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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1907

Page

14

Tucker to Answer Sister Speaks for Him in Will Case

A Chicago scene features claims by Col Tucker and family over George B Lemon’s will. Sister Jennson defends Tucker while Mr Lemon’s estate, valued at millions, includes shares to Tucker and Mary Tucker as well as the National Tribune property. Proceedings appear set for a court-martial of charges against Tucker, with his son George Edwin Tucker noted in the disputed bequests.

Wasaloette Chicago Colwindam F. Terker Tle John A. Logen Tag Mira Theinimen, Sinter Johnmon Col. Tucker Fobra Vale Col Threker Riri Welavlor United States Army Jennson Tucker T. Edward Wider Taorat Edo Charces Myroe B. Plat Piatt George Edwin Tucker Wren Sven Mae Hol Dagon Fucker Wmi Hing Dreus Meru Devine Micy Lata Tucker Daushter Jobin A. Teoyan Geniz Rawin Bey Auld Nuzy Toga Tucker Degiaren Tyson Will National Tribune New York Avenue Washington, D.C Tommy Perenan New York

Colored Boy Kills Farmer in Rural Yard

A farmer is found slain in his yard near Sein Hetd. A posse of about fifty men searches the area for a boy of the family seen nearby. Local reports say the incident occurred late at night as the killer fled.

Simpol'y Wiltura Sein Hetd Bale Williams

Organ Chats With Eng Brocial Cadets And King Edward

The article describes a gathering at Noneham House where Washington East London, Jones S. P. Morgan, and Harcourt family members converse with King Edward. Morgan, praised for art and collecting, entertained the King and discussed art matters during the house party. The King enjoyed hearing about Morgan’s continental tour and art explorations.

Washington London Jones S. P. Morgan Edward Noneham House Jese Kiaroeca Supolty Morgacre Mocgan Mex Harcourt Hing Woo Weerlas Morgan Aml

Boy Jovereys To Clouds Ride Ends In Tragic Crash

In Oslo a boy named Denon, aged years, rode a Smloute fight to bin "aky nicyel" at Columbia Driving Park this afternoon. A high current swept along Hast Droad Street and Anun Creek, lifting him from the ground and injuring him. Mrs Cromwall Dixon arrived in an automobile as the tragedy unfolded.

Weyengws Colimbus Oslo Cromwell Denon bin “Aky Nicyel Columbia Cearly Shepherd Tod Dixey Anun Creek Thom Bo Cromwall Dixon

Shonts Denies Consent to Daughter's Wedding Plans

Report claims Father Shonts agreed to a match for his daughter with a duke but Shonts later denies any consent. The tale involves Theodore Bhonts of New York and arrangements tied to a London wedding, with Shonts reiterating he did not approve any such match.

Worhington Theodore P. Bhonts New York Lan Theoforn Matehomer Shonts London York Tafis Pariz Duc Dé Chauloes Maou

Diplomat Remarks on Oklahoma Constitution Probe

British ambassador Bryce faced questions over unwitting remarks on Oklahoma’s proposed constitution. State Department inquiry considered but found no corroboration of diplomatic impropriety, with officials asserting Bryce did not commit to any stance. The episode drew comment from American Commonwealth authority analysts and highlighted diplomatic propriety concerns amid partisan dispute.

Bryce Pritiah Ambustanor Warhtaton Western Bhem Chahoma Roat Aselstanl Hart Aot Stutr Agee Alin Fomat State Department Rrpublican Polticians of Olda Democrats Natorum Ys Silent Oklahoma Fila American Commonwealth Jong Han Mont Aeneid Sind O&tanami Wwe Nute Bricktets Tige ‘Morcovery Jr American Politica le Sect Cleveland T Westington Owas Erkieteing Press Tad Pine

Francis Murphy Dead Temperance Lecturer Passes

Francis Murphy a famed temperance lecturer died after a long illness. Born in Wexford Ireland on April 24 1816 he emigrated to the United States and organized temperance clubs in Maine he gave his first public address in Pittsburgh in 1846 and toured to recruit pledges across multiple states and roles including chaplain in the Spanish American War and longtime advocate for temperance causes.

Francis Murphy Wexford Iresland J. Grou New ‘Yorks Temperancy Maine Ile Pittsburg Pana'vaken Rugsgod Inter Lie Aril Laiwly

Woman Attacked by Man Known as Black Hand Member

Lottie Rush, 24, wife of Charles Rush, was assaulted with a razor near her home by Barnardo a Black Hand associate. Rush survived an attempted throat slash and a baton cut, then flung herself into Big Stone Lake to escape. A man and child were injured in unrelated embankment crash while fleeing from authorities.

Perial Wandlegian Post Alliance Black Hand Lottie Flush Charles Rush American Steel Castings Foundry Barnardo Atlin Courtes Walter Burholx Big Stone Lake Buckels Walter Buenolz Whitrt Levach Festus Autoroninats Bai Mise Malltur He Megien Constellar Molitor Baveh Baden Huu Hsé Heron University of Freiburg Cat Hau Frau Han Hat Faris Haw

Pottery Springs Water Claim Sparks Local Debate

A Mingo Junction council proposal touts Potter Spring waters as a universal cure for rum thirst and health, claiming centuries of tested properties. Critics question commercializing the natural resource and its true efficacy while long standing beliefs about the water’s restorative power are debated.

Mingo Junction Atingo Waneding Vitions Council Marc Hanum Och Tury Harin Lown

Missing hotel guest sparks broad North American search

Police pursue Sidney Moss of Toronto after a hotel guest vanishes amid a major cross border case. Moss, described as a tall heavy man with brown mustache, was last seen at the Celvite or Brestin hotels, with baggage checks gone and a passenger ticket missing. Investigators link him to Canadian firms and a Hamilton, Ontario contact, while a White Star liner may have carried him toward Liverpool.

New York Bidney Waronta Moz Tiverpool Henry Hamin West Hixty-eighth Moss Sidney Moss Colburne Wtreel Axminster Gemmany Tay Thy Hrestin Ivadrnn Etreet Hota Sahday

Pounded Ten Years Ago It Lidets Goldman Px

This fragment references past events and names, offering minimal clear facts or identifiable persons. The readable elements do not form a coherent event or report to summarize into a concise card.

Lidets

Suit seeks $400000 in Mercantile Trust case in New York

Sheriff of New York County, Maurlee B. Blumenthal, seeks to attach $400,000 plus interest from the Mercantile Trust Company pending litigation against George J. Gould. The action, tied to a separate suit against Gould, aims to recover funds and related fees, with further details unclear due to garbled text.

Mercantile Trust Petit Wyebington New York Supreme Court Merceantire Trust Company Maurlee B. Blumenthal Sherrif Hayes Trust Company Merek Mr. Blumenthal New York County

American Life in Danger Aids to Salya Port Blockade

A San Francisco dispatch reports a cruiser Monaulest en route to Acajutle in El Salvador to protect American interests after attempts to incite revolution. The Figueroa government accuses rebels of plotting a coup while three brothers, former Californians and prominent coffee planters, are cited in the incident.

Cruiger Bulwankee Salya San Francisco Eustentag Fia Rellet George Hdward Sul Sainh Brothera Ot ‘Sintvador Monaulest Acajutle Figuersa Selvador Beying Drma Som Zalfador

Merger Plans Slated For Chicago Institution

A Chicago institution announces a merger plan with capitalization listed at 7 000 030 dollars. Negotiations proceed amid unclear terms as consolidation moves forward. Details remain unsettled as parties seek favorable arrangements and control.

May Get 1909 Horse Show Title

An unclear OCR fragment mentions a horse show in May 1909 and a person named T Hyde. The text references Anlearesttionen Aa and Kon Spectarta with vague location hints and date phrases. The readable facts are limited to a May 1909 event and individuals’ names.

Tames Hyde Hahal

Insane prisoner in trial for murder. trials and privileges described

Reports detail the case of Katt Hall, a young professor charged with murdering his brother-in-law Feat Muller. He is evaluated as sane by experts yet his defense may hinge on mental irresponsibility. He enjoys liberal prison privileges, room access, religious services, and meals sent from a nearby hotel while his trial proceeds.

Barlombe Germany Katt Hall T U George Washington Colversly Iis Srother Muller Sehoffenterser Cologne Zurten Hau Erante Han Anilat Huy Baden Baden Bina Nawspeners Irving

Photograph Souls Theory At Bellevue Hospital

Prof Price advocates photographing the soul to prove corporeal existence. He plans to use multiple ghink kodaks in a room with about twelve scientists to hypnotize the camera and test the idea at Bellevue Hospital. He believes confirming soul existence could end infidelity and asks for permission and observers for the experiments.

New York Heney Priya Mosa Bellevue Price Saya Ake Price

Frisco Cannon Train Wreck Injures Ten in Arkansas

A Frisco southbound cannon-tall train wrecked five miles north of Fayetteville Arkansas after a washout. Ten passengers were injured with one rider most seriously hurt but expected to recover. The freight had crossed the washout earlier, breaking a section of track. engineer Stevenson narrowly escaped as the engine and cars toppled.

Frisco Fayetteville Arn Oumy Kib Wears Vanderes Ark Michiens S Toulw Mm McGeher Bema P. B Adam Aleck Red Ark. Mra Callahan Sai Meabaumer Sen Antocis Ter Mies Notecarn Bpettatais Mie B. L. Bary Wabies Tex AO Smapan Blehmord Vo Ebb Goodmas St Augustine Fla

Lake ships warned by submarine telephone system

Great Lakes vessels are urged to use submarine telephone equipment to hear warning bells during storms or fog. Government buoys with bells are often missed in heavy weather, so ships may be fitted with telephones on the pilot house to transmit warnings quickly. The aim is to equip all lake vessels soon to receive alerts within minutes.

Cleveland Great Lakes Porstuy Miller Enix Iakee

Butt Man's Fatal Punch Baffles Surgeons

A man at Somers Point dislocated his backbone by butting a punching machine during a wager to drive his head into the machine. Surgeons work to reset the spine and save the life after the accident near Atlantic City.

Washington Atlantic City Nod Axel Harrold Somers Mit Nova

Block operator killed on Cumberland track scene

An accident at a Coutsville track in Memnigton, Hopkins County, leaves operator Fred Lang of Marmington dead. The report describes a cat across a rail line and a Black station impact with a box and tires involved, while a witness named Charlie francs is noted in the chaotic account.

Coutsville St. Memnigton

Morgantown Car Crash Involving Horse Spooks Riders

A Morgantown WV accident report notes a runaway horse spooked a vehicle on a road near Morgantown. No clear injuries or names are legible but the incident involves local residents and roadway danger.

Undefined headline from garbled OCR fragment

A damaged OCR text fragment mentions names and places in a scattered, unclear way. The readable elements include references to Washington, a ship, and a collection or delivery context, but no coherent event or facts emerge.

United States

Japanese Ambassador Aoki Voiges Peace Over Indemnity View

The Japanese ambassador in San Francisco says the government did not seek to attach a special import in the indemnity dispute. He discusses Japan's reverence for authority, open-door policy, and the China indemnity, insisting no quarrel with the U.S. and explaining aims for future Pacific Coast travel and U.S. misinterpretations.

America Japan Viecount Axken Hoosevelt Chris Calns Aoki Salé I Cnemrang Tiegp- Chang Pacific

Border guard halts 4000 Japanese at Texas line

Immigration officials report about 4,000 Japanese laborers attempting to enter the United States from a Delow camp on the Manzanillo extension. The group, driven by desertion from the Central Railroad project, is said to be near the border in San Antonio Texas.

San Antonio Tex Nfmcion United States Campa Delow Manzanillo Central Jere

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