Hartridge Faces Jerome I A In Unfavorable Light
York March 23 The hearing before Justice Fite in the Supreme Court revealed that Harry Thaw may pose a mental incapacity issue. Defense and district attorney spar over admissibility of affidavits and the scope of a proposed commission to evaluate Thaw's sanity, with witnesses including Dr. Allan Matlans Hamilton and reactions from Thaw's family. The court adjourned to decide whether to appoint a commission and how to proceed with Thaw’s defense.
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Discrepancies in the Report of the Expert
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss discrepancies in an expert report concerning a shooting in Brownsville. The readable portions reference names like Mess and General Aeris ty and mention a person named Peter with enthanes, but the fragment lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to establish a fuller account. The surrounding garbled words prevent a confident reconstruction of the incident or involved parties.
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Brownsville
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Aeris
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Opt Telehal
New steamers join fleet reinforcement in Pacific waters
East Fyasetsco dispatches report that Americat-Hiswaldp Sivsseship company ordered the purchase of two steamers to reinforce the fleet in Pacific waters. The ships named Melee and Miserat were built to identical dimensions and tonnage, acquired from the Atlantic Transportation Company of West Virginia.
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East Fyasetsco
Americat-Hiswaldp Sivsseship Company
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Atlantic ‘Transportation Company
West Virginia
Oranges Trainload Shipments Hit Record Week
A river of oranges moved by train last week with shipments averaging one car every 12 minutes during peak days. The packing house reports the week as the busiest of the season with daily averages lifting totals. Across seven days 212 cars of oranges and three cars of lemons were shipped.
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Tiveretia
Congress and Contenders Rally at American Bowling Congress Meet
The American Bowling Congress delegates, led by Rettig, select Garry Homminen as president for the next term amid a broader congress and tournament. The Cincinnati delegation and local leaders express support for the new leadership and ongoing championships.
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Locts
Mars
Aller
Railroads Seek Funds in Wake of Financial Straits
In Philadelphia on March 22 federal officials debated railroading finances and repayment plans. Mr Poste urged prompt liquidity measures while Mr Pin cited equity and state aid. A tense session concluded with a judge sentencing a suspect to death, underscoring broader public finance strain.
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Wettras
Oumeile
Mr Pin
Market declines amid anxious New York trading
The market faced a broad downturn with declines across most major stocks. American Smelting rose briefly before slipping, while Canadian Pacific and Reading saw notable losses. London sources signaled continued weakness and anxiety over near term results amid overall bearish sentiment.
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Central Pacific Trains Schedule Amid California Rail Blockade
News reports rail service disruption due to landslides and floods near San Francisco and Santa Margarita. Central Pacific trains rerouted via Ogden and San Joaquin Valleys while danger of continued weather delays slows restoration. Passengers seek alternative travel by steamer as overland routes face detours and cancellations.
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Ogden
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Toos
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Sarramento
Tunnel Still Blocked and Rail Traffic Delayed
March 22 report details persistent blockage of a tunnel causing traffic disruption on the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific lines. Authorities outline plans to clear debris and reestablish routes while warning of extended delays for rail and related road traffic.
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Women Driving Cabs in Paris Spark Mixed Reactions
Paris sees women licensed as cab drivers amid public curiosity and male resistance. The police board’s stringent tests drew both praise and skepticism as several men challenged the new entrants by showing off their riding skills and speed. The novelty drew crowds as women begin competing in the cab trade, with one noted figure among the trainers guiding new entrants.
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Parle
Hreen
Scotia
Peasant Turmoil and Conflicts Spread Across Regions
Reports from Vidnna and Roumanie describe a growing peasant movement with villages burned and residents forced to flee. In Cneateni and Helgesite clashes yield hundreds dead or wounded, including fourteens peasants killed by troops. Riots flare near Fokeball as authorities face revolt and village destruction.
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Helgesite
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Salle
Pope as Godfather Plan Sparks Anglican Chapel Dream
A distorted report notes King Alfamis sought papal consent to name Prince Henry of Rattonburr godfather to a future British throne and proposed an Anglican chapel at Hat Pardes Palace for private church services, but the Pope forbade the plan, leaving the king frustrated and hoping the Pope would attend as patron.
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Alfamis
Folaw
Princee Henry
Rattonburr
Pardes Palace
Ant
Jiake
Barley shipment concerns loom at Merchants Exchange
May loss fears grip San Francisco as Merchants' Exchange discusses barley and wheat stocks in city warehouses. Officials warn about 26 050 tons of barley stored with rising prices and potential losses, noting north sheds may need demand adjustments and awaiting further details on shipments and pricing.
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Mareh
Beviang
Merchants’ Exchange
Merida
Manley Obstacle Leaves Warley Sailors at Sea Camp
A garbled note from Manley and colleagues shows a routine leave order at Warley base. The fragment mentions Pen Wogatty and a likely training or maritime context, with details only partially readable.
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Warley
Veiled Notice From March Meeting Reveals Names
A fractured OCR fragment hints at a March meeting and mentions several individuals including Marie Kral and Seb, with garbled surrounding text. The readable names appear amid a note about a local event or action and a list of participants.
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Wage Dispute Sparks Demand Across Trades
Fragmentary report shows workers threatening wage cuts of ten percent with a broader 2 percent increase. tensions rise as employers refuse arrears, leading to potential wage relief being postponed. Districts anticipate strikes unless demands are met.
Alaskan Traffic Heads Toward Pacific Coast Routes
Vancouver reports a traffic accord among the Pacific Coast Steamship Company and the White Pass Yukon Route to move shipments from Sound and Arctic Columbia ports to Yukon and Alaska points via the White Pass route. Central Pacific Railroad signs on. rumors persist of a river steamer plan if the deal falters.
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Randolph Fire Incidents Spill Through Warren House
Randolph Massachusetts reports a fire at the Warren residence early today destroying two wooden structures and damaging surrounding property. Firefighters evacuated guests with only minor injuries and the blaze caused significant smoke and heat damage to nearby buildings.
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Tafete
Engine Struck a Streetcar in Detroi Fatal Wreckage
An engine struck a streetcar near the Fourteenth street crossing in Detroit wrecking the car and killing ten, all girls, with many passengers injured. The engineer did not see the streetcar and cannot stop in time. rescuers pulled survivors from wreckage as injured were rushed to nearby hospitals. Victims include Dames Bout and Miss Charlotte Maria among the dead. conditions described as severe with multiple fractures and head injuries.
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Wiruth
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Auchlan Ceagal Melwayrala
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Bout
Delratt
Misa Charlotte Maria
Mason City
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Martin
Skeleton Recall of Murder Near Sorth Vahina
A mangled report recalls a long ago murder inquiry in Sorth Vahina. Skeletons found by workers near Belah implicate a coroner’s investigation and a claimant’s claim that the bodies belonged to a felon engaged in sheep falleg, with a bullet recovered.
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Southern Women Afraid of Negroes
A fragmented clipping notes social tension as Southern women fear Black men aboard a train and references a 14 Unieful line. The report mentions Senator Ma Ralent and various names in a garbled passage, indicating a contextual mix of race and fear in the era.
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Levees Break Show Aftermath Across Regions
Fragmented readable lines indicate levee breaches and flooding across multiple areas. Officials report damage to farms, roads, and residences with early assessments of evacuations and power outages. Local agencies coordinate sandbagging and emergency shelter plans as communities seek rapid relief and recovery.
Darton’s Get-Rich-Quick Scheme Exposed in Serial Statement
J Jess Darton once a Kansas senator and former lawyer, released from county jail, begins a six month term for contempt. He signs a public confession blaming hypocrisy and vows a serial expose on government, fraud, and alleged misdeeds in a forthcoming newspaper series from Abilene. He departs for Saint Louis en route to Atlanta and Kansas.
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United Fireles Eenator
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Kacans
Divorces Filed in Third District Court Amid Desertion Allegations
Reported divorce actions include Sut dake and Mareh 2% in the Third District Court with petitions for publication service. Cases name Ben Yourdon versus Manbel Yourdon for desertion, and Frederick Darien seeking divorce from Davien in another division with custody disputes suspected. The text notes Scottish origins, long residence in Utah, and prior employment details amid ongoing divorce proceedings.
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