Taft Tributes North and South Soldiers at Petersburg
Melerlere Virginia May 19 President Taft paid equal tribute to the soldiers of the North and South at the dedication of a bronze statue at Fort Blabone on the Petersburg front. He praised Pennsylvania forces, lamented the Civil War, and noted memorials to Pennsylvanians, Virginians, and other veterans. The ceremony included remarks by Major Isaac J. Brown and Governor Swattos, with Taft in attendance at Petersburg.
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Hartranft
Pennsylvania
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Preetty
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Fort Blabone
Tartrantt
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Virginie
Desnsylvania
Virginia
Dremanie
Rant
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Hoty Oldea
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Holt
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Vicesola
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Garsta
Defends Joseph Smith in beet sugar tariff debate
Washington May 19. A claim by Joseph F. Smith head of the Morean church is labeled untrue by Senator Clay in the Senate. Clay says Att Sealih, president of beet sugar factories, earns a high salary and favors factories over growers, while Scott denies the latest statement. The discourse touches tariff votes and the power of the Senate committee to secure agreement on the tariff bill.
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Washington
Joseph F. Smiith
Morean Church
Devia Tin
Senator Clay
Senate
Mia
Smont
Renteb
Clay
Att
Sealih
Wash
Scot
Sposer
New Industry For Utah Emerges Amid Growth Pressure
The town outlines a push to broaden its economy with a meat canning plant under construction and plans for a cement facility. An experimental marble process, tied to cement, is being explored by local industries while workers from nearby Oklahoma settle in the county to support the venture. Authorities and promoters highlight potential job gains and industrial diversification despite uncertain outcomes.
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Bickel
Oklahoma
Mey
M. Tlekel Wit
Mor
Mitsy
Glekel
Stalin Olan
Oma
Seyler
Dirthplace Deans Marks of Capitalists Licerslity
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Miew
Probate Petition Hits Hendrickson Estate Case
May 17 district court docketed a probate petition for the will of the late W. T. Hendricka of Mermond. The estate, valued around $20,000, faces executors J. W. Tl As and A. Hendricks while legal actions include a Quo Warranto challenge over Hendrickson’s claim to control the Laurin Amusement Company.
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Toran
W. T. Hendricka
Mermond
District Court
Hendick von
Thatcher, Jr
Frendticknem
Franhe Ofire
Loran Amusement Company
Hendrickson
Hin
Atock
Thatcher
Keller Plans Underground Tomb Beneath Lawn in Los Angeles
Wealthy Globe miner and broker Ponts F Kellner seeks city permission to place an embalmed body in a sarcophagus beneath a lawn tomb on Mark Boulevard Coeur d Alene site. Kellner, age 66, sponsor of a monument in porphyry, says he will fund a mausoleum for himself and family, with four children. Local trustees of Orange Park suburb approve prospect.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Pennls
T. Reat
Mita Luxurtone
Mark Boulevard
Coeur d'Airne
Erie
Himself
Wilc
Orenark
Auburb
Ponts F. Kellner
Globe
Ariz
Keller
Lobe Dank d& Saringe Company
Leo
Kellner
Agi
Erection Heath
Kellnesa
Lincoln Park May I Lincoln Park Inquiry
A fragmented account from Lincoln Park describes a couple's request and a local inquiry. The text mentions travel, comfort needs, and a consular or city process, with references to a residence and possible remittance or mailing details.
Advertising ethics and a Tacoma water carnival plan
The article quotes Pettit on advertising truth and legitimacy, criticizing misleading ads. It then reports Tacoma Washington’s Water carnival day next Tuesday with Japanese and American ships, yacht club plans, aquatic exhibitions, and boat races among navies and local crews.
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Tacoma
Wash
Cruelly Beaten by Men Near Ashbury Park Missionary Testimony
New York May 12 Mitch Emmet Trotter a missionary for the For fore Crittenton Circle at Ashbury Park recounted today her harrowing experiences after being abducted by three men who beat and threatened her. She escaped with injuries and described the assault as she sought help at the Hor corn Cetteoton imfetoh. Trotter’s account mentions another abduction linked to Charlotte Graves and the Florenza Crittenton Circle. The report notes she identified her captors and that one man embraced her while another poured a liquid down her throat. She reported the events while in distress and prayed for release, leading to a later escape.
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New York
Mitch Emmet Trotter
Crittenton Circle
Ashbury Park
Miss Trotter
Arhbury Park
Amas
Ashbury
Charlotte
Graves
Florenza Crittenton Circle
Cataklite
Ay Moz
Mex Trotter
Children Gail Across Ocean To Father In New York
May 12 report details the largest consignment of young children sent in the country from Mitmigs cn with a chaperone to be claimed in New York by their father Frank Werzog. Five children aged five to seven were sent aboard the Princesa Abie tron, with the mother and another guardian, as a long journey unfolds. The voyage is linked to an adoption or guardianship arrangement, with the children under a formal escort and expected ten weeks to complete the process. The irregular transcription cites unclear origins and names but centers on the dramatic relocation of a brood to reunite with a father in America.
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New York
Chikinn
Mitmigs Cn
Emia Selantinfar
Metre
Frank Werzog
Rooki Sa
Princesa Abie Tron
Venice
Wan With Broken Dack 45 Completely Cured
New York May 10 Stephen Maven suqar bark broke on Spirit 1, hospital says alive. Police report says a man attacked, court records indicate divorce case filed in California.
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New York
Stephen Maven
Skuar
Atau Troma Peattohl
Plalna Hospital
Railroads Seek Stay Against Western Union Rate Change
A petition filed in the United States district court in Chicago seeks a restraining order to block a federal order lowering class rates for shipments from Chicago and St. Louis to Denver. The suit claims new rates will shift 25 cents per hundred to Chicago shippers and 22 cents to St. Louis shippers, with total impact around 1,000,000 dollars. Railroads argue the Missouri River and Mississippi River commerce relies on current rates and the change disrupts regional trade.
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Chicago
Sey
United States
Kiggan Omer
Ig Comiaeren Commission
Merebaailler
Loula
Ienver
Tharalombe
Rive Chicago
Smiserarl
Captain Hains Leaves for Bing Zing Prison
New York May 18 Captain Peter C Malaw Je who was sentenced yesterday for manslaughter of kine Willan 22 Annia left the Quedis county jail today for Sink Bing prison to begin a term of eight to fifteen years. An appeal by the captain's behalf would be taken to the higher court in the regular way. He showed no emotion as he left the jail walking beside the sheriff in a subdued manner and spoke only briefly to minor staff. No relatives were at the jail when he departed.
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New York
Peter C Malaw
Annia
Quedis County
Halhe
M Kerret
Ile
Grant Capital
Jall
Won Amateur and Professional Foursome at Scarsdale Meet
In an east coast golf championship event at Scarsdale, Genrea T. Brockaw and OE Uf Barker of New York won both the amateur and professional foursome. They triumphed by one stroke with a team score of 71, led by Oswald Kirn of Anisbeur and John Tiobeng of Meth.
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Anatale
N.Y
T. Brockaw
Uf Barker
Aflrden City
Scarsdale
Drochan
Barker
Princeton
Marker
Turong Proferelinel
Oswald Kirn
Anisbeur
John Tiobeng
Meth
Smnelewood
Tan Wlairtn Rae Pert A
Will De Pitt Against British Champion Fight Promised
May 8 report notes amateur poll champion Will De Pitted of the United States slated to face British champion in a forthcoming match. The piece outlines the field for the event, naming Travers and Stegeheog among participants, with racing and stamina under discussion as the tournament proceeds today.
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Hfabure
Serant Dh Trayere
Ai Andrews
Todd
Eli
Stegeheog
Cologne Cathedral Grumbling and Unclear Authorities Report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cologne Cathedral and authorities. The readable parts are garbled with names and phrases like Folanm Mavds and Healy. No clear event, date, or outcome can be established from the readable material.
Death of H. H. Rogers Marks End of a Western Oil Pioneer
New York May 19 H H Rogers standard oil capital figure dies at 7 pm after a stroke at his residence 2 Gaston Avenue. He had led the Standard Oil group, built rail ventures including the Atlantic and Virginia railways, and shaped many major industries. He leaves a vast estate and a long record as a premier financier and director.
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New York
Rogers
Magers
Bir
Hopere
Hong
Telsetop
Aafegu
Dix Prigrertlen
Atrat
Virginia
Weat
Virginis
Dorp
Mire Roxere
Hia Tou
Wall Street
Hagera
Standard Company
Rtamlord Oil Company
Aparft
Amst
Ramated Capper Company
Alan
Archhron
Tepeha
Ranta Fe
Chicar
Mitwackey & St. Parl
Arlow , Baeite Saneiel
Clemens
Mark Tala
Rox
Grail Central Ntation Te Say
Acer Borie
Connecticut
Clara B. Clemens
Warn Qwervaral
Kewets
Tingere
Flags Ame at Hale Mast in Morfolk
Fragmented OCR text describes flags at Hale Mast in Morfolk and mentions Norfolk Virginia with scattered names and phrases. The readable material references deaths, heirs, trees, fees, and land notes amid unclear context. This item appears as a damaged local notice or brief.
Fockcfeller Surprised By Weird Death Rumor
A scrambled, unreliable OCR fragment hints at an event involving Fockcfeller and a mysterious death rumor. The text is garbled with many indecipherable sequences and names, making it difficult to extract a clear chronology or verifiable facts. No verifiable entities or dates emerge from readable portions.
Driver's Heroic Act in Streetcar Accident
A streetcar collision ends with engine No. 2 overturning. Wenderlich is severely injured while several others are trapped. The driver, strapped to a seat, narrowly escapes death as the heavy engine teeters and is moved away after Captain J. J. Mittebetl and others act to reroute and stabilize the apparatus amid repeated warnings.
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Te Porengeis
Wemberliet
Wenderlich
Wall
J. J. Mittebetl
Hn Wah
Wee Gerlich
Ken Caltman
Nominations Made by the President Reported
President Taft announces several nominations including Witham Wandbarn for a civil service post and Walter F. Clarke for a Washington post. Other nominees include Shilloctor of Castors for Montana and John O Tale of Montana. A special nomination validation is noted at the White House with the Senate expected to act on these selections.
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Werhlerton
Taffolly
Witham
Wandbarn
James T
Tilt
Taft
Tolar
Wackburn Fs & Restarolew
York
Walter FH
Walter E Clarke
Washington
New York
Cpvernor
Matha
Ernie Mucgatt
Tessentl
SF Arkalan Tor Sear Hag Beer
Able Post
Perechtent
Fothewine
Mumtana
Maho
John 0
Tale
Montana
Verimting Clarkes
Macha
Jorince
Eerie
Great Northern train robbery report at Spokane area
Spokane March report notes a Great Northern train robbery in the region with several suspects believed involved. Authorities describe feeble evidence and ongoing inquiries. trains halted briefly while investigators secure the scene.
Land Frailin Case Procccongs Suspended
Fragmented OCR text notes suspending procccongs in land frailin cases. Includes garbled names and scattered phrases about proceedings, tests, and dates lacking clear details or context.
Renate Confirms Western Empire Appointments
In Washington today Renate announced several appointments in the western regions. George Concert United States District Judge for the western district of Warbloxton and Edward Cush mid were named. Edward Ut, Dea and Ernest W. Leels were named associates of the Arizona Supreme Court. Lieutenant Commander Tulch f Cone was named head of the engineering at the Department of the Army.
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Washington
George
United States
Warbloxton
Edwrant
District of Alaska
Edgward
Comminder F Tulch
Cone
de Ehler
Bettoy of
Noted Tenga to Receive an Immense Salary in Vienna Opere
Park May W Len Stok notes a renowned tenor at Vienna opera who will appear next season in New York. It is understood he will receive a high compensation with a contract guaranteeing substantial earnings. Storak, aged thirty four, rose from the chorus to stardom through talent and perseverance.
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Park
May W
Len Stok
Vienna
New ‘York
Seama
Will
Enrico Car Topo
Storak
Ehurua
Auto strikes fatally injure workman on Maluma Lafitte track
An American receiver Therze C. Thorpe, driving to the Maluma Lafitte track, collided with a workman and officials. The driver swerved to avoid teams, causing a collision that left the worker with severe injuries likely to prove fatal.
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Thame
Closing Quotations Of World Markets Reported Falls
May 12 New York reports of the death of key figures hit global markets as Amalgamated Copper opened lower by 3 4. Copper prices and related shares slid before the open. Gold and silver matched declines with oils and livestock sectors showing mixed results. Chicago and St Louis market notes indicate cattle and wheat movements with prices down across several commodities.
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New York
Hia Pews
Gadalee
Orne Crwtie
IGS
Agate Nity
Alvan Prares
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