Free Speech Rally Sparks Court Threats in 1908 Labor Debate
Fragmented transcription shows a speech heavy argument for free expression amid labor unrest. References to Mitchell led injunction risk and calls to arouse workers, with mentions of courts and bans on speeches. Strong entities include American Federation of Labor, Mitchell, and Baltimore.
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American Federation of Labor
Admuta
Mitchell
Theandidate
Enteratt
Pouitat
Unclear OCR Claim Of Taylor Card Acceptance Issues
The fragmented text references Taylor cards and Iowa Kel with threats to workers at a Rock organization. It mentions an arsenal commandant and Tamga, with references to machine men and graphic instructions from a national group. The readable facts are sparse and unverified.
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Iowa
Arsenal
Army trucks on test run in Nashville area
A partially legible OCR item reports Army trucks on a test run near Nashville Tennessee. The fragment mentions muttered tracks and unknown names with unclear details about operators and bounds of area tested.
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Nashville Tenn
So! Wa
Baby Fires Self and House in Florida Avenue Fire
Nine month old Marcy Garner son of Mr and Mrs William B Garner of 4 Florida avenue northwest played with matches yesterday catching fire to his clothing and burning his hands and legs before his mother reached him. Mrs Garner tore away his clothing and rushed him to Homeopathic Hospital with her arm wrapped. He was later returned home in stable condition as flames swept the second floor and were extinguished by the fire department called by a neighbor.
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Garner
Cry I Garner Amea
William B. Garner
Florida Avenue Northwest
Rothing
Jim
Homeopathic
Childs Burna
Public health talk warns rabies danger from all dogs
Dr A M Stimson and Dr Semyon emphasize universal risk of rabies. A M Stimson cites strict compliance with laws and Pasteur treatments, noting fifty people received vaccines last year and all recovered. The public library discussion covered animal bite dangers and metropolitan health practices.
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A M Stimson
Public Health and Marine Howpitat Service
Semyon Saith
Staten
Trust for Big Estate Disowned Nephew to Share
John Stanchfield announced that a trust will govern the Hawley estate now valued around 7.1 million to 9 million dollars. The elder Hawley relatives have petitioned for three administrators to handle affairs and a trustee will manage securities. a prior will was destroyed and not executed. The estate will be divided among Hawley’s siblings and heirs, with specific shares set for nephew Fred Crandell and three Crandell siblings, plus other heirs including Miss Anna Hanley and Mrs Seymour.
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Stanchfield
Lawn Hanley
Bir
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Hue Brank
Davis William Blawley
Crandall
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Helra
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Hawle
Brandell
Yedore
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May Unmask Society Wife Reveals Divorce Threats
Special Washington Post report from New York on February 8 describes Mrs D Holmes in a divorce action against a Latin professor at a New York high school. She threatens public revelations if the husband continues claiming she left him during a dispute over alleged insanity in her family. She accuses him of misrepresenting motives and says she left due to lack of support.
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Washington Post
New York
Pittsburga Dispatch
New York Amephaneeya
D . Holmes
Wu New York High School
Thayenot
Holmes
Quanerd
Iolnes
Dies at Nephew's Funeral After Heart Disease Death
John French of 4 HK atrees northeast, a pension office employee for twenty years, died yesterday near Millers Jun Pa while attending his nephew's funeral. His death, sudden to family and friends, is believed caused by heart disease. He leaves a wife and one son. Movements of ocean steamers list several departures and arrivals in progress and expected sailings.
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HK Atrees Northeast
Pension Office
Millers Jun Pa
Atten
George Washington University
Tly
Murderer Allison MacFarland Faces Death Sentence
In Newark on March 11 190? Allison MacFarland was convicted of murdering his wife with cyanide or potassium and sentenced to death in the electric chair. Chief Justice Kunimere denied a motion for a new trial and MacFarland remained calm as prosecutors announced plans to appeal. The courtroom scene centered on admissibility of Bunny letters and MacFarland’s belief the case met a just verdict.
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Philadelphia
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Florence Simmons Ten Suicide Attempts End in Arrest
Florence Simmons 33, found in a washroom by a policeman after inhaling gas from two jets as authorities allege her tenth attempted death by her own action. A chambermaid at Third and Streets Northwest, she is charged with grand larceny for stealing a 450 purse from Harold A Melt, arraigned yesterday, revived at Emergency Hospital, then jailed for lack of a 500 bond.
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Florence Simmons
Fowler Ends Ocean Flight Across Continent at Moncrief Park
Robert G Fowler of Gilroy California completed a cross continental voyage ending at Moncrief Park after departing San Francisco for New York on September 11, 1911. The flight marks a historic achievement in early aeronautics with Fowler hailed for the long journey and its public reception in the city.
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Miss Irene Brainerd Weds In Baltimore Quiet Ceremony
Washington social circles buzzed as Miss Irene Brainerd daughter of Mr and Mrs F. Brainerd of Chevy Chase and D Peale Polk son of Mr and Mrs Stewart Polk of Baltimore wed yesterday in Baltimore. The ceremony at Emanuel Episcopal Church was intimate with only immediate families present. Mrs Polk, Mount Vernon Seminary graduate, and prominent Baltimore society members attended. The Polk family plans home at 0 St Paul Street after a trip to the South.
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Philadelphia
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Anderson Polk
James Poller
Atlantic City
St Paul Street
Madero Seeks Aid as Troops Readied in Texas
News from Mexico reports President Madero asking Congress for a special session to authorize communicating with the United States government about sending Mexican troops through U S soil into the interior. Rebels burn bridges near Torreon and Montere s. minister of interior Abram Gorzales is captured and escapes.
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Primaries Near as Chicago Delegates Contested
Bitter Republican split between the Blebar Wilder and Bradshaw Chase factions dominates prep for tomorrow's district primaries. Election board appoints judges, polling places, and watchers to curb irregularities while civil service rule debates and a Cummins plan gain attention. Meetings across districts feature Wilder, Bieber, Bradshaw, Chase supporters urging votes as regulators consider applying civil service to district employees.
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Morria Chapel
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District of Columbia
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56 IN EPISCOPAL HOME MEETING REPORTS DEBT-FREE STATUS
Officers and trustees of the Episcopal Home for Children met at the home of Bishop Alfred Harding. John L Weaver reported the institution is free from debt as 66 children receive care. Addresses were given by Rev W G Davenport and Mrs Davenport. Continuous leadership is listed with Bishop Having as president and other officers and trustees named.
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Alfred Harding
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Massachusetts Avenue
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Lawyer Sues Policeman Over Patrol Wagon Humiliation
Attorney Leo Simmons filed suit yesterday against Policeman J I Sullivan for $20,000 claiming humiliation after a ride in a patrol wagon. The case, led by F B Rhodes and Albert Johnson, centered on alleged building regulations violations with Simmons denying guilt. Proceedings were dismissed in police court.
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J I Sullivan
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Simmons
Scharf Victory Seen Over Catholic Votes Case
Knights of Columbus dispute centers on Dr Scharf who was ousted for alleged offers to sway Catholic votes in Kentucky. He says the national board cleared him via telegram while others claim the verdict remains disputed and unclear.
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Oppose Gas Purchase Flan by District Commissioners
District commissioners urged the House District committee to block further Congress consideration of a plan to acquire Washington Gas Light and the Georgetown company. They argued utilities franchise value should not be part of municipal takeover valuations and pressed for swift action on public utilities measures to protect the public interest.
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Washington Gas Light Company
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Public Utilities Commission
Three Ordered Deportations Under Nagel Rules
Secretary Nagel ruled yesterday that three immigrants must return to their former homes while two cases were discontinued allowing them to remain in the United States. One man, Spliger, is deemed insane and a public charge and will be returned to Hungary at the steamship company’s expense after hospital confinement on Wards Island. Jordans and others were classified as likely to become a public charge. one is jailed in Detroit.
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Steamship Company
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Chane Jaskow
Stata Hospital
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Rotterdam
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Detrat Wet
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised as Great Blood Purifier
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a wonderful blood purifier for salt rheum. It claims relief from itching and burning on the face head hands and body, worse at night, and promotes its liquid and tablet forms for “entire satisfaction” in thousands of cases.
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Dashes acid in mans face and burns multiple people
In New York a 21 year old man William Kaufman was attacked with acid as he entered his home, badly injuring him and causing severe burns to a woman, while his mother and another young woman also suffered burns. The assailant Frota Levenson is reported badly burned. The wounded women were taken to Bellevue Hospital for treatment.
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Bellevue Hospital
Griagh Ward
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