Wild Crowd Packs Ballpark as Americans Top Nationals
Crieieo on Oct 12 reports a thunderous crowd of about twenty thousand packing the grounds for a dramatic post-season game between the Americans and Nationals. Weather cleared, leading to vibrant scenes as players like Chance and Evers produced key hits, many stars appearing for the national pastime showpiece.
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Crieleo
Marth Gate
Twlay
Uys
Anita Ghmer
Lraguy
Brown
Tang Uetore Howetock
Llaha
Kobe
Pala
Uaris
Bal Hakh
Doasa
Davin
Hughes at Cahandaicua Address Shows Campaign Themes
Fragmented OCR record reports Hughes at Cahandaicua in Clasere 1a opposing the idea society Cerantalguinn New York. It covers his critique of class talk and calls for American morality and responsibility. The text mentions criticism of talk about superior mores and parties, plus references to Hobson and military navy expansion.
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Idea Society
Cerantalguinn
N.Y
Chares Lo Buches
Poverter
Gaterty
AL Geneta
Canon
Thu
Canandalata
United States
Paselund
Thay
Orgale
Witaue
Thas
Unclear text on investigation and international remarks
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled passage mentioning investigation, heat, and mentions of Germany and a treaty context. Names and events are unreadable, with many misspellings and missing connectors, making concrete facts impossible to extract.
Trial of Musgrave and naval trial notes
Fragmented report notes Musgrave trial in a naval context with mentions of Bonaparte, American war era action, attendees, and references to payment, dates, and locations. The readable text is garbled but preserves names and the trial setting, indicating a legal proceeding tied to naval affairs and wartime activities.
Detail by Roosevelt Names Hel to Lead Cuba Forces
The dispatch notes that Gen Franklin J Hel was appointed to command the American military forces in Cuba by the President after a judgment by competent authority. It explains the aim to balance soldier and diplomat roles, with a focus on guiding the war department to secure the surrender of revolutionaries without bloodshed and to maintain stability in Cuba.
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Washington
Franklin J. Hel
Americas
Cuba
Tataggas
Tar Philipe Pine Asblivistona
Cubs
Fenston
Dutackoff Not Bloodthirsty Deas Says Wife Rescued
The Russian consul reports that general Quechaket was not killed and was taken to safety after a dispute with his wife. OM. Zot, acting as spokesman, said the general was moved by pity and would not seek vengeance. His wife intends to return to Regsla while awaiting further actions from Russia.
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France
Zattl
Fried
Gachakot
Rusaku Anny
Eho
Atrial Bere Pesteraz
New York
An la Provence
Tapnesatt
Flectox
Sarksrd
Dabdel Bealpot
Bim
Fogay
OM. Zot
Cuchaket
Bey Bietty
Zot
Russia
M. Zou
Quek
Duel at Denver Leaves Two Men Shot on Street
TEAVER and Thornton engaged in a pistol duel on Curl Street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth avenues this afternoon. Thornton died after being shot in the head while Mortson was wounded in the dent era. Thornton had sought a dug plate and Tell extquated on the archway before the fatal shot. Authorities await the arrival of the patrol to arrest. Thornton had recently replaced Hat as the employed of the Tuten team and had succeeded him. The confrontation ended in deadly violence with both men injured and one dead.
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Thornton
Pamblera
Interdicean
Thisvafternoes
Thorton
St. Luke's Hospital
Mortsons
Ulafan Wan
Thornton Bad
Probst in Oklahoma Reports Cotton Crop Conditions
Fragmentary report notes cotton prospects in Oklahoma and surrounding regions. Mentions weekly assessments, quarterly sampling, and forecasters indicating weather effects on harvest potential. Local estimates suggest moderate yields with caution due to variable conditions.
Indictment Case Delayed as Federal Court Takes Up Action
Fragmentary OCR notes show defense arguments and questions about indictment authenticity. The document indicates a grand jury proceeding and a temporary postponement as the case moved to the Federal bench for review.
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Tours
Bendazy
STANDARD DIL TRIAL IN FINDLAY OHIO ADJOURNED
In Findlay Ohio the Standard Oil conspiracy trial adjourned with testimony from three witnesses. County recorder evidence outlined a retail oil supply path to local stations via Ohio Refining and Cleveland refiners. Zepp and Trainor involvement surfaced as purchasing agents described check transfers and crude oil dealings.
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Findlay
Ohio
Atler
Standard Ol
Trate
al Edyurnad
Coud
Turkett Wbaee
County Recorder
Shatter
Ohio Re Fling Company
Lina
Upper Bandusky
Iby Standand
Cleveland
J. ML Scott
Worat
Jon Zepp
Zepp
Trainor
Teacher Favors Phonetics System in Scottish Address
A Scottish address by Dr James Donaldeed promoted phonetic spelling to simplify English learning and support native languages. He urged adoption at Br. Andrews University opening, stressing citizen literacy and cultural unity under a phonetic approach.
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Tevnaldeon
Cmadjustan
Andres Carnegie
Campaign Speech Draws Thousands in Texas Governor Race
In Texas on October 1 the Democratic campaign hosted speeches by nominees Campbell and Joseph We Talley. The event drew several thousand attendees as they outlined plans on removing the permit requirement for public utility suspensions and discussed trust issues affecting corporate referrals.
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Texas
Campbell
Norinistor
Joseph We Talley
Carephell
Deatiez
Madey
Fragmented OCR leads to garbled historic notice
A damaged passage presents a chaotic mix of words about coal, riders, a fire, and various unreadable names. The readable bits suggest a public notice or report from a newspaper page with no clear event or coherent details.
King of Moonshiners Aliases and Court Tangles Evidence
A garbled OCR passage references names such as Ake amen Yang Oe Wayne and Nas chifideare, describing a legal or criminal matter with a moonshine context. It mentions efforts to hake accumaate and a path to reverse the evidence, with references to pant talus and the pMbernBnNT Hiner Me.
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Ake
Yang
Wayne
Kage
Apynauy
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Moe
Far Tirle Y Pr
Purity Congress Debate and Red Light District Scandal
The article details a Purity Congress meeting amid a red light district scandal. It notes multiple resolutions on female propriety, social reforms, and police actions, including surveillance of vice districts and arrests, with names of officials and local figures involved in the heated discussions.
Taft hosts secret conference on peace negotiations in Havana
In Havana Taft convenes a confidential meeting of the four committee of right appointed to represent the prarecals during peace talks. The session discusses provisional government appointments and the timing of new elections. General Fanston will attend a farewell dinner honoring the Cutan Feterane tonight.
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Mevane
Taft
Guerra
Elecans
Fanston
Contempt of Court Arrest Stuns Local Ledger
An official, Ehle sne, attached for contempt of court today after failing to appear in a case involving auditing on the Alton road. The dispute centers on freight charges and rebates granted by an auditing firm to employers, with allegations of delayed disclosures and improper conduct surrounding the Alton tract.
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Ehlesne
Tlasta
Colrapy & Alwo Tallroid
Conutt
Datla Recentis Anulttel
Alton Road
Alton
Rockwood gate failure disrupts river channel flow
Reported at 2 23 p m a Rockwood gate failed with warning sending a 420 foot section falling into the Colorado River channel. The incident aimed to divert water and had been feared for weeks as workers prepared to replace the Buje structure. Closure expected within days amid ongoing repairs and courtship of several local figures noted in the report.
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Rockwood
Pisa
Hinckwood
Apeltio
Boy Thought Dead Returns Home After Apparent Murder
Wheeling residents recount a case in which a boy believed murdered late last week reappeared alive. The event followed a coroner’s ruling and a body found in the water being claimed as a Bishop relative, with family and local officials involved in the investigation.
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Wheeling
WiVa
Karry Blahop
Endarines Company
Wishop
Kitenoing
Desperadoes Captured Near Eagle After Escape
Disjointed report notes the capture Tuesday near Eagle of two escapees, Lavelle Young and an accomplice, who fled inland to Seattle area earlier after a breakout. Deputies from Forts and Filenere reportedly apprehended the pair following a long pursuit through rough country.
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Daxcom Saga
Hendrukson
Thorntug
Eagle
Fleamer
Lavelle Young
Seattle
Audi
Young Hero Killed Rescuing Man in Marshale Fire
Fragmented report from Marehall describes a young local hero who died attempting to rescue someone from a chimney fire on North Street. The incident involved a groper and a burned structure with authorities investigating the scene for witnesses and cause.
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Marehall
Bentle
SME WAS 117 YEARS OLD Prawktit By
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Sears
Fragmentary schooner news from coastal index
Incomprehensible OCR text about a schooner and seamen, with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits mention a vessel and crew, but key details like place, date, and outcome are missing. The fragment suggests maritime activity but lacks concrete facts for a fuller summary.
Fire destroys motel near Lame Bluff shoreline
A blank OCR fragment reports a fire at a seaside motel near Lame Bluff. The blaze damaged the structure and several occupants, including a named individual, were reportedly killed in the incident. Details and exact location remain unclear due to distorted text.
Refuse Union Demands At Care Facility Meeting
Unclear OCR text yields a murky report noting a manager rejects union demands from staff. The piece hints at a meeting about vacation hours and caregiver staffing, with some staff decisions discussed but details remain unreadable.
Viscount in New York Dies by Own Hand in Cage Scene
A Viscount Almeida, a member of an association, reportedly killed himself during a public event in New York on October 12. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as guests watched him collapse after a dramatic entry into a cage.
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Aga
Almeida
Acciety
Niall
Battle on for Millions in Nevada mineral fight
In Nevada, a major mine dispute pits the Mohawk Combination against January Mining. Federal restraining orders are issued to keep operations within defined lines as both sides seek damages and control of ore. George Wingfield-backed Mohawk seeks to halt underground work at the January mine and to claim ore deposits and financial damages.
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Nev. Ort
Iaree
Federal
Department of Nevasa
Alaing
Fener
Thomas M. Patterbon
Coloreda
Eero
Charley M. Thomas
Colorady
Talo'c Fermen
Kaperta
Mobsek
Kenatot
Gro. Niton
Netida
Patener
George Wingfield
Cate
Brooght
Wlatrlet
Beasees
Enurt
Bresces
Apex
Mobaek Company
Eweend Acthom
Ee Crelice
Serauntfog
Meantine Winsfeld
Goldfield Minin Company
Stendie
Prtson
Tinkfield Abistriet
Cnnatant
Septembry
Ery Weigaite
Amie Apaig
J. Agared
Unclear OCR fragment on military action and weather
Fragmentary text appears to describe a battalion maneuver near Tampa with references to a fort and cavalry, plus scattered weather and forest notes. Many garbled names and phrases render a coherent event uncertain. core actions and entities are not clearly identifiable.
Raids at Petersburg Girls School Spark Arrests
Police raided a girls school in Be, Petersburg, arresting several participants in a pioneer revolutionary meeting. They seized benzine documents and papers, destroyed property during the crackdown, and among casualties were students and others linked to the gathering.
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Vasalllosinos
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Police
Boycotters Banqueted At Canton Crowd Delights Released Prisoners
Hong Wout reports an enormous crowd gathered in a Canton area to applaud three individuals released from imprisonment. Authorities praised the prisoners for their conduct as they were welcomed by the public and sent salutations to supporters.
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Tieeror
Armel
Callon
Uaa
Aperty
New Foregs Acquisition Ties Up Forest Interests
New FoACEGS acquires ROW rights from foretas interests for a proposed eight placet project. The plan includes Rew mppataton equipment at Anes elxbt rea, with Faller to oversee the process and potential salt works. A Western, Kepsak-4s, and Sls process noted, as authorities prepare for anticipated costs and timelines.
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Hrenldent Fol
Foretas
New York State
Cortlex
Faller
Unclear OCR Message From Fate Erin Route Details
An OCR fragment from Fate Erin New Jersey describes a route and delivery details with many garbled names and numbers. It mentions a person Ladecker and a journey by three boats and three quarters taking eight hours to cover a crowd, but the text is largely unintelligible.
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Oring Og Rarat Delivery Roote No.1
Fateerin
MOKUMENT TO VERDE. A 1920s New York unveiling event
New York on October 12 reports the unveiling ceremony of a statue connected to a controversial Italian compound. The event, led by Consent General Dazebia, includes a parade of 300 members and is opened by Admiral Soaneal of the Tallenna Patrick Macow branch. The statue will be accepted by the city president.
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Dazebia
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