Foraker Admits He Was Attorney for Standard Oil
A fragmentary report quotes Senator Foraker admitting he served as attorney for Standard Oil in cases connected to Ohio and federal matters. He says the employment did not relate to any pending congressional or federal government actions and that he was compensated for legal work before his Senate term. The remarks address charges by Willard Howrat in Columbus about his past client relationship.
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Foraker
Standard Oil Company
Hearst
Senate
Cincineali
Congress
Jetral
Foraner
Willan R. Howrat
Columbus
Fort
Copley
Lecuonsel
A& TC Woulel
Co Evess
Toni
Li Eny
Thomas Theyon
Sand Willam T. Hearst
W. Alphboht
Lie Stuurkeret
Ct Corps
J. B. Paralesr
Ohio
Vies
Mod
Hearnt
Lavere
John D. Archbold
le Stuhaart Oil
Ar. Rocko
Rogers
New York
Centewilon Tiree
Emmutt
Herowich
Hurhiyx
Tyne
Mhec
Foraker Absent Attorney Record and Hearst Speech Notes
Fragmented account notes no record of Foraker acting for Standard Oil in cases against the company. Mentions Hearst remarks, political figures, nominations, and court-related letters about monopolies and reform.
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Foraker AB
Punishment Planned for Local Mischief Youths
Washington, Sept. 18. Officials announced measures to discipline four youths who set off fire alarms. Authorities intend to impose fines and thrashings as part of the punishment, while parents failed to enforce prior sentences. The case highlights youth misbehavior and local juvenile discipline efforts.
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Washington
Pitronds
Hanie
Furetes
Marsa
Atorbe
Judge Orders Amputation of Boy's Arm in Faith Healer Case
Chicago reports a judge orders the amputation of a boy's arm, after a faith healer claimed to save the boy's life. The court issued writs against the healer, with doctors and guardians to supervise the operation and safeguard the boy while authorities monitor the case. The hearing outlined procedures and the need to protect the patient as medical teams prepare for surgery.
Unclear historical murder trial reported in fragmented text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an accused man, Charles W. Moore, involved in a fatal incident with David A. Cohen and others. The text references a trial, a defense claim of no jury, and an acquittal on the charge of murder. Details are garbled and names may be misspelled.
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Cato
Charles W. Moore
David A. Cohen
Rabbi Unhen
Vetrailles
Hie City
Wahatzun
Hbo
Murderer Kapuska escapes after police siege
Chicago sept 13 a revolver fight at front Hid Carpenter streets preceded a police entry attempt into a house where Jala RunuEiY and others faced murder charges. Kapuska also known as Krueger fled as officers surrounded the dwelling after a volley of shots. Police tracked Kapuska to a barricaded house. after a fusillade, occupants used ammunition, doors were torn down, and Kapuska escaped amid the clash. Three men were captured or considered involved in the shootings. Kapuska remained sought for the Milwaukee avenue murders and another killing on Nols street.
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Chicago
Carpenter
Chreenen
Kapuske
Wapuske
John Ureigel
Milwaukee Aveng
Louis Falardeau
Nols Street
Uame
Krueger
Proat Amt
Carpenter Streets
Kapuska
Siu
Sanuske
Tusite
Uren
Kearns Causer Arrest of His Accuser O'Brien
A disputed case ends with charges against Kearns for attempting to extort money from O'Brien. The accusation of emperlement is noted as resolved yesterday, while a warning against O'Brien remains on record.
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Kearns
O'Brien
James Obi
Noninkag
Neva
Thucnns
Aly & Rawhire
Pin Winter
Eas Hlaso
Chirring
Society Woman of New York Takes Veil
Society notes describe Miakeee Wawa of Poverty, Ghnatity and Oledlends as she becomes a veil for the life she leads. The piece reflects social circles in New York with mentions of Mary and Terps, and includes references to unpaid WPA efforts and public works.
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Society Woman OF
New York
Miakeee Wawa
Kepe Ter
Stew
oPane
Fragments of a Religious Family Narrative with Tragic Disappearance
A garbled account centers on a religious family linked to Nya and Thomas, mentioning Hyde kin in Catholic circles and a missing father figure. Key figures include Mrs Hydu and F Wevelical, with ties to Georgetown University and the Fire States Life Insurance firm. The text hints at a son of Dr James Hyde, a painter, and a mysterious body found near Weel ken Ne after an intensive search.
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Mateo Af Hauot
Nya
Thomas
Repituilai
Aalia
Hydu
Peloress
Wilt le Binelli
Sis
Hyde
Violet Buel
Convayl
Cathollc
MacDougallh
Glinne Prines Buel
Yolor
Buel, Toncey & Whitting
Fire States Life Insurance Comerly
David Hill House
Lueige
Georgetown University
George Merriany Hyde
James. Ftyde
Chienga Theologicat Seminary
Society of American
Mr. Hyde
Tuduon
Weel Ken Ne
Swifts Packing Plant Fire in South St Joseph
A blaze in the basement of Swift & Co’s packing plant on South Street Joseph last night left 16 workers, except foreman Alex Mason and fireman George B Herston, incapacitated by heat and smoke. Mason escaped but collapsed, later rescued by firefighters. Chief Kane and GM C W Waller were overcome but recovered. The loss is around 60000 dollars. operations continued with limited disruption.
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Ioneph
Switch & Co's
South St. Joseph
Alex Mason
Uose Company
George B. Herston
Dangu
Mason
Kane
C. W. Waller
Vimart
Fragmented OCR Text Sparks Confusion Among Readers
Disjointed phrases describe a scene with a machine, a punch, and crowds near a ballot box. Readers struggle to parse actions and identities as garbled names and terms blend into a single unclear passage.
Weather forecasting by aeric kites in Colorado Springs
Dr WHian R Dintz of the U S weather bureau begins experiments using kites to study weather conditions from Pike's Peak daybreak. An elevated weather station at 16 000 feet is planned with specialists and gear to measure upper air data.
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Whian R Dintz
United States Weather Bureau
Auremic
Pike's Eak
Praviennary
Shraritt
Qttaln
Iork
Brinton
Former Jurist of Colorado Ends Life in California Lodging
Charles Van Fleet, once a Colorado Supreme Court jurist, was found dead at a lodging house near San Jacinto after reportedly taking potassium cyanide. A note from his wife begging for money appeared from San Josecito, describing hunger and hardship for the family. He had moved from Colorado six years ago and left a widow and son, with a last message indicating financial distress.
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Caty
Sant
Charles
bin Jatinto
van Fiool
San Jos Elito
Roail
Cherlen
Van
Touches a Live Wire in Tragic NYC Incident
A chaotic report describes a person being fatally shocked after contact with an electrical wire in New York state and Ohio. Authorities investigate cause as witnesses recount a dangerous scene with tangled wiring and emergency responders on site.
Wright postpones flight after brother's accident
Wilbur Wright halted plans for a public flight near Wheaton after learning Orville Wright had suffered a serious accident. Witnesses reported the aviator's condition as stable, with doctors optimistic about recovery within weeks. The crowd remained large as the spectacle paused, awaiting further word from hospital officials.
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Wilbur Wright
Brother
Perpetuation of Natural Resources Speech by Sherman
Republican candidate James S. Sherman spoke at an Interatarn day celebration emphasizing preservation and productive use of forests, swamps, arid regions, and all natural resources. He urged national unity, individual duty, and joint effort to maintain high agricultural standards and national wealth.
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James S. Sheyman
Sherman
Chonler
Cone Siding
Ita
Couniler Ag
General Luard Run Over by Train in Murder Case
The report states General Luard was struck by a train amid ongoing investigations tied to his wife’s murder. Authorities note the incident occurred as the suspect faced legal scrutiny, with negotiations and court actions described as part of the case.
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General Luard
Cannon Attacks Bryan as Waters Rise in Topeka Speech
Speaker G Cannon of the House of Representatives addressed a large Topeka audience. He likened William Jennings Bryan to a muddler of waters and praised protectionist labor policy, recalling Lincoln and the Civil War era. Sen Joseph J Wohoron, Oregon Short Line official, named to a storekeeper post in the South.
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Whig Party
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Senaral
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Oregon Short
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Ge Ind
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