Trial reveals highlevel sugar fraud schemes and pardons
New York May 23 A sensational trial of a high ranking official in the American Sugar Refining Company unfolds with claims of underweighing sugar and millions defrauded from the government. Witnesses describe dock scale frauds at Williamsburg and the role of four checkers jailed for years, while questions arise about pardons granted to key figures and ongoing efforts to conceal the scheme.
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New York
Trump
Ard
Prudecasion
Charley R. Tielke
Americad Sugar Heliaing Company
Sugar Trust
Tadly
Simzoe
Spitzer
Rpitzer
Beeun
Helke Fe
Tria
Angat
Williamabus
Retard Parr
Yugay
Lote Ald
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Wader Jim
Delal
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Tal
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Eplizar
Agetaay Niebelaliop
Anon
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Dal- Wingre
Warhhicivn
Atem Hlaiak
Mae Buckeling
Oz Ethig
Ot Tersey
Nial
Theo
Ramiel
Wiliam
Ralthonen
Ako
Weiner
Godine
Une BP
Tragedy Follows Breakup At Hang Phu Hotel
A chaotic incident unfolds after a breakup at a Hang Phu hotel. The report outlines a violent confrontation ending in a fatality alongside injuries, with authorities investigating the sequence of events and identifying those involved.
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Hang Phu
Batarday
Invalionny
Hakim Mumiongien
Ina Alina
Wits Tnethag
Ayers Linateke
Aalienss
Hair thefts alarm New York students and suffragette crowd
Police investigate two thefts of hair from Patty Joveeny in WAN and Jeanette Toplits a Columbia University student, as crowds gather at an outdoor suffragette meeting. A suspect may have cut twelve inches from Toplits hairstyle, extending to her waist.
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New York
Police
Hern
Patty Joveeny
Linder
Unigu
Bau
Nga
Jeanette Toplits
Columbia University
World Markets Mixed Moves In Opening Stock Session
New York trading opened with thin and uneven price action as U S markets faced narrow moves while London prices had risen earlier. Copper, railroad shares, and major producers moved, with some declines later as various equities showed mixed signals amid quiet turnover.
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New York
London
Miurket
Earlial
Busliens Dagan
Minspori Paris
Lake Red
United States
Union Pacine
Reading
New ‘York
Lumber Trust May Be Prosecuted In Unclear Case
Washington May 22 The renautment of Juotize is the Vortigallius in the Porto Reo lumber trust case. The issue is whether the unio statuay with view to determine if the trust may be attacked. Officials say the matter involves charges and possible actions by the Sherwin ott from towedan.
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Juotize
Vortigallius
Unio Statuay
Sherwin
Fatal wharf accident at Globe on May two loses three
An incident at the Globe wharf on May two fatally injured Avi Tyco and two others. One person sustained injuries as they plunged into a Wilwood hole during the deploration move. Fred Falk aged 40 died. ARUIT was fractured. Willi Breey died internally and was perforated with small Kiunes.
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Globe
Avi
Tyco
Movne
Fred Falk
Agad 40
Uoth
ARUIT
Willi Breey
Receivers Appointed for Chicago Railway Company
Judge Grosenvy in the United States court names receivers for the Chicago railway company owed by West and North Side streets. The case involves loans from Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing and Consolidated Friction. the petition cites asset debts and potential property liquidation, with Joseph Z. Cotton conferring on New York counsel.
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Pheaga
Grosenvy
United Statin
Chicago Hailway Colls
West
North Side
Jonge Ball
Hable
Tila
Weattighouse Electric & Manufecluring Company
Owen
Wongy A
Westinghawes Company
Joseph Z. Cotton
Ofew York
Jude
Asec
Livelge
Dapigion
Fragmented OCR narrative on political race and tragedy
A garbled OCR passage describes a political figure's campaign across states and mentions a deadly smoke incident at a cattle yard. It references the United States Senate race, campaign visits to several towns, and a candidate named Wearona, with rough notes about dates and places like Jacksonyiley and St. Josaph. The text is incoherent but centers on election activity and a fatal incident.
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Fedestersia
Alewr
Stock Yards
Srowyien Raateit Stiles Senate
Howe
Lyr
James Nas
St. Josaph
Rome
Jacksonyiley
Godiaifat
Hyeckeuridge
Wearona
United States
Browk
Berlin's diplomacy standoff over railway concessions
Berlin May 28 44 saginus diplo matio discusses progress between the German government and Britain and Russia. The warning centers on railway concessions to Germany and the potential consequences for the broader alliance. The note signals continued tension as the dispute grows and appears tied to ongoing negotiations in Murouce.
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Berlin
Saginus Diplomatio
Gritain Sud Russean
School Girls Enjoy The Walks In New York
New York May 12 The walks for school girls from public and private high schools start with body conditioning and a field trip a tour of local sites. The program aims to extend physical training through outdoors and organized routes with groups of thirty to forty girls walking two to five miles daily.
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New York
Mublid
Bratnar
Wounded Frenchmen in Cavalry Duel at Poligny
Paris reports a melee between Da Lessappy and Cunt, Past des Paligny, with rifle and pistol fire. One horseman was shot in the thigh. another was wounded in the arm after a pistol barrel contact. Sword play preceded and followed by exchanges. no other casualties listed.
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Paris
Des Paligny
de Pateny
Faun
Lott
Rerdaan de Loren
Fe Poligny
Tireus
Laine
Ani
Hsatk
Gita
Resauediaion
May's Tamading In Atlantic City Murder Case Details
Reports describe the February death of Jane Adams after her disappearance from a pier near Atlantic City. Suspect William Sayler, accompanied by Seyler Prather and others, faced questions as investigators pursued a motive linking a possible alibi and ensuing confession.
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Weannie Savler
Jane Adams
Nm Konontion
Naw
Jerney
Seyler
Ate Jande City
Seyler Prather
Orviar
Adis
Seyster
Adame
Jane Adua
Aart Ab
Susiitelon
Powersburg
William Sayler
Daler
Adams
Nuahatgen
Agalyel Orvis Busler
Unclear OCR note on alleged manslaughter case in Minneapolis
Fragmented text from a historical page mentions a girl driver and a manslaughter charge. It references Minneapolis and nearby towns, with garbled names and dates, and notes a court appearance likely in the afternoon.
Death Confirmed in Avonml Tragedy Amid Confusion
Police say the body found near the Charles basin is believed to be Herbert Littletiets, a suspected wakeful resident reported missing days ago. The scene involved a boaty wreck and a likely public disturbance, with investigators pursuing leads as they piece together the events surrounding the death.
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Charles Elven
Herbert Littletiets
Agitation to Stop the Fight in San Francisco
An appeal is filed to Governor Gillet and local officials to halt a dangerous prize fight. The article notes pressure from Civil and police authorities in San Francisco to prevent further violence and ensure public safety.
Amateur Flight Gold Trophy Awarded in Me Wiid
In a local event, participants competed for the Gold Trophy in amateur flight. The competition featured several operators from around the area, including pilots from Mineola and nearby towns. Winners were recognized for skill and safety in a challenging display.
Aviation meetings and elite aviation plans in New York
Western elites plan aviation events this fall amid a high level conference in New York. By Linkbert, head of the St. Louis aspects, outlines preparations including three key locations Si Lola and Kansas City with aims to attract international interest and showcase new aviation ventures.
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Aviation
Cording
Linkbert
Jiersiitent
St. Lois
Aimarlen
Didtannpolir
Kansas City
Naval Bill Considered Across Washington and Navy Plans
Washington discussions focus on a naval bill and a 29 million appropriation. Debate centers on ship numbers and cost estimates, with critics citing high expense and proponents stressing national defense. A key amendment proposes limiting dreadnaught production to one ship, and the bill advances amid partisan exchange.
Prosecution of bucket shops grows in reformed cases
A federal effort targets bucket shop operations across multiple states. The prosecution names several individuals linked to the alleged schemes and outlines charges under an earlier patent law. Officials say the case centers on illegal stock dealing practices and associated racketeering actions.
Little Boy a Murderer in Local Killing Case
A youthful boy in Kad, near Mie Si Poter Km nag, confessed to fatally shooting a man nine miles northwest of Pela. Police report the accused, wielding a rifle, fired at close range, killing the Jonion bay as the victim stood near his farm. He made a full confession to investigators, leading to his transfer to Tepeki for adjudication.
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Tupate
Thepela
Athy Tawek
Jonion Bay
Dia
Shorttt Neyton
Tno aMaers
Tepeki
Son of Millionaire Dies in Poverty
Fragments describe a son of a wealthy figure dying in poverty amid references to a seaside or river setting. The text mentions a father figure, a racing context, and the loss of family wealth with sorrowful tones.
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Millionaine
Discussion Over Barring Negroes at World Ethnic Convention
Washington May 3 The world’s laoth annual geshen convention debates forms and racial policy as British delegates push on the Whallington committee. American delegates led by N. Mart shorn from Boston and Gonla urged restraint amid heated exchanges. The dispute sours racial feeling, threatening to derail the gathering as discussions of the Algerian question and sectional tensions continue during eight sessions and multiple conferences.
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Washington
America
Mart Shorn
Acaghern
vYhe Algyrian
Alan Helt
WY. Alg. Awnon
Woman Dies in Fireman’s Arms During Rescue
A blaze on East Tall Street trapped tenants in a two story tenement. Fireman Willem Miller died after delivering a woman to safety while bystanders watched dazed. Rescue efforts saved others as smoke and flames engulfed the building.
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Atay
Ban National Museen
Willem Miler
Aineher Arena
Mentaith
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