BANKERS IN CONTEST A PROPOSED $12000 PAYOFF AND ELECTION NOTES
A long contested convention discussion centers on electing the executive council and the method of selection. Gov Swanson of Virginia warns the South will eliminate racial inequality in politics, urging unity to protect the South and country. Weathered by financial talk, talks press for currency reform and a central bank to ease money stringency while preserving sectional balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamea D Powers
Lomavile
Gov Swanson
South
Executive Council
Virginia
BM Reynolds
Ticagu
America
Hart Moritz Titman
Ourse Mort
Willem & Witham
Georgia
Herr Lehman
Tepe
England
France
Germany
United States
Signa
Matt
Wich
Hsbank
Institut UN
Ank
Leissman
Sou
Aental Reserve Bank
License to Marry Amid Pageant of Names and District Clergy
A garbled list of individuals with ages and hometowns appears to document a marriage license record. Names range across Madison, Virginia towns, with mentions of Celpeper Va Lina en 45, Rey Weston, and several others, interwoven with various addresses and affiliations, suggesting a historical groom and bride registry or banns notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Washington
Bettie Grimet
NeLaugh
Ayia
Ana Mus
Cammpbell
Fawart
Celpeper Va
Linaen
Madison
Weston du
Fadette
Meuron Va
Viar Ae Sevae
Faber
Chie
Lucy Mo
Coilton
Waycrone
Amd
Alice
Neue Geekenmore
Rey
Iraeh Clements
Marggeat Berean
Chen
Tor 'Wemae
Katle
Ba Lot
Mair
Rall ii Meunne
Frances Payne
Vohot
Ulpemer
Rew
Mule
Arene
Land Desals A. Towres
Butler
Etter Dawson
Bee Dae Sr
Koabel Adame
Kor
M_ Walden
Juanita
Nattia Jackson
Gertrude Carter
Hunter
Eien
Toliver
Johayon
Health Office Record of Deaths Reported
Fragmented OCR shows a health office record listing deaths with unclear names and dates. Text includes partial phrases about patients, ages, and locations, but many words are garbled. The readable bits suggest a register of deceased individuals in a specific period.
Paula Klippenburg Deportation From New York
Paula Kippenberg the Vienna actress was deported after bond return to Europe. She alleged harassment by Horace B Miller of Newark who used influence to pursue damages for breach of promise to marry. Immigrant officials cited deception and pending investigation as grounds for removal.
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Horace E Miller
Newark
Europe
Paula Kippenberg
Vienna
New York
Department of Commerce and Labor
Hurone
Pavia Kuppenbere
Broadway
Sherbly
Talen
Filla Tal
New York Harbor
Misa Kippenberg
Horace B Miller
Saved Train Rushing Uncontrolled Toward Jersey City
Engineer Henry Robertson lay semiconscious with a fractured skull as the Nyack Flyer sped toward Jersey City at high speed. Fireman and passengers, unaware of the danger, rode in the unalerted coach while the locomotive hurtled toward disaster. The fireman later steadied the engine, stopping it at the depot with Robertson likely dying, and the hospital treatment commenced. Beansy Holland, later identified as John Doe, was wounded in a Waldorf Astoria shooting linked to a post election robbery scheme involving Peter Worth and Max Scharber. Holland denied knowledge of the assault when found, asking for a drink and worrying about his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingon Post
New York
Henry Robertson
Nyack Flyer
Erie Railroad
Senaeless
Jersey City Terminal
James
Hacara
Freman
Henry Goberlies
St Francis Hospital
Wantington Pant
John Doe
Waldorf Astoria
Short
Seller Hospital
Palica Petleve
Beansy Oland
Hollands
Peter Worth
Max Scharber
Tolland
Worth
Brooklyn Bridge
Holt
War
Max Schumberg
Studeon River
Schumberg
Palice
Schomberg
Holland
Psd
Ninth Street
Second Avenue
Helland
Agoin Doe
Hen Ha
Sherri Hayes
Eolfend
DIES AS HER SUITOR DIED IN COLUMBUS OHIO
A widow Lucy Kelly aged forty two drank carbolic acid and died within twenty minutes. Howard Rhodes aged twenty two killed himself with the same poison at her apartments on Monday. The same witnesses who saw Rhodes drink the fatal acid were present. Plora Kittel and Lille Behalle testified Mrs Kelly had threatened to tell herself. The body lay in an undertaking establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Lucy Kelly
Kelly Howard Rhodes
Mrs Kelly
Rhodes
Dreyfus Retires From Army In Official Nomination
Parla reports Maj Alfred Dreyfus has retired from the army. The retirement is gazetted as the nomination of an officer to the post he last held, commander of artillery at St Denia. The move formalizes his departure from active service.
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Parla
Alfred Dreyfus Haa
St. Denia
Perjurer Confesses Immunity Promised in Borah Trial
Albert Nugent admitted on cross examination that he committed perjury to gain absolute immunity from a federal officer and testified he would swear to a complaint against any person regardless of innocence. He said he could not recall details of the immunity arrangement or the identity of the officer. The session focused on land frauds tied to Wells and Anderson, with Nugent and Anderson receiving payments to prove timber land claims. The trial adjourned with further testimony anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nugent Coxfess
Lord Frauds
Defenge
Taoise
Idaho
United States
William E. Borah
Albert Klanop Nugent
Nugent
Seastor
Ole
Bolee
Joan T. Wells
Atkins
Walla
Haran Counge
Gid
Anderson
Rush
Aim
Whitgon
John Wells
Ctaima
Barber Lumber Company
Wella
Mo Pritchard
Pritchard
Infuriated man kills employer in Louisiana forest
A 22 year old lumberman James Anney was slain by a helper described as an infuriated negro in a Louisiana woods. The killer escaped but a description is said to be obtained and a manhunt underway. The sole witness, json ene ueen peami, said the dispute led to a fatal swing of an ax near Chaney directing the two loggers. The blow missed the head and struck the left shoulder near the nalat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lousiana
Washington Post
Charles
James Aney
Hun Taspeed
JSON Ene Ueen Peami
Chaneya
Chaney
Phe Ox
Movements of Ocean Steamers and a Deer Incident Near Armonk
A chaotic report describes a deer speeding on a road near Armonk with Ferris and two witnesses, Judge Quinn offering to detain them. Separate items list numerous steamship movements and sailings from New York to Europe and vice versa, with ports including Hamburg, Cherbourg, and Rotterdam, and arrivals into New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valhalla
New York
Daniel Webster Quinn Jadee
Peute
Sparis
Vanes
Armonk
Efflingham Ferra
Slong 5
Wondereat
Armunic
Feevis
Stulya Verzen
Elain Jond
Ferris
Dodge
Equire
Quinn
Ariving & Dear At & Grater
Transatlantic steamship lines slash passenger rates
Major shipping lines including Hamburg American French, White Star, American, Transport, and Red Star cut fares from New York to Southampton and Cherbourg. reductions apply immediately for eastbound sailings, with November 1 changes for Cherbourg departures. New second class and total fare adjustments affect Oceanic, Adriatic, Teutonic, Majestic, and other routes, varying by vessel and leg.
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Speatala Tae Weehingio
New York
Ateamship
White Star Line
American Line
Transport Line
Red Star Line
Cinard
Southampton
Cherbourg
Cherboure
Majestic
Teutonic
Promoter Langdon Arrested Over Diamonds False Representations
Samuel P Langdon, Philadelphia promoter, was arrested at Liberty and West streets on charges of obtaining two diamond rings worth 125 by false representations. Bonds of a railroad venture tied to Langdon were found on him, linking past and present allegations. He denied wrongdoing and claimed no involvement with the rail road bond dealings.
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Washington Post
New York
Samuel P Langdon
Philadelphia
Liberty and
West Streets
Kaun
Neware
Frederick Weiss
al J Weiss & Sons
Broad Street
Newark
Newack
Langdon
New York and Pittsburg Air Line
Gente
Fenns
Dilla
Phladelphia
Daltsnore
Borde
Vattroad
Lelyghone
Thrington Pa
Richard Langcon
Penney Jams
Langton
What Tramps Really Are From the Yebropoitu fonema
A long discussion on tramps, crime, and social conditions argues that many tramps travel due to the least resistance, with some escaping police easily. Quotes from Warden McClaugherty and a calculation on prison wages illustrate economic angles and public fund waste in correctional systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uod Ag
Honeriy
Claugherty
Leavenworth
Ind
Ailes
American Woman Ends Her Life After Prolonged Suffering
An American woman shot herself in the head with her husband’s pistol after two years of severe pain from a leg fracture that failed to heal. She and her husband, with two young daughters, had moved to Europe seeking relief but found none. She killed herself at home after a troubled period of despair, dying at a hospital hours later. Her husband died by suicide in the same incident.
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Cele
Franela
Edward Gatorath
Caney Island
Apri
Europe
Michael
Sengelesa
Bamreuz
York
Harry Cherwork
Chernack
Mra Chernack
Cherrack
Motler
Bedis
Russia
Chernock
Nestina
Chernosk
Loon and shark clash at Battery Aquarium show of strength
A named loon Gertie from Woods Hole arrived at the Battery Aquarium and tumbled into a pool with a sand shark. After two days the loon repeatedly nosed and nudged the shark, finally flipping the animal and, with a minute struggle, forcing the shark to surface. The shark was left minus part of its tail. Meanwhile chief notes from Roosevelt country report abundant bears as Wilton, New York recounts a hunter bringing a fat bear to bayou grounds. Roosevelt’s hunting prospects are described as favorable amidst plentiful wildlife. Thaw case details mention unrest over visits to the Tombs and Mrs Thaw, with their confidential plans and adroit health remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gertie
Battery Aquarium
Woods Hole
Lone
Roosevelt
Wilton
Thompson
Oishi
Ana
Hoomevelt
York
Park Avenue
Yvenne
Mala
Adirondacks
Thaw
Aot to Blame Frog the Philadelphia Pres
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic exchange involving a father and son with taunting phrases. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a full news item.
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Philadelphia
Beta
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Bankers
Antis
Att Po
Warren
Alatane
Caeer
Renee Heit
Matus
Peor
Ordrnalis
Vie Brewing
Lewis
Satan
Satenter
Steen
Toy al Cornett Ms
Trottem
Appomattox
Saia
Santiago
Bank of Banke
J William Lee
Madan
Sardo & CO
George P Zarhorst
Nalley & Son
Frank cBiees
Mose
John R Wright
Speare
Health Office Record
Yandel
Kalen
Kalen Wine Co
St. N. W
Paula Klippenburg
Miller
Unitad
Mhlas Kunpenterg
Iran
Nwnen
Esterday
Oples
Jersey City
Beansy" Holland
Dreyfus
Ron
Arthur Burt
RaIv
Hamburg
Friedrich der Grows
Bramey Mayer
Bouttampon
Moskoe
Litas Bannio
Ganon
Lacante
Genoe—Nord Ammarica
Giexgor—Adorix
Umburs
Yess
Napleo-Stavonie
Focteroam—Barator
Libao Londtn
Meamba
Fismonh
Teutomile
Chaebourg
Banthayotan
Salle Rework
Ceaste
Baxthampton
Ptysupulhard
Chaplanns Statendim
Firsterdar Vie Boulogne Roma
Naps Bats
Bobenburg
Naples
Trieste
Mererinien
Nesstria
Ahenetown
Carmanta
Liverpool
Southarmon
Adriatie
Queenstown
Roopring Wiel
Bremen
New
Cherbourr
Campania
Livernost
Kale
Auguels
Victoria
Tombampton
Charbour
la Provence
Tor Havre
Rmck
Havre
Tyurtay Browherd
Lewers
Cunard Beductona
Samuel P. Langdon
Bonda
Church Street
Polee
John Langdon
Juingdan
Iohaeon & Sons of
Phildelpha
Wels
Fesat
Randum
Alan
i _S McDonald & Company
North
Charles Sweet Halimora
Pittsbore
Chicago
Pire Water
Philadelphia Brees
Bulletin
Victor Talking Machines
FST
Moses
Midor
Sale
W. B. Moses & Sons
Cor
P E. Galbraith
Paris
Loon
Shark
Evelyn Thaw
Gotham
Adirondack
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