Finous Murder Case With Labor Leaders On Trial
A lengthy trial proceeding in which labor leaders stand accused in a complex murder case opened with defense motions over bills of particulars. Judge Ward ruled on the lack of statute specifics, while attorneys argued for full disclosure of evidence and precise charges as prosecutors contend with conspiracy or direct murder counts.
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Finous
Ake
Jon
William
Wchardson
Haywood
Moyer
Petti Vee
Ortherd
Simpkins
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
Unclear readable fragments describe a local item with named entities not reliably identifiable. The text is damaged and lacks complete sentences, places, dates, or actions to summarize a coherent event or notice.
Carnegie Has A Plan To Secure Permanent Peace
New York May The Tribune reports Andrew Carnegie plans to pursue permanent peace in the Americas. He has tapped Diego Mendoss, former Coloro minister, to visit with authorization to pursue talks. Shepherd of Columbia will accompany Mendoss on the mission with a 3 percent salary and expenses.
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New York
New York ‘Tribune
Andrew Cataecte
Jahla Dou
F. Shepherd
Columbia Univeresty
Senor
Menor
Calp
South America
Angelo Serpico Mekex Contension to the Palica
Confession near Priraga May 6 describes Angelo Serpico Mekex admitting to a pistol shooting that killed his cousin Balvatare Serpico, whose body was found that night with two bullets. The defendant claims the shooting arose from a quarrel over a woman and domestic tensions.
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Angelo Serpico Mekex
Priraga
Angelo Serpico
Balvatare Serpico
Beepleot
Death of W. Lockhart in Park City years of service
W. Lockhart of Park City died at his sister Mrs J. Mees home after illness. He had lived in Park City most of his life and served the city as a justice of the peace for many years, passing away in January.
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Fink Cary
Lee Ksarty
Owell
Clteen
Park City
J. Mees
Hfe
Daring Terrorist Attack Shocks Nation and Leads to Arrests
A violent terrorist assault unfolds as security forces pursue suspects linked to prominent extremist factions. Officials report chaotic scenes at multiple locations, with casualties and a rapid response by emergency services. Investigations focus on network ties and future threat mitigation.
Pepeanau The Leroy and Wa 66 Eoe Tytelend
The fragmentary notice mentions Pepeanau The Leroy and Wa 66 with unclear context. Names appear as scattered readable items in a damaged OCR fragment. No clear event date or location is discernible from the legible text.
Clergy Traitor Dissension and City Debt Reported
A disorderly narrative notes distrust within a church cadre and references Hempstead, with mention of George and Floretta Whaley. It then surveys New York City per capita debts and municipal burdens, listing Chicago Philadelphia and others, comparing overall city indebtedness and noting rising municipal debt across major cities toward 1900.
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George
Jers Cooke
Floretta Whaley
Hempstead
New York
Itr
Bill Cuicador
Efiisen Oes
Chiiren
Walind Blazes
Hreadway ‘Mapasses
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United States
Chicazo
Putladelphia
Bl. Louis
Names
Antal
Boston
Ken Tork
Chicago
Thare
Miners Attorney Replies to Roosevelt Case in Court
In a state court session the defense asks for a fair trial by jury of peers. The proceedings stress the right to impartial jurors and demand due process free from prejudice. The record notes the importance of lawful procedures and the court’s obligation to ensure a fair hearing for the accused.
Fragmented French politics and protests stir unrest abroad
Fragmentary OCR text outlines turmoil in France with references to clergy, government actions, labor issues, and public demonstrations. It mentions Clemenceau era leadership, reverence for state power, and rising tensions across provinces, hinting at social strains and political upheaval.
Railroads under federal control urged in Farrar letter
The text discusses a Farrar letter to President Roosevelt arguing railroads are creatures of the United States and should be regulated by the federal government. It outlines proposed rules on organization, management, capitalization, and personnel, aiming to curb abuses and protect property while allowing state or federal enforcement. The document reflects early 20th century calls for national regulation of railroads.
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Dulee
Farrar
New Orleans
Rovervelt
Ross
Joral
Fatrar
United Bates
Stsira
Miami
Ucn
Tate
Ang
FN Jug
Long Block in Center Chicago Described as Tuberculosis Hub
A historical report details a district in central Chicago nicknamed Long Block where overcrowded lodging houses and cheap hotels foster disease. Officials note high tuberculosis cases stemming from dense urban living and poor sanitation, with a focus on the riverfront area bounded by Halated Late and Van Maren Avenues and surrounding streets.
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Chicago
Max G
Julaa Brack T. Baddier
Healey
Hrvana Yuateniar
Ludgtaz Husges
Heer
Mothers Elite Fundraising For Free Sorirue Loan Program
Ambiguous notes describe mothers supporting a loan program for parenca care, with Viana nave bens and a 19 building plan. Funds totaling $2549 are raised by a committee linked to the Children's Memorial Mosgttat to equip a hospital ward. The project aims to establish a dedicated room and improve care facilities for children.
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Viana Nave Bens
Amet
Ellnin
Cribelde Committee
Children’s Memorial Mosgttat
Bye
Shriners Welcome Delegations to Los Angeles Event
In Los Angeles May 1 a procession of Shriners from diverse temples and regions gathers for a large welcoming event. Delegations include Aleppo, Meridau, Al Kadar, Gly of Sexkto, True Algeria, and others. Members travel by special train and motorcade through the city to hotels amid public crowds.
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Jew Angeles
Cal
United Laces
Semery
al Matalhah
Los Angles
Aleppo
Meridau
Oth
al Kadar
Portland
Gre
Peapolae
True Algeria
Plc
Tearat
Fala
Deadwood
Ier Lempit
Caahas Mottana
Damentere Furs
Tample
Mtaburg
Rim Uoldfeld
Nee
Unrest in India and Political Agitation Report
Report from May 6 describes widespread unrest in India as students and educators oppose government scholarships and participate in political demonstrations. The piece mentions involvement of religious groups, colleges, and authorities reacting to agitation and ties to international movements.
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India
Water rights talk stirs charges on federal water use
Government officials expect royalties on water taken from or near federal forest reserves for manufacturing. Senator Taylor and others criticized, while Elwood Girard of the federal reclamation service outlined possible regulations. President Roosevelt and Secretary Iuchey were mentioned in relation to the policy shift.
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Gurpeeea
Hesalur Taylor
Meal
Roosevelt
Githard
Sledtm
Post Office contractor delays cited in May and Comalalet notes
Officials report contractors slow to meet delivery terms under a May contractSigned notes claim penalties may include canceling requisitions. Read across a mid 19th century tone referencing 291,000 pounds of twine and 21000 quarts of Ik, with deliveries required within the specified period.
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Washington
Tirton
Omar
DeGraw
War veteran Peat returns from Honduras voyage
San Francisco May 6 After service in the US Army John RL Peat a member of a well known football family arrived aboard the City of Pages en route to Nevada. He saw action in Honduras and Apayala where an exploding shell and a fatal shooting occurred among Nicaragua forces. details mix with reports of casualties and unrest during the conflict.
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San Francisco
Knash
Army of
Honduran
John RL Peat
Irs
Pages
Catope
Nevada
Honduras
Armiz
Apayala
Barba Vina Fort
Rteat Praia
Fred An WA
Atdy
Mills
Ley
Poe
Ten Thousand March in Protest in Idaho Action
About 19,009 participants joined a protest rally in Thuntou on May 6 opposing the state action. The crowd gathered for a large demonstration against the processing schemes tied to the copper and meat industries impacting Tale city and nearby districts.
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Idaho
Thuntou
Oryuel Tiong
Tale City
Ciaty
Babu
Black and Found Guilty in Local Robbery Case
A jury found three men guilty after a confrontation at a home where suspects demanded money. The trial, held last Saturday, involved attorneys from Calbary and related court proceedings, with verdicts announced after testimony and evidence were presented.
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Supreme Court of the United State
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