Thaw Insanity Defense Opens as Trial Begins
New York January six record trial of Harry B Thaw opened before Justice Beviing. Insanity at the time of the Stanford White killing was entered in defense. Mrs Evlyn Thaw attended with police escort as crowds gathered outside the court. The defense seeks to prove Thaw insane at the time of the crime, a departure from prior pleas, while jurors face repeated possible challenges amid a crowded courthouse.
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Harry K.thaw
Stanford White
New York
Harry B.thiw Wanhaguay
Bewiing Sa
Vurg
Sanford White Yeas
Dafemant
Charles E. Grémanis
Pach Aldna
Wis
Jeramna
Vounkel
Murnins
Ervlyn
Erovede
Coriola
Hytry
Sigie
Lja
Ify
Neemen
Welch
Huttral
Benlyn
Uke Cowel
Tts
Garnegle
Josiah
Hille
Marlin
Lutuvia
Lkilison
Rusell Peabody and Danel O'Reily
Distriet
Crome Aid Aa Alstant
Altonney Gare
Senate race near La Follette room report names many officials
A battered OCR passage from a Wisconsin political scene cites concerns about Republican funding and upcoming subvention talks. It lists several figures including Hynod, Henrge Co frag, and Lain I Holmbarg among others, with scattered references to locations such as Green Town and Thrnat. The text is fragmentary and unclear.
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Bhienga
Tan
Senate
Résidanilal
Reir Haine
Henrge Co Frag
Smumnelor Elintind
Jaddiletin
Women Push for Smoking Ban in NYC Restaurants
A New York group called the Women Shekers in the 86. Ces advocate bans on public smoking. They warn of fines for hotel and restaurant violators as the ordinance faces court scrutiny. Supporters urge enforcement to curb smoke exposure despite restaurant industry objections.
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New York
Europe
Taraine
Gubiudug
Alfedty & Wa Hau
Trolfie
Pharmacists Scarce In New York City
In New York City pharmacists face shortages as salaries lag behind cost of living. The new law expands apprentice access and increases licensed pharmacist numbers, aiming to restore drug trade supply while pledging patient protection and standardized training amid a tightening market.
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New York
Tan
Brett Sette
New Fork
Sven
Tale Prsner
Raewal
Fragmented OCR text with unclear biographical or event content
A garbled OCR passage mentions names and places in disjointed form. It references physicians, institutions, and dates in a distorted, unreadable sequence, with no coherent event, outcome, or identifiable individuals to anchor a concise summary.
Catholic Marriages and Vatican Rules Spark Debate
A Pittsburgh diocese led by Bishop Canevin reviews new Catholic marriage regulations issued by Pope Pius X. The rules affect marriages of non Catholics and those celebrated outside parish churches. Parish clergy fear stricter penalties and reduced discretion while lay members express concern over church authority and the impact on interfaith arrangements.
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Pitisters
M. C
Canevin
Fittsburg
Macone
Oiliar
Gathalien
Lena
Cat causes frightening fall from second story window
In New York a couple on Staten Island awoke to a cat attack that startled them into a fall from their second story window while the assailant cat scratched the door. They escaped unhurt but their fears linger as a near tragedy unfolded during the incident.
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New York
Jam
Mike Cel
Lo Maywood
Grantily
Staten Island
Racing Grand Total Reaches Ten Million in US Horse Industry
A New York study reports the breeding and racing sector of the American horse industry shows substantial earnings. It notes 3 dollar daily care costs per horse and trainer salaries, with total purses and related expenses pushing the figure toward 30 million dollars nationwide.
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Entioue
Joekle Angatabla Naylay
Adits
Sud
Enda Mhte
Harvard and Annapolis face off in spring rowing and football
Fragmented OCR reads mention of Harvard crew selection and upcoming contests against Annapolis, with a note on the Crimson football schedule. The text references a varsity rowing pentace and a matchup against Wake Forest or another opponent, but specifics are unclear.
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Cambrian
Harvard Werauie
Amar
Harvard
Fragmentary wreckage report from the river wreckage scene
A partial OCR note describes wreckage from a vessel and nearby debris. The readable items mention a few components and caution about locating a machine or equipment. No clear names, dates, or places are established in the legible text.
New Torpedo Innovation by Maximite Power Aims to Revolutionize Naval Weapons
An early 20th century report outlines Jas Maxim and Hudzo Maxin announcing a revolutionary torpedo system. The motorite driven device promises speeds around sixty miles per hour for subs, with claimed plans for a torpedo that travels 2 minutes per mile and a submarine torpedo with rapid firing. The article notes applications for full patent and government notification.
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Howe
Hudzo Maxin
Laventar
Agatnet
Organized Labor 10 Ad Tie Up Workers in New York City
Organized labor groups plan a meeting on Wednesday to discuss plans to curb unemployment for about 126,000 New York City workers. Reported efforts aim to appeal to city, state, and national governments for emergency funds and public works to absorb job losses.
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Worl
New York City
Awalal
Eily
Aeelbl
Mysterious murder in Polk Street alley prompts arrests
A revolver found beside a dead man in Polk Street alley triggers a homicide inquiry. Police arrest fifteen suspects after a clash that led to the suspect’s duel claim. authorities search for motive as details remain unclear.
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Chives
Dai
Antonia Dar Ngo
Polk
Uurdun
Barbylo
Died in Squalor Yet Heir to Fortune
Two heirs left with sixty thousand nine hundred dollars lived in poverty and squalor. The tale notes their wealth and decline, highlighting the irony of fortune versus destitution.
Fire at hospital destroys outbuilding and kills ten
A deadly blaze swept through an outbuilding at a hospital early today killing ten people. Two workers, including a wife of a man named Vrancu, were among the dead. Firemen rushed to the scene and contained the flames, though the brick structure suffered extensive damage and insurance totals exceeded £50,000. The cause remains under investigation, with theories ranging from a heavy gust to a possible defect in a fan.
Controversial contrasts in insurance across nations debate
A detailed discussion compares American, French, and Anglo British insurance systems, examining contract concepts, endowment practices, and social implications. It cites multiple national insurers, examines dowries and family finance, and notes divergent attitudes toward provident policies and marriage maintenance.
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Rls. Dau
GH. Blanchard
Mom “Tur
Amaticny Chamber
Com Oreo
Inguairee
America
France
Ingiani
Lugnrance
Armerica
Willen
Ine
Stnaneidy
Nalin
Anise
Meng Venturi
Yirmaetendt
Elon
Marriage of a Barmaid with Noted Literary Knowledge
Chicago reports a 23 year old, Paul Pelion, son of Ou Pyttow, married Bolly Powell at St Paul’s Church Covent Garden. The bride, Bolly Powell, described as a Bohemian restaurateur with remarkable knowledge of Shakespeare, Thornton and Spencer. The event is tied to late records from Loy dem.
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Chicago
Loydem
Paul Pelion
Ou Pyttow
Paiettan
Faturaay Jy
St .Paul's Chureh
Covent Gurdety
Bolly Powell
Te Harmanida
St Dorane
Strang
Mek Potten
Toronto
Tor
Shulespears
Thorhart Spencer
Palin
Tiger in a Ship Near Brooklyn Tragedy Unfolds
A chaotic voyage aboard the Motanpo freighter near Brooklyn ends in violence after a chicken coop attack. A couple of days later a mysterious cab is found vanished and the ship’s crew confronts armed downed figures. The incident leaves several crew members injured and a local inquiry underway.
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New Yort
Jan
Motanpo
Brooklyn
Thule
Glinn
Danny
Diuy
Mystery Ripper Strikes In Berin Leaves City Stunned
A baffling serial assault shocks Berin as a killer taunts authorities with a string of abdominal stabbings affecting children. Police report no leads and urge citizens to stay vigilant while investigators comb for evidence amid a wave of fear.
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Borin
Charistignours
Wrenn
Aremai
Lenco
Congolese Administration Fraught with Propaganda Accusations
A muddled report from The Congo Independent State era references Colonel Kowalski and media plots to mislead President Roosevelt over countering atrocities. It alleges collusion with Belgun minister Jane G. Whitelay and mentions paper publication in the United States, with scattered names and dates.
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Kowalski
Roosevelt
Pigange
Rean Monchen
Belgun
Washington
Janey G. Whitelay
Congo
Wankinelens
Alefeu Novino
Henry W. Wack
Crnttet
Colonel Kewalahy
Railroads Brace for Law Reach as Commission Probes Practices
The Interstate Commerce Commission debates railroad methods amid a push for reform. The report notes progress and calls for further changes to prevent discrimination and ensure safety, citing the commission's authority and anticipated legislative action to curb hidden fines and improve operations.
John F Fanning Deag Rail Builder Noted in City
A garbled passage mentions John F Fanning Deag, a rail road builder, with stray references to docks, a small town, and a woman named Mamie. The legible fragments suggest a local obituary or tribute listing names and places, but the text is severely unreadable and lacks coherent details.
Lemp Brewing Loss and Unclear Local Turmoil Reported
Fragmentary OCR text references Lemp Brewing and a series of garbled phrases. No coherent events or names beyond Lemp Brewing appear clearly. The snippet lacks verifiable facts, dates, places, or individuals to summarize definitively.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Jidy
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Hiederi
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Stouk Exchange
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Nie
Eaner
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Etienne
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Hosmer
Nealich
Lemp Brewing
Willam
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