Tucker May Contest Governor Election After Renomination Loss
The article reports that Tucker may contest the Virginia gubernatorial election after being renominated and losing to Nottoway candidate Nottoway. It notes talk of a challenge claiming district margins favored Mann over Tucker and cites returns by district along with candidate tallies for governor lieutenant governor attorney general and commissioner of agriculture Koiner.
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Nottoway
Koiner
Brown
Govarnor
Tucker
Mann
Enyson
Caton
Williams
Catlett
Leutenant
Bilysson
Komer
Will Jims
Commissioner of Agriculture
Kemer
Death notices and interment details from Pratt cemetery
Interment arrangements and notices appear for Pratt Cemetery and nearby plots. Details include names and connections, dates and times, and references to relatives, friends, and funeral services.
Fight Suffrage Clause Opposed by Partisans Amid Claims of Perpetuating Power
An independent Democrats association formed in Batuimore County to oppose a proposed amendment framed by partisans. The group accuses officers and supporters of seeking perpetual privilege and disenfranchisement, citing constitutional supremacy and pledges to defend voting rights. Names of officers and members are listed among the factions opposing the measure.
Richmond Mayor Abram C Eby Entangled in Extortion Case
Abram C Eby Burkeville Va mayor and lawyer faced jail in Burkeville after default on $10 000 bond on charges of sending letters to the Pennsylvania Railroad president threatening $5 000 and dynamite to extort money. He allegedly claimed railroads cheated him of $200 000 and is described as a noted writer on law.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Road
Abram C Eby
Burkeville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eby
Samuel Eby
Lancaster County
Virginia
United States District Court
Richmond
Ils
Aristeds Monteiro
Fallswood Cemetery
Jefferson Davis
Fitshugh Lee
Thaw Trial Testimony Reveals Family Insanity Claims
The dramatic deposition centers on Evelyn Thaw and Mrs Thaw as they discuss Harry Thaw and his alleged insanity. Mrs Thaw accuses Jerome of unfair conduct while detailing family chromic madness, a chart of relatives with mental illness, and disputed incidents at social events.
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Jerome
Harry
Mrs Thaw
Warry
William
Harriet
Copley Farms
Abe Sai
Child Born With Wings Diagnosed in Montgomery County
A Montgomery county mother reports a child born with winglike appendages instead of arms. The infant reportedly makes a nose-like sound and coos rather than crying. Local authorities and doctors are reviewing the unusual condition as a medically explained anomaly.
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Nose Lake
Winston Bo Pumas
Hoangke Tolay
Montgomery County
Boulevard to be finished flies in Curtiss machine
Reports detail work on the Baltimore to Washington highway to improve the old Washington pike and complete the route. Inventor and engineers discuss a motorized test flight and a Curtiss airplane demonstration as part of progress toward a linked national route.
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Baltimore
National Capital
Washington P
Balimore Md Ave
Washington
Ballimore County
Louis Bicuets
LICENSED TO MARRY. Old records list multiple names and venues
A fragmented license notice lists numerous individuals linked to proposed marriages and associated witnesses and locations. The text includes names such as Menta, La Rey, Katte Woolen, Morel, Yannis, Mabel, Margles, Buller, Bertha, and others, with scattered mentions of estates, streets, and offices. The garbled OCR implies a registry of intended nuptials and related health or office records, but specific dates, places, or outcomes are unclear.
Suicide Attempt Averted by Self-Harm Roundabout
A white woman survived an attempt to kill herself at a bridge after a struggle over a pistol. The weapon discharged but did not penetrate the skull, and she remained alive. The report credits a rat with detecting the shot, while Nash reportedly assisted or restrained her during the incident.
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Bertha Delon
Ler Nash
Nash
Child Fatally Struck by Auto in Wheeling
Wealthy Bellaire Ohio manufacturer Joseph Burlett ran down three year old Robert Brown in Wheeling taking place as the auto moved at ordinary speed. The child ran before the machine and was crushed under its wheels. Burlett was arrested to await the coroner’s inquest.
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Washington Post
Wheeling
Joseph Burlett
Bellaire
Ohio
Robert Brown
Burtoft
Shoots wife and himself in Bridgeport tragedy
In Bridgeport Jackson County West Virginia a man named Davth Sheets aged 54 shot his wife and then killed himself during a visit to his mother. The wife, a Columbus Ohio native, was shot in the left temple and had slim chances of recovery. Sheets died soon after. Mrs Sheets had been married less than a year. Also noted is the death of Abinadur Vi Aug lateh aged 81, a Civil War era figure and last captain of the Tinst Virginia cavalry under Gen J. B Stuart.
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Washington
Clarksburg
Sheets
Cotmbua
Ohio
Ajin
Bridgeport
Jackson County
Wova
Columbus
Virginie Cavalry
Litchfield
J. B Stuart
Americans Demand A Voice in Project Management
The article outlines American insistence on equal voice in appointing engineers and in decisions on rolling stock for a major international loan project. It notes German tunnel interests oppose this, while Russia’s plan to administer rail assets in Manchuria faces American objections. Foreign consuls on site may oversee adjustments, with broad power support.
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Manchuria
Americas
Convicted of Bucketing in Cincinnati Bucket Shop Case
Cincinnati Ohio August 6 Broker WD Klausman was convicted of operating a bucket shop after a raid by County Prosecutor Hunt and deputies on the quarters of the Consolidated Grain Company. Several promoters were arrested but Klausman was first tried. Sentence not imposed as he seeks a new trial or appeal to the higher court.
Five jailed by dream leader to serve 27 years
In New Haven Connecticut a group of five men tied to a Black Hand gang were sentenced in superior court. Vincenzo Sabatusae received 27 years, Antonio Massaro 10 to 18 years, Frank Guidi 0 to 1 years, Antonio Liberi four years, and Giuseppe Pascale four years. The case hinged on a detective’s dream guiding the investigation, with Mrs Etta Cocoavatu’s dream cited as key to arrests.
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Washington
New Haven
Conn
Willams
Vincenzo Sabatausae
Antonio Massaro
Sabatusane
Frank Guidi
Antonio Liberi
Giuseppe Pascale
Salatasisce
Etta Cocoavatn
Wallingford
Guid
Guidi
Mongile
Wallesford
Viassaro
Wiig
Poiledephia
Cocoavatu
Wife by Odd Rite Sues for Separation After Unsolemn Vow
The Washington Poet reports a New York case where a wife sues for separation arguing a clandestine ceremony and public scandal tainted the marriage. She asserts the union existed as a lawful bond and seeks judicial separation on grounds of a defunct wedding vow and alleged atheistic repudiation by the husband.
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Freuda
Washington
New York
Torstry
Rose Mindes
East Broad Bay
Tle Supreme
Trey Bevin
Cikun
Sarrelis
Marquis Weds Again Amid Controversial Ceremony
A chaotic wedding in New York involved Marquis and a priorly detained bride, with immigration and wartime figures cited. Authorities say the ceremony proceeded amid disputed status while observers report contentious circumstances and a delayed, possibly unauthorized, union.
Chinese Slay White Woman in Frankfort Jealous Firing Incident
Unclear fragmentary report from Frankfort describes a Chinese suspect fatally shooting a white woman and injuring a hall singer named Andezard Aoffnin amid tensions in the Chinese quarter. A mob gathered threatening action against Chinese residents. authorities fear broader violence as the case unfolds.
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Frankfort
Germany
Kant
Berlin
Andezard Aoffnin
Medias Revuiver
Iamaele Bota
Cunutes
Fapotian
Mrs Casio Uteiikos Stabbed to Death in McKeesport
Special to the Washington Post reports Mrs Casio Uteiikos wife of a Greek restaurant keeper and famed as McKeesport's beauty was stabbed to death early today. The coroner logged 25 knife wounds, each fatal. Suspicions fall on her husband Charles Soterakos known for jealousy and alleged threats to shoot another man named Chad Steph.
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Wa Hington
McKeesptra
Casiouteiikos
McKeesport
Husbard
Charles Soterakos
Mack
Chads Steph
Wreck of Maoir off Slang Bay reported
Fragments describe a British steamship Maoir driven on rocks near Slang Bay. Crew clings to rigging as spray drenches the deck and boats bring food and brandy. Rescue hopes hinge on signaling through heavy seas and mist tonight.
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Clouda
Capetown
Slang Bay
Swedish Strike Weakens as Stockholm Workers Gather
In Stockholm area unions meet near the capital to join a mobilization by railway postal and general workers. The employers federation rejects government mediation, arguing differences are irreconcilable, while workers vote to continue the protest and seek wage disputes resolution.
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Stockholm
Generil Suike
Tee Ainer Stilkers
Theromen
Tr Cus
MM von Sydow
Employers Federation
Tomgit
Lorinion Pt
Nike
Stachhaim
Neon Lolay
Insiiont
Early Not a Patient: Examiners Probe Employment Ties
Fragmentary 19th century report details an inquiry into a man claiming to be employed, with references to former soldier status, health, and alleged disqualification. The narrative centers on deception fears, interviews with witnesses, and a discussion about eligibility for work and pensions amid unclear details and damaged text.
Taggarts Friend Loses In Indianapolis Mayoral Primary
Voter ballots cast yesterday in the Indianapolis primary favored Charles B Clarke for the Democratic nomination. Charles Gauss emerged as a rival but trailed Thomas Taggart, former Democratic National Committee chair, amid party activity. Samuel Lens Shaw, auctioneer and storage keeper, won the Republican nomination by a large margin over William D. Harding, with party workers backing Harding’s candidacy. Shown as a campaign issue, the contest reflected rival factions within both parties.
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Indianapolis
Muume Pat
Clarke
Orior
Thomas Laggart
Mayn
Chales
Gauss Wero
Puimes
Samuel Lens Shaw
Ranyo
William D. Harding
Imecantiel
Shanz Howeser Mide
Pepe Camparsa
Venezuela Advances Pact Protocol After Heated Debate
In Caracas a protocol between the United States and Venezuela for arbitration of outstanding differences faces approval Monday after a heated congressional session. Deputy Forman Minter Gutman was summoned to justify provisions while officials argue the debate was intense but productive. The accord includes Venezuelan payments of 475000 dollars in eight installments and preserves the company’s right to the asphalt lake.
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Caracas
United States
Venezuela
Vongay
tnsuTen
Forman
Minter Gutman
Russell
Senor Gui-man
Crichfield Asphalt
Lasphalt Lake
Deaths of Homer A. Eoft and Miguel Antono Caro
Homer A Eoft age 44 of Toledo dies at home from spinal trouble Aug 6. He was well known as a newspaper publisher and former vice president and general manager of the Toledo Newspaper Company. Miguel Antono Caro, former president of the republic and noted author, also dies in this city.
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Toledo
Ohio
Homer
Vic Eff
Tait
Findtaxa
Mankato
Mina
Sogola Ang
Miguel Antono Caro
Republic
Wealth hidden by Lady Beresford trigger appeal case
The article reports on Lady Beresford allegedly hiding wealth among heirs and estate details. Legal actions involve Warren Eric Wis Leds Muamer and others, with references to English trustees and a court process over the estate and its beneficiaries.
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Mahan Betts
Ana
Ue Faeulors
England
Aida
Tady Beresford
Warren Eric Wis
Muamer
Muamer 1S Aid Lian Fu Hess
Merluring
Berestart
Dana
Beth
Wotham
Alan Fia
Andy Iss
Elowble
Aiarae
Ing
Peresta
Insurance Hospital Plan Calls for Real Estate Erection
New York State Superintendent urges the company to limit its activities to core insurance work and refrain from acquiring new real estate for hospital construction. The note emphasizes that state insurers have long been restricted to real estate tied to their primary insurance business and should not expand into unrelated ventures.
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New York State
Sais
Allany NY Ang
Techies
Aequire Ital Estate
Ironmaster shoots nephew in Philadelphia factory
An ironmaster at John Baigley’s stone works fatally wounds his nephew Ledward Baisley during a dispute over a money demand. Rudolph Master, 5, is not clearly described in event, while Barziey claims self defense. Both men are known in Philadelphia manufacturing circles and Barziey is under arrest.
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Philadelpha Ang
Wuring
Ston
John Baigley
Rudolph Master
Fim
Ledward
Lev Baisley Sears
Ola Lasgley
Philadelphia
San
Endolpi Barziey
Captured by Beef Trust Damages Sought in Conspiracy Suit
A New York leather and meat industry case alleges a beef trust scheme to defeat plan execution. Plaintiffs seek 1.501 million dollars in damages, charging a conspiratorial effort involving multiple defendants and alleged coordinated actions across markets.
Fragmented Bible Era Riddles and Strange Prose Mix
A garbled passage presents a jumble of archaic phrase fragments and odd coinages. It reads like corrupted OCR text with scattered references and nonsensical strings, offering little coherent narrative or named entities.
Murdered in His Store Across the City
Fragmentary notes describe a fatal incident at a store, with scattered references to a dealer, an assault, and a suspect. Details are unclear, but the report hints at a violent crime and a perilous search for the perpetrator. Names, places, and exact chronology remain unreadable in the OCR.
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Villa Holloren
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Cincinnati
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Babs Insurance Hospital
Ironmaster
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Slerman
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