Exoneration in Chicago Court as Tom Taggart Cleared
In Chicago July 9 Thomas Taggart of French Lick Indiana, former Democratic leader, was exonerated in Brentano court after testimony by attorney P H O Donnell and remarks by Taggart. Miss Ginggles, the key witness, faced scrutiny as the defense asserted no direct link between Taggart and her reported allegations. The trial featured dramatic testimony about Miss Ginggles and details of the hotel scene, with jurors learning of Taggart's long career in Indiana and his family life.
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Chicago
Thomas Taxcart
French Wek Springs
Tod
Democratication|st Committee
Mor Doned
Etta Gingles
Irth Luceimaker
Tang Tiday
Brentano
Target
P. H. Odonnell
The
Gingtes Ptel
Etna
Bis
Bic
Targart
Indiana
French Lick Eprints
Nélinapells
Natenal Democratic Cixmates
Miteoa
Fregeh
O'Donnell
Taxxart
Tarrart
Tagpart
Giagleat
Viaerarat
Tageart
Short
Mr. O'Donnel
Tatgatt
L.A. Watson
Hse
Wellingtey Hotel
Merepeg
Abe
Mr. O'Donnell
O'Brien
O'Tarell
Cie
Prince Chan Returns From World Tour
Prince Chan, heir to China's imperial throne, arrived back in the capital after a world tour that included a major stop in the United States. An imperial edict issued yesterday indicated Tang Shao Yi is expected to become vice president of one of the imperial courts, while noting that certain services are not to be reconsidered by the Chinese government.
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Prince Chan
China
United States
Tang Shao
Divorce insights echo in Maryland law talk
Henry Brown former justice spoke to the Maryland State Law Association stressing that divorce requires full legal notice and grounds in Christian state practice. He argued domestic separation should reflect welfare, while critics called divorce a harmful social construct and questioned its moral justifications.
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Point Comfort
Cantina Gibbons
Henry Brown
The
Expreme Court of the United States
Noman Catholic Church
America
Droxn
Divorre
Caroiar
Closing Quotations Of World Markets
New York July 9 coverage notes a subdued session with many stocks drifting near opening prices. Western Maryland weak while several key shares showed little movement and modest changes.
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New York
Maryland
Nashville
Kansas City
Holt
Mer
Mercantile
Marine of
Kaneve
Nordery Partie
Aurentan Emeline
Nashmal
Vregudar
Thieves Too Clever For Detectives
Thieves outsmart police as gold jewelry moved to assay offices. Treasury warns many items of gold jewelry are looted and bought at current rates. Detectives station at assay to curb exchange but struggle to trace plunder.
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Ateay
Treasury Department
Wee
Aasay
Orang
Minister of Finance Truck in the Face by Deputy
An unclear incident is described with a Deputy allegedly striking the Minister of Finance. The fragment mentions a confrontation in the afternoon and a claim of murder attempts. Names and specifics are obscured, leaving a partial account of a political dispute and alleged assault.
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Callisue
Sam
Charles Hon
Maner Minster
Harriman Plans Vienna Baths After Medical Consultation
Me Harriman with Uasep Vienna and Prt Adolph Struempel arrived to consult Dr TH A Pickapp and Dr Dickson. Doctors Dr Stroempel and Prof Harriman reported the treatment effective, noting the condition improving. Harriman will return to Vienna for ten days then proceed to Gastein for baths.
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Vienna
Jal
Terrian
Prt
Adolph
Struempel
TH. A. Pickapp
Dickson Eaam
Jael Mir
Harriman
Ales
Stroempel
Arttean
Gastein
Datsberg
Payne Tariff Bill Referred Back to House by Senate
A legislative note states the Payne tariff bill was sent back to the House by the Senate. Text also mentions weather disruption affecting the city, causing shortages and distress since Monday due to an explosion or related incident.
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Fee
Occasio
Boy’s vengeance ends in family tragedy in New Jersey
A Jacksonville New Jersey boy who felt pain from a tooth extraction vowed revenge. He reportedly tied his baby sister’s pony to a chair and used pliers to pull out her teeth, then faced spanks and the ensuing disaster.
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New York
Ketchel Langford bout shocks New York fans on Labor Day
The Ely fight at Ely New York on Labor Day surprised locals as Stan Ketchel agreed to face Langford with a $20 guarantee. Many believe the clash could affect Ketchel's October bout with Jack Johnson, the heavyweight champion. Friends doubt Ketchel can recover to fight Johnson after such a demanding bout.
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New York
Stanley Ketchel
Bam Langford
Ely
New
Ketchel
Atr
Michigan
Langford
Retebel
Johnson
Lang
Jokoson
Bad Place for Women Speech Ignites Controversy in Strabentille
Strabentille July 2 Bishop U W Moore delivers fiery remarks at the State Ewont League convention denouncing women teaching in Chinese mission work in the United States. He declares such education unacceptable, vowing strong opposition to any further efforts.
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Strabentille
Mission Sorker
New York City
United States
UW. M. Moore
Metho Alter Epiecopal
Wren
Tata
Big Deal 70 Help the Depositors in California Power Plan
A disputed plan to build a large power plant near Clear Lake California could require $20 to growth debts. E J Lebtretaat receiver feether affected Bank publicized the proposed expenditure while Niagara Falls figures and New York investors show interest. Names include Central Counter Power company Artemis Mounties Land company Youle Count and other entities as details of the plan emerge.
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Sao Francis
Clear Lake Regio
California
E. J. Lebtretaat
NYSTIRY OF AN ASYLUM UNSOLVED
New York July 9 Charlotin Gray ter, a voluntary prisoner in Yorigiie police court prison for Breseare, remained in Helio vue hospital where a pet kitten accompanied her. The cat’s disappearance prompted grief and speculation about the woman who kept to herself and never explained why she hid from the world.
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New York
Charlotin Grayter
Yorigiie Police Court
Breseare
le Indane
Heliovue Hospital
Leaders Condemn Revolution Across Parties in Barranquilla
A Colombian dispatch from Bagota dated July 7 reports leaders of all parties denouncing the movement and urging revolutionaries in Barranquilla to lay down arms. General Perdomina will depart for Honda tomorrow with ships, 2,000 men, and heavy arms. Slaves 12,000 and up to 30,000 could be mobilized.
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New York
Atha Colombia
Helmuth
Bagota
Revolution
Carranquita
Gonzales Valencia
Barranquilla
Perdomina Willeave
Honda
Valencia
Tuna
Bogota
Taft Will Visit Utah on Trip Across Nation
President Taft's schedule includes reaching Utah during a broad national tour. He left New York this morning after greeting officials and will travel via Denver Spokane Seattle to San Francisco and Texas. He plans to meet President Diaz of Mexico around October 15 and celebrate his fifty second birthday on September 2.
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Philadelphie
Tatt
Washington
Senate
Taft
Diaz
Mexico
EL Past
Heverly
Seattin
Denver
Balt Lakely
Morttany
Sao Francisco
Visi
Dlesa
New Mexico
Altona
Texas
Corpus Chroth
Everat
Washigfine
Three thousand marriages illegal report shocks society
A chaotic report from July 2 notes a vast number of marriages deemed illegal. The piece cites authorities and suggests broad social disruption as reverberations spread through state systems.
Washington Debates Tariff Bill Amidst Party Strife
Washington July 3 to July 9 report details a heated House debate over the tariff bill. Senators Aldrich Crawford Clapp Nelson clash with party lines, Rhode Island and Minnesota notes, and Paynes committee positioning after a Senate vote of 45 to 21. Scenes show national tension, with the House preparing to reconvene to vote on conference provisions amid mixed reactions from both parties.
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Helen Midgler
John Mackenzie
Washington
Mana
Lernoum
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Mrpublicad Tepatora
Benator Aldrich
Nelson
Rhode
Minnesota
Mthody Island
Rhode Taland
Payne
Gretalers
Chatman Payne
Ways Ant Plans
Wwe Preetar
Rostrin
Baume
Utan child injured in Utah cart accident
Ten year old Jelyn-THelra Kearns from Kenwood California sustained a leg fracture yesterday after being tossed from a cart driven by her brother Thomas on her father's ranch. The Shetland ponies frightened and bolted but were stopped. the girl rests today with no serious condition. Thomas was disciplined.
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Kenwood
Cal
Jelyn—Thelra Kearns
United States
Kear
Utah
Tnis
Thomas
Hitle Animale
Reduction of Freight Rates Delayed by Nevada Officials
A Mowe renetal fretaht agent of the Salt Lake line in Nevada reports process to reduce coal freight charges to Nevada. The Oregon Short Line must adjust rates to Nevada point as authorities deem, delaying the plan until regulatory action concludes.
Embfzzler to Return to Salt Lake City
Fragmented OCR text describes a person named Embfzzler returning to Salt Lake City amid unclear references to people, places, and dates. The readable segments hint at a procedural or legal notice style about travel or relocation and mention several garbled names and local terms without coherent context.
Autocorrected Text Fragments From Local Notice
Fragmented OCR reads like a damaged public notice about an automobile accident and child safety. Readers should expect sparse readable facts, with names, times, or places likely garbled or missing. The readable segments hint at an incident requiring official reporting, insurance, or emergency response.
Married to 14 Women in San Francisco Bigamy Case
San Francisco July 9 John Stadison, sought for bigamy in a large city, has already married ten women and is engaged to fourteen others. Police report multiple duped women who lost sums ranging from 209 to 1,000 dollars as he moved through friendships and false promises. The tale names Elizabeth Noone, Katharine Made, Sylvia Toled, and many others, with scattered residences across cities including St Louis and New Orleans. Authorities warn more victims are possible as investigations unfold.
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John Stadison
United States
Manila
Womyn
Sumen
Mad
Winer Ata
Fon
Elizabeth Nooe
Jackson
Tola
Baa
Mee
Siante
Slading Street
Louba
Calant & Aamond Rink
Atin Michardson
St Tale
Katherine Made
Pia
Hatuls
Stra
Maegle B Bloom
Hygetbal
Sha
Howe Foc Madeony Mra
A. Farrau
Elle
Marie
Giles
Franesco
Oakland
Mmaphis
Teen
Lawrence
Wonerlernn
Atk Santa Reed
Sab
Tyshara
New
Otleaci
Mt Vamillen
Matin
Cams
Bert
Stalin
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