Sensation Follows Duel Involving ex Senator Carmack
News recounts the Tennessee political shock after former U S senator H Carmack is killed in a duel with Robin Jones Cooper in Columbia. Col Cooper father Colonel Dapcan R Cooper, a longtime friend and rival in state politics, with details of the shooting, funeral, and public reaction across Columbia and Nashville.
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Tennessee
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Triumph of Big Trust in Rehearing Battle at Court
A government rehearing bid in a federal case challenges a Court of Appeals ruling on a Standard Oil matter. The administration argues the appellate opinion conflicts with Supreme Court language and seeks to bring the matter before the high court. The filing questions the fairness of the prior decision and contends reexamination is necessary to uphold reform efforts.
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Standard Off Company
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Supreme Court
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Sabia Bey
Court hears rebearing on rates and legal terms in case
A court appeal discusses the correctness of the text and the audience’s understanding of the ruling. The petition questions whether a shipper knew the lawfully published rate and whether the record reflects the proper rate. The opinion references Attorney General Asa Parte and others while debating how terms should be described and applied.
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Dead Voices From The Grave Stir Controversy In 1920s Records
Mongo reports a new era where phonographs capture confessions and testimonies from the dead. The county records and coroner’s files may include these voices as part of murder cases. Mrs Fantle Thompson’s strangulation case in Michigan Avenue is cited as a precedent.
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County Recorda
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Michigan Avenue
Honee
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Rium
Otorous Kidnapper Fined For Carrying And Gun
A garbled report notes a person named Chea or Mia Patrick Crave alleged in a kidnap case involving Ewan Didthy, son of a prominent figure. The article describes a courtroom appearance, a fine for carrying a weapon, and a chaotic scene at a salon with unclear details.
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Mia Patrick Crave
Ewan Didthy
Ralfiinnaire Oana
Osayeng
Crowe
Unclear fragmentary text from undated notes
The readable content presents disjointed phrases about fairs, practical needs, and donations. It mentions directions to narrow paths, mentions a certain Tina or Terie Laren, and hints at temple or donation themes without clear events, dates, or outcomes.
Young Man Dies After Friendly Boxing Bout in York
A 20 year old, Vanderbeck, died from heart failure after a Boxing match at Kearney’s boarding house on 204 Lynch Street. He sparred with William Kearey and Edward Louch while three youths, Knomey and Lyeth among them, watched. A light blow felled him. a doctor arrived too late to save him.
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Edward Louch
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Laat 100S Street
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Ule
Knomey
Lyeth
Cétem
Vanderbeck
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Blia
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Kerney
Lynch
Vanderbreg
Sheriff of Cache Must Stand Trial
The supreme court remanded for a new trial a Cache County sheriff, Themee H L Smith, on malfeasance in office charges. The court ordered acquittal after testimony, ruling malfeasance is not a crime without imprisonment, and that removal from office may be the only penalty. The trial centered on misreported funds and improper fees tied to railroad fare and prisoner transport.
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Manuel Escapes Death in Frontier News
Alberta Costa, ex member of the chamber of deputies and a Black Cross Society figure, died by self-inflicted action in a dramatic event tied to a plot against King Carlos. The society had been blamed for the February assassination of Klose Cartes, with Costa allegedly choose to kill himself rather than complete the deed amid ongoing political turmoil and prior impeachment demands.
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Closing quotations of world markets and US lists
Market closes show mixed results with some gains in select groups and declines in others. Industrials slip while metals and rail futures see uneven demand, with International Harvester and Pacific Coast shares among notable movers.
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Souttern
Internnational Harvester
Uelea
Fragmented Railroad and commodity price list reads like a ledger
The page shows a dense OCR of market quotes across railways steel and grains with figures for Wheat Corn Rice and livestock. Names of companies such as United States Steel and New York Central appear amidst price deltas and month tags.
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Wabash Flattway
Western Union
Standard OM Company
RUNDOWN BY AN AUTO
David McCampbell, editor of the Northwestern Christian Advocate, died this morning from injuries after an automobile wreck in which he suffered broken arms and other injuries. Dr. Thompson, who had come from Evanston to Ft. Lovla, was walking to the church when a rainstorm and a truck struck him from Lindell Boulevard. The driver was exonerated.
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Lindell Boulevard
Burning of Idaho Hotel Planned Across City
Fire department was summoned after a carefully planned blaze threatened the Idaho hotel. Proprietaor and suspect Carla, a woman from British Columbia, were named in hints of an organized plot. Police had no arrests at this time.
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Watinge
Waa
Columbia
Carla
Fragmentary OCR Note on War Plan and Fire Incident
A garbled OCR item notes confusion over a plan and a major event. It mentions a leadership figure, a bead perhaps, and a fire near a pier or rail line. The text is unreadable in places, with scattered names and locations. The context suggests a disrupted report of a strategic plan and a subsequent fire incident affecting a regional area.
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