Tillman To Hoist Roosevelt With His Own Petard
Washington January 9 reports claim that Tillman accuses Roosevelt of leaking papers tied to the Oregon land case. He asserts the documents were in a large envelope at his Capitol desk last March and cannot now be found. Tillman says a government detective may have access to his desk and that the papers are key to his defense. Meanwhile the House moves toward a broader probe into secret service funding and fraud detection, authorizing a five member commission to collect testimony and papers with $35,000 appropriated.
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Washington
Miea
Hia
Stoster Tilimay
Capitol
Dora Bot
Sin
Dors
Bletcom
Deak
Tilman
Tilligan Tenitinus
Dion
Tawney
Minnesota
Atte
Lerday
Raturday
Tom Cemarees
Tolay
Old Liberty Bell May Cross the Continent
The Liberty Bell may tour major cities from Philadelphia to Portland for a celebration in May. Plans call for the bell to travel via San Francisco Seattle and Vancouver before a display at the Portland fair and a later showing at a national exposition. The Marinillian club supports the route with city executives coordinating with Philadelphia authorities.
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San Francisco
Independence Hall
Palladelphis
Thin City
Portland
Ore
Dune
Marinillian Club
Mothiins Fm
Ceattle Ant Pertlant
Milian Clit
Todas
Far Three
Pam
Adelphia
Eulonind Taya
Cilenan
Seal
Owas
Singers Refuse Duty On Their Gortumes In New York
Fragmented report shows singers declining to pay duty on costumes amid tax and import disputes. Readers are left with unclear names and specifics as the piece notes financial trouble and possible court or government action.
RANKEN'S SLAYERS TO DIE IN VALON City
Judge Jones imposes death penalty on Carret Johnson Tid Burton Bob Hansom Fred Vincon Arthur Clear and Sam Applewhite for murder of Captain Quentin Hanken. Lad Morte and Rob Human receive twenty years. Defense appeals while awaiting state supreme review.
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Valon City
Jan
Judge Jones
Carret Johnson
Tid Burton
Bob Hansom
Fred Vincon
Arthur Clear
Sam ‘Applewhite
Quentin Hanken
Lad Morte
Rob Human
Tropthy
Deefense
State Supreme Court
Jones
McKinney
Hosea
Abnke
Jurge Jonen
Cand
Cheory
Theermairner
Venice
Mourda
Rob
Wien
Weekly Clearing House Banks Statement Summary
The New York clearing banks show reserves 2% above requirements under the 35 percent rule, an increase of 91 726 650 from last week. Loans stand at 1 297 055 700 with notable changes in local tender and balances, while U S deposits total 24 590 450, up 1 740 450. Total cash on hand reaches 112 301 10 and deposits amount to 1 056 402 900 across Greater New York institutions.
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New York
Jun
Clearing Bowes
Creater New York
Ag Ientathons
Ana Soags
Preparations for Re Trial of Standard Oil Case
In Chirac on January 3, District Attorney Stina prepares for a retrial of the Standard Oil case. Judge A B Anderson of Indianapolis will hear the retrial in about a week. Evidence from the dissolution suit in New York is used to decide whether Rockefeller or other oil executives will be called.
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A. B. Anderson
Indianapolis
Chirac
A. B. Anerson
Stendart
Stina Haa
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Nelala
Blood May Be A Cure For Tuberculosis Listed
Experimental reports claim blood from specific donors may combat tuberculosis. The article names researchers, patients, and institutions while describing crossover studies and potential medical implications in a mid century tone.
Long distance race event noted at Wiawatha reserve
A fragmented report from Wiawatha reserve Canada mentions runners Tom Willams of Somerville Mark and Frack Kenalay of Can bridge Maas. It references Toss Toneboat the Canadian Indian and a five mile handicap with Shrubb aiming for a full Marathon distance in January.
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Insian
Wiawatha Reserve
Canada
Tom Willams
Somerville
Mark
Frack Kenalay
Canbridge
Maas
Knight loses dower rights in ant nuptial agreement case
Jan 2 BL Lanis, Enisbh widow of a Chicago mill owner, is cut from dower by a Washington DC stipulation. The decree, nearly $1 million in value, ends upon her death, with an estimated $3,000 annual allowance ceasing at that time. Knight died years ago, leaving widow Katherine tisyue Gre any from Philadelphia.
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Louis
Washington, D. C
Lanis
Enisbh
Chicago
Knight
Mia Koteht
August Knight
Tie
Katherine Tisyue Greany
Philadelphia
Taxes To Be Made Less In Relief Plan Changes
The parliamentary committees modified the government relief message in the chamber of deputies. Buildings will face a 5 percent tax for five years, earthquake damage exempted for four years. Funds from valuables in devastated areas go to survivor relief. May Sherman of Elizabeth New Jersey reports refugees near Taormina, with many seriously hurt and unlikely to reach Catania alive. Doctors Dashwood and staff aid wounded. Taormina bread and clothing drives funded by foreign colonies. A Taormina school teaches embroidery for refugees.
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Tome
Chamber of Deputies
Rabbect
Misa May Sherman
Elizatet
New Jersey
Taormina
Rome
Tofay
Catania
Nhen
Tarfina
Lea
Waltan Deetars Aril
Dashwood
Miss Sherman
Lady Hil
Ky Hara
Fragmentary OCR reads like stray lines and names
The readable text fragment shows scattered words and names, with no coherent story or identifiable events. It mentions Russia, a woman, Latkes, and random phrases, lacking a clear subject, date, or location to summarize.
Castau's Condition 18 Most Favorianle Brief Update
Fragmentary OCR note notes Castau's Condition 18 with mentions of Hara tan 4 and Ppa Timune presite Moat Vifers. Reads like a scrambled health or race entry with unclear dates or places. no clear event, person, or organization fully identifiable.
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Hara Tan
Timune
Moat
Wanita Jae
Hoopty
Titan
Has Thaw Become Sane Trial Delayed In Nyack Hearing
Nyack New York jurists consider whether Harry K Thaw has recovered his sanity after his acquittal. Mrs Mary C Thaw seeks a writ of habeas corpus. judges weigh transfer of care and trial venue while Thaw remains under asylum custody. Rhetoric clashes over mental state, danger, and the proper facility for his treatment.
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Ptinan
Thaw
Charles Moreehauser
Athio
Jemmeé
New York County
Gardiner Alec
New York
Morehhaurer
Anatice Tompkina
Burschauser
Serrehauser
Street feud ends in killings in Williamston area
In Williamston on January 9 a street feud between the Lanter and Ransom families escalated when they met at Wesley Barnes home. Gunfire left one man dead and several others injured, some fatally, in a chaotic early hours street battle near King. Police launched inquiries as neighbors reported exchanges of shots and a rampage through the block.
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Williamston
Ken
Ranenn
Kane
Ulster
Lanter
Ransom
Wesley Harnes
Wilamston
Cutartnate
Setreet
Warre
Sisen
Eliot Theo
Old Theater Site Sold Amid Historic Property Moves
A historical theater site was sold amid a series of property transfers and redevelopment talks. Local officials and historians noted the sale as a pivot point for cultural preservation and future use of the former venue.
In the Afternoon the Old Place Becomes an Alleyway Lot
The fragment describes an old playhouse closed at Praut Viby, later repurposed as a factory. The present area is an alleyway and a 36 by 75 foot lot. No remains of the bullae or Mme are identifiable in the text.
Wilbur Wright Mistaken For His Young Mechanic
A Le Mans dated fragment claims Wilbur Wright, famed American aeroplane pioneer, is mistakenly seen as his young mechanic. The piece notes Wright’s attention to the event and speculates on future actions, with unclear sources and potential misreporting of the chain of events.
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Wilbur Wright
Lemans
America
Wilbur Wrisht
Aeroplankt
Ftraona Niletenk
Natator
Aimach
Bern
Whight
Earthquake Refugees Will Be Given Work in Naples
Naples, Jan 9. Caspar Ingehient and Mia Crownbeshicht spearhead a workroom to provide employment for women refugees from the earthquake disaster. Local funds and visitors support aid efforts as the initiative aims to place refugees in work opportunities.
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Naples
Caspar
Ingehient
American Coward
Mia Crownbeshicht
Ion
Rehinees
Real estate broker killed in Flushing car crash
New York Times report says Ollmen a Flushing real estate broker was instantly killed when a car carrying Miss Judlette McKim and others overturned after a wheel came off near Great Neck during a party outing. Chauffeur Frank Brennan was severely injured. Gilman related to author and musician Tate Ranke Gilman.
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New York
Jay
Faward Colt
Misa McKim
Lacy Hogert
Dominy Whittle
Flushing
Stax McKim
Merlin Lye
Great Neck
Gilman
Lawrence Giltien
Mualsertite
Tate Ranke
Camepie Foundation
President-elect Tate to preside at inaugural ceremony
Fragmented text outlines plans for a presidential inauguration with emphasis on a time-honored tradition. The fragment mentions Taft and Taft era figures, leaders and ceremonies, but contains many garbled lines and stray references, making full details unclear.
Widow of the Late Major Chaffel Dead
Widow of the late Major Chaffel is reported dead. The fragmentary obituary notes family sorrow and notes on his service, but does not provide full biographical details. Further readable lines mention mourning and traditional notices common to wartime or military families.
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Major Chaffel
Evidence Narrows in Flushing Trial as Prosecution Builds Case
In Flushing on January 9, testimony focused on the event and participants surrounding a shooting. Prosecution, led by Ferrin, argued readiness for Sunday action and highlighted witnesses recalling Captain Halne and the yacht club members. Defense countered with questions about the captain's temper, while an array of witnesses described the sequence of events and the involvement of John Thorney, Thornton Hains, and others.
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Flushing
Kochen
Aline
Thornton J. Tatna
Ferrin
Sleth
Queen's County
Jair
Fallon
Pert
Thornton Hainsa
Agnis
Halne
Fallot
Matas
Army cMeer
Jal
Crane
Darrin
Peter C. Hainer
Finahing Police
Peter
Falfon Yald
Rayalle
John Thorney
Chi Membere
Thornton
Halnean
Charles Haterts
Annie
Anata
Roberts
John Toningan
Dee
Bank Cashier Faces Prosecution Over Short Accounts
A bank cashier is accused of shortfalls in his accounts following an inquiry by Danvers authorities. The investigation centers on missing funds and discrepancies in ledgers traced to the cashier’s activity over several weeks. Prosecutors prepare charges and seek restitution from the individual.
Closing Quotations of World Markets Jan 9
New York stock quotes show mixed opening, with some shares advancing and others plunging. Heavy selling hits Interborough Metropolitan stocks while rail, copper, and steel issues move in divergent directions as cattle and grain markets reflect broad activity.
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New York
Standarty
Kucke
New York Tractions
Denver & Iis Grands
Valor Hat Preferrid
Missouri Tacific SF
Intertormuzh Metropoltay
American Foresting 2
Valon Parifie
Pentsylvania and
Kooklyt Teanalt
Interhornuch
Toca
Pola
Reading
Colorado
St. Taut
Pasthe
Northwestern
Wabash
New York Censtral
Bele
Lontaviih
Nashville
Amalgamated Copper
Colorado Fuel
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