Tragic double murder and suicide in New York apartment
Wealthy widow Mrs Nelson Veit and her son J Nelson Veit, a 27 year old broker on Wall Street, are found dead in a Dowhie Brehiowstie apartment. Police say Mrs Veit was shot and her son apparently killed himself after a family quarrel sparked by the mother discovering his secret marriage to Miss Anna Veit. Miss Veit aided in discovery, the case reveals a concealed marriage and motive. The elder Veit was a senior member of Veit Lyon & Conwell.
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New York
Elmer
Nowealthy
Nelson Veit
Velt
Mise Velt
Veit
Tils
Braney
Careniers
Nelson Vein
Daviigh Bean
Rum
Vett
Lyon & Conwell Larewa
Will Street
Unclear arrest report with garbled OCR text
A disrupted OCR text alleges a man named Jason MaMulled was arrested on weapon or fraud related charges near Augusta. The fragmentary lines mention confessions and investigations but lack coherent details, making verification and context impossible from the readable content.
Explosion at Church Kills May Be Several People
An explosion at a church in Weepstones severely injures and traps worshipers. Survivors report multiple fatalities while others escaped through a window as flames engulfed the interior and a residence beside the church burned. Principal Mr. Fleher, a beloved teacher and pastor, is in critical condition.
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Walter
Ve. Fisher
Rey
Meister
Andes
Sofie Wiley
Franke Weih
Andre Parter
PSCC
Pscc Thromnh the Window, Abdiaee the Young Peagwle
Fleher
Nineteen Cars Enter 600 Mile Thanksgiving Auto Race
Entries closed for the 600 mile international grand prize race of the Automobile Club of America to be run on Thanksgiving at Savannah. Nineteen cars from four nationalities compete for a $4,000 gold trophy and $8,000 in cash prizes. The 15 lap, 26.73 mile course will be guarded by militia. A day earlier a 200 mile preliminary race features Hecht car of volturette.
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Automobile Clube of America
Savannah
Europe
America
Hecht
Volturette
Amundsen Led Norwegian North Pole Drift Plan
Amundsen outlines a five year to possibly six year drift expedition to the North Polar region. The aim is to enter via Behring Strait and set ships northwest of Point Barrow Alaska to drift toward the pole under Arctic conditions with Amundsen at the helm.
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North Pole
Feadershifh
Amundsen
Northwest Passe
Anit
Poki
Nansen
Clase
Pole
Antindsen
North Polar Zone
Behring Strait
Dee
Point Barrow
Alaska
Prank May Cost Life In Detroit Theater Owner Fatality
Detroit, an automobile party traveling through Brownstown Indiana Sunday evening caused a deadly accident. B. C. Whitney, an owner of several theater houses, suffered a fractured skull and died after a pole toppled by a struck wire swung into his path.
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Detroit
Brownstown
Ind
B.C. Whitney
Whitley
Unclear text about Athinties bathe ship eet and Powys
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Powys Wheehingship Connecticut Vermont Nebraska Georgia and the 1st squadron with references to Ghune fe Mlandla Monday Trot Qhougapo for coiabet stoped. Calibration of the gauss on Cheshige hints at a poet completion and a Cher squad seeking a proactive target.
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Vermont
Nebraska
Georgia
Coiabet
Cheshige
Incomplete OCR Note from New Orleans Bank Menace
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Siaad Wil and Tor Wat AL Adlew as attorneys associated with a defunct Stile National Bank in New Orleans. The text hints at a legal action or claim involving a study of dates and opponents, but specifics are unclear due to corruption. No clear outcomes or dates are readable.
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Tor Wat AL Adlew
Detunct
Stile National Bank
New Orleans
Give
Peperts
Adler
Untitled fragmentary notice in old vigil text
Fragmentary OCR text appears to be a garbled local notice or column. It references names or places in an unclear way and lacks coherent facts suitable for a full summary. The readable content does not establish a clear event, date, person, or organization.
Fragmented OCR Fragment with Unclear Names and Phrases
The readable bits show unclear phrases and mixed fragments including references to a person or group, a place, and potential action. The legible words do not form a complete story or event to summarize with strong factual content.
Ambassadors debate memory and hog contest at Woonsocket
A Rhode Island farmer wins a blue ribbon at Woonsocket in a humorous scene as reporters crowd around. Miram Doolittle seeks recognition while figures discuss lineage and a veteran reporter notes the dying wish to die with boots on, revealing Ghosts of past events.
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Gynaius
Rene Rous
Hsien
Miram
Doolittle
Gan
Gen
Augustas Andersen Doolittle
Joseph
Hede Island
Sagehn
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Catarrh Cure Claim
An advertisement promises a $100 reward for an incurable case of catarrh blamed on Main Cratarrh Cure from Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It cites testimonials from Wading Skinnan Marvin wholesale druggists and claims the cure works internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Includes price per bottle and suggests Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Cheney &O
Toledo
I. Jr. Cheney
Wading
Skinnan & Marvin
Hall
Century Plant Facts and Garden Advice Chronicle
The Century plant blooms once after years of growth, then dies. In warm southern California it matures in 15 to 20 years, in colder climates 40 to 50 years. Native to northern Mexico the Agave family yields pulque. The plant grows tall, with sharp spines along leaf edges to deter desert pests. Your roses will thrive with proper winter care and insulation.
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Calfornia i
Mexico
Eich
Eager to Work Amid Stated Health Struggles
In a garbled 19th century voice, a discussion on why some adults are eager to work while health issues hinder appetite and energy is presented. The text hints at nerves, digestion problems, and fatigue after illness or surgery, suggesting difficulties in maintaining employment or daily tasks due to fluctuating vigor. It references age, recovery, and varying appetites, with scattered remarks on resilience and persistent effort despite discomfort.
Indianola Sheriff Attacked During Jail Corridor Breach
In Warren county Indiana a jail escape attempt ends with Sheriff Kimer hospitalized after a inmate named Bean strikes him with a poker. Inmate Ed Danke helps subdue Bean as another guard restrains the suspect until he is locked in a cell. Bean had been jailed three weeks earlier for stealing a horse from a Tacona preacher.
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Treohan Bean
Warren County
Indiana
Grant Elmer
Dean
Wd Doake
Bean
Sheriff Kimer
Tean
Sheriff Kimers
Kimer
Khyn
Sherif
Ed Danke
Tacona
Riverbank shooting ends in murder at night watchman's death
A sheriff hunts two men linked to a bank robbery after they dine at Riverside hotel and shoot watchman C A Ralston at a rail spur. Ralston died instantly after being wounded twice. pursuit risks lynching locals as bloodhounds aid the case. Suspects described as tall, wearing dark clothes and soft hats.
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Tayee
Huntine
Mantes
C. A. Ralston
Riverside Hotel
Mhatries Seldervs
Arthine Muneater
Ralston
Tren
Tealston
Manley
Eiverybody
Burned in Church Accident at Walker Explosion traps youths
At the Christian Church in Walker a lighting plant explosion trapped five attendees during a meeting. Entrances were blocked by flames forcing the young group to leap from windows. Pastor Rev. Charles Z. Fisher suffered serious burns while aiding escapes. Also injured were Nile Fisher and Miss Cora Butterfield, with Stella McCawley sustaining minor burns.
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Christian Church
Walker
Christian Endeavor Society
Charles Z. Fisher
Charles 7. Fisher
Nile Fisher
Cora Butterfield
Stella McCawley
Tuberculosis Campaign Planned in Des Moines
Dr Whitaker from the Washington dairy division of the Department of Agriculture will lead an educational tuberculosis campaign in Des Moines under the Anti Tuberculosis League. He will meet local dairy, chat organizations and discuss the tubercular germ as found among animals during his visit. The outreach aims to inaugurate targeted education on tuberculosis.
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Washinton
Whitaker
Vreau
Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
New Moines
Eliie
Chat
Animal Industery Department
den Moines
Prizes Announced for County Corn Show by West Point Society
The West Point Marmorr Institute Society published prize lists for the upcoming county corn show. Prizes include 15 dollars for the best bush of corn of any color, ten ears first prize of yellow corn at 10 dollars, with decreasing awards for second to fifth and additional 1 dollar prizes for next best. White corn follows the same scheme. Prizes also for best single car of corn, sweet corn, popcorn, plus a 20 dollar emblem to the school district with the highest total prizes and a 15 dollar cash prize to juniors for the best ten years of corn.
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West Point Marmorr’ Institute Society
County Eorn
May Bit Lynchings At Oakdale Endangers Local Girl
A ten year old Oakdale girl Alma Moore was mistreated near her home on Wednesday by an unidentified man. Bloodhounds from Stanton traced suspicion to a close family friend who fled. residents are enraged and fear for public safety as authorities pursue the suspect.
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Alma Moore
Alya Moore
Oakdale
Stanton
Bloodhounds Track Suspect in Burglaries at Coon Rapids
Police used bloodhounds to trail a burglar after a Sunday night break in on a quiet Coon Rapids street. The suspect, Charry Battusht, and an operatic crowd were tied to the scene as dogs led to the Phauvert who faced arrest. Waugert, an opera house worker, was seized on suspicion.
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Coon Rapids
Charry Battusht Wis
Toyer
Childs
Phauvert
Waugert
Om Saspieton
Man wins $10,100 verdict for false arrest in 1906 case
John Hages of Gretna Neh obtained a verdict of $10,100 against Baten and the Interstate Shirt and Dollar company of Joy N Y for false arrest around December 15 1906. Hages was arrested by Chicago authorities on a complaint by J O Mate oofroy treasurer of the Interstate Shirt and Collar company alleging larceny through the emission of two promissory notes.
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Hages
Chicago
John Hages
Gretna
Neh
Baten
Interstate Shirt and Dollar Company of
Joy
N.Y
Daid
Cuibeszlement
Paghes
J. O. Mate Oofroy
N. Y
Interstate Shirt and Collar Company
Boy Clahus Cory Picking in Yowa corn event
Fragmentary report notes a corn picking competition titled Chutripionship of Yowa. It mentions Vasu Simon Pieres, a farmer from north of Marshalltown, and Younsy Pierce as a worker. Details are garbled with inconsistent names and numbers.
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Clahus
Cory
Vasu Simon Pieres
Woo
Marshalltown
Ehkdunastie
Yowa
Younsy Pierce
Che Evite
Fragmented draft hints at a tragic death by self harm
A garbled historical notice references a person named Hillerd by Creight Traba and describes a fatal event linked to self harm. The text mentions clothing failure and a dangerous action, with unclear details about the place or date. It hints at a death in a creek or related setting, but specifics are unreadable.
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Hillerd
Creight
Comiouy
Auca
Robbery at Lovelock Jewelry Store After Break-In
Burglaries at a Lovelock jewelry store Friday night led to theft of jewelry valued at about 600 dollars and 60 dollars in cash. Entry was gained through the front door and a bottle of glycerine and a large pipe were found nearby. An explosion damaged merchandise and toys worth about 40 dollars. Police reported hearing sounds and sighting two suspects.
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Theodore Sethalt
Mheostore Schutte
Stella
Lovelock
Ehiaware
Adams & Miartin
Itieens
Fragmented OCR Read Yields Unclear Local News Snippet
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person racing, a possible theft, and movements around a building. The text is garbled with many misspellings, leaving names, places, or events largely indiscernible. No verifiable details or clear outcome can be confirmed from the fragment.
Untitled public safety notice fragment
A fragmented OCR item discusses a public safety matter involving a slope, possible road or gate hazards, and unclear references to entities and locations. The readable portion mentions safety concerns at a gate and street hazards, with no coherent names or dates to confirm specific actions or stakeholders.
Mysterious Election Victories Reported in Hazy Text
Fragmented OCR notes describe a local election with unclear candidate names and places. The garbled lines mention a main event at a university battalion and a death at a named city, asking about the burial place and custody details amid vague references to ongoing counts.
Unclear OCR fragment on events and locations
Fragmentary text mentions Waess Belen and Gin Jobo related to Weeping Willed, includes garbled place names and alleged events. No coherent actions or dates emerge to summarize as a complete news item.
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Gin Jobo
Dseaetar
Peruna remedy praised in patient testimonial
Mrs Lenora Bodenhamer of Kernersville NJ writes of stomach trouble indigestion and nervous unease that improved after using Peruna and Mannlin following doctor advice. She urges others with similar symptoms to try Peruna, noting many other letters echo the relief.
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Lenora Bodenhamer
J. F
Kernersville
Dp. Unitman
Peruna
Mannlin
Lever
Perna
Uartman
Perua
Has Hazing Been Abolished in Institutions of Learning
The caller asks the information editor if hazing has been abolished in our schools. The editor responds by turning back to his desk, indicating the inquiry will be pursued.
Excellent Weather and Magnificent Crops Across Western Canada
Reports from Western Canada describe record harvests with yields 40 to 60 bushels per acre in Alberta and Manitoba. Weather stays favorable, quality high, and No 1 Northern wheat dominates while new rail links spur market access.
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Canada
Winnipeg
Free Press
Pincher Creek
Alberta
Full Wheel
Grows Nest Pass
British Columbia
Jia
Giese
Starshaft
Mion
Slessenger
Meres
Acceuge
Abel
Westin
Cemurey
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Hinois Cabyversity
Mmilanaie Ames
University of Throis
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Uhe
Sidijvets
Tieing
Jianes
Diaites
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Cohrser
Clee
Jason MaMulled
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Nisch
Iis
Ewe Atheart
Getty
Jupeiai
Will Shek
Powys
Anks
Siaad Wil
Andi
Eoitsplig Gee
Peudew Ad
Dheuseer Pda
Eetaad
Cleveland
Catatog
N.W. Hide & Fur Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Mis
Natwue
Terhinfeat World Magazine
Uae
iMlache
Abs
Daet
Cape
Curie
Leeds
Liv Weil Wasch
Iowa
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Woneit
Shiva
Vita
Godleé
Reall
Steeda
Thefallee Chambéerldig Bimkings House
Fiobbary Ae Boyores
Bomieie Drolis
Baden & Abbiasun
Teytisis
Gute Weber
Gale Tics
Neckiis
Tate
Pantie Bok
Ceateoliet
Boritiwekiv
Dows
Laiwels
Nene
Bay
Wight
Lenora, Bodenhamer
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