YOUNG WOMEN AND CHAUFFEUR KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
A Vancouver area tragedy as an automobile carrying two young women and a chauffeur crashes through a trestle railing into tidal water. The chauffeur and three others die. two women and two men survive after clinging to wreckage. The driver, a Seattle man, was respected. family members and friends mourn.
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Samerine
Peiot Keowneta
Varcouret
Mar
A & Beattie
Magele Peiro
Codein
M. Grothe
Dea Perry
Agemobbe
Falgel
Mary Paul
Milas Rate
van Conver
B.C
Ire Peery
Seattle
Chauteur
Wis
Kale Hivodz
Misa May Pant
Tom Vancouver
Tne
Lanyer Found Dead in Providence Front Yard
The wedding of Albert Gerald, a young lawyer, was reported lost by tragedy as Gerald was found dead in the front yard near Wy Howe on the fashionable East Side. Two bullet wounds were noted near his heart, and police investigate a burglary claim tied to the scene.
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Wyhowe
Final Pleadings of Sugar Corporation Due August 27
New York August 20 By stipulation between U S District Attorney Wise and the American Baking Company final pleadings in the federal indictments against the Sugar Corporation and old class are advanced to August 27 with E. Kissel and T. Harned serving as counsel.
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Stipuratios Biseen
U. S
Wise Wd Eoanse
Burar Tetsing Company
Utter States
Ueiage K. Kissel
Thomas 1. Harned
Wall Fight for Estate Dispute in Purble Colorado
A Denver dispatch reports Mrs Hlanehe WMeallphan seeks legal help to secure for her daughter the estate of Thomas Steadin. The contested will, valued around $1 million, involves relatives from Lord and Lady Dufferta and a fight over a large U S estate with attempts to claim portions as heirs. The case includes a divorce and acknowledgments of past marriage in New Mekleo and a court bid to recover the full value.
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Mekleo
Slee Blanchep Flajtaaser
Patrick Casey
Lost Jewelry Worth 25000 on Ferry to New York
A package of jewelry valued at about twenty five thousand dollars disappeared on a ferry voyage. Airmail workers claim the package was misplaced during crowd jostling and a reward of five thousand dollars is offered for its return. The contents reportedly include a large diamond studded watch a diamond ring and a large emerald.
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Harriman's Son Joins U S 1 Chain Gang
Averelt Harriman Jr., son of Ki Hartiman, begins railway training from the ground up. He joins a surveying gang on the Oregon Short Line in Idaho, after his father travels to Europe for health reasons. The young Harriman chooses this path to learn the railroad business and contribute to the family’s operations.
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Chicago
Averelt Sar Ptiman
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Harrnan
Senate
Idaho
Europe
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Bunpe
Rocethiog Abyat
Thas
Bae
Clever Counterfeiters Behind Bars in Torrid Scheme
A garbled report details counterfeiters tied to a far flung plot across multiple towns. Police linked suspects include Roberta, Merdouar, Warp, and Koenig, with connections to Kentuck and New York. Investigations center on an elaborate operation to move forged currency and related memorabilia.
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Armies in Mimic War Disbanded After City Siege
Hanover August 20 The mimic war siege of Boston ended as forces from Connecticut New York New Jersey and the District of Columbia withdrew. Sav narhusette volunteers and state militia units dispersed while New York and New Jersey troops sailed to Fall River to depart for New York. District of Columbia cadets prepared for return voyages after the mock invasion.
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Inaugural Indy Speed Carnival Second Day Results
Indianapolis Aug 10 The second day of the inaugural meet at the new Indianapolis Speedway shows Aniebing winning the fre mile event with first and second, Lesie Strang clocking 4:18 in the 440, and Oldfield nearing the record with 0:43 7-10. Crowd 15 000.
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Disgraced Cadets Leave Annapolis
A terse report details the departure of disgraced cadets from Annapolis. The fragmented text references New York and April dates, mentioning a quiet resignation and a strained atmosphere around the West Point era patterns, with unclear specifics due to damaged OCR.
Fale Léestenant Batten at the Starine raye incident
A confused report describes a disturbance at the Starine raye with a crowd of students and Radels untangling the scene. Anpapolis Harleg took belacings and the group dispersed through streets as the dismissed cadets were escorted to a rally and rail station by Goreng amid mixed sadness and humor.
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Starine Raye
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Academy
Rall Iyead
Goreng
Imminent Strike Looms Over Chicago Streetcar Rentals
Chicago officials report rising tension as streetcar workers threaten a citywide strike after rejecting an offer from Calcara Railcats. The dispute centers on wages and scheduling, with mediation expected from International Beer-Par Neos utlom leader Willem Mahon. Acting Chief Schwetner orders police furloughs to ease potential unrest and to keep transit service operations running.
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Spele
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Gail Aleo
Harriman to Take After Cure in Europe
Reports on the health of Mr. Harriman indicate he plans an after cure following a strenuous period abroad. Doctors emphasize the need for quiet mountain rest and gradual restoration to better health than before his departure, with his temperament shaping the recovery approach and time in Europe.
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America
Harriman
Incoherent political notice involving officials
A garbled passage accuses Secretary Hallinger and others of interference with coal land matters. It mentions Secretary Callinger and Secretary Franhetree amid confusion over actions by government offices, with unclear names and dates.
Congress Hearings Expose Political Control Over Forestry Board
Speakers and judges clash over control of the forestry bureau during a Trans Mississippi Congress session. Judge Helford urges daily debate time, while Montana voices criticize “special interests” steering policy. The crowd anticipates resolutions on rates, measures to publish tariffs, and potential acts shaping American shipping and reclamation efforts.
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Helford
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Murray Idaho in a Strange Danger
A Murray Idaho mining town faces danger after a tunnel collapse under the main artery. Placer miners reported dynamite blasts and blocked entrances, with tunnels tied up and forgotten risking further collapse until the ground stabilizes.
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Murray
Antung Mukden Dispute Closed by August Accord
A memorandum signed at Mukden on August 19 by Japanese and Chinese representatives effectively ends the Antung Mukden controversy. China agrees to prudent railroad tenure and to patience in railway matters. Japan agrees to a calm handling of objections under the accord.
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Mukden
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Congress Message Marks central crime talk and Taft plans
The article describes President Taft's message to Congress focusing on centralizing interstate commerce concerns. It notes Attorney General Wiehershemn involvement and the Bureau of Corporations. It mentions Taft meeting with Ambassador De la Farra and a planned talk with President Diaz of Mexico, with potential actions at El Paso and Juarez and broader Central American affairs.
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Mappls Club
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Wiehershemn
Departmenta of Commerce
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Benor de Lae Farra
Washington
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el Bara
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Arrosa
Urande
Mealen
Directors of wrecked bank sued by receiver
Norfolk Va. At a receivership proceeding the receiver of the wrecked bank files suit against several directors. Names Alva Anderr Duttersbier and others are cited as respondents. The action seeks accountability for mismanagement and improper duty that contributed to the bank’s collapse.
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Alvaander H. Duttersbier
Hank
Abaya
Railroad Mate Succumbs in Rail Fatality at Central Yard
A worker identified as Mate died in a rail yard incident near Bryan yesterday. Investigators report a fall from a moving freight car during shunting operations at the Gael Nore line yard. The accident occurred around five o'clock, with emergency crews arriving at the scene. The firm is cooperating with authorities as they review safety procedures and the timeline of events.
Fuller Promibition in Senate Elimination Vote
Fragmented text references a Fuller promibition in a senate context with unclear names and dates. Readable items include mentions of a vote and elimination, suggesting a political proceeding, but specifics are obscured.
Attempt Made to Kill Baby in Chicago
Chicago aug 20 a baby more than a month old was found dead in an alley, mud and rain covering it. Bare Baker and Lizzie Ryenschern, both 19, of Burnarr Ta, are held to the poles after alleged confession. A crowd gathered as officers protected the prisoners from rough handling.
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Trilorede
George Sicklermake
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Trane
Misalayipe Congress Seeterdas
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Dichle
Peerle Terald
Chicago
Atingat
Bare Baker
Lizzie Ryenchern
Bumarr
Chief Forester Pinchot Arrives to Review Grazing Policy
Chief Forester Pinchot has arrived in South Dakota to study the policy allowing sheep to graze on the Wack Hie national retreat reserve. He and Supervisor Kellar will host meetings with settlers to discuss grazing rights and policy implications.
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Forester Pinchot
South Dakota
Iutara Pinchot
Pinchot
Kellar
Greerse
Wright Machine Damaged By Unknown Incident
A fragmented report notes damage to a Wright machine or aircraft, with unclear details about the event, origin, or responsible party. The text references military or aviation contexts and hints at conflict or testing, but specifics are unreadable. Further legible details are needed to identify persons, places, or dates.
Sharp Criticism of Court of Inquiry by Attorney Davis
A garbled report cites Attorney Davis blasting a court of inquiry. It notes public reaction, statements by related figures, and mentions ongoing discussion of responsibility and reform in the inquiry process. The text references individuals, locations, and a contested investigation, with focus on accountability and legal response.
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Court OF Inquiry
Davis
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