Speedy trials urged in Philadelphia fraud case sweep
Informations against three defendants charged with fraud are detailed with dates and amounts. Detectives seek additional suspects as grand jury preparations begin and defense attorneys anticipate presenting indictments this week in the Wake of a broad capital city fraud investigation.
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Philadelphia
Warri
Olin
Evan la
Altern
Todd
Acton
Makry
Fragmentary note on land claims and individual rights
A garbled OCR fragment discusses homestead claims and individual rights, including mentions of a settler, a damier ty tor, and references to legal or property actions. Names and precise details are unclear, but the text centers on land, ownership, and related disputes.
Walter C Noyes Named Circuit Judge by President
President Rooke announced Walter C Noyes of New London Connecticut will become circuit judge to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Wallace. Noyes 18 year veteran of the bench in New London is named as successor. Steinhaart named to transfer after serving as consul general at Havana now reassigned to Cuban railway system leadership. Honduras reestablishes constitutional regime on September 18, commemorating independence anniversary in Central America.
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Presdent
Walter C Noyes
Connecticut
Gyster
Rooke HL Tliday
Waite C Noyes
New London
Conay
Btites
Waliace
Steinaart
Frak Steinhart
Havana
Waashington
State Department
Inenlar Breau
Bielehart
Gonardl
Honduras
Aler
Crete
Honihaw
Department of State
Central America
Republic of Honduras
Santo Domingo
Act of Couress
Caceres
Minister of ‘Onance
United States
Santo Doringo
Dominican Congress
Dominican Republic
New York
Mackenzie Heads Waterways Trip With Presidential Party
Gen Mackenzie chief of engineers departs for Cleveland to meet Representative Burton and International Waterway Commission leaders. The group sails Duluth to Keokuk then to Memphis, awaiting President Roosevelt to join for the final leg aboard the Mississippi River boat in October.
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Jon
Dag
Cleveland
Burton
International Water Ware Commission
Lorain
Chia Jain
Yowell
Senator Bankhead
Alghama
Gifford Pinchot
Chlet Bor
Wot Meaes
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Torain
Duluth
UK Commission
Great Lakes
St Paul
Wiebls
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Roosevelt
Mempma
Training For Consuls And Patata
Fragmentary OCR text discusses consuls, the Bat Department, and a thirty day reporting period. It mentions America's business, a transition period, and reporting requirements for pit Ft ep the cetten numtee of I.
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Covkstat Department
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Foreign trade increases reports for last eight months show
Trade figures for eight months show a 4 billion increase in imports and a quarter of a billion rise in exports compared with the previous year. Gold movement totaled 0.69383 percent lower than the prior period, while exports rose to 895,200 dollars, widening the trade balance in favor of the United States.
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Unite
Grecian Legation to be Established in Athens
The clean government at Athens has decided to establish a legation in Washington. Officials confirm the move aims to strengthen diplomatic ties and representation between Greece and the United States.
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Athens
Ecuador pays honor to Chilean independence in Quito
A cablegram from Minister Fox at Quito reports large public celebrations in Ecuador over the Chilean independence anniversary. The event reflects goodwill in South America amid recent negotiations and a peaceful adjustment of regional disputes.
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State Department
America
Fox
Quito
Alfaro Chesome
Ecuade San Iberalion
Root Not Yet To Take Reins In State Department Plans
Secretary Root will not assume active conduct of the State Department upon return from New York. He intends to study negotiations conducted during his absence and mend the interval between his arrival and departure for the City of Mexico next Wednesday. Assistant Secretary Baron will oversee affairs in the interim.
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Mexico
Root
State Department
New York
Tim
Mexo
Washington
Baron
Explosion on Battle Ship Explained by Japanese Account
The Japanese navy department provided a cable account of the Sinnavean Kashima battle ship explosion. The report says the turret on the starboard side was involved after a fourth projectile was ready to fire. Several officers were wounded and the scene involved loading actions, with unclear reasons for the blast.
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Japanese Navy Department of
Navy Department
Seator Stacks
Ry Metcalf
Abe
Seation
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Japanese Battle Ship Kashima Arrives at Yokohama Harbor
A garbled OCR note reports the arrival of the Japanese battleship Kashima at Yokohama, England, with scattered names and dates. It mentions medical staff and attendance at a medical school in Washington, with a September 1907 reference.
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Yokohama
Rom
England
Artigg Asakanet
Maing
Saal Hoepl
Metuhia
Tle
Incoherent City Directory and Names List Variant
Oklahoma population 1 414 042 final census figure released by Census Bureau. Oklahoma state and Indian Territory total inhabitants shown. Metcalf's secretary Aengus Ton Clark resigns from private survey team and will move to Oakland to practice law.
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Indian ‘Territory
Metcalf
Aengus Ton
Clark
Ervey
Uas
Willeave
Oakland
Afeieale
Aes
Army reports favor Cuban pacification reforms and longer enlistments
Brig Gen Thomas H Barey commands a review of the Army of the Cuban Pacification. The report urges an officers pay raise, reorganization of mobile units, and extending enlistment from three to five years. It lauds the rural guard and notes no serious crimes by conscripts, with emphasis on improved morale and stability during occupation.
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Army of the
Thomas H Barey
War Department
Praylalonel
Farry
Barry
Gov Ma Goons
Tals
Aarry
Cave
Amateur sailors fear for Huntress voyage fate
The Navy turned the training ship Huntress over to Missouri naval militia after fears it would wreck on a Pensacola to New Orleans journey. The Missouri sailors urged keeping the ship nearer St Louis before delaying to Pensacola where the vessel was finally entrusted to local authorities. Capt Isachen Misslacis, in charge of the expedition, insisted no disaster would befall the crew or vessel.
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Naval Militia of
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Pensacola
New Orleana
Secretary of the Navy
Missouri Sailora Io
League Tatand
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Arctic
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New Orleans
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Ately
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Divaster
Explorers Missing After North Coast Traverse From Supplica Base
Mr Bruce and party left Supplica base over a month ago to explore the north coast of Prince Charles Foreland. They have not been heard from since, and feared misfortune befalls the expedition as rumors spread of a damaged steamer and foul weather.
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Prince Charles
Simee
Concordia Synod Adopts Aid Rules For Pastors Widows Orphans
The Concordia District Synod of the Baltic Lutheran Church meets at Grace Church Washington and adopts rules to fund pastor teachers and widows and orphans in need without public appeal. Each pastor contributes a share and funds are pooled for substantial support. A federation with Joint Synod of Oslo aims to harmonize church work while avoiding interference and extra expense.
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Sesmon
Grace Church
Washington
Concordia Disteiet Synod
Byangell Lutheran Church
Grace Khangell Ral Lutheran Church
Neughbora
Rita
Wien Tis
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General Mlitary Board
Ofptlw Chmred
Oslo
Town
Anton Wales
Werday
Mees
Baltimore
Wil Reid Lorsea
Col John Greer Dies After Forty Years as Ordnance Officer
Col John Greer of the Ordnance Department and longtime Army officer died at the New York Arsenal on Governors Island New York. Born November 4 1866 in Pennsylvania he entered the Military Academy from Pennsylvania July 1 188? and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Ordnance Corps. He rose through the ranks and attained the grade of colonel on January Wy 1.
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New York Arsenal
Army
John
Greer Ordnance Department
United States Arm
Governors Island
New York
Greer
Digestive Relief Menu From Grapes Nuts And Portia Food
A reader suggests a digestion friendly menu using Grapes-Nuts cereal with milk a soft boiled egg a slice of toast and a cup of coffee. The note promises relief and a quick turnaround in life and recommends reading The Road to Wellville in packages.
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Wellville
Porto Rican Governor Leaves Island for Visit to States
The Porto Rican executive departs San Juan on September 19 for a tour of the United States. Officials say the trip includes contacts in Philadelphia and Newark as part of outreach while the governor visits the mainland.
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San Juan
Porto Ries
Htt di Ceca
Ateamn
Philadelphia
Newark
Lrtid
Hoosaveit
Army Orders and Naval Movements Report
Army orders list Gasper of Absence for Second Lieutenant Harry Gil. multiple officers extended duties and postings to Columban Derracks Ben Franklin College and Thunderpua. Captains Hirtch and Lawson reassigned. surgeon Paul Freeman to Fort Wehart. major and guard details noted. Naval board reports turret safety study. movements include Yorktown and New Orleans bound vessels. arrivals at Hampton Roads and Le Havre.
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Flaventh Tatentis
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Columbus Barracks
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