Attempted 10 Destroy New York Arrest in 1880s Fraud Case
Gabnel Gantel is detained after pleading pasting forged checks totaling 200 dollars and facing forgery charges. Police link him to a 1880s era plot to burn New York City, noting prior convictions in New York Boston Lysakovopolis Chicago and a history of crime. He is tied to a forged check charge for 334 dollars at a local department store.
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New York
Doldael Dablel
Chargya
Yn An
New
Cys Tully
Balfhread
Gue Pight
Elniee
Denunciation Attack on President Roosevelt by Willett in New York
Representative Willett assailed President Roosevelt, accusing him of imperialistic methods and un-American actions. He blamed the president for eroding public confidence, provoking panic in commerce and labor, and claimed the Republicans must defend the people's rights. He warned that unchallenged usurpation could lead to government tyranny.
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Willett
Roosevelt
Leillimata
Anton
Great
Republican Party
Hoppe Defeated Schwueter In Narrow Scholastic Match
In a tense contest at the local arena Hoppe edged Schwueter 12 11 with late scoring. The win highlighted Witfiards licen and the crowd at Tandiou af tie ten Uy enling as both players traded lead changes and crucial shots.
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Annon Saniduaky
Obie
Pho
Parsons
Suelal
Tandiou
Ual
Hoppe
Achaefer
Schwueter
Witfiards Licen
Pasted lines mix into unclear event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple names and locations without a coherent event. No clear people, organizations, dates, or places form a definable news item to summarize reliably.
Hoppe Wins in Lothevunth With Noted Scores
Hoppe defeated Sennefar with a score of 91 to 40 in the afternoon session. Brenug posted a separate score of 870 with Boppe noted in the event report.
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Hoppe
Lothevunth
Sennefar
Boppe
Dawes 18 Made A Flattering Offer
Calerga March 13 It became known that Charles Gates Dawes president of Central Trust company of the city has been offered the presidency of the reorganized Wahckeshockar Trust Company of New York The offer was said to be extremely attractive Dawes was out of the city when the report became public James Dawes cashier of the Genlin Trust company issued a statement saying Dawes declined the transfer and will remain in Chicago
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Calerga
Charles Gates’ Dawes
Central Trust Company
Thiy ‘Sity
Wahckeshockar Trust Company
New York
Hng
Pawes
Intomia
Chieugy
Tillage wholly Mexican at Magdalena
March 13 report describes a Mexican village near Magdalena under control of a Mexican government agency with exclusive meat sales to foreign ships. The torpedo destroyer Perry arrived from Magdalena and is expected to remain for repairs before proceeding, aiding the coast guard in monitoring the area.
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San Pancisco
Perry
Magdalena
Sgintmer
Real Estate Transfers and Wage Reductions Noted
Notices record transfers including George W Branwell to Wouter Brainwell Lot in Section 1 Township 6 Range Boundaries and other parcels with nominal sums. Also reported is wage reductions at Nashia Manufacturihe and Jackson companies of 9 percent, with schedule changes and associated notices.
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George W. Branwell
Wouter Brainwell
McDonald
Patton
Hot Annex
Ty Ogden
Ruthie Schopp
Neila Anders Ninison
Japanese Saved by America Ship During World War II
Fragmentary OCR text describes a World War II era event involving a Japanese saved by an American ship. It mentions a notable rescue, marshalling of troops or supplies, and references to dates and locations in a period newspaper voice. Entities and specifics are partially garbled but imply a wartime rescue involving US action against Japan.
Dreaming Man Kills Wife in Sleep
A Washington clerk, Hugh Tor Ub, allegedly killed his wife while dreaming. He claimed she woke him during the incident, then fled as authorities investigated.
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Washington, Mare
Hugh Tor Ub
Drdaenry
Fanisville
Hw Domimizulonae
Hollis
Football by a Shop Team at Tabernacle Grounds
A Saturday afternoon football game at Tabernacle grounds features the Shop team in a series of matches with teams from Salt Lake Park City and Bountiful. The event marks the return of attendance after a death in the community and includes a pregame 1 o'clock start led by Harry Patterson. General managers from railroads in Chicago visit for conferences and nationwide supervisor meetings scheduled in the near term.
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Salt Tiree
Tabernacy Growids
Ugten
Harry Patterson
Salt Lake
Park City
Bu Teka
Welly Stakss Aguiomy
Lave Boetu
Unclear OCR Text About Spokane Voting and Schedule
Fragmentary OCR indicates a Spokane area voting note with mentions of Toddle Quinn and the Fobadite. References to dates like Avril 1% and December 2 are garbled. The text mentions games ringed in Turomu Sealliy Spokane and a person He Lueay as masideul at Seagns, but details are unreadable.
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Antes Paré
Spokane
Quinn
Turomu
Sealliy
Returning Waves of Prosperity Felt in City
The city reports renewed employment as Walter and Marc Peale return to work with about 60 workers rejoining posts. Officials discuss support measures while noting large orders and plans for metal shipments totaling hundreds of millions in gold, silver, and copper, signaling a broader economic revival.
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Walter
Marc Peale
Nbr
Philadelphia
P&p
Wilver
Conper
Secret League of Men Plans Conventions Across Cities
A secret organization named the League of Men seeks to recruit members via lodges and oath-bound chapters. Headquarters are in Chicago with subheads in New York, Atlanta, Louisville, St Louis, Seattle and San Francisco. The body aims to hold a convention in June or July to nominate state and national officers, and its platform endorses prohibition and political influence in the presidential campaign.
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Chicago
Leumne
Rendinese
League
Gctobgr. x
Genurad
New, York
Atempta
Louisville
Ity
St. Santa
Jaouver
Nintew Bfis
Jocni
Ute Ueubermbip
Mlinolt Tenue
Statn
Seattle Boycott Sparks Asian Relocation Debate
A Seattle protest movement targets Japanese business and residents amid anti Asian sentiment. Reported chants, banners, and tense confrontations mark the public display as community leaders urge calm and orderly conduct while authorities monitor demonstrations and potential clashes.
Any Gil Can Be A Wife In Panama
A fragmented report notes that women in Panama hope for marriage amid government actions and a migrant labor trend. It mentions men leaving for the way down with comfortable quarters and ample provisions while wages and relocation logistics create tension. The piece reflects social skepticism about marriage as a remedy.
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Gil
Panama
Aura
Roswell
Tankimany
Franspri
Postage Stamps From Slot Machines Insight
A 19th century notice discusses postage stamps dispensed by slot machines. It explains stamps of various denominations will be produced when a drop is made, and notes that machines may be installed by the subway to sell tickets. It mentions weight and durability factors and the role of a committee of postal employees in operating the system.
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New York
Threats Reach Government Official in Denver Case
A garbled missive threatens Gov Buchtiel and an unnamed professor in Denver. The letter demands actions within a stated deadline or else the city will face destruction and precaucionary measures. Police and officials consider the threat credible and monitor the situation for safety.
Young graduates warned at American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Thirty five graduates from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts heard a stern warning from Win N. Grime about their future careers and responsibilities in the theater. The talk, delivered at the Empire theatre, touched on stage discipline, auditions, and the path to success amid a challenging industry.
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New York
American Academy At Dramatic Arts
Win N. Grime
Tie Weter
Belasco Wistal
World Market Closing Quotations Mixed Across Regions
A survey of global market closings shows varied results with notable movements in copper, steel, and grain futures. Key exchanges including New York, Chicago, and London display shifts in prices for commodities such as sugar, coffee, wool, and livestock, alongside transport and utility stocks showing mixed gains and declines.
Damaged court record on bees and brand protection case
Fragmented text reports a court hearing about bee support branding and damage claims. It notes the defense filing an answer and mentions delays, a possible opening of proceedings, and references to parties, dates, and names that remain unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Suymande Onawer
Soomse
paleAt
Uae
Refort to Remove Mayor M'Clellan
Fragmentary OCR notes allege efforts to remove Mayor M Clellan involving unnamed officials and a commission process. The text is garbled with many misread names and places, offering no clear dates or outcomes.
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M'Clellan
Autopsy Reveals Defense Plans in Anarchist Case
Fragmented report describes defense strategies pending trial, detailing lawyers Harvan and Bektaen involvement and autopsy findings in the death of a youth linked to the Anarchist investigation. The examination occurred at an offsite facility with city and county officials present, while the motive and connections to alleged leaders remain under scrutiny.
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Anya
Lazarus
Verough
Hana Feou
Tie Potter
Joan Maynard Hayton
Harald Fe Clair Tekes
Jadwig’ Bektaen
Theo Ritah
Kama “Wil
Marchias
Vkver
Oise
Tie Potter's
Elty
Odelile
Wig Pollos
Grant Walintenesa
John Brown's Wagon Destroyed by Fire in March
Local report notes a wagon once left by John Brown forty eight years ago was destroyed by fire yesterday. The incident occurred in Lowed City and involved the earlier promoter Hobert Faire, a newspaper man from Lowe Dilys.
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John Brown
New Genius Along Canal At Awhelington
Fragmented OCR text describes a colonial census style passage about population composition, languages, residence and labor in Awhelington area. Mentions Pan ama Canal zone, races, barracks housing and labor groups in quartering and economy.
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Awhelington
Panama Cata
P'Elens
Mahe
Inryet Wady
Luhororn
Dleiriot
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Renee Bangrenenin
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Ely
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Korea
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Tall Union Paeific
Yulon Pacific
Waban
Wiscorisin
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Maundry
American Sivelting
Td Byooldyn Tapld
Colursite Fuel
Jan International Paper
National Biscuil National ‘Lead
Pacific Mall
People's Gas
Proreed Steel
Pullman Palace
Innitet States Binet
Uaited
States Steel
Western Uniion Swees
Interborough
Intarborodghlel
Pid Mackay 2
Mackay
Chigage
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Toran
Markova
Fenders
Hoge—Rocalnta
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