Congressnet bicycle ride amid capital events and trial outcomes
A garbled OCR narrative recounts a Capitol scene featuring a cyclist at the capital and a chain of political figures and incidents. It mentions congressional figures named Johnson and others, a potential arrest or trial context, and references to public attention and safety in a tumultuous day. The text blends political maneuvering with street events and a moving crowd, hinting at a notable legal or civil proceeding surrounding actions in Washington.
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Carla
Cosgrasaman
Jouns Bridge
Waltlog
Jim
Johnson
Dean Hieyuh
Tisnersteha
Morejeg Jain
Stein
Luce
Vane
Vane Wf Igeuile Dod Creat Yaln. Uf Time, Noddy
Sant Civeltiad
Mike Rat
Het Roy Anneine
Wimieneos
Portumiler Arrde
Wimdeek
Lidetana
Cnet
Fragmentary charges in unusual testimony in Tanase jail case
In a murky hearing, Noble testified he never dismissed grievances without allowing a response. Mey ton and others described a tense exchange about an old aide named Mtetinnla. A Mead Bost G. A. commander claimed prior aid discussions, while Kaun criticized a Republican administration and declined to back reinstatement.
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Econ Noble
Tanase
Mead Bost
G. A
Athle
Mtetinnla
Coa
Sinter Kaun
Washington Notes and Political Gusts in April Dispatches
The April Washington notes report mixed progress in administration and party activities. Key items include Admiral Georee and others visiting New York for a cornerstone ceremony, Beilnap assuming board duties, Hughes resigning from a civil post, and Baron Faras orders to return home. Taylor Republicans name delegates for the state convention, with chatter about Generalus and other figures shaping the party slate in Minneapolis.
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le Cabimel
New Yar
Admiral Tieoree
Beilnap
Washipetan
Hughes ‘Tanespsow
Eineluner
Charles Bobprevice
Lsurague Cuszpany
Ais
Sud
Gomis
Trica
Apopivay
Fara
Washingt
Saputer
W. Ve
Taylor Commie Belt
Mies
Court House
Fingser
Sispe
Chaterac Iteullee
Holt
Incomplete Worms Fair Details Stir Chicago Exposition Debate
Fragmentary report describes a 1915 discussion among fair organizers about securing a loan and government support to fund an exposition. Winston, vice president, notes government involvement is not responsible for the expo's success. Directors consider public funding versus private enterprise as the meeting on Adimornine nears.
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Winston Ant
Waabtogne
Champ
Convicts Revolt at Tennessee Penitentiary Described
Reports detail a convict uprising at a Tennessee state pen where inmates refused to work under new overseers. Guards fired warnings as a short blast injured one officer, and authorities prepared to move prisoners to force submission while officials escorted by wardens assessed the situation.
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Suerte
Codnzes
State Penitentiary
Ti Caren
Barrett
POO ABLA MURDER Jrpresarorss 130, April 1
In a murky city tale Sam Cayton died in a blues era mystery. Post mortem ruled death by coins. Family and associates face suspicions as investigators pursue leads amid confusion over motive and timing.
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Sam Cayton
Clapton
Tera Gamiblers
Gamble Celatyet
Burgos
Ruikdine
Utah
Clayton
Bax
Sania
Cart
Pieces of Telegraphic News in Small Spaces
Newslets brief items from around the world. Awmolis B. Eawarts is mentioned amid scattered notes. Reports note forest loss on Coupe Bales and a domestic shooting tragedy in Dayton involving a killed wife and a suicide. The Grand Duke's second son Cu ar is ill and deteriorating.
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Awmolis B. Eawarts
Srem
Silesia
Dayton
Ohio
Jobs
RULLED AT THE ALTAR PRIEST SLAIN IN CHURCH
A horrific crime unfolded during Good Friday services at Anglesea village in Lords province. Priest Francisco Marti was killed by a gunman who then fatally struck him with a sword. The attacker wounded others, fled into the crowd, and remains at large as authorities pursue him. Local guards are aiding in the search while reports identify the killer as a retired soldier, possibly insane, named Alston.
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Mapgim
Anglesea
Province of
Lords
Pathor
Francisco Marti
Wrk
Nils
Phonasassia
Bettyr Snine
Elvil Guard
Laree
Alston
Father Martt
Stabbing at Twenty-Ninth Street Ends in Arrest
Early morning violence at the corner of Chaplin and Twenty-Ninth Streets left Charles Whitesides badly wounded by Frank Fonner, who was apprehended after a police chase. Whitesides sustained a deep chest and facial injuries. doctors forecast a serious but not immediate outcome. Fonner, 30s, denied the attack, while officers labeled him a chronic offender.
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Chaplin and
Twenty-Ninth Streets
Charles Whitesides
Frank Fonner
Chaplins
Fenner
Fitzgerald
Simon Caldwell
Whitesides
Eden Smith
Twenty-ninth
Chapling
William Burwhiile
Miss Jackson
Charles Jackson
Fonner
Fourteenth Street
Mr. Smith
Chapline Streets
Waiteside
Burwinkle
Hme
Secretary Noble serenades at Beta Theta Pi dinner in New York
The Secretary of the Interior Noble attended a Beta Theta Pi dinner at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York on April 16. Ex-Governor James A. Beaver presided. Noble praised the corps of citizens upholding pure legislation and a just judiciary, likening the Republic to an Easter morning. Also in New York on April 11, reports say the State Department faces trouble over using 80,000 from the contingent fund to pay indemnity to Italy for the New Orleans lynching, without Congress approval.
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Governae
Inter-Ocean
Rustier Moveteen
Cueyexse
Wio
Nel
Johnson Eunty
Rustier
Uud
Tattiemen
Fort McKinsey
Isuch
Fort Houglas
Salt Lake City
Way Horn
Tiv Raaders
Vonied Fallot
Col. van Horn
Py Thouglas
M.A. Rider
Wyoming
Amos J. Barter
Gajjun
Angus
Jolineon
Col
van Horn
Buffalo
T. Ki. Ranch
Colosel van Horn
Port MecKinney
Barber
United States
Aod Teath
New York
Noble
Beta Theta Pi
Fifth Avenue
James A. Beaver
Pennsbine
West
Ie 4 Society
John Wise
State Department
Herald Washington
New Orleans
Congress
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Pittsburg Wins Grip on Four Game Set
In a busy baseball card from April 16 at Sr. Lorts, Pittsburg toppled the Browns 5 to 1 as Dwyer lasted two innings before Gleason and Easton logged parts of the game. Galvin was hit but kept many hits scattered, with 3,500 in attendance.
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Dwyer
Gleans
Easton
Galvin
Sr. Lorts
Browns
Pittsburg
Gleason
Louis
Banton
Sheridas
Cincinaati
Cixetxxatt
Viau
Cuppy
Waveland
Visa
Chamberlain
Lynch
Louisville
Lovie
Louisvilles
Meakin
Chicago
Baroed Fund
Emalie
Wasursatox
D. C
New York
Innig
Kuell
King
Gaffocy
Governor Tossed the Ball Into the Arena in Western League
The Western League championship season opened under cold, threatening weather with Columbus winning the sixteenth by a line drive over the left field fence driven by Breckenridge, driving in two runs. Attendance 3,000. pitchers Stephens and Pears. umpire Corcoran. Also reports on Kynean City and Omaha St. Paul games, and a Memphis racing event where a jockey was injured after a spill.
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Couvaises
Columbus
Breckenridge
McKinley
Umpiro Corcoran
Toledo
OOP
Sanda
Stephens
Pears
Corcoran
Bloodless clash at Coal Creek sparks wider unrest
Fatal clashes and mutinous acts ripple across Coal Creek as miners, convicts, and soldiers clash. Troopers fire at sentries for hours while reports of a missing operator and threats against officers surface. A Tennessee mountain feud shifts toward a violent spiral with arrests and looming bloodshed.
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Coal Creek
Exoxvius
Tess
Camp Anderson
Maddox
Nashville
The English Miners Strike Devastates Industries
London April 15 The Durham coal miners strike, begun March 12, has exhausted local supplies and crippled iron works at Middlesbrough and Cleveland pig iron furnaces. About 1,200 workers at West Hartlepool were discharged, with many families relying on town aid. Miners stand firm against wage cuts, signaling a prolonged, historic labor struggle.
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Thair
Ne Tron
Loxnox
Durham
Middlesborough
Leet Iron
Cleveland
Amboy
West Hartlepool
Stern Works
Noted man dead the country’s famous prrotechnist
Parapecemas Pennsylvania April report notes Samuel Jackson the country’s leading prrotechnist died of heart failure at his home in the city. He bore scars from near fatal accidents while running explosives ventures with ten factories wrecked over his career. He recently turned seventy eight and died after a cartridge factory incident in the city.
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Parapecemas
Samual Jackson
Prof. Jackson
Haddon
J. Abd
Sa Udek
Turbulent German Politics and May Day Preparations
A transcription of late 19th or early 20th century German political scene outlines Conservative and Centrist coalitions, anti Jewish policy revival, education control by clerics, and possible Cartel party formations. Factory unrest and May Day preparations are noted alongside Emperor William I’s ceremonial events and German strength demonstrations. The piece also references U.S. and Latin American trade tensions, sugar stocks, and army conscription debates. The report mentions Pastor Stoscher, Count Waldersee, Ex-Court Chaplain Stenecker, and other figures shaping policy. The Emperor’s plans for a May Day demonstration and a visit to Meun are described, with military maneuvers and national pride highlighted.
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Jena
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Vor
Wakdersen
Copsere- Sea
Drs. Dolde
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Stenecker
Pastor Stoscher
Bean ii
William
Gong As
Motre
Tree Conservaves
Herrem Rauchaudt
Promist
Industrial Triunal
Gerichte Aleeons
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Tanleay
Berlin
Hamburg
Bremen
Prussia
Mayence
Anrarast
Meu
Bepe
Furate
Hip William 1
Neous
Finglie
Dattien
Mts
Charien Datinson
Sitatex Coun
Bertin
Chuzien
J. Murphy
Eumpe
United State Agricultural
Moue
Jyleas
Murphy
Fororrr A Sixteen Year Old Bank Forger Nabs
A sixteen year old boy from Moore is accused of passing a forged check at the Marine National Bank. The note was accepted and cashed before the forgery was detected, leading to a bank investigation and a warrant for his arrest. Severe weather disrupts Great Britain with heavy snow paralyzing western and southeastern counties.
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Billie
Ados de Moore
Marine National Bank
Sod Karpel
Banke
Oeed
Marten
Saliver
Mamertsister
Moore
Capcaral
Insanity inquiry into relatives of Alice Mitchell
In Washington County Pa April 16 efforts to determine whether insanity runs in the relatives of Miss Mitchell, confined at Memphis for the murder of Miss Preca Ward, reached this county. The inquiry aimed to learn if any insanity exists among her kin before further proceedings.
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Alice Hiehell
Washington County
Waeurmepox
Tormey
Alice Mitchell
Memphis
Preca Ward
Miss Mitchal
Eoer
Ieaca Ing Bee Pat
Ney
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