Postpone Alton Gase Prosecution Delays Trial Court Hearing
Attorney for the defense requests a continuance in the United States District Court as the government seeks delay. The letter cites new facts and circumstances, seeking a three to four week postponement to permit further review by the department. Grand jury action and potential immunity issues are discussed, with no immediate court decision expected.
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Aliya
Standard 8 Company
Metaraty
Grara Bonaparte
Tas
Allen Road
Tetipeay
Yomeday Toler
Ortuon
Popes
Standard Oil Company
Judice Txndi
Dintrict Altiesoy
Dlatelee Atsoedey
Morgiuon
Avicensy
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Wien
Allon
Ariebn Welch
Grand Jury
Wuhan Landis Mae
Imernne
Bel Tember
Linia
TE Ama
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Federal
Ie Ladtad Staten Circus
Benedict
Bunker
Mtelomg
Creveland Banadtot
Temple Company Denial in Pennsylvanian Coal Case
Fragmented OCR reveals a denials summary involving Temple Tr and Temple Company in a coal trade dispute. Officers and owners are named in a broad financial struggle with accusations of coercive actions and asset transfers to secure cash. The text references court proceedings, authority figures in Pennsylvania, and a complex corporate network linked to anthracite production.
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Philat Vila “Pe
Typle Tree Company
Staren
Chreale Court
Ne Temple
Iron Firma
Gyorea Ff Lner
Uy Rending Uit
Larpti
Raiiin
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CFA
Royale
Tomupany
Leon
Ghroriet
Canary
Coal Bet Amma
Authority of
Mawert Penna Hala
Timber statistics inquiry shocks timber world
A public notice discusses Herbert Knox and a timber inquiry led by a commissioner. It notes delays in investigations into alleged fraudulent lumber operations and economic concerns tied to timber output, with references to winter timing and agency involvement.
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Herbert Knox
Abe
Denied TSE of Mails and a Poet’s Contested Claim
A historical notice reports Prot Jay Melted Sha from Res Jays and Maile letters facing denial. The postal department evaluates a claim involving a mail service, a professor named Fay, and recommendations to deny the request. The Portmaster at Chiiuthe notes details and implications of the denial.
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Jay
Maney
Res
Pelto
Sontine
Iran
Chiiuthe
Jay Ang Rovuen
Canal supplies bids reach near two million dollars
A civil commission auction drew bids totaling about 1.9 million dollars for a variety of materials. Major items included locomotive coaling cranes, iron and wood lumber, and assorted fittings. Bids varied from 3,000 to 15,200 dollars for smaller items and up to 279,000 dollars for large crane purchases.
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Ferlova
Isteor
Bite
Bius
Ttosa
Inrzor
Oma
Peace Plans Delayed by Absence of Advice and Embassy Change
Article reports delays in peace plans due to lack of effective guidance and a change of embassy leadership. It notes Washington and Mexico in diplomatic talks with Central American republics and mentions American ships patrolling the region raising concerns for American personnel. The piece notes veterans returning home and a shift in duties as terms end after long Tropic service.
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Gtain
Departmentsveterdiay Acad
Morgan How Postmaster Appointment with Washington backing
Abe Morgan was named postmaster amid a Washington backed move. The ceremony at midnight Saturday marked a formal transfer of funds and a new money order business worth 80 000 dollars. Barkers and friends praised the appointment as a milestone for the community.
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Abe
New York
Wtnl
Hessens
Morgans
Vo Barkers
poxtoMee Moheys
Businger
Bien
Stampa
Basen
Washington
Five Injured In Concon Train Wreck Near Charlotte NC
A three car collision near Concon in North Carolina left five people injured. The southbound train service ran into a freight train, the wreckage caught fire and cars burned. Injured include Miller of Philadelphia and Sago DeMecd Chusies Avery of Charlotte. HL Berry of Sawnuh NC suffered injuries. one other passenger reported burns.
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Concon
Cope
Ufela
Inter Pally
Sago
Chusies Avery
Chanalte Low Drutwes
Bpencer
Torrenea Ceitre
Charlotte NC
Alianthy
Sazhurr
Young Schley Lost Shirts in Wealthy Store Deal
Schley jr nephew of the admired family was found in his room after a confrontation over a store debt. A femin hur rushed into the office claiming he had been robbed of valuable checks and money. The prooecor would not stand for the alleged payment dispute ending in wrangling.
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Montferd Schley Jr
Iehley
Betoros
Jwtios
O'Brien to Join Taft Ambassadorship to Japan
A garbled report states OBrien will become ambassador to Japan, with reference to Taft era diplomacy and an expected immediate entry into office. Names and places are fragmented, but the piece hints at a U.S. ambassadorial appointment and related political context in Washington and Tokyo.
Supreme Court cases test federal power over railroads
A historical discussion argues whether the Interstate Commerce Commission has jurisdiction over railroad operations under federal law. It details Missouri Pacific versus Lamont and broader questions of federal authority to regulate interstate commerce versus states rights, highlighting the potential impact on national regulation.
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Raitroads
Supreme Court
Court of
Lanthes Ming Company
Statfur
Hxne
Misnouri Pacifica
Pacific
Statore
Senta
Tnt
Mandenum Groccedinge
Euireme Court of
Kangek
Blasourl Pacific
Opposis
United States Supreme Court
Ite Mill
Ste Sppesi
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Cug
Mt Enljwee Wu Federat
Tie Tates
Ratla of Fishy Railroad
Acess Tovcenu Byers
Car ix
Sistca
Voremerno
Ail Imateu Mentaitiles
Tower Court
Iswar Court
Brigade Appoints Commanders and Staff for Navy Unit
The article lists newly appointed brigade commander Midshipman Shipman, with adjutants Edmund Netlinr from Portland and Jen Turner of Stockton. It names staff including Midshipman John H Doomen as adjutant of the wrong Battalion and Abal Taitwel as chief petty officer, with locations spanning Maine to Pennsylvania and California reflecting a Northeast brigade organization.
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Douglass
Cline Ant
Ay oMeer
Cedet
Jiestemant
Commant Ora Tte
Apgoinimenis Nerth Funk
Lwheate
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Hgrom
MoHd
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Mifahiomen
Edmund RO Netlinr
Portland Ma
Jenmont K Turner
Stockton
Cal Poa
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Wigstipwantens
Tastor
Philadelphiia
Miriniinman
Citizenship Stripped in US Statute Abroad Case
The text reports on a Washington crook style case where a former American citizen, Croker, loses his citizenship under a statute governing Americans abroad. It notes the law targeted those who deprive the United States of allegiance or fail to perform obligations. discussion mentions a treaty with Britain and potential consequences for Croker’s status and rights while abroad.
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Thearningsan
New York
Histara Croker
Edward
Croker
William Waidnet
Hla Stanton
United States
Fucard Croker
Wayne Parker Kills Boom Shocks Newark Return Speech
A fragmented report notes Wayne Parker addressing representatives on his return to Newark. He reportedly declared an end to a boomburst attack and referenced political tenure. The write up mentions Parker’s reelection and a dispute over an offense, but the details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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New York
Wayne Parker
Parker
Malle
Pirale
Bell Buoy Inventor Dead Capt Beary Brown Dies at Charestya
Fragmentary obituary notes Capt Henry Brown, a bell buoy inventor, died at age reported in garbled text. Mentions Farragut era service and American sea work. Details are unclear and dates are unreadable in the source.
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Beary Brown
Gen Grosvenor Backs Taft in London Interview
Amid lively trade talk and Republican debates, Gen Grosvenor signals Taft as the preferred presidential candidate. He plans a brief London stay then a continental trip before returning to America in September. Roosevelt’s popularity strains the race as Hughes gains backing and Taft’s record is praised.
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Toe
London
Charien H
Roosevelt
Tomrhat Hughes
Tim
Gruavenor
Porstkar
Treasury expects early loan repayment from Jamestown Exposition
Treasury officials anticipate a substantial portion of an Exposition loan to arrive soon. Secretary Juhan Edwarde Ax returned from Janicatown and projected about eighty million dollars could be sent by Sunday. Officials note a strong likelihood the funds will reach the Treasury by November 1, with September and October 1 seen as pivotal for the venture.
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Treasury Vilicara
Juhan
Janicatown
Rate Hearings On National Railroad Tariffs Begin
The Interstate Commerce Commission opens hearings across West coast cities Spokane Seattle Portland and Los Angeles to examine complaints on new railroad rates. The five day session aims to determine if price changes violate federal controls and impact shippers and consumers nationwide.
Immigration chief to inspect Porto Rico program
Commissioner General of Immigration will leave Saturday to Porto Rico to oversee Federal immigration service operations on the island. There are no immigrant arrivals yet on Porto Rico aside from one at San Juan. Emigration has increased since American occupation, with most settlers Spanish or German. Yellow fever reports from Havana prompt Marine Hospital Service notice. first case reported this season.
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Emak Ho Laas
Ana
Tmmigration
Porto Rico
Porto
Havana
Marine Hospital Service
Hanvans
Delay in Oil Trust Debates Marks High Stakes Case
The government prepared to hear testimony in the antitrust case against the Standard Oil group led by John D Rockefeller and others. Key witnesses from railroad and corporate sectors were listed as expected players, with sessions adjourned pending special examination by a federal court appointee to handle complexities of rebates and freight rates.
Roosevelt Plans Western Trip From Oyster Bay Departure
President Roosevelt announced a revised schedule for his Western tour, leaving Oyster Bay on September 2. He will travel via Washington and Keokuk to Memphis and Vicksburg, with stops at St Louis Calvo and Nashville. The trip aims to balance leadership duties and travel, ending with a return trip in mid-September or October.
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Oyster Bay
Washington
Ater
Eseh
Pafternoon
Keotus Iowa
St Youle
Calvo
Memphin
Nia
Union Funds Are Gone Counselor Arrested in Alleged Fraud
An official of the International Brotherhood of Team Drivers Union was arrested on warrants from the travel auditor George Briggs. The charges allege misuse of funds from union camps and a returned check noted by Howton Bank. The case involves missing camp cash and alleged embezzlement connected to union accounts.
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Mite Drivers Union
Georg
Brixgs Travelme
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Howton Bank
Pribilot Island Fisheries Reported Weather and Shipping Notes
Agent reports on Pribilot islands describe icebound conditions and a vessel ice between ships. Secretary aims to revive telegraph service and notes fur seal fisheries in the Pribilot area with annual catch figures. Lewickey travels toward Washington for further discussions.
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Pribilot Yalanda
Aimreay
Department of
Washington
Bridge Company Probe On Disaster Uncovers Pier Stability
Report by Chief Engineer Haste finds no disturbance in pier caps. analysis places cause at anchor and chain structures. Hearn and McLare note inward side detection on east truss lower cord. investigation aims to rule out external tampering while linking to the Usinaflaaton and Phoenix Eraide operations.
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Haste
New York
Letter evidence links Cotton Mather to 17th century slave trade plot
Fragmentary 17th century document from Hartford Connecticut details a supposed scheme led by Cotton Mather and Major John Higginson to capture William Penn and enslave Quakers aboard a ship headed for Barbados. The letter, found in Newport archives, references a broader plan to transport captives to the West Indies and profit from slavery.
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Cotton
Mather
Bratun
Wiliam
Barbados
John Higginson
Newport
George A.eye
Mitel
Cottyn Mather
Guakara
Nak
May rot survive blow to John Walla at university hospital
Physicians at Garfeld Hospital report John Walla of University in a deep coma after a head strike from an unidentified petcon and car incident near Chevy Chase. Recovery uncertain as relatives are alerted to possible death at any hour and police investigate the late evening event.
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Garfeld Hospital
John Walla
University
Chevy Chase
Wells
Paris Woman Dances On Tables In Bizarre Spree
An American woman claiming kinship to Elihu Root, former Secretary of State, stirred Paris with a seven day spree. She danced on tables at cafes, rode in hired cars, drank heavily, and was eventually taken to a hospital after police intervened.
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Root
Paris
Rotemary
Amy Root
Rochester
Eilhu Root
Collision near Engemnot sinks crew and passengers
The single excursion steamer Lord Baltimore from Baltimore collided with the whaler Anne Godfrey on the Delaware River near Engemnot. Passengers were thrown overboard as the Fiore T schooner was struck and wrecked. crew and pilots rescued with difficulty. The shipable incident occurred amid evasive actions and rough water.
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Baltimore
Tooma
Jamestown
Anne Godfrey
Engemnot
Lord Baltimore
Wuminston
Monkey Attacks Child in North Carolina Incident
A pet monkey attacked a infant girl in Wilmington near Deigéde village on September 1. The child sustained injuries but was rescued by bystanders and rushed to a hospital. the monkey was hunted down and killed nearby.
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Festal Lo Tee Aswigon
Wimington
Wernarenta Dowe
Newton Rowan
Randy
Mel Berton Seeks Divorce Amid DC Court Action
Aléria Thompadair files for a state divorce in the Supreme Court seeking permanent alimony and relief. The case names Mel Benton as respondent with proceedings in Washington DC, noting prior filings and alleged separations dating back to early January.
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Brookiyo
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Waattogton
New York
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Jon Atirydun
United Binten Navy
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Columbia
Chanler Gains Southern Backing in Democratic Split
The article reports John Ward Chanler gaining traction among Democrats in the South and Midwest as a potential presidential candidate. It notes New York Democrats weigh must carry power, with Chanler seen as drawing support from key factions and possibly upsetting Tammany influence. Potential clashes over ballot strategies and regional appeals are discussed.
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Chanter
Booth
Tammany
Tate Democracy
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Tameauy
Bele
Fire alarm scares Palmer House guests in basement blast
A smoky basement fire at the Palmer House in Chicago tonight caused fear among hotel guests. Officials reported no injuries and said the blaze was under control as smoke spread through corridors.
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Chicago
Ternford
Palmer House
Romance of Ink Sighs in Early Modern Portrait Lore
A fragmented article surveys inked sigils and allegorical portraits in England, noting works and misread titles such as a headless female figure linked to a known Silent Woman motif. It traces muffled explanations for signs, including Masonic emblems, cat and dog symbols, and references to Boulogne, London, and the Bishop of Lawndwe in mid 16th to 19th century contexts.
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Ile
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Cartuin
Tom Junen
London
Boulogne
Meath
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Glendatrence
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Lawndwe
Jo Webb
Wrodhent
Herailugham
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Rane
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