Girl Admits Perjury in Case Involving Gerry Society
Fragments describe a woman named Flor i Whiston admitting perjury while facing five related charges alleging fear influenced her original statements. The text also references London Times affairs, a court disposal, and changes in newspaper management amid a reorganization of the Times Company with capital adjustments and leadership shifts.
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Times
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Castle for several days a cold in the head night passed
Berlin reports show stock market gloom as Reichstag committee tightens futures law. Proposed measures impose up to five years imprisonment and fines for unregistered time bargains. The Boerke register would be abolished to close loopholes used by swindlers in stock exchange debts.
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Berlin
Mariv
Reichstag
Rovern Went
Rench Defeats Tribesmen in Regional Conflict
A damaged OCR item reports a regional clash with a winner named Rench against Tribesmen. Text is garbled with illegible names and dates, but indicates a victory and a post clash scenario. No clear locations or dates extractable.
Unclear headline from damaged OCR text
Fragmentary readable bits mention gardens, a leader, and political themes but lack coherent facts or names to summarize a distinct event or person with reliability.
Begins Suit After 42 Years
Fragmentary court story outlines a long legal action with references to a suit spanning decades, mentioning officials and a timeline, and noting ongoing administrative actions and potential dates. The readable text hints at a formal legal process involving named individuals and a state or district entity, but many words are garbled.
No Clemency for Gillette in Death Penalty Appeal
The court refuses clemency for Gillette in the Grace murder case. The opinion notes the higher court affirms Gillette’s guilt while suggesting possible milder sentencing factors. Officials warn advertisements will be promptly communicated to the publication office to avoid delays.
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Hula
Mwaotinge
Appeila
Gillette
L Tasle
Premier Must Resign Over Health Crisis Fallout
A damaged excerpt reports political turmoil surrounding Prime Minister and figures tied to a hospital inquiry. The fragment mentions dissent, leadership pressure, and a potential resignation linked to a health scandal and parliamentary reactions.
Steady to Earn Legacy Says He Served as Policeman
A fragmentary obituary alleges a man claimed service as a Washington police officer and elsewhere, then settled in Bown to receive $309. The text lists a web of places and names, including Washington Post, Philadelphia, Chanteston, and Nico, with scattered references to kin and death. The readable portions sketch a complex, era-spanning life story and a family context surrounding a late stage settlement.
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Washington
Bown
Pondsbor
Jia Wonm
Fong
Diashorner
Sam Mac
Sid
Nico
Mystery claim of 164 million bonds in vaults resurges
Report on Durkee heirs and a renewed push to revive the Court of Claims case over 164000000 in Union Pacific bonds said to be hidden in subterranean Treasury vaults. The heirs claim ownership, while Treasury officials say no ground exists for the lawsuit. The Durkee case, long famous, has dragged on for years with meetings and searches in Washington and Ubinas as investigators examine wills and records for a basis to reopen the dispute.
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Durker
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Durkee
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Senate
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Poole
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Mysterius
Social Gossip and Fashion Notes From A Long Evening
The report recounts a social poker party where Charley Gates and Schwab played and a young dealer who challenged players with a $1 bet. It also details a late gathering featuring Edith Thomas poems, Ambrose Bierce and many named attendees, plus fashion talk on hats, coats, and the era’s sartorial trends.
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Charley Gates
Schwab
Glea
Denies Coalition on Prohibition Views by Religious Liberty Bureau
A bureau statement from the Secretary of Religious Liberty denounces alleged Seventh-day Adventist based coalitions advocating prohibition aligned with government policy. The missive, signed by A COLCORD, argues against forcing Sabbath observance and asserts opposition to government action that would infringe conscience.
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Religious Liberty Bureau
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Westingtin
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Isa
Congress
Gureau
Post Want Ads Are Free Benefit to Washington readers
Daily opportunity to use the Want Section of The Post offers free classified notices. The Washington paper invites residents to place advertisements at no cost for listings, jobs, rentals, and items for sale.
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Kaiser Hosts Americans at War Era Opening Night
Berlin war era event as Emperor William invites American Ambassador Tower Griscom and Mes Griscom to his box during a society evening. The imperial train opened a new extension, with stations finished and marble from Cadmon, amid a parade through the city as king and suite passed.
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Gatling Gun For Riders In Maysible
American Tobacco Company reps placed a gatling gun on a warehouse roof to deter night riders. Men will guard and reportedly use the weapon if riders appear as authorities in Lexington and neighboring areas confront rising threats.
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Lexington
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Sideview
Montgomery County
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Woodford
Sea Serpent Sighted 150 Foot Monster Near Hatteras
Report of a colossal sea serpent about 150 feet long and 29 feet in diameter with horns seen near Wallops Island and Hatteras. Capt Wade and crew described the creature's behavior, pace, and proximity to their vessel, noting multiple sightings over several days and attempts to tow the alleged beast.
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Wade
Weser
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West
Ora
Janother
Sears
Hatteras
Jerome's judge appointed to take testimons
Washington reports Gov Hughes announced former Chief Judge Charles Andrews of the Court of Appeals as commissioner to take testimony and report findings on charges against the district. The governor intends a thorough review and seeks confidence in the community.
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Hughes
Feay
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Jerome Tos
Legislators Held for Trial in Ingham County Indictments
Grand Rapids reports that State Representative Jeremiah Anderson was arrested on a warrant after a grand jury indictment alleging false pretenses in an expense account for a trip by the senate and house fish committees last February. State Representative A. F. Banting also faced a warrant tied to a trip of the Asheries committee. Lancaster County farmers urge unemployed city residents to seek work in the country and appeal to Washington for immigrant labor placements.
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Grand Rapids
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Ingham
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Detroit
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Asheries Committee
Bunting
Anderson
Farmers League of
Lamaster County
Bureau of Labor and Immigration
Washington
Supreme Court Upholds Rebates Ban Against Packers
The U S Supreme Court ruled against Armour Packing Co Morns Co and Cud Ut y Packing Co fined 5000 each for forcing rebates under the antirebate act The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway Co was also affirmed as liable for granting rebates The decision was joined by Chief Justice and Justices Peckham and white with Justice Brewer dissenting Canvassed in a long opinion the ruling holds that transportation under the act forbids rebates and that Congress may regulate such practices The dissent argues it would undermine contract rights and favors government action over the contract protections
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Hull
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Ingindes
Haven for Embezzlers Court Case Moves in New York
The article reports on a motion involving an embezzlement case with defendants from New York seeking extradition. It notes procedural steps, potential removal rights, and the next court date set for the proceedings as the case advances through the legal process.
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Psteut
Aiey Irrome
New York
Smithmeyer obituary mocks graft at grave site
The article notes John L. Smithmeyer is dead and buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery after a long dispute over his compensation for plans adopted by a United States stature. It claims he sought dues from the government and laments graft, referencing McIntire at 11 Rhode Island Avenue, Washington, in 1908.
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John L. Smithmeier
Warlock Bodas
Mount Olivet
United States
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Washington War
St Patrick Mass Planned with Patrick McKenny Officiating
Saint Patrick’s Day observances planned with Father McKenny to officiate mass at 9 o clock assisted by Mgr Falcon. Processions, emblems, and a banquet follow at New Carman Hall. The event includes speakers and a program of religious and cultural activities with participation from local organizations and guests.
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Virga
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George Weasitington
Gaelic Society Celebrates Saint Patrick’s Day Event
The Gaelic Society held a celebration at Carroll Pestetute Hab with Washington guests and several local attendees including Janus Mooney. Musical selections were performed by AC Pendaa Fir Goth Cavalry Band and soloists Mis Mas, Sulinan, and Mrs Nelin Kesler with Mike Lowe and Michael voicing pieces. Teens performed oral numbers, and James Flynn assisted with arrangements as the crowd enjoyed tunes and dances.
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Carroll
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Washington
Wie
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Lendere
Maigueree
Pendaa Fir Goth Cavalry
Shies Rai
Sulinan
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Taomas
Fioherty
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Lowe Vigna
Gaely Clons
James
Flynn
Charities Raise Six Thousand Dollars With Lively Appeal
The final appeal drew strong donations totaling around $6,000 for three charities. Committee treasurer William Forwood announced receipts and transfers to the Consumption Prevention fund, with gifts from residents including Kelton, Tuckerman, and Kelton Jepson among numerous contributors. The joint finance committee allocated funds to various recipients as a hopeful show of community support and ongoing relief efforts.
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Weler
Cunell
Charles R Peelke Mitten
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Ruppert
Ren
Lowen Thamp Sen
James Poke
Mik Mars
Ali
Welle
Tuckerman
Joint Finance Committee
Haa
William HT Forwood
Committee On
Anna C Kelton
William Ho S
Llars
Wolcott Tuckerman
Miss Deesie Rubsn
Countess Loses Suits No Action Against Brooke
The record notes Dona Maria Francisca O Relly loses claims on ancestral property against Brooke. The dispute involves per quisiles and a revoked order related to Saritar Crouags with judicial references and unclear details.
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Dona Maria Francisca O Relly
Right of State Involve Case Noted in West and Home Districts
Fragmented text hints at a state rights matter involving court action and the Wesleyan and Toedhome districts. Names such as Somers, Pott, and Kh appear amid garbled lines. No clear dates, outcomes, or specifics are recoverable from the legible portions.
Asphalt company wins Kanssss Court case on appeal
A Kansas Supreme Court ruling favors an asphalt company in an appeal over a contract dispute. The decision upholds the lower court’s judgment, granting the company sums disputed in the bid. Local officials and the involved firms declined further comment.
Will Hear Virginia Case Supreme Court Date Set
The Supreme Court has announced the date for a pending Virginia case. Justices will hear arguments in the dispute involving state government and residents, with potential rulings affecting policy and law interpretations.
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Virginia
Nice light creamy bread and biscuits by Gold Medal Flour
The Washburn Crosby Co promotes Gold Medal Flour as the nourishment behind light creamy bread and biscuits. It claims twenty sets of steel rolls grind flour fine, then sift ten times through silk to create a uniform dough for successful baking.
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Washburn-Crosby Co
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