Murder theory abandoned as inquest links Hazel to pond death
The inquest jury concluded that Hazel likely died from a blow to the head and not by self harm. Witnesses including Taylor and Smith contradicted each other while the district attorney pressed for clarity. Evidence points to Hazel being last seen on the main road near Taylor's house before her body was found in the pond.
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Troy
Mazel Drew
Win Lave
Ile Eviienre
Catret Attorney O Lua
Emiy
Thorsay
Taylor
Smith
Hazel
Hhis Yard
Vaa
Arches House
Paylin
Tayor
Thorney
Ins
Elore
Eva
Taslo
Savior
Coon Teals
Marriage and Death Notices From The Yetis on Pawl
A fragmented obituary column lists names and roles with references to local directors and undertakers. The text mentions John R Wright, R F Harvey's Sons, W Speare, Thos A Costello, Frank Ghier's Sons, and Frank Ghier's Sons. It includes addresses and business notes for funeral and emporium services, indicating a merged page of notices and advertisements.
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Zarhorst
Garts B
PMR
Llanell
Ruges
Poona
John R Wright
R. F Harvey's Sons
Speare
Sureet
Etexinez Erestra
Rat Phosts
Sardo & CO
Funeg
Americans Cut Travel Spend After Abroad Boom
The New York Post notes Americans are spending less abroad, trimming a yearly outflow near 200 million dollars. Economists say travel expenses and purchases overseas are down, with estimated 10030 million in annual foreign trade impact. The shift mirrors a broader move to economize and invest domestically as tourist buying declines.
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Neton Post
New York
Europe
Tisman
Aspen
Lalvices
Trad
Hscar Bisman
Toursis
Pers
Court halts Hamilton county offices inquiry ruling
July 27 a circuit court three judges halted the legislative function of a Hamilton county public offices committee. The court ruled the committee acted beyond its legal powers, stating its investigative actions were legislative in nature and not judicial. The decision limits future inquiries to aid legislation and preserves constitutional boundaries.
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Hamilton County
Prth
Circuit Court
Funeral of Ta Pay Bolivia and Temanio Guiuti
The funeral for Ta Pay Bolivia and Temanio Guiuti was held with a large crowd and a formal ceremony. Diplomatic corps members led the rites, and presidents and officials attended the solemn event marking the passing of prominent figures.
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Bolivia
Temanio Guiuti
Elopement at St Regis hotel ends in Long Branch
Robert Grandsir and Julia Dobbs fled the Hotel St Regis in New York City after a rapid romance begun in the Philippines. They were pursued by her and his families to Long Branch, reportedly married in New Jersey and later seen with two elderly women in a lounge. Details of the wedding and exact fate remain unclear.
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Robert Grandsir
Miss Dobbs
Philippines
Washinston Post
New York
St Regis
Long Branch
Rowland B Grandsir
Scranton
Juliaa Dobbs
Mira Dobbs
Roof Gardens
Grandsir
New Jersey
New Jerk
Jersey
Pompelau
Glacier
Long Branen
Ile St Regis
Prince Watches Pilgrims At Shr ine Of St Anne de Beaupre
The Prince of Water visited Quebec on July 27 amid hundreds of pilgrims at St Anne de Beaupre seeking cures. He toured St Joachim and returned by automobile through the shrine where cripples waited at the altar to receive relic touches. Crutches and appliances lay discarded as the prince entered the church and the organ played God Save the King. A reception at the citadel followed with Vice President Fairbanks in attendance.
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Quebec
Prince of Water
St Anne de Beaupre
Lourdes
St Joachim
Laval Universty
Laval University
Pilgrins
Bailland Lad
Fairbanks
Dutere
Unclear historic court summons list features many names
A fragmented OCR item names numerous individuals including Zora Cameron, Alice Piers, Matilia Philips, Emelia Matthews, Eugene Forton, Mary Carter and others. It appears as a roster or summons list with various initials and partial affiliations, lacking complete context or dates.
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Cameron Vole
Heen
Summons
Trosswell
Alice V
Piers
Fey
Ward Wella
Liga Mulst
Matilia Philips
Boston
Emelia C “Matthews
Remos Athie
Eugene Forton
Mary A Carter
Lo Merton
Health Office Record From Incomplete Hospital List
A health office record details numerous individuals with ages and partial addresses. Entries include ages from 1 to 91 and hail from places like Takoma Park and various city streets. The list names patients or residents such as Gilbert Takoma Park 91 years and Rachel Gatewood G Shepherd ct 21 years, among others.
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Howard Cavermnent Hospital
Insu
Magic
Gilbert Takoma Park
Sisis
Joh Dunn
Matthey
James FE Hamlton
Beary South
Jonn TL White
Rachel Gatewood
Shepherd Ct
Great Pollins
Reed
Euzene Cash
Pleasant Alley
Wille Memientr
Mar Meier
Mrs Fisher Not Near Nervous Collapse in Baltimore Heiress
Mrs Fisher of Baltimore who eloped with Willem R Rayner and stays at Hotel Walton here did not appear to be near collapse. She refused calls, spoke by phone from her room, kept to herself, and declined a physician. One visitor arrived by 3 pm and stayed twenty minutes. identity unclear but thought to be a messenger from her husband.
Tramp but Is No Vagrant in Court
Eugene Daly of Chicago was arraigned for vagrancy during a walking trip to New York. He claimed wealth, showing papers noting a $90,000 net worth and $20 weekly income, with about $3,000 spent on the tour. The judge questioned his honesty and Daly was discharged.
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Washington Port
Buffalo N
Eugene Daly
Chicago
New York
Daly
Plea of patriotic insanity in Chang murder trial
In Wan Chang's trial for the murder of Durham White Stevens, adviser to the Korean government, was postponed to August 17. Attorneys plan a plea of patriotic insanity for their client.
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Stevens
San Francisco
In Wan Chang
Durham White Stevena
Chang
Oil magnate's son wed secretly in Deering-Pierce ties
Special to The Washington Post from New York reports Theron F Pierce son of Henry Clay Pierce of Waters-Pierce Oil and May Deering wed secretly at St Agnes chapel in New York. The ceremony mirrors the marriage last March of Violet Pierce to James R Deering amid Pierce family disapproval.
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Washington Post
New York
Theron F Pierce
Henry Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
May Deering
James A Deering
10Th Street
Riverside Drive
Pierce- Deering
Deering Pierce
Sepate
William C Rodgers
St Agnews Chapel
Mmr
Pierce
Harvard
Violet Pierce
James R Deeilig
Henry Cla Pierce
Pierce Finaily
Brdes
Miss May Deeing
Europe
Tierces
Tienry Clay Pierce
Roy F Pierce
Nan Patterson Disappears After Police Talk Pittsburg
Nan Patterson, the affair's figure, left Pittsburg after a police conference. Acting Captain Roach said she feared being sent back to New York on probation. A prominent man's wife called to claim Patterson enticed her husband. Patterson admitted plans to leave the city.
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Pittsburg
New York
Nan Patterson
Biorus
Caesar Young
Roach
Kew Fork
Xin Patterson
Mayflower is Ordered to Patrol Caribbean Waters
Roosevelt sails Mayflower from Oyster Bay to relieve Paducah at Port au Prince Hatta. The yacht will perform gunboat duty in the Caribbean while the unarmed Sylph remains in Oyster Bay. Kermit and others tour the bay and Ben Cliff ride.
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Gyster Bay
Long Island Sound
Mr. Roosevelt
Home Village
Kermit
Bay
Washington Post
Oyster Bay
United States
Central America
President Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Port Au Prince
Hatta
Paducah
Gound
Loeb
Ben Cliff
Hull
Silph
Huntington Bay
Dutch Show Force In Venezuela Crisis
The article reports U S policy on non interference with American powers on American soil, cites Castro's weak Venezuelan navy compared to Gelderland, and notes Dutch ships sent to Venezuela to protect interests. It covers Curacao riots over the Venezuelan consul Lopez, his safe passage to Puerto Cabello, and Dutch minister De Reus being ordered home. The piece includes reactions from a Netherlands counselor in Manchester, Massachusetts.
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Venezuela
Gelderland
la Guaira
Fuerte Cabello
Willemstad
Curacao
Netherlands
Gelderlands
J D de Reus
Caracas
Castro
Senor Lopez
Senor Lobez
Puerto Cabello
Maracaibo
de Reus
M de Reus
Holtand Carams
Port of Spain
Holland Wall
Manchester
Mass
Washington
Holland
Armittation
Reynards
Wright to Visit President on Cadet Dismissals
Secretary of War Wright plans to visit Oyster Bay late this week to confer with President Roosevelt on the eight cadets dismissed from the Military Academy. Boards findings and sentences were approved by the President, but Wright has not issued the final dismissal order yet.
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Wright
Toco Oyster Bay
Military Academy
Cot Scott
War Department
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Horse Racing Benefit for Holy Rosary Church at Edgewater
Horse racing was held at the Guttenberg track to aid Holy Rosary Church Edgewater. About 230 people paid a quarter to enter the grounds and support the church run by Reverend Brads. The success led to plans for another church benefit next Sunday with the Bug Four ponies featured in the event.
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Soctal
Washington Coat
New York
Hypnotism Uprising Splits Plea in Bronx Assault Case
Guarino Maschello, 19, arraigned before Judge Foster on assault charges for April 18 knife wound to Marie Gano. He pleaded guilty claiming hypnotic control by a third man who offered money, but the judge rejected the plea and postponed, ordering efforts to locate the alleged influencer.
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Washington Post
New York
Guarino Maschello
Foster
Maschelle
Blood Transfusion Saves Mother in Utica
Special to The Washington Fest Utica N July 27 Mrs Joseph Derrick of Rome is alive after her son William Derrick 23 donated a quart of blood for transfusion during a hemorrhage. The operation saved her life and she soon regained consciousness though the son felt only weakness.
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Washington
Utica
Joseph Derrick
Rome
Wiliam
Derrick
William Derrick
Bait Boys Organize Frog Catchers Union in Hampton
In Hampton Connecticut boys forming a frog catchers union pledge to keep bait prices steady for bass fishermen. The group aims to stabilize costs for frogs and helgramites used as fishing bait.
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Hampton
Conn
Army meet opens at Fort Sheridan with high scores
Capt F W Coleman of the Tenth Infantry led day one with 270 points, followed by Lieut R C Humber at 268. The slow firing best went to First Sgt J K Hass of the Thirteenth Cavalry with 177, while Sgt EB D Rutter of the Eighth Cavalry won rapid firing with 95.
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Chicago
Fort Sheridan
F W Coleman
Tenth Infantry
R C Humber
Tirst Sergt
J K Hass
EB D Rutter
Eighth Cavalry
Excitement in Holland over Dutch Venezuela tensions
In The Hague and other Dutch cities excitement grows as reports say six Dutch battleships and cruisers are ready for immediate service, with five more in the East Indies or in dock. The Willemstad demonstration allegedly ended with the Venezuelan consul forced to apologize and salute to the Dutch anthem.
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Washington Post
Hague
Netherlands
Holland
Venezuela
Bellience
East Indies
Willemstad
Venezuela bars mail import of many goods and coins
Postal officials in Venezuela report that laws prohibit mail import of cocoa and cocoa products, starch, coffee, molasses, honey cane syrup, jerked beef, salt, sarsaparilla root, coins, and money making apparatus. Imports require a special permit for cigarettes, paper, axes, firearms, ammunition, saltpeter, dynamite, and explosives. Mrs. Andrew C. Riley Dies in Pittsburg visit. widow of A C Riley, long-time local post center supervisor.
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Venezuela
Postoffice Department
Heir Inherits Fortune as Butler Receives Jewels
In Richmond July 2 Theodore von Thien, a butler in the home of retired merchant P P Ryan, learns that he and brother August inherit wealth in Germany and France from Count Peter von Thien. An aunt Mme Chanigerdoule traveled with the Van Chien jewels left by Theodore's mother. the jewels are in a sealed package to be opened by Theodore. The party remains at the Jefferson Hotel as the estate matters unfold.
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Washington
New York
George Gowd
Europe
H Haraman
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Wheeling and Lake Erte
Wabashanathi Gould Ne
Bliir & Company
Gould Lines
Gowdy
Gould
Kuhn Loeb & Co
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Western Pacfic
Salt Lala City
Pacific Coast
Thin_ road
Southern Pacific
Wabash Fittgburg ‘Terminal Company
Washington Post
Richmond Va
Theodore von Thien
Butler
P P Ryan
August von Thien
Germany
France
Count Peter von Thien
Mme Chanigerdoule
America
van Chien
Theodore
Begin
August
Vonlen
Ryan
Jefferson Hotel
Night Rider informer shot in ambush in Kentucky
Walter Good, a farmer once named by the county court as a Night Rider captain, was seriously wounded by an ambush while returning home after recent militia protection. The Night Rider squadron reportedly formed at Center Furnace with seven associates.
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Hopkinsville
Walter Goodwin
Center Furnace
Chinese Girls at Cornell Summer School Attend in Style
Ithaca July 27 two Chinese co eds Miss P H Hu and Miss EB L Soon register for special work at Cornell summer school first time in school history. Both claim celestial empire pedigrees yet wear modern American girl gowns and pursue academic brilliancy.
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Washington Post
Ithaca
Cornell Summer School
P H Hu
EB L Soon Jand
Celestial Empire
Dewey's Gunner Killed In Manhattan Manhole
James O Connell, once Admiral Dewey’s chief gunner aboard the Olympia at Manila Bay, was found dead in a Manhattan manhole. He was repairing a channel rail under trolley tracks on Sixth Avenue when he was killed by electric shock. He recently retired from the navy.
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New York
la Manhole
James O Connell
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Manila Bay
O Connell
Sixth Avenue
Navy
Mauretania Sets Record Eastward Voyage Speed
Cunard liner Mauretania arrives at Queenstown at 113 tonight after a record run of 685 knots for the 34 hours ended noon July 5. The ship previously logged 579 knots on the eastward voyage, signaling a new peak for high-speed crossing. In Washington, James F Norton, 38, of Capital Heights Md, was injured in a gas tank explosion at the Gordon Hotel. He was taken to Emergency Hospital with non serious injuries.
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Queenstown
Cunard
James F Norton
Capital Heights
Gordon Hotel
Sixteenth Street
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