Policeman Acquitted of Murder by Circuit Court
J B Wisen, a Southwestern policeman long associated with Flora Minaix, was acquitted in Louisville Hinness circuit court yesterday of shooting a man named Zimmerman at Flora’s rail yard on November 14. The defense shown Wilson on the depot platform when the shooting occurred and no evidence tied him to the crime. the jury quickly returned for the defendant.
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J.B. Wisen
Louisville
Hinness
Zimmerman Zimmerman
Flora
Mminaix
Zamerman
Wilson
Khenne
Zimmerman
Zimmermin
Ing
Fat Sae
Zlauthecian
Mbest
Vine
BO Wilpon
Hoat
Wilson Hart
Hess
J. Perry
Harrisberg
Ant
Bhriner
Two Miners Overcome By Gas In Mudownylie Coal Mine
Two miners entered a coal mine at Mudownylie and were overcome by foul air. They were found about thirty five feet from the entrance by Harry Colbert, revived by doctors after unconsciousness, and removed from the mine.
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Walter Sties
Willian Kel- Tang
Mudwonylie
Shes Mine
Harry Colbert
Daviess County Stock Exhibits Prime at Olney Show
The O Connor brothers of Van Buren displayed cattle at Olney last week and won most of the prizes. It marks the first shipment of Davis County stock to another state for exhibition. The note ends with a local proverb about girls and town beliefs.
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Abin
Nore
Shenp
Olney
Daviess County
President Ingalls Aims to Bolster Campaign Efforts
President M E Ingalls of Chicago plans to lend counsel to the managers of the presidential ticket. He will do all in his power to support the campaign and may name Nathan Strate as an assistant in the effort. He also will oversee the business association’s work in Ohio.
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Chicago
Mohth Galla
Tin Ale Pour Cot Road
Chien
Detacrate
Adyier
Nathan Strate
Hraan and Hers Busines Men's Association
Ohio
Unclear historic vice presidential remarks survey
Fragmentary OCR text describes a figure named Ron Boh Teer Amero and a democratic nominee for vice president with unclear context. It mentions a Mr Kern described as a plain American, simple and straightforward, with multiple wives referenced vaguely. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Ron Boh Teer Amero
Mr. Kern
Van Buren Township Forms Thirty Cent Clubs
Eastern Van Buren Township residents organized a Five Yan and Kern Thirty-Cent Clubs with about twenty members to begin. Johan Hopking was welcomed as president with Louis Dagus as secretary and Oro Doyle as treasurer. Plans include similar clubs in Barr and Harrison townships and more townships are expected to form clubs soon.
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Damoerats
van Buren
Lownality
Louis Dagus Sertelars
Oro Doyle
Emilar Clus
Barr
Harrisop
Manila Reports 31 Cholera Cases in City
Manila health officials announce thirty one cholera cases in the city with twelve deaths to date. inspectors are mobilized to investigate sanitation as churches and schools assist in the campaign to stamp out the plague and prevent wider spread.
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Manila
Moak
Krangport
Mariveles
Vesavl
Welcome for Maine and Alabama as they return from voyage
Naples lines report a royal reception for the battleships Maine and Alabama and their crew as they conclude the world cruise. Officials praise the visit amid celebrations and widespread public goodwill.
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Naples
Weglole
Maine
Alabama
Amerinean
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a drunken man and a call to authorities with names and places unreadable. The readable portions indicate a potential arrest or public order event but lack coherent details or full sentences.
Fragmented OCR reveals wedding planning hints
The text reads as a garbled notice about forthcoming marriage or wedding arrangements. Names and precise details are illegible, with many stray letters and broken phrases obscuring who is marrying whom and when.
Vingenes Fair Visitors Highlight Town Event
The piece lists numerous visitors and locals attending a regional fair. Names include Mrs or Mr, and various townspeople with unclear roles. The article reflects social notes and arrivals at the event.
Woman Lured to Death in Central Park Addition
Mrs. Harry Pearson, 21, was fatally shot by Harry Parker, 28, a grain inspector from Iota Kansas, after being lured to a lonely spot. Parker fled. Mrs. Pearson died later that night. She had been promised half of a sale’s money and was pressured to flee to Mexico before Parker shot her and robbed the two diamonds valued at 290 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
Ohls
Central Pack Addition
Harry Pearson
Harry Parker
Iota
Kas
Pearson
Parker
Megico
SUD STARTS AND TRAIN ARRIVALS LOOM AT DALLAS GATEWAY
In Dallas, crowds gather as registration begins October 5 at the gateway to Tripp county. Police protection, detectives, and U S marshals are arranged for. Judge Witten will supervise the opening on September 27 at a government building where drawings take place.
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Dallas
S. D
Tripp
Contesnes
United States
Witten Dil
Massacre survivor Augusta Yanke dies after Indian outbreak
Augusta Yanke, 65, pioneer of Birch County, died at her daughter’s home in St Paul after surviving an 1862 massacre that left her family nearly exterminated and her body bearing knife and bullet wounds. She later remarried and had thirteen children.
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St. Paul
Minn
Pally
Gay
Augusta Yanke
Birch Coulee
Assarres
Fort i Hideeley
Sl Ghallp
Two Good Shows Stay Bedteart
A fragmented notice highlights an actress performing Saturday and evening shows. It references a venue event and a theater program with bold claims of talent and capability.
Fall Trade Displays In Watches And Silverware
Vendor notes emphasize early fall fashion and urge customers to buy vane for latest styles. Display includes larkrat and mast line items plus fine china, watches, silverware, and crystal aimed at Southern Indiana shoppers.
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Indiana
Woman Charged With Peonage In Missouri Case
United States district attorney issued a warrant in Kansas City charging Belle Kays of Mount Leonard Missouri with peonage. The complaint says Mary Robertson has been held prisoner by Kays for thirty three years and no one is allowed to see her. U S marshal dispatched to serve the warrant.
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Kansas City
Sey Ital
Mariha Ko Robertaoa
Regres
Slater
United States District Attorney
Nicht
Belle Kays
Mount Leonard
Pepogge
Robertson
Mary
Gouverneur Odell Amid Turbulent Public Debate
Fragmentary text shows Gouverneur Odell of New York facing questioning and criticisms over policy and leadership. The piece references reactions, alleged statements, and tensions within political circles including mentions of named figures and factions, all amid a charged public discourse.
Debating Parties Align In Tight Political Race
Fragmented readable text shows a heated joint debate among candidates or parties. Mentions Camete Tetna Bebs and Mason Geeewe Smits amid unclear references to districts or slates. Dates and locations remain obscured but context implies a contested election season with alliances and possible regional divisions.
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Ely Weber
York
Michigan Republicans Split Over Ballot Strategy
Disjointed notes portray Michigan Republicans divided over candidates and ballot strategies. A chaotic report mentions potential write ins, party figures, and contested nominations amid a tense political scene.
Madison Township Democratic Nominating Convention Held
A Democratic party gathering in Madison Township last Saturday named its ticket. Belden and Smiley were listed among the nominees with additional names and roles indicated in the readable portion of the report.
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Belden
Smiley
Essar - Brank Sarat
Big Tax Increases Across City and Townships
A report details steep tax hikes across City and multiple townships. It lists each area’s prior levy and the new rate, noting increases in Barr Elmore Harrison Strole and Washington townships, with specific dollar amounts and per cent changes for the coming year.
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Barr Township
Degard Township
I . Elmore Tamehip
Harrison Township
Bin
Faragas
Washington Township
Purdue Senior Dead After Fratroom Incident
A Purdue senior died after a fraternity dispute at a university building. Police and hospital reports describe an assault leading to injuries and the death at a local hospital after midnight. Fraternity members were involved. investigators continue examining the events and timeline surrounding the death.
Zinkan to Leave Livery Barn After Sale
The article notes JOH IL ZINKAN plans to exit the livery business following a dispute. Gregory and O'Toren will manage a new livery yard at East Rack Island and Vain Treck streets and will operate the Zinkan barn post sale.
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Zinkan Bux
Sien
Von
Morebn
Gregory & O'Torten
East Ratchiand
Jokers Rig Dummy Near City Hall In Silent Prank
In a late night stunt near city hall a group of pranksters used a dummy to frighten Moran's livery stable night man who called police. Sergeant Remats investigated and learned the hoax as reporters from the Herald later spotted the dummy in the editor’s chair before news. The criminals planned a scoop for tomorrow but the dummy switcheroo went unnoticed by the morning crowd.
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Moran
Remats
Herald
Theoxera
Fire at bridge routs morning calm
The bridge suffered a fire early this morning when sparks from the woodwork set dry timber alight. Fire crews responded quickly and contained the blaze before arrival, with authorities noting the incident disrupted traffic briefly.
Bought a Home by Carl Weat on East South Street
Carl Weat the jeweler today purchased the William McCrisaken home on East South Street. The remark about shiftless ness ends the fragment with no further context.
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Carl Weat
William McCrisaken
East South Street
Observation on political figures by Samuel Blyths
In a reflective note, Samuel Blyths comments on politicians and public figures, noting frivolity and nation wide concerns. He names George H. Sheldon and references Jean national in a critique of public life.
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Samuel G. Blyths
George H. Sheldon
Jean National
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