Life Term for Hyde as Missouri court convicts doctor
Dr B Clarke Tryde found guilty of murdering Col Thomas H Swope by poison and sentenced to life in prison. The verdict triggers plans for a possible new trial on appeal as Hyde’s wife Mrs Logan O Swope expresses mixed relief and vows to fight for his release. supporters and attorneys say the supreme court may remand for a new trial.
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Logan Q
Col
Thomas H
Kansan City
B Clarke Tryde
Thomas Les Ope
Polscn
Wip
Crone
Teh Sen
Clarke
Hyde
Supreme Court
Laus
Dr Hydes
Latshaw
Jne
Mayes
di Hyde
Iney
Kat Gshaw
Ibe Hey
Wil
Ad Trank
P Walsh
Hydettorney
John H Lucas
Cunyelor
Walsh
Died in northwest street district after long illness
ADeath notice records the passing of Mpewin Moa Nay at 1T 4M Street Northwest. The late Rey, Pa Tod and family are listed in the obituary with scattered references to kin and location. The text notes burial details and local mourners in a terse, damaged mosaics of names and street references.
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Mpewin
Ewes
Tate
Wael Soy
Rey
Mikyle FM
Martie
Hyde Trial Derangements Move Kansas City Court Case
Deranged by Hyde trial details emerge with convict James Thomas feared to be deranged after his conduct. A fellow inmate used a blanket rope in a botched escape attempt from a physician’s cell. Reports note continued hospital treatment and a deadly incident at a state asylum.
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Kansas Ui Mo
Fou Fride
James Thoms
Coramit
Smene
Wieséll
Thomas
Trulav
Amelia
Boy 17 Harboring Dual Nature Suspect in Robberies
Prosecutor Frederich A Pope probes Milliam Miller 17 for alleged split personality after a concussion left him intermittently unconscious and committing robberies he does not recall. Miller, once a moral youth from King LA and son of a prosperous widow, had prior life in California before returning to Vera town. Veterans of the Spanish American War held a smoker at the Wagles Club marking the twelfth anniversary of their company’s service with talks by Gen George H Harries Col Ro Simma and others.
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Harhington
Somertille
Frederich
Lofey
Milliam Miller
Papa
Yeung Miller
King Lo Angeles
Cal
Raritan
California
Thirst Regiment
District of Columbia Volunteer Infantry
Wagles Club
George H Harries
National Guard
Col Ro Simma
Woc jWhipp
Tavis
Her Peet
Comet Pills Cause NYC Panic and Trolley Disaster
A chaotic tale links comet pills to a New York scare and a trolley car crash. Reports describe crowd fears, a fan blade cutting through the car roof, and a wealth of self-styled remedies amid ports of Prince Waitt and Atlanta prayers as astronomers weigh the comet’s danger.
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New York
Health Office Record of Malian and Other Children
A health office record lists many children by name with ages and hospital affiliations. Names include Claude, Preston, Margaret, Helen, Robert, Sarah McLennan, Benjamin Boakelyn, Clyde Land, Albert, Lisha Pasne, Clarence Wun, and Thomas, among others. Hospitals referenced include Gov Hospital, University Hospital, Washington Asylum Hospital, and Hespstal. The document appears to catalog patient entries and ages, with several line items noting years and addresses.
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Claude B
Besstee Coykac
Ana Nuor
Preston
Thomas Tana Margarrt
Tet Willars
Helen Ik
Parker
Aaston Bay
Robert
Sarah McLennan
Benjamin Boakelyn
Doone
Fease
Lisha Pasne
Loulma Suter
Clarance
Clyde Land
Albert
Besse
Charles
Jeanpette
Wagner
Waltiam
Vernon
Charley
Rosie
Michael
Ruga Lovet
Fanny Uubeater
Harvey
Elmore
Mary Warmla
Walter P
Luther
Julia
Richard
Alle
Thomas
Katie Johnson
Sears Arthur Winter
Tosane
Winifred Roland
Eergetown University Hospital
Kenruedy
Prospect Ave
Sears Xaterkim Disder
Sarah MY Hardy
Viola C Baldwin
Richard Talker
Gov
Inne
Margaret Holmes
Washington Asylum
Teeuven Orrin
Hespstal
Licensed to Marry Jols Green and Alice Mera S
Names and residence details appear for a list of individuals connected to marriage notices. The fragment mentions Jols Green of New York City and Alice Mera S, plus multiple others including Mary Wo Whalen, Frederick Valentine, J moms Bouter, Langnon Wojer, Letta M Schwarts, Rev J J Muir, Rev Paul A manzel Langnon, and various counties and churches. The text is partial and lacks clear dates or locations for final verification.
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Jols Green
New York City
Alice
Mera
Mary Wo Whalen
Wilstat McKenney Frederick Valentine
Moms Bouter
Taltimore
Paul Amanzel Langnon Wojer
Amd
Letta M_ Schwarts schotl
Culpener
J J Muir Eromat
Clarke
Amelia
Aula DB
Jana Ho Sutter
Am Telia
Milton
Hiniam Deneat
Eng Catharine
Comet on its way sparks sky theories and fear
Early observers discuss a dense atmosphere surrounding the comet and a tail that could stretch millions of miles. Prof Mitchell estimates atail length vast enough to envelop the Earth while Lewin Falkai Naulty and others propose a solar energy lens effect turning the tail into a celestial searchlight. The plume is said to disturb the solar system and trigger tremors and storms on Earth as mass and atmosphere adjust.
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Mitchell
Tautgit
Lewin Falkai Naulty
New York
Naval Observators
Naulty
Mr Naty
Earth
Opposed to Loan Agencies Urges District Regulation
Monday Evening Club members in the MCA assembly room condemn loan agencies as a menace and press for a law to regulate lending practices. They plan to cooperate with other groups and to testify before the District committee, seeking favorable Senate action on a bill to cap loans at 2 percent per month, require bonds and residency for agents, and annual compliance costs. speakers include Tucker, Wilson, Delacy, Mrs Archibald Hoplans, and Dr George M. Kober.
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MCA
District Committee of
House
Senate Bi
Goh Tucker
Washington
George Wilson
Board of Charites
William A Delacy T of
Siddons
Archibald Hoplans
George M Kober
Aiding Tiny Delinquents at St Louis Conference
Dr Darnall addressed the seventh annual national session on education of backward truant delinquent and dependent children in St Louis May 16 presiding officials from 200 superintendents and reform groups. He argued citizenship spans local state and federal levels and urged proper child hood protection while cautioning against overreach by the federal government.
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St Louis
National Conference of the
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Boss
Washington DC
J Jand
Vir Darnati
Agun Angividua
United States
Toca
Claus
Hite
Banquet at Y M C A Celebrates Membership Growth and Directors
A large Y M C A banquet marks the second annual supper with speeches, new directors Charles Corsy and A Aspinwall welcomed by George Otte Smith. Notes cite progress in membership toward 400, with awards for athletic and educational work, and extensive lists of attendees and club departments.
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Camera Lelab
Debating
Orchesta
United States
Brary
Association Employment Bureau
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Aspinwall
George Otte Smith
Rutherford Wood
DeLasamar
Ducs
Volk Wee
Rutherford
Air Smith
Corby
Wayerett
Clement
Noara
Harvey
Blekel
G Vreeland Peter William Radford
Lester Srhnare
Watson
Davis
Famous Comet Scares Tomorrow's Article
The piece discusses Halley's comet transit across the sun on May 1 and 19, 1819, noting visibility from the eastern U S and the Pacific, possible auroral glows, and speculative effects on Earth. It references observations by Birkeland in Norway and explores scientific questions about the comet's core and tail composition.
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United States
California
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific Ocean
Jeomets
Spe
Birkeland
University of Christiana
Norway
Kastjord
Finmarken
Astley
Halleys
Fatrica
Fragmentary Names Ledger from Local Notice Fragment
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and initials across varied surnames and prefixes. It appears as a historical names ledger or public notice fragment, with scattered titles and abbreviations giving little context beyond authorless name strings and possible groupings.
Firemen decorate graves in tribute to departed comrades
Washington fire department honors 75 former members with graveside tributes led by Chief Wagner. The memorial day observance included wreaths and silk bags at Greenwood and other cemeteries, honoring past chiefs Belt Cronin and the memory of Private Joseph Wiles and various department members with coordinated private tributes across Prospect Hill Rock Creek Congressional Arlington and Harmony Cemeteries.
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District of
Sotumbia
Wagner
William T Belt
Fire Department
District of Columbia
Washington
Chief Belt
Greenwood Cemetery
Chief Cronin
Joseph Wiles
Alexandria
F G Barnherdi
T B Purcell
Prospect
Tslenwood
Rock Creek
G J L Glasscock
Joseph Bentley
Congressional Cemetery
Lockwood
Lunstard
Yount Olivet
J MW Rossiter
White Marsh
Connor
Holy Roof
H Gilver
Andrew Chapel
R Harrison
Arlington
Bassford
Gale AN
Hal
Harmony Cemetery
Typothetae Convention Opens With Taft Address
The United Typothetae of America convenes its twenty fourth annual gathering at the Raleigh Hotel with Commissioner Rudolph welcoming delegates from New York to San Francisco. President Taft will receive the delegation tomorrow as committees are formed and papers on printing topics are presented by speakers from Chicago Baltimore and Boston. The program includes discussions on apprentices printing envelopes pressroom output and composition with officers to be elected Thursday noon.
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United Typothetae of America
Faleigh Hotel
New York
San Francisco
Washington
Rodolph
Edward Hen
Adnek
Buffalo
C. Mill
Taft
Moraine SC
United States
Thomas E Donnelly
Chicago
Hj P Porter
Hoston
Frank & Webm
Cinemnat
Claude D Hiobal
Moneapolis
Mount Vernon
Women Club Officers Named Amid Secrecy Nomination
The Central Federation of Women clubs announced officer nominees with secrecy intact. Mrs Phillip Moore of St Louis was hinted as reelection the 38 president while Moore suffered a ankle fracture after slipping at a home, delaying session duties. A State presidents meeting and suffrage banquet followed as debates on education and domestic science resumed.
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Central Federation of Women Clubs Today
Phillip Moore
St Louis
Moore
Howard L Hobbster
Ier
Congress
Jomesti
Fepee
Mia Charles Wobarlanis
Indiana
Sickrim
Washington DC
Sugar Officials on Trial in U S Circuit Court
New York May 16 Charles Lethe secretary of the American Sugar Refining Company and Ernest W Gerbracht former superintendent face trial in the U S circuit court for alleged sugar underweighting. Williamsburg refiners James Benderin Harry Walker James T Halligan and Jean M Voelker are also charged. Eighteen prospective jurors were called as Special Prosecutor Henry Stimson outlines the government case.
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Charles Lethe
American Sugar Refining Company
Ernest W Gerbracht
Sugar
Williamsburg
James Benderin
Resume
Harry Walker
James T. Halligan Jy
Jean M Voelker
United States Circuit Court
Toda
Martin
Henri Stimson
Stanchfield
Hetke
Helles
Mgo Wi
Towler
Topographleal Union
Mayor McCarthy Speaks as Newspaper Fumes at Press Power
A crowded Washington meeting heard Mayor McCarthy defend labor aid amid claims newspapers wield excessive influence. The address framed journalism as a powerful force while urging support from the Department of the Treasury for water and bread-related labor projects. Delegates, including building trades officials, pledged to press for the next congressional elections.
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Seg
Nera
Central Tabor
Liv Ma
Melartl
Washington
Department of the Tariat
Golden Gate
Journaum
Wimay
Building Trades
Abe
Quits at United States Rubber Company in New York
John Z Watson resigned as treasurer director and executive committee member of the United States Rubber Company. He severed ties with subsidiaries. Stockholders meet tomorrow in New Brunswick seeking an explanation amid reported financial district developments.
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John Z Watson
United States Rubber Company
John J Watson
Hee
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Rubber Company
Hag Vine
Batsor
Olerocety
Fabner Company
Watsons
New Brunswick
Wien
Uted Sigres Ribber Company
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Oppose Madriz Blockade Tactics Rise in New Orleans Steamship Ties
Special to The Washington Post from New Orleans reports that Franco Madriz is said to threaten a blockade on all Atlantic Nicaragua ports. Local steamship agents say they will appeal to Secretary Knox for protection as vessels are ordered to ignore embargoes and return to port. Major firms including the Trust Company are noted as heavily invested in Nicaraguan trade and seek government aid to safeguard American interests along the coast.
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Port Au Prince
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Hero
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Knox
Washington
Nox
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Atlante
Women in Meat Riot in Lacianat and Atlanta Memorial
A disrupted scene follows a kosher meat price rise sparking a boycott as women clash with shoppers. A memorial for Samuel Spencer, first president of the Southern Railway, will be unveiled at Atlanta Terminal Station with speeches by WW Finley and state and city officials.
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Ramer
Mariets Fine
Nia
Samuel Spencer
Terminal
Atlanta
Southern Ratsay Company
Daniel Chester French
WW Finley
Maddox
Unity urged as party faces internal clashes
Fragmented text reports calls for party unity amid clashes over leadership, with references to Clarenson and May 18, and criticism of the administration. Mentions of GOP figures and efforts to present a united stance to restore confidence and support.
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Clarenson
Tvelieye
Oat Taft
Bubonic Plague Declared In Amoy Amid China Crisis
A garbled report notes bubonic plague declared in Amoy during China turmoil. Authorities take measures as health concerns rise, with limited legible details about steps or dates.
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Amoy
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