Legal Battle for a Dukedom Unclear Rumors Surface in London
Fragmentary OCR text describes a contested dukedom involving Geary TH Denee and others. Details are garbled with names and relations, mentioning a grandson, a portal, and arrangements for payment or restitution in a historic legal dispute. The source text is too corrupted to extract a clear outcome or dates.
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Tauren
London
Geary
Denee
Duke of
Portal
Thomax C. Devee
Yale
EveleS Kot Slumming and Chinatown Night
The report recounts Mrs Thaw denying visits to Chinatown on a Saturday night after allegations of motor mischief and social outings near Nixon Street. Eyewitnesses recall a motor noise and a group gathering at local venues described in vivid but disputed terms.
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Turkey
Cainatown
Airl
Thaw
Chinatown
Sera
Chicagoan Proposes Broad Corporate Reform Program
Chicagoan outlines a sweeping plan for national corporate reform focusing on compulsory publicity of accounts, tighter interstate oversight, and new limits on holding companies. The proposal advocates federal action to curb stock concentration, empower bank competition, and require clear reporting by corporations with strong support for national standards.
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Westen
Othe Banko
Nonker
Hit Demoeletion
Cui
Rex
Ees Ut Q Corporation
Dybmadansa
N. Hash
Cai
Ayrit
Klock
Lise
Aloe Nomnea
Gommares
Naulndr
Joenrwaldd
aLtate Banka Gauros
Streuvite
Willy
Vanydyine
Columbine Srepad
Sivnner
Wee Savings Hanes Investments
UN Tunis
Auenner
Jawa
Tninsiteck
Ray
Poe
Bypled wager turns fatal duel in Hopkins Kentucky
An election bet ends in a fatal duel in Hopkins Kentucky as William Frinkdne Thaman Bypkina and Frisk Foley clash over results. Hopkins is reported as the scene with one participant instantly killed.
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Ousteel
Wiliam Frinkdne
Thaman Bypkina
Frisk Foley
Hopkins
Japanese Immigration Dilemma for Wilson Administration
Washington observers warn that new limits on Japanese immigration could dominate winter policy. Officials resist broad exclusion, fearing political backlash as Japan seeks entry or transit through the United States for workers and relatives, while Senate and cabinet debates hint at tighter passport controls and possible selective admission.
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New York
Washington
Fo Weixtrington
Leowkle
Menartmont 'i Gorzaer
Ajoeuys Jansinear
Renaon
Straus
Wis
Wien Hamar
Pswuscian
Hugenarts
Hawitii
Canal Zone
Posatanioni
United States
Pacific
Mme Gould Divorce and New Marriage Report Stir Paris
Reports from London and Paris say Mme Helen Gould recently divorced Count Bon de Castellano and wed Prince Bello de Sagan. George Gould calls the tale news to him, doubting its truth while aides say Mrs Gould remains with the family in New York awaiting confirmation.
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Porla
Wren
Lellewe
Bais
Junna Guald
Guuie Bonk de Castellano
Teheen Tantrind
Watrina
de Margis
Mme
Guard
Pharon
Toving 4
Toll
Gould
Paul
Ant
Lee
Paris
Pring de Sagan
Chateau
Ngmany Ming
New York
Londen
Adas Gould
Count Bont de Cae
Bern Merried
Bello Fe Sagan
Elty
Georet Gould
Wim
Anedanet
Helen Gould
George Gould
Eisa Gould
Yairytown
Auma Gould
Brinn de Baws
Ancient Sepulchre Found Near Pyramid of the Sun
A newly discovered sepulchre near the Pyramid of the Sun in San Jude, Mexico, contains the remains of many children. It is covered by a massive stone slab carved with a woman's face and numerous Algor glyphs. one mummy is nearly petrified. The tomb likely dates from earlier eras and may join the Natural Museum’s collection.
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Newen City
Mexica
Pyramid of the Sun of
San Jude
Natural Museum
Guarded Captain Carter Under Watch on Governors Island
A report details a prison supervisor position tied to Captain Oberlin M. Carter, with background on recent retirement from the army after continuous service. The item notes past duties and the context of supervisory roles connected to the Governors Island facility.
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New Yorks
Martin Wry
Syard
Oberlin M. Carter
Governors Island
Lus
Once an Opera Singer Julie Wyman Ends Her Life
New York. Nov 19. The body of Mrs Julie Wyman a singing teacher was found dead from gas in an apartment on Longton Avenue rented by her daughter Clara. Wyman 38 a piano teacher from Philadelphia had three daughters and was visiting New York when she took her own life. The investigation noted a note accusing a friend and a letter from her daughter suggesting contact. The home is in Philadelphia and the incident appears to be a suicide.
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New York
Tule Wyman
Longton Avenue
Clara Wyman
Philadelphis
Wiman
Morence
Lonina
Floren
Loran
Turone
Ata
Glenn Wyman
Yankee
Hame
Anina
Har
Fetter
Wyman
Philip & Dean
West Iit Street
Dean
Wynian
Wynian Jett
Iain Teuns
Cleveland Apted Rabits Hunt Plans for Rocky County
Cleveland hunts rabbits if weather allows. They will meet at Woodside estate of William McParland near Rocky WV with companions Richard and 6. 2. Prive of Princeton. They drive to Rocky CNL where McParland will meet them.
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Spntal
WN. J
Bresi- Aéiet
Cleveland
Wr. Teveland
Fis Com
Richard
Prive
Princeton
Dver
Rocky
CNL
Mr. McMactand
Woman Weds Peddler Seeks Court Ruling On Mental Capacity
Miss Helen J. Raymond aged fifty six, heiress reputed to be worth $100,000, marries a Greek peddler twenty years younger in Petrodinte. Relatives oppose, Press reports say Newburyport court filings question her ability to manage affairs. A Rhode Island injunction sought to bar the groom from further dealings and a court ruling followed on competence.
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Wedueynort
Mass
Helen J. Raymond
Petrodinte
Monau
Hepork
Qupttays
Sey
Demoein
Demoris
the Steelés Raft
Wil
Migs Reynodd
Hemuh
Anit
Latler
Beaton
Tia Mize Reymond Ons
Ang
Hesse
Baxmond
Bemoris
Newburyport
Greece
Aes
Zlesnite
Sc Heen
belSeveg
Helen
Laymond Nat
Bnd
Miss Raymond
I Rhode
Zression
Athena University
International Minediary
Optra
Beypt
Athens Bank
Groot Army
Bank notes and currency reforms debated by Henry W. Phabody
Henry W. Phabody argues for greater elasticity in currency, urging Congress to repeal the 1878 restrictions on national bank notes. He cites historical volumes, bond holdings, and the need to expand circulating notes while preserving hard money standards.
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Mery
Ava
Benic Tile
National Bank
Wohima
Congress
Harmén
Henry W
Phabody
Central Banking Debate Splits Democrats on US Bank Idea
Prominent Democrats across New Jersey debate a national bank modeled on the Bank of Germany. Speakers advocate a central bank for the United States while noting potential impacts on note issuance and bank regulation. The proposal surfaces at a New Jersey meeting as state leaders prepare for the Democratic convention and primary discussions.
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Brant .A. Vanderlip Negarta Asperial
Germany
New York
United States
Bank of Magiend
Imperial Bank
Tikely
Lord Avebury
Lemdon
A. Funecerilp
Les
Washington
Bank For Amer
Varigua
Hota Newark
Heeres
Roberts
Umuute
Louse
Commer
Appes
Gov
Stoker
National Bank of Chicane
American Review
Wirth
Jersey City
Morrumy
Hudspeth
Andary
Endean County
Large Chilean fire devastates city with widespread loss
A massive blaze in Antofagasta Chile damages much of the poor dwellings area and threatens the port, with reports of over 2000 people homeless. The fire also destroys several Bay Street offices in Toronto and multiple wholesale houses including Anderson and Macbeth. Damaged firms include Drake, Barnly & Co, and Yate Planer. Firefighters battled for hours to contain the spread.
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Tquiggs
Foviane
Chile
Novah
Toronto
Outerlo
Andereon & Macbeth
Bullttns
Bay Street
Roboteefering Peents
Anderson & Macbeth
Aate Hate Drake
Aate Hate Drake,” Bambly & Co
Agtens
Yate Planer
Ban & Co, Woolens and
Pnittige A Weiech
Oscar 6 Murray III In a Train Accident
In Girard Ohio on November 1 Oscar G Murray III president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was struck and fell seriously ill. He was assisted to a private car for care while the inspection party continued. The special train later returned and Murray was moved to his brother's home in Newcastle Pennsylvania.
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Girard
Ohio
Marray
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Girard Yeatenlay
Murray
Mr. Murray
Newcastle
Tragedies Hit Family Amid Quiet West Point Remembrance
Unclear OCR fragment references multiple family tragedies linked to a West Point event. Mentions an Oltnots Central team and friend gathering at a funeral. Several garbled names and phrases suggest a sports figure connected to a fatal incident during a trotting event, with surrounding deaths and a memorial context.
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Spectad
Eodmann
West! Point
Emily
Eddie Hubbarn
Drea
Qwster Bovetge
Zane Sunaeae Eke Aleee
di Ks
Selec
Pleasant Summer Eight Food the Cause
A reader in Wisconsin reports headaches and nervousness worsened by heat and fatigue, noting relief after eating grapes and nuts. They reference reading material and a Battie Creek, Michigan location, alleging a book title and pamphlet mentions.
Whiskers and Washington: Clark Espouses Beard Debate
In a Washington Times style letter, Air Clark discusses a Pike County man with a seven foot beard and a longer one in nearby areas. He links the beard topic to a possible special congressional inquiry while noting Valentine Tapley’s long whisker display and Aggy Gates’ stubborn nature.
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Dhamp Clark
Shu
Congramman
Mowe
Sésslon
Ocomerens
Oisen
Washington
New York Times
Clark
Washington Bost
Pike County
Fikelus
Washine
Congress
Woodee Elian Gates
Clack
Ives
Ray County
Valentine ‘Tapley
Ijah Gates
Valentine
Topley
Morke
Tapley
Gates
Mir
Tom
Ana
Valentine Taples
Gork
Californis
Wiley Oy
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Festsburg
Smoky City
Amaliens
Jenner
Max Pant
Seerncht
Ann Fauelty
Bane
Louie Grnickie
Vathssonens
Seth Mba
Sasha Meira
Duchess & OF
Porveand
Roma
Devek
Eveles Kot
Calratown
Cives President Idea
Chicagoan
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Eniluit
Yostiennes
Weston
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Lane
Hearst
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Seale
Stee
VPI
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Hindle & Bayliss Hsuea Carer Tiles Maw
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Julie Wyman
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Europe
Henry W. Peabody
Bueton
Ethonal Bank Ciyenlation
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Treasury
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Kusrante
USA
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Jersey
Gov. Stokes
FIEY
Oscar
Murray III
Baltimore and Ohio
Strickoo
Tespectinn
Battie Creek
Sloan’s Art Galleries
G Street
Washington, D.C
Treasty
Mendustut
H. M. Uncababian
Sloan Galleries
C. G. Sloan & Co
G St
Beros
Bette
W. Sidwell
Princip
T St. H.W
Strayer
RNIB
Setasas
Mount Holyoke School
Coleem Boardehg Departeent
Ceenecticat Eran
Brcieattoo
Uctoding
Teapana Cto
Berlitz School
Lormie
Wattierton Homalah
Cormonn
Emerson Institute Institute
Pest
Axmoine
Randolph Tvtsieal
Spibert
Herve Frameraten
Raetont Falry
Aoe
Mma
Eae
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