Proclamation Looms as Cripple Creek Faces Martial Law
Acting Governor Haggett ready to proclaim martial law in Cripple Creek district. General Bell, with state militia, heads toward the camp after Sheriff Bell’s appeal. Two companies already under arms, unrest reportedly limited, unions reported possibly targeted for deportation.
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Doenyer
Colo
Adjt
Sherman MM. Bell
Crook
Haggett
Martin
Sheriff Bell
Toller County
Cripple Creek
Mystery Deepens in New York Hunting of Young
A New York inquest adds a new suspect to the case of Ca e sar Young’s death. A police source says an unidentified man, possibly a witness, is linked to threats and surveillance. The dead man’s relatives say threats have shadowed him, and the expected testimony could impact the Patterson woman’s pursued case.
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New York
Pultee
Caesar Young
Ian
Pei Sstle
Patterson
Hin
New York mob attack on Hebrews leaves many injured
A mob described as "the Rain makers" terrorized southern Brooklyn, injuring over a dozen Hebrews and destroying property. Police arrived as rioters faced aHebrews who fought back. a man died from a fractured skull and many more suffered broken bones. Police arrested two men as reserves quelled the riot.
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New York
Hebrew Settlement
Brooklyn
Worf
No Danger Of Great Flow Rumors In St Louis
Forecaster Edward H J Bowie of the United States Weather Bureau states there is no foundation for rumors of a great flood in St Louis. He cautions the public against sensational reports from any source and urges skepticism until official data confirm a real threat.
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St. Louis
Edward H. J. Bowie
United States
Long Sentence for Forger J B L Marcvll at Leavenworth
J B L Marcvll received a thirty five year prison term for forging two hundred thousand dollars, wrecking the Highland Berk at Leavenworth Kay. He will serve five years on each of seven counts and has begun his term, placed as no tailors apprentice.
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J. BL Marcvll
Leavenworth
Kay
Tle
Strike in Paper Avilla Dispatch Reported
A dispatch from Appleton Wisconsin states that none of the union paper mill employees in the Jinx valley returned to work Monday as an open ballot vote led to quitting.
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Avilla
Jinx Valley
Appleton
Wis
Triple 1 de Teragedy report confuses names and places
A muddled OCR item reports a fisherman from Maunie, Tud., shot and killed his wife and his brother-in-law before killing himself. It mentions jealousy and several garbled names and dates, and then abruptly shifts to British naval movements with unclear locations and ships.
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de Teragedy
John Rabingon
Maunie
Tih
Esquisville
Tud
Duelaw
Shelby Atterbury
Riots and Firepower Roil Cripple Creek Mines District
At Independence Colorado a dynamite attack and ensuing riots leave numerous dead and injured among nonunion workers. Militia patrols, raids on union halls, and violent clashes escalate as authorities request more troops. Casualties rise from Findley station blast to subsequent mass meetings and street battles. Train line attacks and railroad stations figure in the widespread violence. News notes that most victims are nonunion miners, with several killed in the rail yard and others dying from wounds.
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Minora
Colo
Plo
Gripple Creek
Minings
Whilesale
Univer
Findley
Morence
Cripple Creek
Union Hall
Adje
Bell
Denver
Cole
Independence
Colu
Munday
Deadwood
Findley Nine
Memorial rites over Confederate dead at Arlington Cemetery
A Washington special reports the first formal memorial service held Sunday in the Confederate section of Arlington Cemetery. Thousands of ex Confederates, Union veterans, and visitors attended as the Fifteenth Cavalry Band played. Services commemorated about 2,000 unknown dead with flowers and markers.
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Arlington Cemetery
Washington
United States Army
G. A. St
Anington Cemetery
Mel Kinley
Worst now over Kansas rivers fall except two in south
A Kansas City special reports most Kansas rivers are falling on Monday except Walnut and Verdigris in the south. Streams rise slowly and drive families from lowlands near Arkansas City and Coffeyville. The damage from floods becomes clearer as waters subside. Also noted is the mystery death of Mrs Curtisto near Jacksonville Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas City
Walnut
Arkansas City
Coffeyville
Union Miners Deported After Plot Accusations
Seven union miners charged with involvement in a plot against invention men at Starkville Cot have been deported to New Mexico by the authorities and ordered not to return. Eight other military prisoners were released. Oil has been struck on the farm of Clifford Maole six miles southwest of Oxford Ohio at nine feet depth, causing excitement as land values rise. Roosevelt appointed Capt William Reeder, William Bindley, and George Waite to serve on a panel to select a site for a new Great Lakes training station.
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Starkville
Cot
New Mexico
Oegado
Clifford Maole
Oxford
Lakes
Hoosevelt
William of. Reeder
Navy
William HH. Bindley
Portland
Geory M. Waite
Lexington
Great Lakes
Court Upholds Governor in Habeas Corpus Case
Supreme court declines writ for Charles T. Moyer leader of the Western Peloration of Sinners. He was detained as a military prisoner at Vollaride by order of Gov. Pestholy. Reporter Stanley Waterton Hurt was struck by a wagon in Chiengy and possibly fractured the skull. Recovery remains uncertain.
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Supreme Part of Colored
Chis. T. Moyer
Western Peloration of Sinners
Vollaride
Stanley Waterton
Stanley Waterloo
Mpdl
Chiengy
Street Car Crash at Burlington Causes Fatalities and Injuries
A crowded electric street car plunged down a hill at Burlington injuring sixteen people and killing Mrs. Joseph Keele. Passengers leaped free as the vehicle crashed into a shade tree. A second collision occurred when two street cars at Riverside Park loop collided. Conductor Dunn was seriously injured and may not recover while the panicked passengers suffered bruises.
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Burlington
Villoy Steel
Delius
Joseph Keele
Indianapolis
Todd
Riverside Park
Cheesoum
Cxr
Dunn
Acer
Bor
Bull fight riot burns arena near World’s Fair grounds
A crowd of about 2400 men and boys attended a so called Spanish bull fight near the World’s Fair grounds in St Louis Sunday. The arena was destroyed by fire after authorities had halted the event. Four men were arrested for destruction of property. The building was reported to cost 2500 dollars but not a total loss and no insurance information given.
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St. Louis
St. Louis County
Two Shot and Killed in Virginia Feud
Edward McCormick a 9 young farmer of Brownsburg Virginia shot and killed John W Wade and Arthur Blackwell after years of feuding. The incident occurred near Lexington following an alleged drinking incident. McCormick and his father were reportedly attacked, prompting the fatal shots. He was arrested.
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Edward McCormick
Brownsburg
Lexington
John W. Wade
Arthur Blackwell
McCornick
MeCormick
Wade
Blackwell
Fire in Gotham Destroys Seven-Story Drug House
A seven story wholesale drug firm Ma Kesson & Robbins on Ann Street New York City was gutted by a Sunday morning fire started in the basement back room. Firemen say the blaze burned unseen for hours before reaching the top floor windows and destroying the structure.
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Ma Kesson & Robbins
Ann Street
New York City
Fourteen Die in Peoria Distillery Disaster
Disaster at Corniiys distillery Peoria Illinois claims fourteen lives as fire and explosion destroy the plant Saturday. Only four of the eight bodies recovered from the ruins were identified by clothing and jewelry remains. Fire is out and salvage work begins as debris are removed. Passenger train wreck near Cherokee Kansas leaves two coaches off tracks. engineer son Allen Ridley killed. A Lake Shore Special crash near Detroit Michigan injures many with a likely fatality. Wrecks in Midland Michigan report severe crush injuries.
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Peoria
Corniiys
Ill
Cherokee
Kan
Allen Ridley
Homan Ridley
Arrests Made in Diamond Theft Case in Mexico to Arkansas
Arrested ne Gite Rouwl and Thinche Ryan charged with R5,000 worth of diamonds, seized at Paul in Chitouhwi, Mexico, with Deputy U S Marshal Charles Fhaskell arresting them at Littly Hoek, Ark. Also notes death of George Ships, longtime engineer of the Merriinae, in Cambridgeport, Mish.
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Gite Rouwl
Thinche Ryan
Wae Paul
Chitouhwi
Mexico
Littly Hoek
Ark
United Sites
Charles Fhaskell
St. Joseph
Neer
Morrinne
Penowit
Sanl
Dobson Athe
Suntinga
Cambridgeport
Mish
Ubtigli
Train wreck near Perry leaves one dead many injured
A Milwaukee bound eastbound passenger train derailed one mile east of Perry after striking a washed out rail bed. Robert Bhatfur, a Milwaukee soldier, died. over a dozen passengers were injured. Relief trains and doctors rushed to the scene with many taken to Des Moines.
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Milwaukee
Derry
Robert Bhatfur
Perry
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids man charged with large theft in 1902 case
Charles Balcher of Cedar Rapids, a caregiver for families quarantined with smallpox, is charged with stealing 4 000 from Charles Straketa in November 1902. He allegedly ransacked a dirt cellar after Straketa died and his wife was ill, and a detective has watched him for twenty months with a sure case cited by authorities.
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Charles Balcher
Cedar Rapita
Cedar Rapids
Charles Straketa
Balcher
Strakota Bond
Lost Both Feet in Mapleton Train Accident
Peter Severing, a farmer from near Danbury, attempted to board the Northwestern Dismounted train at Mapleton as it started. He fell between a day coach and a sleeper, losing his right foot to the wheels and suffering crushing injuries to the left, necessitating amputation. Severing, a single man, endured the operation well and is expected to survive.
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Peter Severing
Mapleton
Danbury
Severing
Burns Proved Fatal in Rockwell City Explosion
Mrs C M Hing wife of the Rockwell house proprietor at Rockwell City died from burns suffered when a gasoline can mislabeled as kerosene exploded weeks earlier. Once believed to recover, she succumbed after a period of illness. formerly of Lake City where her husband ran the Columbia Hotel.
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C. Mm. Hing
Rockwell City
C. M. King
Rockwell House
Lake City
Columbia
Controversy at Sioux City camp ends in injury and fire
A chaotic target practice near Bloomfield Nebraska left a 40 year old man seriously hurt at a camp used by Sioux City Syrians. A subsequent explosion during the melee damaged property near Fort Dex Maines as the state plans condensation proceedings and jury action. A factory fire on 620 West Seventh Street caused significant losses in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Bloomfield
Nel
Fom Aneay Bray
Will Fourth Stert
Sionsees
Sious
Syrius
Liyy
Aanther
Essy
Crominins
Adjt
Byers
Fort Dex Maines
Eire
Moundry
Sinus City
Fanndey Sul Manufacturing Company
West Seventh Street
Grand Lodge Meeting Draws AFL AM Members to City
Squire and Coipaas Kateher host Thursday evening events for the Grand Lodge in Sony City. Mentors of the Masente fraternity travel across Tawa to attend ceremonies, with the gentile closing planned for next Thursday. Knights of the aquave and visitors greet arrivals at the Hotel Garretsmn lobby as Jade ofigers and members welcome Llyn to the city after ten years.
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Sony City
Squire
Coipaas Kateher
Dias Wroushe
Masente Faeternity
Tawa
Asr
Die
Knights of the Aquave Suid Coriyes
Shippy Gereetings
Garretsmn
Jade
Leer
Llyn
Sioux City
Lethven
Graves Pleads Guilty to Des Moines Wife Killing
Des Moines man C. W. Cinges pleaded guilty to the murder of his wife last Saturday after being granted a new trial. He faced a first degree murder charge with life in prison as the recommended sentence. Graves, a furniture dealer, was convicted on circumstantial evidence of choking his wife, his second spouse, with the couple married in 1902 amid household strife.
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Des Moines
C. W. Cinges
Graves
Eriie
Lore
Dll Forestune
Tragic Self Harm Shocks Insane Hospital Iowa Farmer
Rich farmer Morris from Tar tin County died after harming himself in Ward 8 of the insane hospital. He used a broken pair of shears to cut his throat while a nurse attempted to apply bandages, amid a broader tale of personal tragedy and financial distress.
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Emery
Morris
Iowa
Parls
Merris
Tartin County
New York
Merrie
Forris
Ant
Moercis
Hayden Is Guilty Of Second Degree Murder Conviction
Leon Man John Hayden stands convicted of second degree murder in the Brace case. The trial in Teon lasted six days before a jury returned a guilty verdict after four hours of deliberation. Spectators filled the courtroom as the verdict was read, with Tadge Miller to sentence later.
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Leon Man
John ¥. Hayden
Teon
Charsoul
W. E. Brace
Murde
Ower
Dhe
Tadge Miller
Gerber Hearing Continued in County Judge Dispute
Bellicose County Superintendent Gerber faces a postponed preliminary hearing in Webster City on charges of assault with intent to do great bodily harm against City Superintendent L. H. Lord. The delay prompts hopes of an out of court settlement via mediation by the same judge as in the district court, avoiding a public trial.
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Bellicose
Gerber
Webster City
Hlopers Arrested and Cedar Falls Court Plea
Frang Zedeleovy a Rock Leland mosaic teacher and Florence Fiiestur aged 17 were arrested in Dulweyue on abduction charges linked to a long courtship, while Cedar Falls contemplates a plant costing 875000 and Missouri Valley reports slow farm work due to rains.
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Hlopers
Frang Zedeleovy
Florence Fiiestur
Dulweyue
Zedeler
Empress Yaruko and notable 19th century figures featured
The article profiles Empress Yaruko of Japan as a reform-minded leader active in women’s advancement and Red Cross work amid 19th century progress. It also notes John B. F. Wallace becoming Panama Canal chief engineer and Illinois Central’s chief executive, plus clergy leader Reverend James Addison Teney and General Osterhaus’s return for National Day.
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Yaruko
Japan
Tadaka
Engof
Winpresa i
Ellighig
March of Progress
Duris
London
Che
Red Cross Society of
Waruko
John BF. Wallace
Panama Canal
Ifenois
Aiuny
Chicazo
Ife
Ates Wallace
Pall River
Mass
Monmouth University
Moonmouth
Sounor waLnacs
Carthage and Quincy Railroad
Ilis
Tinols Central
World events obscured in garbled Sunday page text
The fragmented OCR text reflects a chaotic mix of names and phrases. It mentions sessions, suits, and unclear references to people such as Alyssia and Jenny, with scattered terms like theater and silk, but no coherent report or identifiable events.
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Union Minera Deporter
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Caugier
Rently Dynamite
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Fla
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Detroit
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G. A
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Toveph
A Youn
Wunae Cedoa Lipiits
Shuctlad
Grand Lodge OF
AFL & AM
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Cedar Falls
Charles We. Dunkle
Cisteaga
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Wark
Missouri Valley
Monony County
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Thonas Morena
Om King Howan
Boone
Ofull Engineering
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J. Swett
Chive Qugine Wer
Ud Howdmurters
Dou
James Addison Tenry
Philadelphia
Presbyterian General Assembly
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West Presbyterian Church
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Princeton Theological Seminary
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