Mrs Bradley Faints as Trial on Brown Shooting Concludes
Washington November 20 The Bradley trial over Senator Brown of Utahs killing drew a crowded courtroom with women among the spectators. Attorneys argued the unwritten law and the defense stressed her innocence amid claims of sepsis and insanity. Mrs Bradley remained calm at times and testified she could not recall the events. The proceedings paused as witnesses were questioned and the court adjourned until the next day.
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Afra
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Erie
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Taner
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Bradley
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Sy ‘Turner
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Perse
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Rober Wells
Mr. Welle
Delitte
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Arena
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Jelistic
Sid
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Rane
Senator Brown
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Somitar Urwin
Spre
Bea
Synek
News garbled: unclear city currency and event details
Fragmented OCR text mentions New York and currency terms but provides no coherent event, names, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a factual item with distinct entities. The readable bits are insufficient to extract a main action or verifiable facts for a proper newspaper record.
Japan to limit emigration of laborers to the United States
A Japanese foreign office official said Tokyo plans to curb labor emigration to the United States. Talks with American officials focus on preventing a large flow of workers as prejudice and concerns at home and among Japanese residents abroad influence policy. Canada may receive more migrants, while U S relations prompt careful handling of future labor movements.
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Anerica
Tokio
O. Thansugh
Haren Ishi
America
Canada
Mexico
Japan
United States
Elles
Ambreadar
Trisly O'Brien
Ata Hending
Missouri Pacific
Colorado
Nod Southern
Richtrey
United States Steel
Brooklyn Transit
International Paper
Minneapalis
Peoria
Freight tariffs questioned by Santa Barbara railways
A commission case in Santa Barbara challenges higher intercoastal freight tariffs imposed by Pacific coast railways including Santa Fe and Denver & Rio Grande. It argues Western tales show no reasonableness for intracontinental rates while water competition exists. The report notes unrest in Petersburg and government responses to rioting during a parliamentary session.
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Whratington
Tony
Santa Dorbare
Cal
Agaiont
Rue Pacis
Santa Fe
Missouri
Denver
Sant Barbar
Pacific Coast
Nilvarny
Two Die In Tragic Incident At Local Crossing
Two men were killed in a fatal accident at a rural crossing today as early reports describe a collision on a main route. Police and emergency crews arrived on the scene to handle the wreck and secure the area while investigators collect evidence.
Teacher Uses Scrubbing Brush in School Fight
Lehmann a West Hammond teacher washed and disciplined students with a meat pail of water and a brush after a dispute with 14 year old Albert Brant. The incident began with a crusade against pupils, leading to a dramatic classroom confrontation and a forced cleanup.
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Chicago
Lehmann
West Hammond
Albert Brant
Ottoig
Brant
Mise Lekman
Sue
A. G. Denver
Bank President Dead Amid Unclear Reports
An unclear OCR fragment reports the death of a bank president amid a chaotic string of words. Key entities are not identifiable, leaving the exact name, location, date, or circumstances unreadable.
Spectacular campaign fills Chicago tent district crowd
In Chicago on November 30 a wave of campaign fervor surrounds a grand evangelistic event led by TR. 4. Torray, successor of Digihtla Moody, anchored by a vast gospel tent at Worth Clare and Chestnut streets. The night features a record pace of 78 conversions weekly across eight weeks, with large crowds and chants. Officials and attendees describe the spectacle as a major public engagement in the era, drawing attention from many districts and fostering strong support for Torray’s revival effort.
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Chicago
Torray
Digihtla Moody Ws Ue
Worth Clare
Telneler
Chambers
State Debt Reaches 111 Percent of Population
New York Nov 30 A sensational report claims the city's debt has grown to 111 percent of its estimated population this year. Mary Alte and Alice Dovtine confess to aiding in a fraudulent land deal involving the sale of property entrusted to Henry Dellinger and later to a loan broker, with Mrs Figge’s name forged on notes for 16,000. Dellinger and his daughter were arrested following the scheming and flight from authorities.
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Tore
New York
Frattingirieon Teuton
Alding
Mnry
Mary
Alice Dovtine Ger Tuday
Erin Wu Aid
Belen Jigge
Henry Dellinger
Luca Dellinger
Migge
Eoon
Dollingey
Tunnel Under Hudson to Jersey City Opens
West York November 20 report notes that after the Bat dliver tunnel to Brooklyn opens in January, the Hudson river tunnel to Jersey City will follow. Construction began 1874. northern tube finished 1904 after failed attempts. Each tube 15 feet 14 inches diameter and 5,700 feet long, with connections to New York mainus and Sixth Avenue Thirty third site for the Penn Station complex.
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West York
Brooklyn
Hudson
Jersey City
New York
Sixth Avenue
Reclaim Alkali Lands Near Great Salt Lake
Nov 30 Balt Lake reports a plan by government drainage engineer Cz Fr Brown to reclaim alkali lands locally named North Point Nine Mile Ridge. He proposes drainage and irrigation works costing about 45 an acre to create fertile farmable ground near Lake. Also notes a painting sale with Stanford White objects drawing large crowds and high bids.
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Balt Lake
Balt Lake City
Fr.Brown
Psi Eummer
Mr. Brown
North Point
Nive-Mile Ridge
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Gait Lake
Daring Estate Battle Recall in Fainoun American De uise
Dated and disjointed OCR text shows a saga of recalls and long litigation over an estate in Fainoun American De uise. Mentions names like Yuk Noy, Evans, and various scattered entities with unclear actions and dates. The fragmentary item hints at bailings, court actions, and multiple individuals amid a noisy legal struggle.
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Fainoun American de Uise
Volcano Shower Fills Nome City With Ashes
Smoke and ash blanketed Nome as a volcanic eruption sent fine powder over the town. Residents reported ash in homes and on furniture as air became difficult to breathe and outdoor activities were disrupted. Authorities linked the event to eruptions in nearby Aleutian islands, noting no serious injuries but notable inconvenience.
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Portland
Oro
Nowe
Aingitu
Weaward Peninsula
Ilin
Stheria
Mar
Alaska
Paniooula
Aleutian
Parole Cure and Judge McKenzie Hearings Spark Debate
An extraordinary parole case is before Judge McKenzie amid claims of reform and improvements from paroled offenders. Supporters cite early signs of progress in rehabilitation while critics warn against overreliance on parole programs. The hearing touches on broader questions of parole oversight and public safety.
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Cleland
Shidgee
Shuige Cleland
Ninselt Ag
New York Banks Hold Strong Position Amid Market Recovery
Financial week shows steady currency and improved banking health as trust institutions curb lending, boosting stock markets. Key moves include restraint by financials and notable shifts in reserves, loans, and deposits across major New York banks with implied recovery signals despite ongoing regulatory pressures.
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New York, & 39
Danbunl
Dine Trust
Withhalding
New York
Nay
Clearlap-House Banka Dor
United States
Seven left in Salt Talke on grim death toll
In Salt Talke on Tuesday reports indicate three of seven remain after a fatal outbreak and related illnesses. The text recalls multiple family losses and lingering health fears, with references to diphtheria and a community shaken by tragedy.
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T. C. Upton
Ube
Ianstety
Fragmentary historic banking notes evoke early state currency ideas
The readable parts hint at 1903 era financial debates on banknotes and currency powers across states. Mentions New York and Nebraska like places, with stray phrases about “money,” “coinage,” and political figures. Content is highly garbled but preserves reference to currency control debates and regional discussions.
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