Little More Shooting in Old Kentucky
Die Teed citizens awoke to a dawn shooting incident that left two men wounded. Judge James Hargis faced accusations of involvement in a case linked to Jade TL Marcum. Other residents, including Margis Brub and Jett family members, suffered property intrusion as shots shattered a deputy marshal’s home. Currie Smith was later charged as a subversive in the affair.
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Jackeen
Tore Marshal Amithale
Currie Smith
Obituary for John KK Kew and Carnegie teacher fund pioneer
New York March obituary notes the death of John KK Kew a longtime educator and physician who chaired medical groups and contributed to Carnegie funded teacher support. He served as an early leader in university reform and educational philanthropy, shaping the creation of a teachers' endowment and promoting academic advancement through his career in evolutionary medical circles.
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New York
John KK
Kew
Briathe
Heer
Carnegie
Died From Wounds After A Local Dispute
A fractured, partially legible item reports a man named Bruokdee dying from wounds after a confrontation in the Stlasorul Valley area. The text mentions a newspaper editor and a captive jury context, with a court charge for assault and possible related legal actions.
Rev Charles C Hant dies at home in Wes tee Cruve
A Rev Charles C Hant, a prominent Presbyterian minister, retired after 40-plus years of service, died at his home on Wes tee Cruve on March 10. His age is listed as four years in the report, with $7 noted in connection to a late-life pension or stipend. A steamer ashore near May Ran Fiacrca on March 14 caused minor disruption as crews worked to secure vessels near Central Bank.
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Moule
Charles
Aentral
Sitrey Voiberth
Wall Street
Seine
Ainterret
Wim
Alps
Fister
Roy
Bnenstone
Sidney
Ratty
Ernst
Shenstone and Wall Street Plots in a Postcard Memoir
An unnamed narrator details encounters with Shenstone and a Wall Street figure, revealing social circles, portraits, and a tense search for identity. He recalls a damaged photograph, a hospital setting, and a dramatic confrontation over a forged likeness and motives, weaving mystery through a web of acquaintances, finances, and scandal.
Copper price surge hits mine output and labor shifts
March 1 report from Salt Lake and state notes a rising copper price amid a mine expansion at Cactus, with Townsend returning from an interregional meeting. Copper shipments, output forecasts, and regional labor changes are described, including management reorganizations and upcoming production plans.
Remarkable Find Near Dolly Varden Described in Nevada Ore Ledge
The Witte Mine News reports a striking discovery five miles from Dolly Varden in Nevada. Assays show copper around 22 percent with gold and silver values, and the ledge measures eight feet wide at the widest and two feet at the narrowest, with further samples indicating rich ore and significant copper contents. Investigators traced the case as a possible mining swindle involving a man who sought transportation and money, with detectives active in pursuing leads and arrests.
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Dolly, Varden
Pamp
Ely
Morgan Canjun
White Horee Range
Nevada
Folly Varden
Atesys
Wold
Alter
Magert divorce suit filed in Third District Court
Lena Ste gert files divorce from Joseph E K Magert in Third District Court alleging cruelty and a January 1, 101 allegedly restrained her with a revolver. They married October 7, 1297 and have since faced separation. The complaint lists February 8 and February 26 as assault dates and cites a statutory offense. Police later linked two robbery suspects to separate incidents and a July holdup case is referenced.
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Lena
Stegert Peeks
Joseph EK Magert
Mre. Magert
Marties
Balt
Hat Magers
Magert
First Flying Act of Counnel Charles G. Platimer
March 10 marked the inaugural flying act led by Counnel Charles G. Platimer, the newly elected commander, in a ceremony highlighting his leadership and plans for the unit.
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Tae
Counnel
Charles G. Platimer
Visite Mis Cial Stewart Accused of Faking Transport
E Stewart, once an operator at Littleham City on the Oregon Short Line, is accused of obtaining $25 and transportation from Salt Lake to Pocatello via Portland. Detective Jodes pursued him after a days-long chase across multiple towns. Stewart resigned the day before, and the message of the alleged ruse spread from his office.
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Ube
Aden
Heigham Cliz
Sherid
Joseph C. Sharp
Jones
Brigsem City
Iy AO
Schwart
Portland
Western Union
Stewart
Salt Lake
Republicag
Sasaz Wile Vivilleg
Brigham City
Ore
Litteham Chy
Oregon Short Line
Sax
Jedeph Jours
Vocitella
de Secute Jadelion
Blewart
Dr. Woods
Railroad Work Active At Springs Glen Mine
Reading from the fragment, workers for the Sto Grande Western coal company push grading for a siding at Springs Glen and drive main entry to the mine. A force will be at work to load a train, with expected readiness to ship tonnage by the 12th and a possible trainload daily output.
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Tritt
Waiek
Sto Grande
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PazO Gintment
Advertisement claims PazO Gintment cures piles and related symptoms in 6 to 14 days. It promises relief from itching and protruding piles with a guaranteed result or a refund. The copy emphasizes a quick, certain remedy and uses persuasive guarantees.
Snow Storm Wreaks Havoc Across East Coast
Snow blanketed New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania as a nor’easter moved along the coast. Atlantic City reported heavy snowfall with several feet in some areas, while Lewistown and other towns saw significant depths. Roads were slick and skiing winds intensified the storm across multiple counties.
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Philadelphla
Mares
New Jersey
Penmejlvania
Railroads to test 2 cent fare law in Nebraska
Nebraska railroads announce they will challenge the two cent passenger fare law in court. A private Chicago report says the governor signed or failed to sign the measure, triggering an emergency clause and potential suspension. Railroads argue the law is confiscatory and unconstitutional, while lawmakers and supporters claim it fair for small lines.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Midalatt
Ware
Jaya
Ubarge J. Gheldon
Olen
Campaleo
Entry List Closes for American Haven Dreeders Futurity
The fourth renewal of the American Haven Dreeders Futurity closed with 2133 nominations, the largest ever, and 1077 nominators. Entries spanned all states and Canada, reflecting wide regional interest in the event. The market totals were not specified in full within the fragment.
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Howtos
Dreeders
Canada
Unclear historical note about March event in New York
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a March date and a New York context with mentions of analysis and a ten day period. Names and exact actions are unreadable, but imply a formal review or report tied to a city or organization in March.
Fractured report claims bureau to permanent feature of creation
A damaged excerpt reports that a military bureau has allegedly moved to a permanent stage and will become a lasting feature of the nation. It mentions a new capture described as saving many, including men and women, with distant self-descruction and betel a distance for large BEDE.
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Tata
Aloceite
Ir Wag
Gary Nits
Conductors May Strike Over Arbitration Vote In St Louis
In St Louis on March 10 conductors and trustees registered their ballots on a motion to strike. The vote was kept secret and the result likely to be announced after a Chicago meeting on March 21 by the committee.
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St Louis
St. Lovie Atu Bas Francisca Raiiread
Rotrs
Ldgy
Committee representation dispute reaches railworkers demands
A fragment notes rail workers demanding representation in a committee connected with recent disagreements. Details are sparse, but the item highlights ongoing labor tension and calls for formal employee input in governance.
Transparent Beet News From The Local Ledger
A fragmented OCR item reports on a local matter with names partially legible. The text mentions Ros street Loevead and references figures tied to a 05 date period. Details are unclear but the notice appears to involve a meeting or event with community relevance.
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