President may act in case of big labor leaders
President declines to intervene while court cases against Samuel Gompers and fellow AF of L leaders proceed. He cannot pardon or opine while the matters are before the courts, and any action would await final court decisions and appeals. The White House has told Justice Department to stay informed on progress to enable prompt action if warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Gompera
Mitchell
Morrison
American Federation of Later
Par Dome
St Compers
Goropers
Coure
Inpuses
Shile
Peniice
Hall
Han
Department of Justce
Tim
Mira
Judee
Andard Ol Company
Hea al
Air Tall
Fragmented New York Meal Gathering Described With Disorder
The fragmented text recalls a New York gathering at a jal betel federtay where Le wan thilee and Corbetman ditner discuss a death and a father’s bereavement. A chaotic scene mentions a table full of chalta and a missing complete pant later taken away, with references to tas and a possible ceremony and late afternoon events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tre
Tanpenil
Blesbeter
Eltiirin
Defense Opens Case in Hains Murder Trial
Flushing reports the defense opening in the Thornton J. Hains case as the brothers allegedly invited by an old friend to a Bayside Club event are linked to the Aug. murder of Annie Annis. Attorney Joseph W. Shay outlines alleged prior acts by Srv. Hains and questions the killer’s state of mind while addressing the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing
Thornton J. Hains
Peter ©. Haire, Jr
Bayside Club
Wir. C. Apmis
Talisg
Anas
Joseph W. Shay
Thornton J. Hates
Antils
Haine Brothers
Hayride
Deendant
Paptata Hains
Martal Gaubles
Mc Shay
Dartin
Justice Crane
Annis
Haine Oe
Shay
Srv. Hains
Thornton Hains
John Tanning
Vustloe Crant
Wietie
Darrin
Mifeht
Roosevelt Faces Challenges in Africa and East Africa
A garbled text fragment discusses President Roosevelt and tasks ahead in Africa and East Africa, mentioning siege, planning and conflicts. It references Uganda, Ethiopia, or nearby areas in a jumbled form with unclear actions or outcomes.
Man Saves Baby From Terrible Death
In New York a mother rushing from a burning building seized a bundle of baby clothes thinking it was her child. A passerby heard screams and found the real baby safe in a bathtub, the man and infant unhurt as the mother faced horror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundie
New York
Rebeccs Saecel
Nine Men Rescued From A Wrecked Schooner
Nine crewmen of the schooner William Lamar were rescued near Currituck North Carolina after a wreck reported two miles east of Currituck. The ship was listed as a menace to navigation and may have veered north during a severe northeaster last week. Wrecking vessels towed the Zacs and Sherman into Hampton Roads after abandonment. Wreckers began tests on the steamship Avonmore stranded on the Lynn beach during the same storm period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nosfolk
Willan Lamar
Diamond Shoale
Lamar
Currituck
N.C
Hampton Toads
Huntich
Lynn
Bankin g House Fails and Henry W Voor Describes Failure
New York December 26 Henry W Voor trading as Th W Poor Co at 23 Wall Street made an assignment for the benefit of creditors. Voor is a member of the banking house H W Poor Co of New York and Boston. A posted notice on the doors announces Henry W Moor trading as Henry W Moor Co has made an assignment for the benefit of creditors to Mark T Coe of Robert Winthrop Co. Poor, long a leading figure in finances and stock circles, resides at a mansion on Lexington and Gramercy Park North. His home has been robbed recently with many valuable works looted from his private collection. Poor holds other interests including president of Poor's Railroad Manual Co and Postal Telegraph Co of Texas. He is a Havens, State native, 60 years old, Harvard Class of 1865, and a member of many clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry W. Voor
Th. W. Poor & Co
Wallatrest
Poor
Postal Telegraph Company of Texas
Havens
Siatnn
Elaew
Harand
San Francisco
Dee
Clank
Sprechela
Pacific Coast
Rudolph Spreckela
Honolulu
John J Spreckels
Ban Frénelse Call
Oceanie Breamehp Company
Tedelde
Harry Holbrook
Mra
Alezander Hamiltog
Davebters
Dobo D. Spreckels
California
Mawaiian Islands
Spreckele
John D. Spreckelt
Ree Ruth
Piret National Bank
Boreckela
Radolph Spreckels
Honolura
Str
Epreekela
John D. Spreckels
Morning Call
Creanie Breamabip Company
Iit
C. Spreckels
Emma Walton
Claus Spreckels
Lamstadt
Germany
United States
Charleston
D.C
San Francisen
Taswall
Philadelphia
Ceranic Steammble Company
San Joaquin Valley
Hinwall
Turdolphy
Claus Epreckela
Man Turns Revolver on Self After Domestic Dispute
In a troubled domestic incident at a brur, Imiesgn Tee shot himself after threatening his wife Sidney L D, and the attempted murder followed by the shooting. The woman survived, while the shooting ended in an apparent suicide. The dispute stemmed from a claim that Noreen had agreed to marry Tee, which she refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frida
Woman Injured In Peculiar Subway Attack On Train
In New York a woman, wife of a city publishing company secretary, was seriously injured when a creased wound appeared in her left calf during a subway ride. Her husband aided, a passerby aided with a makeshift tourniquet, and doctors were called as the train stopped at the next station. speculation pointed to a deliberate act by a passerby as a possible cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Der
Frederick, F. Belcher
Teicher
Mr. Heleher
Fez
Newman
Heleher
Brantling
Pitched Battle Fought Between Deputies and Miners
Intense clashes occurred in Whitley county Stearns as deputy U S marshals and miners fought in a mountain region. A posse will search the mountains for a missing man. one defender was killed, another captured, and both sides rested today awaiting further action as probes into the debris and deaths continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns
Whitley County
Talkley
United States
Smikers
Oficer Rye
Sha Herame
Yeetentay
Erry Simp
FONGARSSMAN DAVY OF LOUISIANA
Dated OCR fragment mentions Davy Fongarsman of Louisiana and Ned Orhane with unclear dates and places. Text appears garbled with partial names, counties, and events, offering no coherent story or outcome to summarize.
Fragmented notes from a disaster report abroad
Readable fragments describe children in a fatal incident near a forest area with references to rescue efforts and authorities. The text lists disordered names and locations, with unclear actions or outcomes, reflecting a partial, damaged newspaper clipping.
Cat Celebrates His Thirteenth Christmas
A garbled local notice recounts a cat’s thirteenth Christmas celebration with unclear fragments and missing details, preserving only the central idea of a pet feline marking its thirteenth Christmas in an odd, degraded text segment.
Uprising Proves Fatal in Turbulent Period
Reports indicate a deadly uprising in a region described as Bavaria Mias, with several officials killed amid unrest. Authorities faced violent clashes as security measures appeared to fail and patrols struggled to contain the chaos until night. Local observers noted casualties among both officials and civilians as the turmoil continued.
Fragmentary text prompts uncertain record creation
Unclear OCR fragment mentions being unknown and suggests uncertainty about people or actions, with garbled phrases. No verifiable entities or events emerge to anchor a factual card.
Boy Lived 470 Days With Broken Neck in City Tragedy
New York news recounts Waller Canalis a Bay Ridge boy who fell from a balcony during a winter accident. He remained unconscious three days before surgery exposed the spine and skull. He briefly recovered then deteriorated and died at the hospital after months of peril.
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New York
Broken Creek
Waller Canalis
Sheeyshead Bay
Balery
Acaly
Secret Mission Reported for Colonel Lewis in Far East
Chicago December 26 a sensational dispatch says Colonel James Hamilton Laws famed as a top officer has left Chicago for New Orleans then San Francisco en route to Japan and China on a secret mission for the Army Apartment. It notes he carries letters from President Roosev and the Secretary of State and will return to this city.
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Chicapo
Newa
Jamen Hamilton Laws
Kootn Alorpes
Chicago
New Orleans
San Francisco
Jarpan
Chipa
Atari
Lewis’ Mle Vion
Roosenat
Uinte
Run Down by an Auto Injures Police Officer in Ban Francien
Policeman O Hawhine of the local force was struck by an automobile driven by chauffeur T Mc Hugh. Hawhine suffers a broken ankle and fractures of both wrists along with multiple other injuries. Mc Hugh was arrested on battery charges. A T Jamil, another officer, aided in the incident and Hawhine’s conduct on duty is under review.
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Ban Francien
Hawhine
A. T. Jamil
Ham- 1
T Mc Hugh
Hawking
Bearden Thames
Spreckels Family Leader Claus Spreckels Dies
Claus Spreckels, prominent California sugar refiner and father of John D. Spreckels, died at about 4:30 today after a sudden illness described as a severe attack. Attending were Rudolph Spreckels, John J Spreckels, and other family members and business figures.
Elkins Cake Bride Theme Noted In Local Market
Fragmentary OCR record mentions Elkins cake likely tied to a wedding. Several garbled phrases reference a bride, a date around January, and items like pastry and infancy. No clear names, places, or outcomes remain readable to confirm details.
Closing quotations of world markets and livestock prices
The page lists mixed closing quotations and livestock values from Chicago and regional markets. It includes varied prices for cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, and mixed lots, with figures in dollars and cents, and notes on market activity and declines. Names of markets and commodity classes appear amid erratic OCR data.
Election inquiry opens into Lilley campaign spending
An election court in Haven, Dec 26, opens to probe the campaign and election expenses of Congress man and Governor Elect Grotpery Lilley of Waterbury. Judge Sites A. Robinson and W. J. Bennett preside under the 1905 corrupt practices act.
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Haven
Grotpery Lilley
Waterbury
Geo. le Fox
Thie City
A. Robinson
Superior Court
Ble
Lhly
Lite Jer
Mie
Jadx
Fox
Macy Wits
Ullman
Miley
New Haven
Lilley
Campaian Capenses
Mr. Milley
Hate
Jaden Modrieon
Ans Whiley
Tas
Mn Fox
Aubpoens Mae
Une Outret
Rorpen
Waterburs
Stiles Judron
Stratford
Fourth Black Hand Letter Threatens Family in Pay Demand
A Chicana veteran reports receiving a fourth black hand letter threatening harm to her family unless a payment is made. The note, filled with garbled text and threats, demands a sum and implies continued danger if the debt is not settled. Police are investigating the intimidating communications.
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Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Tamehill
Tory
Henry Tannehill
New York Hotel
Hains
Bayside
Africa
East Africa
Tso
Banking House
Henry W. Poor
Beriously
Fen
Wan
Fongarssman Davy
Louisiana
Oes
Ned Orhane
Comnse
Beth BP
Ted Peay
A. Gank
Rosbery Gase
Hank
Merteetss
Wye
Sunlikkt Vain
Yellowstone Pational Forest
Tively
Thorrente
Natal
Cat
Uprisin
Baron Cotte
Mostow
Naren Cate
Secret Poliical Pation
Gabriel Murakt
Bavaria
Orient
Paris
Parle
Ter
Prees
Kuch Fe
la Titre Par Pile
Frazcalee
Cnnelt
Sireeth
Pada
Matha
Rodan
Civalen
Sith Tor
Academy of Mavdietae
Epg
Eaaminalii
Acteaae Ee Ciel
Joan of Ser
Aisin
Ayr
Tor Jopreestom
Owen
Pbs
Pont of
Poneto
Pbs Flea
Elkins
Fuzzi Ang
Shine
Chicago Livestock
Chicano, Inc
Texana
Asd
Far
Calvon HG
Mansax City
Karsac City
Multons
Mance Welders
Fedewee
Hia
Chicana
Vito Laatithy
Evans
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