Hartje Letters Linked to Hartje Divorce Case
Court records reveal Ida and Mary Scott Hartje denying dictating or writing letters to a man named Pomkadine or Lampe. The dispute centers on alleged perjury and damaging testimony in Hartje divorce proceedings in Paradelysia. Howard Lappe is accused of selling letters to raise leverage against Hartje’s wife. The defense claims the letters were dictated by Hartje’s sister and aunt to influence the court.
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Pilsbury
Charken
Ani
Mary Scott Hartje
Alario Ulvorce
Hartjo
Pomkadine
Howard Lappe
Finette
Hastie
Hachris
John F. Stott
Lappe
Scott Afidaval
Philadelbo
Tae Leon
Haetje
Haetje's Acawar Off Ys Town Besass & Ts
Arrezvent
Funeral Directors Firms Listed With Offices and Contacts
A clipped notice lists multiple funeral directors including Thos A Costello Ambalming and William Lee, with addresses and phone lines. Other firms named include Wright Co, Sardo & Co, Zurhorst, Hindle & Bayliss, Harvey's Sons, Nalley & Son, and Thos Serg eon, indicating an era directory of services and contact points.
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Ana Ambalmer
Streee
Amy
William Lee
Diretor WM. H. Sardo & CO
Finetal Siestmors
P. Zurhorst
Moreteter
May Pepper Faces First Degree Charge In Vermont Case
In a New York court, Mary Anne Vanderbilt Bishop Pepper was arraigned on grand jury led first degree charges. The defendant posted 31,800 bond and was released, accused of inducing Edward Vanderbilt to part with property at St Mark's Avenue. The proceedings reflect a complex motive and alleged relation to Vanderbilt, a wealthy elder.
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Waanington Peete New Fork
Brooklyn
Mary
Eaward
Vanderbilt
Himberman
Mra Popper
Mee Vanderbirt
Vaniertalt
Ryrth
Types disappearing in world populations says Dutch artist
Hubert Vas of Rotterdam, now in New York, warns that national types are vanishing as global homogenization grows. He chronicles facial features and marks he believes will blur into a single universal type, arguing only altered education and social mixing can delay this drift.
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New York
Joe
Hubert Vas
Rotterdam
Vou
Woman blown to pieces by dynamite on stove incident
In Stevens Point Wisconsin a mother and four children were injured when a stick of dynamite placed on a kitchen stove exploded. Nicholas Kitowski of Carsey was killed. Two of the mother's children nearby were fatally hurt, a five year old child was struck, another child wounded but expected to recover.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Richolas Kitowski
Carsey
Labor Leaver Convicted in New Haven Court
Frank McGee of Worcester Mans was found guilty on three counts of intimidation by the Guilty Pleas Court in New Haven. The sentence imposed a term of months in each count, with an appeal noted. The case arose from labor trouble at the Melagan Township area and involved union organizers. Bond set at $4,500.
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New Haven
Frank McGee
Worcester
Mans
Zounitiymen Union
Melagan
McGee
Burned prison fatality and inmate guards cited
garbled report describes inmates Leroy Brown and Goins among prisoners at a cipy gill site. a fire locked a cell, deaths occurred before rescue, sheriffs and authorities investigate causes while lines of duty and safety are questioned amid the Tarawa reference and inmate handling.
Little Princess Request Reaches Saxony King
A translated note from Berlin reports Signora Tomihs daughter Anne Mattice may travel to Saxony under a royal commission. Harvard sources noteProfessor WW Cem and Lick Observatory titles feature in recent communications, with a dispatch describing systematic telescope placements and regional signals.
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Signora Tomih
Grendfather
Saxony
Berl
Tageblatt
Morenec
Ikaty
Neylag
Sighorp
Todeill
Nereed
Auyreudre
Bor
Anne Matticella
Aeartea Alll
Ranerick
Balloon Flight Rumors and War Times Tales From the Balloon
The report recounts a balloon voyage with rumors of travel delays and fear as observers describe attempts to observe from the air. It notes the crew's near encounters with gunfire, dodging church steeples, and planned routes from Philadelphia toward New York and Boston. Witnesses mention a hoped return in two years and forecasts of German reactions, with meteorological figures from European observatories cited regarding high altitude temperatures and weather methods.
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Qeest
Lou
Asbury Park
Oatehot
Meally
Waskinstom
Philadelphia
New York City
Mascachuvelta
Comucetuvat
A. Lawrence Bateh
Bio Hum Glservatory
Osion
Beligona
F. Folie
Mitearological ” Observatoried
Archen
Germany
Bert
Mattes
Weather Service
Moss Harvie Wins Brush at Chase City Virginia
Richmond rider Mita Otesby Harvie won the brush prize at a day of equestrian sport in Chase City Virginia on October 23. The event saw several injuries including Frank Vaughan of Richmond and a two foxes hunt, with Harvie’s lead in the day’s stakes and a local rider from Deep Run Hust Clan noted among participants.
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Fopalol
Wasremsivs Ree
Chase City
Virginia
Kilita
Mita Otesby Harvie
Richmond
Marrow
Hughes
Bethella
Severn
Frank Vaughan
Richenond
My. Voughan
Yalu
Vaughon Paulcklly
Torhore
Veughan
Deep Run
Cooley
Jeffries
Chan City
Thas Lane
We Bethel
Calls Off Strike After Telegraphers Union Crisis in New York
In New York the telegraphers union action eased as Semil, deposed president, returned from abroad and declined to address the local branch. He issued a public statement claiming efforts to stabilize the strike, noting a 10 percent wage offer and restrictions on further actions pending future decisions.
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New York
Cet
Semil
Commercial Telegraphers' Union
Great
Wee
Permafsion
Unisa Ata Ueting
Atrike
Igbout 2
Erouhtandq
Etrikere
Verlius
Joe Srteveston
Taft Inspects Mines Over Precipitous Trail
Secretary Taft visited American mining towns amid a perilous mountain travel route with drops reaching twenty feet in four miles. He assessed mining operations, urged reforms, and pledged actions upon return to Mantle Tilestay. Officials reported plans and a banquet scheduled for December with officials and merchants attending.
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Tradl
Turtle overtures boat near death escape
Prominent Wall Street man Norman Forbes narrowly survives a drowning incident in San Diego after a turtle boat joke ends with Forbes and two companions left in the water. Authorities report the turtle fled the scene as bystanders attempted rescue and the incident drew speculation about the boat’s odd behavior and the causes of the near tragedy.
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Wall Street
Normwly
San Diego
Cal
Gette
Bartow
Forbes
Wall
Walter Nordhoft
Burglars Target Boston Finance District Office
Burglars forced entry on Sechinge Street in central Boston damaging a jewelry or apparel shop and the office safe. A concerned public official stated the safe was forced and valuables worth about four thousand dollars were missing. Police have limited leads.
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Darling
W. J. Foley
Clothing Sualor
Murder Trial Teems With Tears And Testimony At Obscure Court
In New York the murder case against Frank Warmer unfolds with his own lawyer cross examining Esther Norting as she sobs revealing a link to the witness and suspect. Warmer questions the sister and implies misdirected alibis while the courtroom hears tense recollections of the fatal shooting near a store on Horty street.
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New York
H. Warner
Esther
Tie
Warner
A. J White
C. Norttus
Gerly Place
John & Wilson
Rather
Mies Engehete Norling
Norling
Hla
Boscott
Warten
Witnons
Miao
President Dutcher urges continued biological survey work
In the House of Natural History a speech by President William Dutcher of the National Association of Audubon Societies urged extending the biological survey and preserving 60,000 in annual agricultural appropriations. He argued the survey records birds economic value saving millions and notes several bird reservations under federal oversight. The talk touched on mismanagement fears, financial losses, and a push for a major reserve to protect birds from millinery-driven extinction jeopardy.
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Intuner
Oregon
Dutcher
Nsifani
Rhe
Italy
M. Chapman
Theodore D. Gabere Pearsen
Ned Tressirer
Rave Ut Ehanman
Fragmentary report on Hagler County western lake incident
Partial OCR note raises questions about who fired a shot at a Washlngian tort near Hagler County. Unclear whether victim died. details incomplete and authorities not identified.
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Victaan
Himanlé
Aire Lake
Horner
Hagler County
Submarine Incident Reported Near Toulon Harbor
Fragmentary text notes a submarine vessel named Lulin meeting a ferryboat near Toulon. The bow was said to be damaged and a collision described as causing destruction aboard. Further details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Lulin Collies
Sifu
Lulia
Lulin Waa
Browght
Toulon
Actiog
Ted
Royal visitors arrive in London amid rain and pageantry
King and Queen of Spain arrive in London to meet Queen Victoria and the royal household. They travel from Paris by train to Kensington Palace amid a crowd of diplomats and reporters. The infant prince draws keen public interest as the royal party rests at Kensington before a day of private engagements.
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Arty
Grista Sparish
Pennington Palate
England
Chérchotrs
Wrance
Spain
Cay
Paris
Warery
Alfonso
Coyal Familly
Kensington Palate
Risttore
Kensington Paisee
Sandie
Te Spanier
New Yuan Kai Press Reforms Stir Native Papers in Peking
The Gazette reports Yuan Shikai aims to curb provincial press abuses by granting western style postal and telegraph freedoms to Peking papers. Native papers fear censorship rises after Yuan’s arrival, petitioning government for broader press rights, while propaganda and revolutionary language face crackdown.
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Zeking
Yuan Shi Kai
Peking
Heking
Yuan Sif Jkal
Tao
Mur Petal
Death Sentence for Woman Slayer of Gen Maximutyaky
A woman named Reape Nikove was condemned to be hanged for the murder of General Maalmoftsiy, director of prisons, by court order after trial. The report notes broader unrest and police actions amid plots against Emperor Nicholas and the assassination of Gen Maximotsky, with several arrests and searches tied to the case.
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Mazinutiaky
Priteraburas
Aussi
Amsthar
Micholas
St. Batarsbirg
jSrotom
Maximotsky
Ragostwalkova
Finnish Reluctant Payment Amid Diet Turmoil
The Finnish government debates a reluctant compensation to Russia over wartime seizures and seeks to curb alcohol production and imports. The measure ties to the October Diet and affects foreign relations while major Finnish parties show cautious unity on the stance.
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Muselan Army Service
Det
Finland
New Honor for Paget as King Names Minister at Bangkok
Ralph Paget, theBritish minister at Bangkok, is elevated to a Royal Victorian Order honor by the king. The appointment, described as a commander rank, recognizes Paget’s service amid the Bangkok posting and follows his marriage to Lady Paget, formerly Miss Stevens.
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Bangkak
Cami Manied
Lerdon
Ralph Paget
Odessa killings spark wave of anti Jewish violence
Chaos erupts in Odessa as rioters clash in the streets. Men and women flee while gunfire resounds near the city’s heart, and the mob torches homes and shops. Authorities struggle to restore order as several arsons are reported.
Surveing the Eagle and the Roaring Craft Campaign
President Roosevelt is depicted testing the technique of scavenging an eagle with improvised tools in a satirical cartoon. The piece mocks the anti craft crusade and references Nashville remarks about persisting in the effort despite ridicule.
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Psc
Punch
Hemant Parciges
Avolhy
Rocaavele
Americain
Hocesvelt
Avery
Nashville
Fragmentary World War II Dispatches and Jumbled Names
A damaged OCR fragment describes machine guns and sappers arriving, a Wattabian with copper wires attempting capture, and regimental actions near Tauke and Geers Adex of the lattes, with ships and numbers garbled and unclear. The text preserves names and places but remains unreadable in several passages.
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Vianvextek
Dad
Netion
Rudderless Liner Import Incident Report
A damaged OCR item reports a rudderless liner incident near New York headed to Plymouth and Cherbourg. Captain remained on the bridge amid a hurricane after the rudder was lost. Passengers suffered discommode and delays. voyage extended by about thirty hours.
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Pismouts
Uct
Bourg
Pollagh
English Channel
Wilhaim
Ann Ets Ter
Cherbourg
Wilhelm to delay Swedish wedding to April
October 23 report from Pettrustung states the engagement of Prince Wilhelm of Sweden to Duchess Marie-Pauline may not proceed this fall. The prince, currently in Moscow on a six month visit, is expected to marry next April. Wilhelm, second in line to Crown Prince Gustave, previously met the Copenhagen court last summer.
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Wilhelm
Sweden
Belerg
Wuhan Ortwetsa
Marie-Paylona
Moscow
Gustave
Grand Dughass
Tanery
Paul S Alexandrovitch
W Meek Buys Control Of Westchester Traction Lines
W Meek Sportal reports that Ort B. Thorne and Minaden J. Perry directors of the Trust Company of Abier-Te and Providenta Union Company acquired control of the Westchester traction companies, paving a link for the New York New Haven and Hartford system. The purchase, completed in November, tallies capital stock and bonds for the Port Chester and Westchester lines, with implications for electric service and ownership by the New Haven interests.
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New York
Ort
B.oakteleh Thorne
Trust Company
Abier- Te
Minaden J. Perry
Dnd
Chu Union ‘True Company
Providenta, Con Wold
New York, Westehumrer and Boston Railroad Company
New York and Portchester Company
New “Ork
New Haven
Eierttox
New Haven Road
Ehorne
Parry
Westchester Traction
New Raven
Ste Ron Abed
Warechester
Berry and Thorne
AMON
Port Chester
Faery
Thorne
Mile a Minute Boat Likely Deiat 19 The Weahingtons
New York reports opinions from naval engineers yachters and others on a rapid boat concept using vertebrate propeller mechanisms. Inventor Joseph Turners belt-driven motion powers a novel propulsion system with gears plates and hinges. Capt Reynolds Hall of the U S Navy Team supports its potential and suggests a trial in the near future.
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New York
Naval Engineers
Yachismes
Fulton
Joseph
Turners
Davle Jy Wallke
Reynola
Hall
U.S. A
Ateam Engineering
Ske Brook
Navy
Yuri
Divorces in Chicago Show Rise in County Courts
Divorce activity in Cook County courts indicates a higher share of marriages ending in separation and decrees granted. The weekly statistics revealfl ives cases of separation and about sixty-one divorces processed in the circuit court during a recent period.
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Lecreaa
Chisago
Cooke County
Cours
Sunerise
Murder and dynamite scare in Brooklyn stabbing case
A violent incident on Tenell Street Brooklyn left Gratngill a member of the Blank Hand Society dead from nine stab wounds. An explosive device hidden under his coat and a loaded peyote packet were found, suggesting a plot to terrorize those who refused to pay protection. Detectives traced the suspect to a broader Black Hand network.
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New York
Rengeange
Ito Gratngill
Blank Hand Society
Menses
Tenell Street
Brooklyn
Gremaldi
Gramaldi
Uur
Lillule
Geyther Membre
Black Head
Greindimtom
Atiletto
Greivald
Licensed to Marry and Broad Street Grooms Parade
A garbled wedding notice lists numerous names and locations including Philadelphia and Broadway. The fragment outlines wedding parties and dates with many OCR errors, naming individuals and places in a chaotic roster style. The readable bits suggest a public matrimonial notice with multiple couples and venues, but specifics are unreadable.
Health Office Deaths Report October 21 Names Across City
Health department records list a series of death notices and ages across the city with multiple names and addresses. Entries include Arien Benet 4a 12 m October 21 and Shyra Belle Gurye among others, noting residences on Belghinoad and 1614 addresses, with ages ranging from under 3 to over 4 years, and references to hospitals or homes.
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Arien Benet
Eneaty
Tucwenton
Annie
Gare Bowfax Tosa
Caratanher Hetil
Tarane
Ernst Bail
Mont ‘Ae
Peara Darla Soares
Bote
Batere Blackall
Preecuies
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Watron & Freeman
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Ann Lary
Zohn
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Victor
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Giese
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Brelaway
Penna. Ave
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Seventh Street
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