Browne trial notes unusual forebearance in court
Reading of Browne's criminal case proceeded under Judge McSurely amid unusual steps to curb contending motions and prevent disruption. Attorneys for the defense and prosecution sparred over jurisdiction while Judge Kirkham and Judge Scanlan oversaw preliminary procedures as special vents were expected in the Browne matter. The scene involved noted figures Talnott Haines and Wayoun A. hires, with crowd attendance and procedural wrangles dominating the morning session.
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Chicago
Juno
Lee O'Neill
Iendor
Ynlss Fav Sem
Lorimer
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Lonarés
Tong
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Wdioary Judiaies
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Criminal Court
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Little Refuses to Be Fired in Boxing Management Dispute
In a chaotic scene at a boxing event, promoter Jack Johnson rejects firing George Lutla and Bully Nolan while asserting a hard contract with Little. Johnson claims a Chicago drawn agreement binds the pugilist’s manager and vows to enforce the terms amid fan unrest and organized opposition.
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George Lutla
Buly
Nolan
Jack Johnsen
Negra
Tehnam
Regro
de Mga
Minaganwa
Johnson
Chicago
Kaedotmaon
Little
Inlingon
Nis
Tye
Fragmented Historical Text on Theology and Oratory at Hague
A garbled account references religious figures and discussions around torment, prophecy, and public discourse. It mentions Fordaxe, Kiel avin, and Thos Araditto amid a historical setting discussing hearing at the Hague and various examiners and speakers.
Disputed Newfoundland fisheries treaty case debated
The United States and Great Britain face a court session led by Prof. Heidrun Tuumased of Anntein with Mr. Robert Mt. Finlay and Benalur Huw Toothedde Urednirgation guiding the proceedings. The dispute centers on differing interpretations of the Newfoundland fisheries treaty of 1808.
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Wellal
Great Britain
Hoinrick Tuumased
Anntein
Robert Mt. Finlay
Benalur
Benalur Huw Toothedde
Heyo
Usitet
Reuter
Will Fly for Prize Amid Odd New York Curiosities
An eccentric New York report notes a contest themed around unusual talents and a lineup of quirky acts. The piece mentions performers with playful names and a nod to Philadelphia as a backdrop, framed by a Times influence.
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New York
Charles
Philadelphia
New York Times
Surface of Coal Lands Passes Senate in Washington
A House bill authorizing the disposal or surface rights of coal lands for agricultural purposes passed the Senate today. The measure was considered important, with the key step requiring only the signature of the president to become law.
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Senate
Dow
Southern Pacific Bonds Placed Reportedly
Bond market news notes Southern Pacific bonds placed amid unclear details. Betwit and Julie B-t referenced as potentially involved, while a non definitive statement suggests a financing move may be tied to a banking entity. Further specifics remain uncertain.
Markets Rise and Fall in Tangled World Trade Report
World markets show mixed gains in London and New York with limited advances amid broad price fluctuations. U.S. stocks pause after early rally while key commodities and industrials swing, with cattle prices, Chicago livestock activity, and metal markets reflecting unsettled demand and uneven orders.
Railroad heads meet to discuss freight rate war
Washington June conference gathers railroad presidents including Ripley Delano Fellows and Marylin to argue against federal inflation of freight costs. Attorney General Wickersham and Senator Deyew attend as allies of western lines seek a hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission on elevated rates. Officials say administration policy remains unchanged despite the talks.
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Ripley
Ha Banta Fe Railroad
Delano
Wabash
Tig Chlewues
Great Weslern
Marylin
Dugist
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Logal
Conter
Att
Associa Thom
Taft
Wickersham
Winders
Lim
Deyew
New York
Lita Dnstance
Ievaase
Interpiale Gut Morce Commission
Delog
College men and the Bowery crowd debate social change
A Brooklyn pastor argues that neither socialism nor power nor opportunity alone can define modern life. He cites a Bowery crowd of college men among the downtrodden, noting their presence at assemblies and breadlines and reflecting on what it says about society and opportunity.
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New York
SermVi
York
Glelind D. MrAtee
Brooklyn
Kangana City
Tie Seine
Fond
College Wen Fe Inuad
Sollene Wien
Hik
Acuelabanen
Bowery
Fragmentary report from McAlester
An unclear OCR fragment mentions McAlester and names such as Batson and White. The text references arrivals, firing, and girls, but specifics are unreadable. The piece appears to describe a chaotic incident with damaged wording and incomplete sentences.
Absurd Reports From Nanking Prompt Confusion
New York dispatches report chaotic claims from Nanking as foreign missions relay ambiguous messages about naval, military, and political actions. The clichés and garbled details reflect damaged telegraph copies and hurried summaries from Hanchow and Chonehoy.
Railroads and public price issues draw cross current in U S
A 1920s style American editorial comments on railroad rate politics, urging restraint and study of actions. It notes federal court injunctions against rate increases, critiques public reactions, and argues for fair transportation rates. It contrasts railroad fears with commerce commission arbitration and industry objections to price boosts.
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AL Delano
Hissitant
Thas Wabash
Railroad
Ure
Yailroad- Preatddata
Cml
Safl
Ln Rease
rMeg
weeLeru
Tejme
Nain
Doxey Released as Charges Dropped in Custody Case
In a surprising turn Deputy District Attorney declined to pursue charges today against Doxey. The acquittal affects the guardianship case over William Arden with the joint defense noting reduced risk and a focus on other matters.
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St Lamy
B. Davey
Wit
Hie Wit
Dordt
Elisaletty Oxeys
Chargiateh
Gwardey
Wiliam
Arden
Mys
Doxes
Sensational Dash for Shore Liberty Riot Exposed
Fragmented report describes a sensational dash for shore liberty with chaotic events, alleged arrests, and a tense late night scene. Nearby officials and residents discussed investigations as police moved through the area and witnesses offered varying accounts.
Untitled fragment reports fatal injury and unidentified names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fatal injury with unclear names and locations. It contains nonstandard sequences and appears to reference individuals and places in a disrupted form, offering no clear event details or verifiable entities.
Railroads Are Willing to Save Freight Rates
New York Central President D. Brown and allied railroads indicate willingness to adjust freight charges to accelerate action on pending railroad legislation. He cites rising costs and the Interstate Commerce Commission review as factors, and notes eastern roads favor higher, monthly rates while awaiting bill passage.
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New York
Junge
Wlatevnealuiven
WY. D. Brown
Mon. York Central Tier
Bray
Heike Again On Witness Stand In Sugar Conspiracy Case
In New York on June 11 Cliss R. Hake secretary of the American Smear Company testified before Judge Martin in the U S district court about alleged conspiracy in government by beat of free weighing of sugar. He recalled letters he wrote to various offers not employees of the trusts and defended operations at the Hovey refinery and other plants. He argued the operation showed years of smaller profits from 1901 to 1998 compared with rival refineries of the American Sugar Refinery Company.
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Cliss R. Hake
Neeratary
Ameringa Smear Company
Tudge Martin
Williamsburg
Hetke
Éthar
Fmectt Iy
Hoye Wayvey
Wiken Place
Sveral
Amuri¢gn
Hogur
Death Investigation Opens After Wohan Woman's Demise
A Wohan woman named Mrs. Martin reportedly died after a sequence of alleged marital estrangement and alcohol poisoning. Dr. Mary Tin treated symptoms, but the patient died. authorities led by Dr. Brinaty of Maresville pursue the case as a possible homicide or accidental death.
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Vrewne
Cat
Jin
Metut
Slitaln
Ifir
Marty
Mya
Dro
Maxim
Martin
Spit Ball Controversy Rocks New York Area Baseball
Report describes a dispute over illegal spit balls in a New York league. Officials warn players, citing a hazard to fair play. The confusing language lists teams and individuals, minimizing sensationalism while noting enforcement steps.
Burbank reveals new flower variety and scent
Luther Burbank announced a new flower variety named oeno theta burbarki at Lampoc in Santa Barbara County. He described a white eyed bloom with a primrose white and a range of new shades inspired by North Africa, promising extensive propagation and horticultural support from local growers.
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Ban Pranvigeo
Luther Burbank
Oenotheta Burbarki
Joy
Lampoc
Santa Bas Ima
Jaya
North Africa
Curtiss Plans Record Flight Over New York City
The aviator Curtiss will attempt another flight to make a moving picture record. He will launch from Governor's Island near the Statue of Liberty, circle shipping on the river, and fly up toward Manhattan for filming. He aims to stay about 80 minutes, weather permitting, with a camera crew aboard to capture the feat.
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Jung Bong
New’ York
Tee Glenn
Curties
Spuyten
Manhattan
Fourth of July Victim in New York City Tragedy
In New York City a neighborhood riddle of a Fourth of July event unfolds as a man returns home to Brooklyn, triggering a chain of questions about the cause and the involved parties. Neighbors report a fatal blaze with strange details and disputed claims.
Hurry Calls Issued in Debated Congressional Ballot
In Wealington and Belle Webt areas Republicans and Democrats spar over the fate of a bill. Rumors circulate on whether the administration can secure support or if a conference will produce a final form. Key leaders indicate a likely Republican majority backing while Democrats delay their decision.
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Wealington
Stu Democrata
Leatara
Willie la
Ventrar
Russia
Alan
Tmuejuvists ‘and
Firemen Die In Warehouse Fire Near North River Front
New Fork January fire tragedy claims two firefighters as they battled stubborn warehouse blaze near the North River front. Fireman Timothy Cotton died on the sidewalk after entering the upper floor. Fireman Wil Mumsey died inside the building. Three other firefighters are hospitalized in serious condition.
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North River
Cottin
Moo
Aliija
One killed and others injured in Geneva and Auburt incident
One person died and several were injured when a trolley collision occurred near Geneva and Auburt. Emergency responders rushed to the scene as crowds gathered, with authorities investigating the chain of events and assessing the extent of the injuries.
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Syrnnung
Ilind
Geneva
Auburt
Boneea Halle
Phil
Alma Kellne Inquest Portrayed In Newspaper Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an Alma Kellne inquest with references to Lemiscille and Jim Gime and Gisele Alan Koller. The text mentions Watt tonertaWw Wed weadyys Che Rue and a court or site at TWA Cieenn. Details are unclear due to garbling and repetition.
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Lemiscille
Jim Gime
Nuese Fm
Alan Koller
TWA
Wendling
Gold From Tanana Frat Hangs on Beaten Path
Fragmentary OCR summary mentions Tanana and Hime themes with unclear names and dates. The text is garbled, showing possible references to people, places, and a reward or event. No clear date, organization, or outcome is extractable.
Boy’s Legs Narrowly Saved in Damaged Wire Incident
A fragmentary report describes a boy escaping serious injury when a damaged wire caused a near burn. The chaotic OCR text references names and places poorly but indicates a racial Sunday context and a tense rescue scenario with electrical danger.
Tanti the Fee apnea President Hi Vell and Mere Maunevett
Readable fragments describe a chaotic scene with names and a corporate or legal setting. The text mentions Miriam, Mh eee, and Coe Mery al Mather alongside local figures, suggesting a meeting or transfer of responsibility. No clear event or outcome is established in the readable portion.
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Mere Maunevett
Miriam
Mheee
Coe Mery
al Mather
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