Shocking Murder Case in Elmhurst Grips Community
A brutal murder near Elmhurst shocks the town as Amelia Courlotte Braelat is found slain. Investigators detail a laborer’s alleged role and a possible crime scene along a farm path, with witnesses noting drinking and precrime movements. Police say the suspect admitted involvement. investigators continue piecing together motive and accomplices.
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Aler
Amelia Courlotte Braelat
Fenuttiay
Elm
Manhatian
Cid
Muek Staffeldt
Corpee
Flond
Affries Declines in Tonopah Promoter Meet Bid
A garbled Tonopah May report shows James J. Jeffries, retired heavyweight champion, declining to attend a championship match plan with promoters in Tonopah. The text, riddled with errors, references meetings, expenses, a potential June 29 date, and a chaotic exchange about bookmakers and travel costs, with no clear outcome or confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmnopab
New
Ceaelesten
James J. Jeffries
Uhr
Mike fhirch-Marvin
Mart-Tull- Sqaiere Tech
Jerse
Slater J
Jefir
Jhoceon & Brown
Ray
Frieco
Hack Curley
Tonopah
James J
Jett Nee
Home Rule for Ireland Conventio n Prods Political Shift
Fragmented OCR text suggests a meeting of political factions in Ireland with leaders from the Nationalists and Home Rule advocates. Mentions parliamentary alignment, the Labor influence, and electoral preparations. Names and places are unclear due to corruption.
Strange Distaste Among Sheep in Mysterious Note
A garbled text segment references sheep and peculiar phrases, yielding a fragmentary report on odd behavior or folklore. The unreadable lines hint at local superstition or cryptic notes, with no clear names, dates, or places recoverable from the readable portion.
Unclear cryptic notice on veterinary issue travels to Utah
The fragment mentions the Federal Boren Anieral Industry and Dr HJ Freverice a professor of veterinary science, traveling from Logan to Boda Springs for investigation. The text notes concern over a harep and a disturbing outbreak alarming people in the southern Utah area.
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Boren Anieral
HJ. Freverice
Logan
Boda Springs
Tabras
Southerm
Utah
Telegraph for Rixey In Canton Urges Urgent Action
A telegraph from Professor Worteman of Canton reports that Mr. McRibley is in critical condition and requests Mr. Day to come at once. General Nisey, noted for helping McKinley during his presidency, is asked to time in Canton. The attorney general departs at 7:48 this evening, earliest train for Canton.
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Pr. Worteman
Canton
Ure
McRibley
Judge Gray Resigns From Mutual Life Bond
Judge George Gray announced resignation from the Mutual Life bond on May 23. He cites no reason for leaving and will attend duties in the United States while continuing work for the insurance company.
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Wilest Aguin
Del
George Gray
Iain Soadlilty
Diamond dealer a clever rogue in New York jewel theft case
A New York diamond dealer, J. Edward Boeck, is linked to a complex case involving valuable gems. Investigators note that Boeck secured jewels on memoranda and may have exploited wealthy clients. The investigation follows a grand jury inquiry into the scheme and its players across several states.
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New York
Ancen
Firea
Lave Dietrigt
Viking
J. Edward Boeck
Diamond Desler
Acrozoltog
Ryde
Meckie Nut
Dreadway
Eplemsia
Hotnk
Mirna
Bim
Baye
Allen
Tom
Asdhat
Cape
Tok
F & bin
Dandaone Ban
Aone
Résaon
Ue Ix -Marriel
Tamaqua
Ben Focck
Far East
Sours
Stanghel
St. Louis
the Lin
China
United States
Jewelrs
Luplnees Kod Wes BA Fuecesetuh
Pation
Morgan
Clark
Pailatelysia
Roosevelt Angers Critics With Animal Welfare Attack
Rev. Dr. William J. Long of Blanford Conn defends Long is quoted condemning President Roosevelt over animal life. Roosevelt criticizes Long for alleged sensationalism and propels a public dispute about wildlife education in schools. Long, a retired Congregational clergyman and author, is profiled with works like Beasts of the Field and Warn of Wood Folk.
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New York
Hocerrell
Roowridge
Wilfim J. Lone
Blamford, Conn
Baring
Roosevelt
Roorevelt
June Maraslor
Wis
Wieressing Prins
Willem J. Long
Long
Tte
Raph
Salt Lake Crime Recall Ties to Medical Figures and Corruption
A Salt Lake City report details an exhaustive probe into charges of protection money tied to political figures and police. The investigation spans Dr Hage, Dr Marenow and others, with indictments and questions about past bush operations, while authorities warn against deceptive ads seeking patients.
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Cuscapo
Dactan
Ratbus Parte
Teande
Copal Cargirad
Hagenow
Tole Maddison
Salt Lake City
Hr Hagecow
Marenow
Teevlar
Treeotty
Dr. Hereocs
New Congressmen Named Amid Confusing, Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR report mentions Jearenforth Wan May 2 and Anthony Republican tied to election and duties at Leavenworth affair. Confusing names and dates appear, with references to Charion Cutts and Benrog, plus editor Daniel Fe Anthons, tracing Kanwas and Lt Col Anthony.
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Anthony
Benrog
Daniel Fe Anthons
Leavenworth Tins
Raneas Rentes
Charles Treat Speech and Bank Crisis Debate in Kansas
The article reports Charles Treat speaking amid a contentious dispute over bank regulation and financial policy. It notes Treat’s defense of banking reform, his insistence on lawful action, and opposition to alternative legal approaches during a heated adjournment.
Fragmented OCR talk on campaign and politics
The readable text fragment references political figures and a campaign. It mentions Speaker Cannon, a Mag speaker, and voices concerned with saving Wis attention. Mentions Geetat, Lavon, Mee Camp, Henry, and the Republican party. Lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes due to garbled OCR.
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Werkheten
Gary Wen
Henry
Poperesa
Murder at Taapias Court Shocks Town
A chaotic fragment reports a murder involving Mae St Waltoe and a figure named Thatage Neil g, with scattered references to a plot against a czar and events dated May 23. The garbled text mentions a tragedy near Taapias and a suspect named Probert, implying a deadly act and ensuing investigation.
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Mae
Waltoe
Wykar Cibedu
Thatage
Neil G
Taapias
Bey Bay
Trary Promises Renewal Amid Mutual Life Committee
Trary announced intent to challenge the Mutual Life directorate at a meeting with the Mutual Life committee. He notes the administration ticket carried recently elected figures, though some actions occurred without his knowledge or consent. He questions the contest involving the international committee and stresses the need for fair renewal amid the turmoil.
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Trary
Motuad Life
International Committee
Tan
Murphy and Summers Fight Draws Notable at National Club
Tommy Murphy of New York and Jobo Summers of England battled at the National Athletic Club, delivering a terse contest. Summers debuted in the U.S. and sent Murphy to the canvas with a solid right in the opening round, while Murphy rallied, trading strong blows as the bout progressed and nearly flipped with Summers gaining late control before a final stalemate.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Murphy
New York
Jobo Summera
England
Foustt
Nemed
Bammers
Murphy
Mrs McKinley Not Expected to Recover After Stroke
Canton Ohio May 22 Mrs McKinley suffered a stroke and the attending physician said there is no hope of recovery. A conference of physicians was called to determine what treatment might be resorted to in the effort to save her.
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Canton
Ohio
McKineley
Maratrais
Porteman
Hizey
Wallington
Alxey
dtcKlalty
Mra
McKinley Dutie
Tria
McKinley
Woman in Blue Attracts Attention During Oyster Bay Community Event
May 23 report from Washlepton notes Dr Tratelin FR Can ely attracts attention at the Provident event in Oyster Day, where Tate custody was extended after detention at the house of detention pending a claim. The piece includes reference to a 40 year old individual and a city detainment facing ongoing proceedings.
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Washlepton
Dre. Tratelin
Can Ely
Provident
Oyster Day
Fsat
Wammer
Gee Tee
Tate
Lively Day in Police Court Leads to Arrests
A chaotic police court session saw several men arraigned for breaking into a car and related charges. Witnesses described thefts tied to a larger spree, with defendants identified as Murph, Repl, and others. The judge remanded several to await further hearings as authorities pursue additional evidence and possible names.
Cortelyni Talks on Postoffice Reform
In New York on May 13 five hundred New York postal officials attended a dinner honoring W George St Cortelyni former postmaster general. Speakers included Charles Emory Smith and James T MacCleary. The address recalled past efforts to advance postal service merit, debated postmasters’ removal from Civil Service, and stressed reforms to ensure efficiency loyalty and public interest.
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New York
George St. Cortelyni
the Treasury
Charles Emory Smith
Aticanter Aroeral
James T. MacCleary
Gurtelyonrald
Toas
Vecord
Washlarion
Eredd
Ebm
Jena
Thia
Iif
Aluy
Atlanta
Benet
Bennett
Reforms Heralded as Path to Public Service Openings
Fragmented 19th century style notes advocate rewarding party activists and opening public offices to worthy applicants. The author argues patronage should end, urges pragmatic reforms, and warns against entrenched politics while praising principled governance and citizen participation in appointments.
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Villa
Julie
Natimal Aerites
Creo Eredtyn
Japan Will Not Fight The County
A New York interview with General Kuroki quotes him praising the United States and friendship between Japan and America. He says there is no intent for war over the Philippines and expresses genuine respect for America.
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Japan
New Yorke
Iteinia Forlay
Central Kurishi
Kuroki
United States
Philippines
Jspad
Kurott
Sou Thal
America
Jury Securing for Mayor Schmitz Trial Begins
Jurors were summoned in San Francisco as the Superior Court prepares to try Mayor Schmitz on extortion charges. Judge presiding. Several prospective jurors faced challenges for bias. The defense and prosecution questioned candidates, and jurors were conditionally accepted or excused as peremptory challenges.
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San Franelace
Ibq
Jelleh Argeaoett
Inder Punne
Superior Court
Bebmite
James Op Otheimer
Harvard
Nuc
Darnarg
Milton HW. Tahore
Andrews grand J/3
Renin
Protest and water dispute over town pipe line
Protesters press charges against the water and stairway company as tensions rise over a contested pipe route. Ambiguous dialogue hints at government action and court involvement. Residents demand safe, secure water access while officials weigh alternative routing and rates.
Not Guilty in Breaybitt County Feud Case
Lanington Ky May 2 not guilty verdict delivered today in the murder case tied to the Breaybitt county feud. Judge Jacob Hargle presided as jurors found the defendants not guilty of a planned murder that left a child dead amid a web of alleged conspirators and a prior shooting in Jackson.
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Lanington
Marchal
Thomas Caer
Dackevo
Jacen Hargle
Murséet
Cockrit
Jackson
Tesington
Jodee Marais
Sheri
Callahan
Cox
BL Marovn
Bate Ralson
Ahonting
Dres Nng
Charee
Juder Maret
Toble
Thie
Haywood Case Opens Ninth Day Amid Local Proceedings
May 22 at 1 p m the Six street area of Ada opened for the tenth day of the Haywood murder trial. After the hearing, Haywood was escorted to the room where Myre Maywert and Ber ten duightens remained present at the outdoor leg area.
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Mope
Ada
Haywevet
Murdered Her Husband in Barterfast County
Fragmentary text reports a murder involving Chattanewa Tens and May Cookeville with Vestal mentioned. Officials indicate a man named Vestal was arrested and held. search efforts are described but details are unclear due to damaged OCR. Local authorities pursue suspects and case progress.
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Chattanewa
Cookeville
Bryant
Mrr
Badle Vestal
Berg
Tag Ikem
Chatmerh Vestal
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