Testimony Favors Defense in Unclear Indictment Case
Tantre, Ind November 13 The Lamphere cave exhibit presented evidence concerning the Lour bodies linked to a April 19 incident. The day’s exhibit identified several victims and the coroner’s office named suspects tied to the death of Mrs. Hans. The trial hinges on the jury verdict and witness identifications.
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Ind
Lamphere
Mbs
Hans
Elagh
Shecht Stutzer
Wilkes
Fragmented account of a child homicide trial details
The report recounts gruesome trial testimony about bodies found beneath a wardette area, with doctors describing holes in bones and clenched hands. Witnesses discuss autopsies, the cause of death as likely strangulation or asphyxia, and reference to rings and jewelry found on a victim. The narrative reflects heavy courtroom detail and uncertain motive.
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Bherig Bimatter
Lome
Ant
Teo
Matthia
Tr. Gray
Min
Helle Gunner
Gray
White
Thiawee
Mra. Quonera
Graywan
Missions in America to receive $300000 appropriation
A historical notice reports that $300000 is allocated for missionary work in America. The piece references Tapeka and Hone Mist and notes widespread church involvement across the state with sermons and pulpit activity.
Debates Over Church Extension and Home Missions Allocation
Philadelphia delegate D Wilton notes a 500000 appropriation with four percent for church extension and the rest to home missions. Debates allocate 4100 for debt and 100000 for administration while apportioning remaining funds. California asks for a portion for church extensions. dissension over funding rates arises as a delegate complains about priorities and burdens.
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D. Wilton
Philadelphia
California
Toy
Shot Down in Street After Apology Fallout in Naphrilie
A dispatch from Warnesside North Carolina reports the fatal shooting of traveling man David Vauato by James Moods. They argued days earlier and met at night when Vauato attempted to apologize. Moods shot him, and Vauato died yesterday. Vauato comes from a prominent local family, the Gentry. The source also includes unrelated fragments about social inquiries and Philadelphia dress events.
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Naphrilie
Warnesside N.C
Tetar
David Vauato
Thin City
Wight
James Moods
Mondy
Veugh
Varebn
Telay
Tewana Terider
Dynamite Bomb Explodes Outside Grand Central Station
A bomb exploded near Grand Central on Forty second Street at midnight injuring no one. A female suspect in a Broadway restaurant allegedly arranged the blast while a chauffeur, Thannam Phangua, watched as the tin box detonated. The incident damaged tents and equipment, with travel chaos reported as witnesses fled the scene.
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New York
Grand Central Station
Diamon Phangua
Thanau& Bot
Phansua Ral
Ahet Woston
Phanaus
The Olive Toast and the New Woman in October Appleton's
In October Appleton’s the essayist argues that women are superior not in force but in gentleness purity faith and service instinct though modern life leaves men with little time for noble qualities. The piece contrasts past ideals with today as it muses on romance fate and the enduring allure of a gentle beloved woman.
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Appleton
Aucaseln
Nicolette
Patur
Eklsaley
Peges
Cavile
Tislon
Theo
Farmers and cities to aid the arid lands plan
The document argues for federal reclamation to develop vast arid regions for farmers, promising stability and wealth through planned towns and irrigation. It envisions draining sunken waters, transforming wastelands into productive communities, and connecting rural labor with urban markets while addressing migration and economic changes.
Trail of the Lonsome Pine fragment headline reel
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Trail of the Lonsome Pine edition with garbled phrases about October and a map related line. The readable bits name Trail of the Lonsome Pine and a poste in October with unclear locality and event context.
Feud Tale and Home Craft Tips in Parallel Pages
A garbled feature blends a melodramatic feud tale set in Kentucky with a home favorite on curtain stretching. The fiction centers on Hale and the Tellivers amid a vigilante arc, romance, and arrest, while the practical section explains a simple method to stretch curtains using brads and careful measurement for neater drapes.
Passenger train wreck near Helper injures fireman
On Salt Lake to Rio Grande line a passenger train wrecked ten miles from Helper. The engineer fell from the cab injuring his shoulder and right eye. he wandered delirious along the deck until found by crew. The fireman aided as doctors treated the injured man who remained delirious.
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Salt Lake
Idean
Bell
le Wan
Davide Fon
Jin
Helper
Ater
Furman
Charles Brazier Dics Dies in Utah Mining Scene
Charles Brazier Dics, once a noted figure in Utah mining circles, died yesterday at his home. A British-born pioneer, he moved to the United States as a boy and spent much of his life in western mining ventures before passing away at an advanced age.
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Charles Brae
Utah
Epeo
Atate
Tiare
Patra
England
Tego
Lake
Bee Jtel
Bixie
Obituary Framed By Local Mining Pioneer In Park County
The text notes a local mining figure in Park County connected to Ophir and Tintstrict operations, with limited detailing of recent activities and a widespread influence across nearby towns. It mentions a funeral not yet arranged and several family and community associations reported in the city.
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Park Cty
Buried at Redmond Funeral Nears for Jobo Anderson
Ephsalm Nov 13 a funeral for Jobo Anderson, a young man from Redmond, after a work accident. He left home five weeks ago for Balt Take, worked in a Kuutsstory elevator bay, suffered an elevator accident, died in hospital, and remains were sent home for burial. Speeches by C. M. Mickelsen, Hebec Charts Tengen, and J. Anderton comforted mourners. Interment at Helmond cemetery. Canada’s Lartist of Can ds a visited. a southern tour to begin soon.
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Redmond
Jobo Anerson
My. Ancernon
Tle
Kuutstory
Manley
Uebec
Reo
Canada
Rose Murderers Executed in Baja California District
Nov 3 Herald reports the execution of two murderers involved in the 1901 Roce-Ranne case near Batt Lake Baja California. Nieto and another assailant were killed at dawn in the Granditas district after a brutal home invasion that left Rose and his wife slain. Local unrest followed the judicial action while gang insiders and police trials continued.
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Batt Lake
Me-Hersla
Mrsican
George My Tose
Batt Lakes
Guanajuato
George M. Roce
Ranne
Niets
Cattillo de Granditas
Bathea
Aethe Aleep
Nieto
Levese
Rose
Sant Matias Lil
Hved
Row
Katrea
Hose
Putek
Bank Clearings Report For The Week Ending Nov 14
Mindsteets bank clearings report shows an aggregate of 2 879 617 000 for the week ending November 14 compared with 2 020 077 000 the prior week and 949 970 487 000 in the same week last year. The following list of cities is provided.
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New York
Notice to water users in Utah about water rights
Public notice announces Janet Hanson has applied under Utah law to divert seventy three hundredths of a cubic foot per second of water from a spring in Water County Utah for domestic use from Oct 16 to Mar 1 each year. Objections must be filed within 90 days after publication. state engineer and chancellor referenced amid an unusual editorial note about resignation and Berlin events.
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Blaze Bogineet
East Lake Oli
Utah
Nolles
Janet Hanson
Cunesa
Bertton Lave
Utes
Water County
Norta
Sal Lake Base
Meridian
Aid
Indurlye
Irtinaty
Ftre, of the Year Following, ‘Tela
Alb
Amdarit
Caled Taxnei
cMrce
Berlin
Thir
Prefaced to Stand or Fall by Mauser Decision
Berlin reports a looming decision as Chancellor Mauser weighs standing or falling after a Kiel audience with Emperor Wilhelm. The dispute centers on how the emperor should respond to the chancellor's statements, with Prince von Dutton presenting the people’s view and imperial ministers reportedly divided.
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Maiser
Berlin
Raeinn
Kiel
Willan
Prince von Dutton
Government Must Produce Witnesses in Federal Court Case
In Now Yous on Nov. 19 a federal court judge ruled that trial on the Florida East Coast railroad construction conspiracy case was to continue only if the government can present admissible evidence. After testimony, the judge adjourned as the prosecution failed to establish prima facie proof of conspiracy and warned that further materials may be needed.
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Federal
Borg
Dineh
Cattus
Jede
Eupinente
Thig
Roy Hells
Hla
Kineburhan
Ludge Vsugh
Raven
Florida East
Jader
Public Works Bid Notice for Ogden City School Building
A sealed bid for a new school building at the corner of Intere f 2th Street and Monroe Avenue in Ogden City is invited by the Board. Bids must include a certified check and are due by a set date. bids may be rejected and the project to be completed and furnished with hauling contracts.
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Elacathin
Ogden Coty
Doh City
Wian
North Welye
Ximuet
Monroe Avene
Ogden City
Areclteeta Rinith & Wise
Ike
Mla
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