Senator Platt Testifies In Wood Dating Case
New York May 1 Senator Thomas C Platt took the stand to defend his conduct in a sensational legal case involving Mae Wood. He denied marrying Wood or promising marriage and said he paid Wood 10000 but only to secure letters she claimed to possess. Witnesses described a crowded courtroom and a tense atmosphere as the senator faced questions about various letters and his rumored relationship with Wood.
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Platt
Mae Wood
New York
Meg
Thomas
Matt
Mun C. Worl
Ounufa
Pall
Nttomiani
Abel
Alma
Mike Wood
Sting Woolf
Mat Ho
Avenume
Alty
Hud
Noer
Algo
Ouplans
Seator
Trutt
May C. Weod
Opis Womar
Hwo
Yeebla
Walker
Idison
Wesenator
Buthting
Alamian
Mus Wood
J. Martin Midler
Lee
Howort
Wynne
Fone
London
Lesh
Milas
Wood
Yuri
Gay Patton
Amy
Croil
Stonehield
Chiell
Stanehfeld
Connton
Mr. Letighter
York
Lefarhlar
Horn
Piatt
Pielt
Fractured painting used as tablecloth in odd event
Fragmented transcript shows a painting misused as a table cover, with scattered phrases about buyers, dates, and names like Charles, Mattermet, and Berry, plus mentions of September and a generic sale. The legible parts hint at a chaotic scene or auction context without clear narrative.
Senator Rayner Predicts A Tragedy In Arizona Inquiry
Maryland Senator Hays requests President appoint a court of inquiry to investigate charges against Col. Stewart of the coast artillery stationed at Fort Guam Arizona. The senator criticizes war department delays and congressional indecision while noting Stewart’s high altitude assignment and isolation as factors in the case.
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War Department
Congress
Committee On Military
Stayner
Senate
Casa
Stewart
Arizona
Staimer
Sala
Dlusattac
Erranacm
Reyergn
Anice
Aisky
Whenney
Howe
Wuensetion
Poe Jing
Prophetic overtones in trial rhetoric spark public tension
The text presents a fragmented, archaic argument condemning a judge’s ruling and predicting political repercussions. It rails against perceived tyranny, arguing the president punishes officers, and foresees public opinion rising to demand accountability, while stressing a natural right to hear and be heard.
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Varsiament Co
Moved
Moydy
Ila Land
Mar
Wiley Ward
Special Session in Oklahoma Calls for Extra Legislation
Reading of telegrams and rumors describe a plan for a special session in Ruthrie Oklahoma with Governor Haskell expected to call for an extra session immediately after adjournment of the current gathering. The extra session would last about thirty days with strong indications of urging the June 4th date and possible urgent measures to be addressed.
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Ruthrie
Okla
Haskell
James J Till In Favor Of The Governors Convention
New York May 20 report on the governors convention with James J Hill as guest. Roosevelt invited to address the gathering in Washington. Discussion centers on establishing a periodic national conference to strengthen governance and national policy with emphasis on unity and leadership.
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James J, Till
New York
Governure
James J. Hill
Creat Rorthern Railway
Hey Specia
Roosevelt
Washington
Hong Amd Peoniee Yanera
Hite Cain
Chiawa
Explosion damages New York office building. several injured
In New York on May 20 a blast at a residence on East Dioyenthtreet tore through a lower floor, injuring four people including Tony Lumburra. The explosion occurred during breakfast, destroying doors and windows and shaking glass from upper floors as occupants fled. Doctors reported multiple injuries but no fatalities.
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New York
Talia Phyahiha
East
Wem
Nowse
Nore
Tony Lumburra
Tality Anders
Attillo Gaccini
SPEER 18 ELECTED DIAYOR OF DENVER
Denver May 24 The 18th Speer faction of the local Democracy and Business Men's League claims reelection of mayor Speer by a large margin over Republican Horace Phelps. Phelps was backed by United States Senator Thomas Patterson and his Democratic faction. Result tied to rest of ticket as Republicans won several other offices and the anti-Democratic faction carried five of eight wards where local race was contested.
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Denver
Ratord W. Boeur
Business Men's League
Yng
Anayor
Horace Phelps
Phelps
Taviuey
United States
Tholmas
Patterson
Quilter
Aplon
Bryan convention update in South Garglina realm
A fragmented report notes a May convention in the Bryan district with mentions of democratic state delegates and instructions to join the national convention. References to Tillman and local political shifts appear amid garbled place names and stray terms.
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Galurbia
Motvatoil
Bryan
Twenty-One Injured in Chicago Charity Event Stampede
Chicago May 20 Twenty-one persons were injured, many seriously, when a crowd surged during a charity performance at Gale Park Avenue and Thirty-third Street. Officials blamed a failure of crowd control for the rush that sent spectators fleeing.
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Chicago
Hamuiela
Oferta
Gale Park Ave
Auillane
Annual contention at National Ac wagonHop meeting
The document records a contested annual conference concerning railway service agreements and adoption proposals. Delegates from Cleveland, Tennessee debate proposed rate increases and the sufficiency of current methods for county and produce shipments. The officers listed include Provident-e H. Stevenson Newsville, and A. Fetter Clainwall as vice provident, with A Oh Fhompavn as secretary and treasurer.
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Car
Barvica
Manupara
Main
Glevnland
Wiiluh
Hu County
Provident
E. H. Stevenson
Nuwsville
Tenn
Vico Provident
A. Fetter
Clainwall
Secretity Fund
Oh Fhompavn
Sernutes
RICOH REVENUE 2 FROM CHINEYE RICOH REVENUE 2
Revenue figures discuss taxes and payments related to Chinese immigration in Canada. The text references a poll tax on Chinese entrants, federal revenue allocations, and allocations to Dalintom and British Columbia, with unclear figures and phrasing.
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Vwietori
Ottarei
Beltish
Mysterious Ship With Japanese Aboard Arrives at Seaport
Reports say a vessel with a Japanese crew docked at a small seaport after a delayed arrival. An immigration officer will question the ship's captain to verify papers amid fears of unlawful landing and a possible breach of immigration rules.
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Los Angelie
Gul
Gaylota
Darhira
Gayiati
Fide City
Questibo
Ahin
Azmuine
Returned to Jail After Thirteen Years
Seattle May 20 Frante Wurl jailed after a thirteen year absence. He was sentenced for a violent crime involving two women and a pool hall game. His photo appeared in the rogues gallery. Two accomplices were convicted but escaped. all were reportedly guarded.
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Seattle
Wash
Frante Wurl
Npenar
Ayer
Valle
Rogues
Ali Anit
Harriman 13 to Build in Oregon
Fortland Oregon May 20 The Watrl ama ayeton with this season ich a hilt and front Lakeview goat to Oro shite Nin a distance of fiifean Miles Anendol articles at incorporation at Oregon Hutte Tabway company with We Are at Salem today bi whtefy hes Incnnion. of the company to aonsty nod vis Haves with Bevel fart. The malaerad yt Wilt be a brane of Ly Oregon Busters and wil pum Ina sonthonty atroetlin tran fuukoe Hiew waist at Gound lake to the Cite turn.
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Fortland, Ore
Lakeview
Oregon Hutte Tabway Company
Salem
Aonsty Nod Vis
Oregon Busters
NEW CANADIAN TREATY Aims at Harmonized Fisheries and Mining Rules
A reported draft treaty between Canada and the United States seeks uniform rules for protection and propagation of fish and the waters. It outlines jurisdiction and enforcement measures while addressing joint actions against illegal activities and safeguarding shared resources.
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Amora
Lanier
Canada
Drowning Near Cunvandou Ark After Boat Explosion
A salvage report from Memphis details a party traveling by launch on the White River near Cunvandou Arkansas who perished when the boat tank exploded. Nine party members were saved as survivors clung to river banks after the blast injuries and wreck. The vessel, a 70 foot gasoline launch, carried a party planned for a short river trip and was owned by Woeikh Ae Farfer. The incident left several missing and prompted search efforts along the river.
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Memphis
Torn
Plaidure
White River
Cunvandou
Ark
Thyy Wure
Lan Winfield
Claridon
Claridon, Ath; Mex Alain Pette, of Covington, ‘Mira, Mattie Counts
Clarendon
Bessie Palmer
Dansis Oy
Misa Alma Durton
Hebeda
Joseph McManus
Clar. Andon
Drg
A. I. Honnton
Clarandon
Cinénden
Potty
Carenion
Rites
Hero Beetune
Min
Woikh Ae Farfer
Idk
Parky
Lake Exnasse
Prize Fight Promoter Waking in London Plans
Waking Col May 20 Billy Neat left Oakland for Denver yesterday with $860, entrusting Clo Pinto, a noted sporting man, to act as guarantor for the heavy weight world championship fight between Jack Johnson and Tommy Byrne. Neal was requested by Byrne to serve as assistant and collector of guaranties money for the promoters.
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Billy Neateft Onkland
Denver
Syntfonte
Clo Pinto
Labelly
Jack Johnson
Tommy Byrne
Golfield West
London
Neal
Tommy Urns
Colonet
Tho
Golden Key For Sperry Aims At Seettle Victory
Sperry commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet is described in a halting note covering a date in December. The text mentions a reception in Seattle and a city event with teams and a champion nine, but the wording is garbled and several phrases are unclear.
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Kuy Winde
Alnakx
Klondike
Sperry
Atlantic
Aniskei Youterty Atleravun
Uw Feol
Strange clicking heard in basement wires across states
A garbled early telegraph story recounts a curious basement sound linked to wireless interests. It mentions Professor Whitt, a wireless station, and a mystery device heard from radios in Saint Crna and nearby towns, with scattered names and places in a fragmented transmission.
Closing: Quotions of World's Markets Across Topics
Market activity shows a brisk rally with gains in steel and mining shares while tensions in commodity prices persist. Amalgamated Copper and American Smelting lead the list amid mixed orders and renewed nervousness in the broader market.
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Atocka
Eortie
Lisnas
St Pan
Central
Norfolk
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