DIES BY HIS OWN HAND IN JERSEY TOWN
A veteran named Freas from Hackensack New Jersey died by suicide at his home after leaving no explanation. The body was found near a cemetery, with authorities noting no immediate motive. His wife, Margaret Lynch, and other relatives were mentioned in a complex report that ties to his war service and unspoken affair. Local police and family sources offered few details while the investigation continues.
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USA
Gbeen Lal
Euliits
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Local Officials to Announce Teacher Selections This Week
County schools await state board notice on teaching applicants chosen after July 2 examinations. Names include Mina Margaret D Pety Lara MW McCamtray Mika Lute Tayman Newitt and others from Alexandria, Prince William, and Woodstock counties. Public schools open September 18 for full term. various church and community notices follow.
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Big Mwet
Aleranirig
James F Clements
Atenandela
Aduaution
Richmond
Virginia Mina Margaret D Pety
Lara MW McCamtray
Mika Lute ‘Tayman
May Bettle Newitt
Dmse
Allos Bell Moore
Alsgaondria
Mex
Lmtriet
Wesleyan pastor Doney to preside at Hamline sermon
An obituary notices the departure of Dr Doney to become president of Wesleyan church school. The farewell sermon at Hamline Church marks the end of his long service there. Gr Charles Guthrie will preach the first sermon next Thursday evening at Hamline.
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Virgisus
Hamtine
Doney
Wesleyan Bute
Buckbennon
Thin Oly
Staroline
Enary Trien
Washington
Charles Guthrie
Hamline
Hermon
EBACE FEELING AROUSED and the Warrior
Fragmentary OCR text describes a religious conflict tied to a church, possible charges, property purchase, and community tensions. It mentions a Quaker chant, a 370-member congregation, and disputes over demolition of the party or association. The piece references courts and police presence, with unrest among the congregation and the wider group.
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Colutwit
Ita
Edwards
Emigration Tide Subides Sparks Canadian Appeal
A veteran observer returns from a voyage to Canada noting a waning emigration wave from the United States while praising Canadian lands for cheaper settlement. He says Dakota and Northwest territories still lure settlers with vast potential, yet American wages and labor demand keep many farmers hopeful for good times at home despite Canada’s appeal.
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Canada
Charlee J Bell
Dakotas
Washington
Waattra
Tubire
Washington State
Veterans fastor dead and ministers mourned
Veteran minister John Mathews sixty years in the Methodist Episcopal Church South died today in Montgomery Alabama after a long illness. He preached across the United States and retired in 1902 to focus on pacific work. A former resident of Port Hudson he was eighty one, and his death follows months of illness.
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St. Lonia
Hope 1
Jone Mathews
Nergies
Methodiat
Episcopal Church South
Na Wun
Maxthéon
Afathews
Nem Aymery
United States
Montgomery
Ala
Port Hil Boon
Patriarchs Parade at Grand Contract Order Hall
A Patriarchist Regiment parade is planned for this afternoon in the new Ode Pollowa Hall. A luncheon follows the section meeting, then at 2 pm the parade forms on Dumbarton Avenue, marching to Twenty-eighth Street. Col WC Barnes will command with officers and a line of march from Twenty-seventh to M Street.
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America
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New
Ode Pollowa
Dumbarton Avenue
Oelock
Omteven
Twenty-seventh Street
Tye
WC Barnes
Thomas Tucker
Thornton ‘Rhodes Az Alda
Wmalga Dine
Richmenil Battimans
Wistonetun
Womington Korfolle
Georgetawy
Braukton Barsmouth
Nawkis
Newport News
Hampcyn
Roannke
Thareti
Patreet P
Newuo
Mount Zion
Slayer Still At Large Amidst Unclear Night Activity
A garbled police report references prison ward details and an ongoing search. Names and places are obscured, but mentions a ward, county context, and a suspect last seen during a late night incident. Authorities pursue leads while unclear notes hint at a possible arrest.
Not Resigned as Exposition Official Says Union Probe Continues
A Jamestown Exposition officer remains employed amid a Washington inquiry. The Commission reports tension over duties, while observers note the leadership’s stance and a pending decision on authority. Local officials and workers await official guidance as the situation evolves.
Virginia Obituary Reflects Long Island Life and Family Ties
An obituary notes long residence in Maraville County for Mrs. Pega Monin and mentions her marriage and widowhood. It describes her years of service at a local shop, her age at death, and her survivors including children and a brother. The notice gives a funeral plan at a local home and references a railroad town background with ties to Cis rt Sot and the Sh SUN VAP area.
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Fae
Aieaade
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Jake Sarva
Awe Fepai
Maraaville
Tive
JMC
Denen
Cis
Lees
Ravan
Arion Officers elected at German Society meeting
At a meeting of the Arion Goclete last night officers were elected and re-elected. Aur was named president and others include vice presidents Buetiz and Wisquata, secretary O M Siebert, financial secretary Tobin Wisennusan, treasurer, Loula Schmidt standard bearer, Albert Pagoman and Wereman, musical director Prof. Heler. Committees named include F Reckwes, G M Siebert, John Weber, Wasemaen, Charles Gernet, William Penman, Aug Schmidt, Louie Senandt, and J Sohneter entertainment committee.
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Sioging Society
Arion
Wiuaks Wisquata
Prsidechs Buetiz
O M Siebert
Morncial Wecretary
Tobin Wisehhusan
Traqurer
Loula Schmidt
Standard Recrer
Albert Pagoman
Wereman
Minit Heler
Crime and reform ideas echo in a fogged 19th century dispute
Fragmented OCR reveals a heated moral debate on crime and insanity, with lines condemning punishment and urging rehabilitation. References to a sermon at a Bethany chapel, calls to keep offenders jailed until cured, and musings on urban design, street plays by children, and parental influence. Several proper names appear in garbled form, including Rev Zed Hetzel Cunp and Joseph Jemi, Dreyte, undeterminable figures.
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Guypel
Ffmurder
London
Paladalphiu
Aldo Induatva
Eneea
Rocalva
Murmes
AL Geaoners
Yaite
Joseph Jemi
Dreyte
Dean Vatican
Portmouth Observes Peace Week Marking Treaty Anniversary
Portsmou NH prepares for peace week ceremonies marking the treaty of Portemouch between Russia and Japan. A peace tablet unveiling and church services at the Episcopal and Greek Catholic congregations are planned to honor the second anniversary of the signing.
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Portemauts
Portsmou
Gupti
Jay
Portemouch
Russia
Japan
Port
Edie Te Christ “Episcopal Church
Attila Wervien & i
Churete
Chaos Returns at Morocco Amid Turbulent Alignments
Fragmented reports describe mounting military and civil upheaval in Morocco. Names cited include Simpson, his wife, two enslaved individuals, and several others as factions maneuver amid a looming civil conflict. The situation features troop movements toward key centers and warnings of possible civil strife.
Slain Burglar Identified in New York Police Case
Police in New York identify a burglar slain during a morning confrontation linked to a wider murder plot. Detectives focus on Hoffmann as a suspect, based on witnesses, gunfire evidence, and a trail from the Mack residence invasion.
Lifesaver to Receive Medal for Pittouts Policeman Death
Patrick Pfan fer, a Pittsburgh patrolman famed for saving lives along the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers, was set to receive a gun medal today from the Pittsburgh Camp of the Army and Navy Club. He died of fever on the day of the expected award, after years of duty through the summer at city pools.
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Aime Pittouts
Brevcken
Patrick Pfanfer
Mee Gueré
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Poly
Monongmhtle
Allegheny
Les
Tia Doma Manion
Sear
Army and Navy
Han
Trial in Rome Probes Merey del Val Case
Adrian Magistrate Isterregete presides as Merey del Val faces interrogation over alleged treason. The papal court reports the arrest followed a sept 6 incident when a defender was struck during sleep, with authorities continuing inquiries into the detronstra and possible ties to external factions.
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Winu
Marios
Maitelartegis
WILL FIGHT LUMBER TRUST Prosecution of Hedda on alleged combination discussed
Secretary of the Interior Garfield, returning from a conference with President Roosevelt, indicated that strong action against the lumber trust would be pursued. He said the Bureau of Corporations and the Waterways Commission under Burton would present evidence to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Furnher Trust
Garneld
Slumber Trust
Bureau of Corpora- Homa
Bureau
Innand Waterways Commission
Conkiman Burton
Interstate Commerce
Broderick Weyerheuser
Five youths charged with murder near Richmond Street
Special to The Washington Fest reports five boys aged ten to thirteen were jailed in New Brunswick NJ for the murder of a 14 year old Joseph Chikinski outside a Richmond Street synagogue. The group allegedly attacked after the victim insulted their religion, beating him until unconscious. he died soon after.
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Joatph Erhart
Joan Barlow
Charles Harris
New Brunswick
Joseph Chikinski
Max Carinet Chieinski
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Memorial Bell For Hero In Tennessee Wreck Hero Of Lenvir City
In Tinoxville Tennessee a memorial bell is planned at Second Presbyterian Church to honor Huginees Johns BlbD who died in a wreck near Lenvir City on February 21 107. The note records his self sacrifice urging aid for women and children and mentions a dedication to his memory and the surviving church pew chimes. The tragedy left several dead and many injured.
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iRugheer
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Everhart Held for Investigation in Tombs Court
Special to The Washington East New York Sentinel reports Everhart departed by British government and appeared in Tombs Court before Magistrate Brean. An investigating officer cited pending inquiries into Everhart’s transactions here and requested detention until Tuesday. The accused was remanded to police custody pending further action.
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Tombs Court
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New York
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Tsauk
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Virginia Harned Sees Again After Blinding Light
Virginia Harned, actress, reportedly regained some sight after flashes from bright lights blinded her eyelids and paralyzed her. Doctors say she can only open temporarily. she plans to attend a theater event tonight as she continues treatment at home on West 69th Street in New York City.
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Steiches
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Exton Miners' Book Reveals Fatal Tunnel Accidents
One of four miners who perished in Port Blenchlat tunnel collapses was identified as Josaye Gralder. His body, found in a sitting position near the No 1 tunnel, was recovered today in Greece after a fall. Rescue teams located the other two bodies earlier, with Gralder’s being moved to a nearby matting area. A fourth victim remains unaccounted for as efforts continue.
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Port Blench
Greece
Orit
McCormick Transferred Amid Duty Evasion Report
Sergt McCormick of the Fifth Precinct was shifted to the Ninth Precinct after failing to report two mounted patrolmen observed disobeying orders. The transfer aims to address the duty evasion and police segregation concerns with a formal report forthcoming.
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Aerat
McCormick
Byiveater
Romans
Weiter
Weiter 4 Report To Be Made of Any Dereliction Ana Fyeeeis
Gera McBurmick
Delegate ty Prinam Comgrem meet in Chicago
Retired Maj Sylvester was announced by General Secretary Watler as dead yesterday. He was appointed official delegate by the National Prison Commission Congress and is expected to preside at the meeting in Chicago in Hepbartbur bet.
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Watler
Amoesiion
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Hepbartbur Bet
Lund
Taft and Philippine policy prodded by public press
A distorted Vilnius style critique laments Taft heading to the Orient to solve the Philippine question. The writer rails against imperial burdens, mocks benevolent assimilation, and argues Americans are tired of empire yet unwilling to yield menace or duty. They urge alternative colonial plans and warn of future reckoning.
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Tragic shooting ends West End camping plan near Miami River
In Cincinnati Ohio on Sept 1 Sidney Schulte was accidentally shot and killed by Fred War lug during a crowded West End camping out near Union Bridge. A second camper Schulte’s friend was uninjured as the fatal bullet tore through a cable and struck Schulte in the head. An autopsy showed the weapon would likely have caused a fatal wound even at close range. The incident occurred as a crowd of about 8 near the Miami River dispersed after the shot.
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Baby Preserved in Jar Found in Richmond Basement
Police recover a glass jar containing a baby’s body, preserved for twenty one years, from a Richmond residence basement during repairs. Coroner inquiry reveals the mother had no next of kin and stored the body for a friend, intending burial, but claims the child was hers in a mistaken vigil. No foul play evidence presented.
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Two Hurt In Collision Between Trains Near City
Detroit Midh reports a rear end collision between a passenger train and a freight train near Heyal Cale about fifteen miles from the city. Two hurt of minor consequence reported. Fireman Qhanter and passenger Homer Jenpises from Battle Creek involved. several passengers bruised though none seriously injured.
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Pesetur
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Breaks His Neck Diving In Garuunah Co After Drowning Suspicions
Fragmented report concerns a man who died after diving in shallow water near Garuunah, with local accounts suggesting he may have stayed underwater intentionally. The text references several unrelated phrases and names, including Garuunah, Sep Lutes, and Tybee Inland, but lacks clear, verifiable details. The source is garbled OCR.
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Funeral for Judge O Neal Draws Dense Crowd in Washington
Funeral services for Judge O Neal drew hundreds to the church and cemetery as family and friends gathered in a solemn ceremony. The interment occurred at Glenwood Cemetery with Masons in charge and tributes from clergy, colleagues, and uniformed orders representing the district. Surviving children include Miss Ia F O Neal and Mrs George W Eneden among others.
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Takoma Park
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Byltmore
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Military burial honors for Lt Windsor in New York
Funeral with full military honors held at Arizueto Cemetery for Wear Art mm Windsor LS Mh pytired who died in New York on Friday. Sea service personnel escorted the remains, with Chaplain Vjannge Wo Hatard leading prayers. Honorary pallbearers included Rear Admiral Munney and Commodores Williamson Parke Smith and White, while additional officials and sailors assisted as active bearers.
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Revered preacher lauds American manhood at park service
Rev George Rails Jayne of the Wert ten Praepyeerien Church preached to more than 40 people at a Franklin Park gathering Tuesday afternoon under the Young Men’s Christian Association. The sermon urged extending advantages to the poor and underprivileged and called for action to help others. Walter Huu phroys led the service with prayers. A Sunday service was announced to be held at Franklin Park by Pastor Rey Genrre WMiNce of the Ninth Street church.
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