen ald musicians, and the third o eresten and to develop the talent of those who do not have means to pine their studies. She added shall tuny roles she expected to sing with Jean de Reszke. Amneris in Aida and Carmen are named.
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New York
Befora Sallion
Viner Deytgettand
Europe
Drs. W. B. Corey
Manette Gilman
Netream
Shi Ato
Pares
Aly
Doun Fe Reazke
Mra
Corey
de Reszke
Peru
Jean’ de Reszke
Amneris
Little Girl and Her Dog in Court Over Lost Mind
In Chicago on April 29 a child, Elizabeth Looper, a six year old crippled daughter of Fred Looper, may regain her mind if the family dog Shoe Dutton is restored to her. Doctors believe the operation for congenital hip disease left her mentally weak. The dog, owned by Mrs Thamag Menger, was found by the girl's mother, but ownership is disputed. The case proceeds in municipal court with further testimony planned as Judge Jake presides.
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Chicago
Elizabeth Looper
Fred
Looper
Suite Avenue
Dutton
Wille
Gelleves Sr
Thamag Menger
Poksussian
Jake
Ermple
Dourt
Most Evidence Against the Trust
Testimony in a committee hearing reveals alleged antitrust concerns with seven mills allegedly forming a trust. Attorneys ask about control of production pricing and distribution, with mill executives denying restricted output and denying coordinated actions among members.
Sultan of the South Suffers a Dafrat
A garbled report mentions the Sultan of the South and a series of unclear names and events. The text references Aula Abele Aabela, Cyne Arapahoe, and Algerian figures in a conflict context, with mentions of an army and local actors. The passage remains highly fragmented and non-specific about dates, places, or outcomes.
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Marwyre
Aula
Abele
Tell Penton
Flying machines in future wars
A speculative report on future aerial warfare. The article discusses potential attacking flying machines and the strategic roles of scouting craft. It cites opinions from editors and scientists, noting improvements in aeronautics and the secrecy of experimental details.
Boibbors Grinder Killed by Auto
Chicago April 24 Ay Lounsbury a manufacturing worker was killed when an automobile struck a grinder operator at a local plant. The car apparently rolled forward as the victim stood near the loom. A police inquiry was pending as investigators seek details of the accident and any contributing factors.
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Lounsbury
Jan Qown
Auehhaenliy
Yaesterday Cyhife
Dinfret
Jessuni
Ile Lied
Hiv Aulamenile
Miny
Helly
Mewie
Amit Wan
Dinnr
Glabr Bowers Oppose Prohibition in Danville Tortuous Debate
In Washtenau, 98 The lawmaker of Danville 1 warns Speaker Calton that a proposed measure would confiscate liquor shipments and reduce production. The National Paned as Director and others anticipate enforcement through federal statutes.
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Danville
National Panedas
J. M Kilnalteke
Pt Lin
Beit
Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Incoherent Travel Note
Fragmented text appears to mix place names and garbled phrases. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable to shape a factual summary.
Untitled fragment on wool and tariffs
The readable text fragment mentions wool and thresholds but is garbled. It references no clear events, dates, or named entities beyond general wool and tariff ideas. No coherent actions or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
Nonsensical OCR Teases Tariff Rule Change
Nonspecific OCR fragment hints at a tariff reform affecting second-place standings and distribution of water rights, mentioning exogenous factors and potential shifts in allocation. The readable pieces are too fragmentary to identify people, places, or concrete outcomes.
Chicago election turmoil tests state election laws
A chaotic legal battle unfolds as Chicago faces a governor race and a major party dispute. Key figures include former chief of porter Frank Comerford and attorney Natinulel C. Serra. State officials outline the election process while campaigns accuse rivals of tampering and improper fundraising. The outcome could affect policing, public funds, and civic order across the city.
One Thousand Men Stranded At Prince Rupert
Vancouver reports four to five weeks of unemployment leaving most men without funds. Grand Trunk Pacific warns away workers from Prince Rupert as ships docked and camps formed. Locals discuss potential withdrawal of the entire work force amid rising hunger and idle men near the northern port.
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Vancouver
B.C
Prince Ruyers
Moon
Thok Pavilie
Nord
Aneay
Une
Ponta
Styria
Anonha
Prince Rupert
Sailors Riot Marks Day at Beach Event
Santa Barbara April 26 a sailors riot disrupted a steamer day at Athlete Park under Clvin League rules. Officers escorted by the shore patrol, stones and clubs were hurled at crowds near 141 Saint Street. Damage to windows and displays followed as sailors clashed with locals over prices and disruptions, with several injured and the area secured by police.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Banta Barhuew
Steamera
Feet
Athlete Park
Clvin League
Orang
Weaver
Ui Fuet
Park
Enlora
Othera
Bruty Barlarn
He Deol
Atreut
Sint Street
John Setfulhomie
Bethuen
Josal Drodemun
Trupnetor
Cnvntoyes
Seulen Cnotaurants
Deon
Haname National Voleru
Tee
Bunting
Leen Sted
Oway Ute
Children to Have a Church in Chicago Amid Distrust of Ghurzh
A fragmented community notice describes plans for a Chicago church for children, opposed by some adults as unnecessary. It quotes an evangelist calling for prayer and outlines a dedication program with parents and youths to attend, implying tensions between youth desire for organized space and grownups resistance.
Closing Quotations From World Markets Appear Mixed
New York April 29 Prices of stocks flirted higher on slight transactions. Large declines in Copper and certain rail shares followed a brief rally, with many issues breaking sharply later. Chicago closes show mixed results across cattle hogs and grains as sugar and copper futures move.
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New York
Tiso TransacUona
Hudred Sherea
United Blues Steel
Luex
Southern Pactics
Ross
Hack Inland
Avene
Amorient
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Wwerp
Pries
Tittele’ Central
Northere
Pacific
Canadiai
Pretiic
Dela~ Ware and Hudson
International Payor
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Ublig Engl
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Funston Betes
Philippines
San Hedrq
Jays Adiga
ATE
Hirai Hestaat
Prealdemt
Te Chagaber
Paminetes
Wikay Peenived
Militral Menges Neti
Tapaness
Hong Kong
Congress
Wanlington
Hunt
Tobling
Tyr
Hiv
Ts Attanes
Herod
Mts
Hsiang
Hannes
Hanes
Dean Swift
Moni
Hee Lakalmann
Wael Upgton
Dalin Norris
Thmes
G. Craig &Oy
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Wake
Claire
May
Sultan
Hudson Mareim
Ajpwanler
Graham Bell Ward
Alscht
Meromotion
Sf Magazine
Judd Ashers
Maxum
Sanger
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Ubie
Hulwarte
Bell
Jaye
Wright
Sri
Cmearn
Nels
Cheiutensen
Kenosha
Ras Taker
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Pailure
Kentucky
Anwenbbore
Tate Cmt
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Nrg
Dsatgmee
Rayilal Bayek
Quendhord Savings Banke
Penal Coke Pany
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ADR
Washington
Anatter Mmeohly
Yinuse Hardore
Veolia If
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Aaridier
Tineywdaiinag
Hell
Rome
St. Tenis
Ritoy
Niger
Roho
Criminal Court
Hefkrs
Umnghy Taatiat Jalin
Collings
Potter
Prank B. Comerford
Vealy Ant
Roekint
Jamey J. Barbour
Atqmeye Natinulel
Serra
Taruvs
Ton
Jewix
Fopnior Chiet
Atarmey Comerford
Chet Costne
Ob Pullee Allorney Comurford
Regulae
Mayer Busnes
Grand Trunk Pacific
Jamestown Exposition
Norfalky Ming
Jamestown
General-Coloniat
Phayer
Ghurzh
Enauisenr
Clueago
Phivet
Noel
Tle
Jucenne
Adder
Bad Went
Sur
Essa Faye
Rerhiton
Tr Cook
Wil Otier
Amotgamalad
Vie Cree
Awerigan
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Aisa Aang
Ohio
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Canadian Pacife
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Nego
Paul Colorado
Iri
Calamida
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Rio Grande
Denver
Blo' Grundy
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Silalg
Interborough
Lonisvile
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Norfiam Pacific
Peogile
Reading
Rock Teinnd Co
Rock Saland Co
Union Pacific
Fitupdara
Ryo—Gush
nrley—Cesti
Timothy—Anill
Chicoxa
Rteady
Wen
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