Ape sues for damages in Japanese fault case
In Washington on June 21 officials say the Tarseahey restaurant owners will bring a suit in California's courts over the San Francisco riots. District Attorney Calvin will represent the Japanese restaurant owner in the case heard in San Francisco. The department of justice had earlier held a hearing with a fine imposed for related incidents.
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Wathington
Girtvata Qivicer
Tarseahey
Dainy
San Francisca
California
San Fraotelico
Weonerty
Calvin
Si Fraelyco Say's
Faday
Devlin
Atter Iily
Trent
Ogden
Washington & the
Mrs Sage gift funds city hospital on Blackwell’s Island
In New York on June 14 1900 Mrs Mussel Sage transferred 300000 dollars to the city for the creation of an engine facility at the hospital on Blackwell’s Island. Dr. Runnel Sage pathologist is listed among the officials.
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Sages
New York
Edly Hoasphin
Torteally
Mussel Sage
Blackwells Island
Runnal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ktreet
Pinkbane
Mt Bos
Jala E.pliktiam
Lydia B. Pintehui
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Stand By Funston in War Report Prompt Attention
In Washington a discussion arose over General Frederick Purston’s claim he would deploy troops to San Francisco if necessary. The remark sparked criticism and was denounced by some as reckless, though no formal complaint was filed against the officer.
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Washington
Prederick Purston
San Fennetsco
Ten Thousand Dollar Robbery Scandal Shocks Montana
A chaotic court scene unfolds as a principal is linked to a ten thousand dollar heist in Montana. Jurors face questioning on alleged involvement while prosecutors outline details of the alleged theft and the surrounding turmoil. Witnesses describe chaotic preparations and defense strategies amid the ongoing investigation and courtroom drama.
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Scandill
Mont
Salisbury at Rest funeral gathers prominent names
A memorial service for Salisbury is described with attendees including Senator Reed, Governor Gatler, and many officials. The piece recalls mourners from social and professional circles, with mentions of the Rev Peltwo D Kiely and others. The atmosphere reflects a large community turnout, highlighting a formal procession and notable participants.
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Lake
Dune
Funere
Orimge
J. Saliebury
Sullebury
Kiely
Mt. Olvet Neanel
Evry Nownes
Hithves
MeGorntete
I. UK Ratt. Johi Sons, Mines By Walker and Gries
Grom
Reed Sineat
John &. Gatler
Sluis
Bonner X
Silt
Stephen . Love
Ve Atinte
Thane C. Callleter
Gueretuer
Wurte Boned Af Kui
Ramnfasioneen
Tatles Ft
McCiornicl
Colonel Quorge
Squires
A. Jy Thomas
Arthur Feit
Woodward
O.B. Pett
W ' Roath
McCoraigh
D. Thwmtpson
Don Porter
Edward S. Ferry
Im Many Athern
Not Yet Apprehended in Salt Lake Dune Message
Fragmentary OCR note references an unapprehended subject in Salt Lake with garbled names and dates. It hints at a disrupted sequence involving a Dr Jelvoseh and an Augreian insensity act, followed by an unclear war context and later disposal. The readable pieces suggest a criminal or security incident with no clear outcomes.
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Salt Lake
Dune
Jelvoseh
Fragmentary OCR Note Recalls Names And Bets On Losses
A garbled OCR snippet lists multiple names and actions with unclear events and sums. It references a person named Weiss and a possible transaction or loss involving a hundred dollars. The passage is fragmentary, lacks coherent structure, and does not establish a clear reportable incident.
Impure Foop Sale Case At Hull Lake Disturbance
An inspection of a sale at Hull Lake exposes impurity concerns under city rules. Inspector Frau responds to a noise complaint by Justicusuf Dona T. Snytth as a court session nears. Kidney mentions and prior eded cases surface. presence observed and the proceeding adjourned for the day.
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Hull Lake
Batore Justicusuf
Dona T
Blackuare
Coal Land Fraud Case Detailed in Salt Lake Hearing
A U S investigation in Salt Lake City outlines a fraud case involving coal land claims tied to the Union Pacific Coal Company and Calon Pacific Coal. Key figures include Dye O. Clarke and G. Cure, with accusations of misrepresentation, inflated assets, and missing funds. The suit, brought by the United States, targets land patent issues and the conduct of involved entities amid claims of inequity and corporate manipulation.
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Baton
Sint Lake
Lillewing
Dhapaten
Department of Justice of
United States
Ogutty
Galo Paciic Railroad Company
Calon
Cure
Lal
New Jereey
Union
Paote Tailed Company
Sah
Dye O. Glurk
Vie Calon Pactile Coal Company
Superior Coal Company
Cliargy
Carlds
Willantry
Avila
Slufenvants
Frhia
Ehab
Lyetty Defondta
Corresponder Records and Financial Totals From 1908 Office
A garbled 1908 accounting summary outlines receipts from kliste selections at $282 the prior year and $2000 in the current year. It notes long service in the office, with totals mentioning 70,824.31 in earnings, vast entries, and numerous fees and entries across homestead, mineral, and desert categories totaling over $5,000 in additions.
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Delly
Klste
Minderit
Altrond
Nigaral
Pales Oe
Land Office Report From Early 1900s Proceedings
Fragmented report from the land office detailing inspections, personnel, and administrative actions around the year 1907. Mentions Ballinger, United States land cites, and officials noting conduct, with limited legible specifics on dates and outcomes.
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Hemster
Jompson
Ralgin
United States
Beerotayy Garfeld
Ballinger
Aelung Moltuley
Lbselty
Offerals
Dleorestin
Uae
Mauliye
Nitorona
Sualeanon
Baseball recap notes from a chaotic league day
Fragmented OCR reveals National League action with Chicago and St Louis players, multiple game citations, and scattered scores including a 10 to 3 Boston win over New York and other uneven lines. Names appear garbled, but the event centers on late inning hits and pitcher notes amid a weathered report.
Western League Report Highlights Omaha Victory
Omaha defeated Denver 4 to 1 in a Western League contest. The page lists scattered scores and names from games including Pueblo and Lincoln with mixed accuracy. Key players and batteries are partly legible, showing DurthA, Detivannn, and McDon as contributors while other lines remain unclear.
Baseball Game Report From Brooklyn and Philadelphia
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 as pitchers dominated the game. The Batteries were Corridon and Doone for Brooklyn, Rucker and hitter for Philadelphia, with notable pitching and fielding in a tight contest.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Rocker
Philadelphia Silver
Eveee Hamaklym Werk Arenes Batteries
Corridun
Doone Rucker
Iitter
chaotic game report from New York baseball scores
Fragmented New York baseball wire notes list players, teams and late scoring actions from a doubleheader. Names include Tolan, Kleinow, Harris, Grigar, Glaveland, Kah, and Phillips with Chicago and Cleveland mentioned. Final score and clear outcomes are obscured by garbled OCR.
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New York
Tolan
Juno
Claven
Plulines
Sanita
Elisd
RBI
WYO Cranes
Ceserre
Ratteriek
Moors
Ken Cheanrarth
Kleinow
Winter
Oberlin
Harris
Grigar
Second Gate
RISE
New Yorks
Veeseey Peeve Ali
Twonton Sa Sea Bows
Tatterloe
Kitron
Ridieys
Hurria
Glaze, Jarton and
Armousier
Fragmented OCR Notice From Mixed Agencies and Names
A corrupted text fragment lists numerous scattered names, places, and dates across agencies and individuals. It mentions actions by Gen, Lameter, Bibader, and Terry, alongside dates and locations with unclear context. The legible elements suggest a notice or roster but lack coherent events or outcomes.
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First National Bank OF
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David Eecles
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VePres
CLS Tribe
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Gorkier
F. Burton
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Utaa National Bank OF
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J. E Dooly
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Joseph S. Peery
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