Thaw case updates and lunacy commission hearings
New York March 24. Clifford FL, attorney of record for Thaw, will defend before the lunacy commission. Hartrige states Thaw may face only a public state examination. Jerome notes Thaw likely will testify if needed. private exam requested. Public and private spectators observe Thaw contact at cafes and theaters as commission prepares to evaluate mental condition.
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Thaw
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Jerutte
Manford White Treasures Seized For Sale In New York
A fragmented notice from New York indicates items from Manford White Treasures will be sold this week. Details are unreadable, but the alert mentions a sale under local authorities with unclear venue and timing.
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New York
Trig Week
New Official Enploy of Railroad Signals Public Debate
A damaged OCR item discusses a new railroad official and comments on service. It mentions a meeting or hearing, references to a president, and a suggested focus on transportation, methods, and schedules. The fragmentary text names locations and figures but lacks clear outcomes or dates.
Great Northern Wans Its Cse in State Legislature Ruling
In a March 2 decision, Ramsey County District Court injunctions on a $6 million stock increase by Great Northern were reversed by the Supreme Court. The ruling centers on whether state law can delegate legislative power to regulate capital stock and corporate actions, with Chief Justice Start noting restrictions on corporate creation and stock increases. The case discusses constitutional limits on delegating supervisory authority and the role of the legislature in determining conditions for stock increases.
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Prema Court
Wobes
Great Northern
Hallas
Ramsey County
Supreme Cart
Start
Audiibile
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United State
Hill Receives News From Supreme Court Ruling
An OCR fragment reports a March event involving the Supreme Court upholding a northern court decision. The text is garbled but mentions a ruling affecting a state or party and references committees or officials, with no clear names or dates readable.
Shops Destroyed By Fire In Town Center
Fire razed several shops in the town center on March 14 near Moy Wenigung street. Ne Moy Wenigung area sustained major damage as flames swept buildings including main storefronts. Firefighters fought the blaze through the night with water and foam to prevent spread to adjacent structures.
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Gra
Record Immigration Surge and Freight Embargo End
A New York immigration peak reports 16 033 travelers arriving on 10 ships, a likely record day with many detained onboard due to labor and inspection delays. In Tacoma officials announce the Northern Pacific freight embargo removal, clearing tracks for resumed business as backlog shipments are moved.
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Tacoma
Wash
New City Street Cars Ordered by Ogden Tapia Trenatt
Two new electrified street cars ordered by the Ogden Tapia Trenatt company arrive to boost heavy traffic capacity. Each car seats about 199 passengers and features brakes, duties, cushioned seating, and electric Hiniee. One car may be opened on Canyon Rue for interurban railway service.
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Tatary
Interartmty
Governor to Be in Ogden Urges Militia Support
Governor Cutler plans to attend a Weber Club gathering in Ogden to back the National Guard and urge businessmen and honorary guardsmen to recruit young men. The event will include state officials and discuss funding, armory status, and civic support for a stronger militia.
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Guard
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Weber @LP
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Cote
Railroad Men Vote to Prepare for Strike in the West
Calcago March 23. Leaders of labor oppose arbitration and vow to strike as railroad managers seek Erdmann arbitration. Representatives of conductors and railroad men affirm continued preparations for a walkout as union leaders meet to decide next steps and explore immediate actions. Committees discuss progress, with plans to upgrade Oregon bridges and initiate related improvements, backed by Harriman interests.
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Macrine
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Traimmeen
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Aulke
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Tulit
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Creed
Railway Coodsctere
Ald
Murrieney
Pactio
Oregon
Wgatern
Harriman
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Officials consider dispute over conductor and trains
A March meeting of state commerce commission members will review a dispute involving a conductor and train crew. Chicago officials and rail representatives will present arguments as part of the inquiry into the matter.
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Chicago
Embankment Disappears Near Linemeadl
In a startling event today the embankment along Fields street stalled transport and submerged areas near the Calon station and MIT creak. Authorities warn parts of the eighth trayg atation may be carried away as crews assess damage and evacuate nearby residents.
Automobile Races Meet Under Board Directive
New York on March 28 1 the American Motorists Association meeting discussed a three day event at the Vanderbilt racecourse. Officials indicated that attendance would be restricted until safety checks and permits were in place. The article notes uncertainty over timings and tests, with references to the Shad family and local automotive groups in Connecticut.
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New York
Board of
Alirectorn
Ateetican Miterionile
Aeciathun
Connecticut
Fragmented tale of accident and distress within a crowded city scene
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions pies, a person named Wohan, an accident, and suffering. It references Virginia, a woman in distress, and various disjointed phrases about health, punishment, and social figures. The text lacks clear events or outcomes but centers on harm and emotional impact.
Bank Failure Reported in New York
March 24. The Corbin Banking Company failed due to inability to meet maturing obligations exceeding liabilities. The firm owes over 1,000,000 and creditors are expected to be paid in full after assignment to Grover Austin? and associates. Edgell and Corbin presided, with George B. Dupert involved. the firm linked to private bankers once central to the Long Island Hotel and railway interests.
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Carla’ Nanking Company
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Corbin View
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Woo
Gravel yard work reshapes depot area path plan
A work train moved gravel in the railroad yards to prepare a new surface between the depot and nearby streets. Crews leveled material and cleared the ground extending the project toward a canal or avenue, with a later phase to plant seed and finalize the route between Tarntydourts and Tweatpalat streets.
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New Juvenile Court Advances Statewide Authority
Governor Cutler oversees a major reform creating a new juvenile court system with Allomer Ageeden Scot Nelog as the thirels age croomission, granting safe power over juvenile courts. Local court officials Patton Ola will handle cases under the new jurisdiction as dictated by legislative authority.
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Allomer Ageeden
Scot Nelog
Morgan
Judes
Railroad regulation reform urged by Harriman ally
New York March 34. H Harriman ally advised against interagency talks and urged amending the Sherman anti trust act to allow railroads to form agreements. He argued Congress should let railroads set self restrained contracts to manage traffic and avoid a full conference among carriers.
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New York
H. Harteman
Jacob J, Hebbs
Congress
Herriman
WaSATGH CAN CLUB Report of Recent Activities
Fragmentary OCR reading shows a club named WaSATGH CAN CLUB with incomplete lines about a meeting or event. Names and specifics are unreadable, offering only hints of a gathering, possible attendees, and dates without clear details or outcomes.
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