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Purification and politics spark in chaotic plagiarism of memory
Fragmented text recounts a whistle stop tirade on purification, corruption, and Americans in Europe, naming figures like Mrs Willis and Henry Lyon. It references British readers, the London paper, and American thefts, with scattered notes on victims, public city life, and a Mary Willis death memorial.
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Butte Woman's Mania Ended by Marital Turmoil Trial
A Montana court case reveals intense domestic conflict surrounding Mrs St Clair and her former husband Kemperer. The jury found Kemperer liable for travel costs after a lengthy split that centered on claims of marriage, sham finales, and alleged manipulation. Affected families include Mrs Hulivick and Mrs St Clair, with testimonies detailing jealousy, deception, and a long separation rooted in a contentious union.
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Deceit over Baker death fuels Big Rapids coffin intrigue
James Donovan links Senator Platt and Baker to a forged death ruse in New York to conceal Baker’s proceeds and to herd a wax-faced dummy corpse from Big Rapids Michigan. The saga centers on North Central banks, a forged burial, and plots to mislead heirs and partners.
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Valley- Suites Expresa Company
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Posey Enterprise Report Detail in Nevada Connertia Firm
A fragmentary notice describes a Posey Enterprise in Nevada Connertia involving Smullin company and O Pay Yoves. It cites figures including 208,827 elievon Kensay Finck and amounts of 102,180 interest 100,749 and 208,007, with treasury 1,178 and mentions John Q. Stakes as manager.
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Teoith
Incomplete OCR Item on Company Conspiracy Probe
The readable lines reference an unnamed Mr Poway and a Geldstell area, noting a conspiracy at the hands of company directors and a plan to proceed with action against some target. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates, places, or concrete outcomes.
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Geldstell
Navai
Refrigerator Car Boom Shifts to West with Harriman Lines
The Oregon Short Line and Pacific Railway announce a major purchase of 8,000 new refrigerator cars built for the American Car and Foundry Company. The fleet, valued at 414,000,000, will be operated across Harriman lines to haul coal and perishable goods. Executives including Parley L. Williams and D. H. Burley lead the project as delivery and service plans unfold, with most cars expected in service before September 1.
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New York
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Prozeal
Lighting kills man at work near Laytonsville
George M. Spenerry a prominent farmer near Laytonsville was killed instantly when a lightning bolt struck as he worked loading a hay wagon on a Wednesday afternoon. The bolt caused the horses to bolt and officers report the body showed injuries to the leg and clothing. Spencer was born in Lancashire England on September 15 1838 and emigrated with his family to this country at a young age settling in Taylorville He taught school for two years before taking up farming which was his lifelong vocation.
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Yancashire
England
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Thyrum Benafot
Taylorayillg
Ila Ufe
Convict Escape At State Penitentiary Under Guard Chase
A breakout at the state penitentiary involved Taveph Lempke and about 50 other convicts fleeing a yard chaotic chase ensued. Guards pursued through the facility and into surrounding grounds, with one officer firing warning shots and the group dispersing toward rural areas as authorities pursued.
Prison escape tale and reward offer for inmate capture
A prison report describes an escape attempt by inmate Hempke, detailing alleged abuse of trust, prison conditions, and a prompt description of Hempke including age 24, blue eyes, height 5 feet 7 1/2 inches, weight 160 pounds, Wisconsin origin, and prison number 1 935. A reward of 26 dollars is offered for capture or information leading to recapture.
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Wila
Letter From Oman Urges Peace Between Japan and U.S.
An international letter from Oman urges calm and mutual growth between Japan and the United States. It argues no war is needed, praises Japan’s progress, and warns against migrations and restrictions as a means to preserve friendly relations. The writer urges patience, restraint, and honor in resolving tensions.
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Efitar
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Iloque
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Tony
Tna
Fautlin
Beth
Have Woman at Head Rig Dana Rag Ain Aggie Company
Fragmentary OCR reads as a news item about a woman in leadership or a notable role within an early company. The readable text mentions Eareka and Aggie links, suggesting a regional business or institutional report. Details are incomplete but imply a leadership or organizational milestone.
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Rig Dana
Incorporation of a Mining Company with Name and Officers
A draft copy of the incorporation article lists the secretary of state today, notes a single president called Wolf Murky, and identifies Udall as secretary. Capital stock is set at 200000 dollars, divided into par values of twenty dollars each. The company forms the Maras group of twelve claims located in the Tinle district.
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Ann Darks
Denly
Wolf ‘Murky
Udall
Caos
Tinle Distrot
Roof Fall Injures Miner in Tunis County
Aug. 12 or 18 feet of rock and dirt loosened atop a slope at Tunis Chance vine. At about 5 o'clock this afternoon a miner named Bingnam and T John James Worling suffered head and neck injuries from falling debris. They were attended by Dr. Rosinwell and restricted to nearby care.
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John James
Tunis
kaveWlog Bint
Nee Isken
Rosinwell
Amice
Taubes Id-Aboule
Taft Quits Day Sparks National Debate
The mixed report from Lexington Kentucky and Marinette Wisconsin notes Taft’s day of quitting sparked discussion as government statistics and newspapers address women and child labor issues. The piece highlights farmers in Marinette and action in Washington, with mentions of Darfield and Wing in conference.
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