Riot at Vincennes House Attack by Miners Union Men
A violent assault occurred when miners from Prospect ALU, Ada, Princeton, and nearby towns attacked Scott and his family at their home. Several family members and bystanders were beaten, a stove knocked over, windows broken, and the house damaged as union men clashed with the foremen and residents. Police and local officials reported multiple injuries and ongoing confusion as the strife continued at the union station and mines nearby.
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Aiington
Cunnelburg
Petersburg
Ron
Ada
Hutti
Meri
Mowniou
Beatty
Formn
Scott
W. S. Colling
Washington
Henry “Lainey
Miz
Argub
Otis Beoft
Little Dottie
Robert McDonald
Posey Knight
Joh Scott
Kenner Furs
Housa
Ig Run
City treasury scandal and cabinet meeting report
The article reports charges of embezzlement and budget shortfalls involving city funds and a treasury official named Deedee in a long probe. It notes a mayoral inquiry, civil service reforms, and a lengthy cabinet session discussing the president’s message. Also covered are a fatal quarry explosion near Charleston WV and a $1,000,000 mortgage filing by United Telephones Company in Upper Sandusky Ohio.
London Morning Express reports shipyard deal and Meade trial
Fragmented OCR reveals references to Morgan ani Walt shipyard purchase talks for a large British yard and Meade's trial begun. The navy secretary orders an investigation into charges of misconduct related to Cal BR. J. Meade near the Maine coast as New York and Divona recip roity themes appear in late report.
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Morgan Ani
Walt
London
Express
Rugner Tye
Plerpout Blorgan 18
Stuunieres
Gol. Meade
Secretary of the Navy
Gouduet Anatin
Cal
BR. J. Meade
Maine Cove
Demuu
New York
Wreck on Montini Line Kills Ten and Widens Toll
A freight and passenger collision near Montini Mont Tuesday left ten dead and many injured. Rescue teams worked through wreckage as workers pulled survivors from burning cars and rendered aid amid spread wreckage and distant calls for help.
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Philly-Hight
Montini
St. Paul
Taipaneag
Culbertson
Hurhior
Pirolke
Thong
Grouneg
New Hay-Pauncefote Treaty Advances U S British Canal Plan
Secretary Hay and British Ambassador Otis Truncefote sign a new Hay-Pauncefote treaty to replace the first. The State Department withholds public text awaiting Senate review while noting public depictions may misstate the negotiations. The agreement aims to pave the way for a canal and closer U S British cooperation.
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Grea Britain
United States
Hay
Great Britain
Staten
St Louis Health Department Negligence Over Deadly Serum
A St Louis health department verdict finds negligence in a Biotoxin antidote case involving serum produced from horse blood. The antidote, distributed to various buyers, reportedly saved some lives in several wakes, while others questioned its safety.
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St. Lewi
Health Department
Pouser
St. Louis
Hid
Latius
Four Schooner Crew Missing In Fierce Gale
The Marine City schooner broke anchor off Goodrich port during a terrible gale Thursday. Four crewmen aboard are lost, and wreckage washed ashore as part of the vessel drifted after the storm.
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Phore
Jonjer
Marine City
Ich
Goodrich
Schoonver
Wong
Hax
Buriei Under Molten Slag at Dawn Works
Fragmentary report from Dawn Aste Works in Lome stead La details a fatal incident where a worker burned by molten slag, with the plume and roles of the incident partially readable. Authorities and witnesses referenced.
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Lomestead
Sti
Million Dollar Tiara At Coronation Jewels Display
In London preparations for King Waiward's coronation surge as Mrs. Bradley Martin showcases a Kohi-Noor replica tiara. A glittering jewel race unfolds among European royals with Grosvenor figures like Lady Kilmorey and the Duchess of Devonshire spending heavily. Rumor also hints the king may crown the Duke of Fife with the semi royal title Duke of Toverness.
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Bradley Martin
King Waiward
Loundon
Bradley Macutin
Maris
Empress Josephine
Alexbilda
Portugal
Fennesses
Kilmores
Tondon
Earl of Kilmorey
Tindy Lea
Devonshire
Portland
Holy
Duke of
Toverness
Fife
Late Operations In Samar Engage Ninth Infantry
In Samar near Tarangnan on the island, Company EB and Company Ey of the Ninth Infantry were attacked by about fifty bolomen and insurgents armed with rifles. Capt. Im He. Shoelal led a defensive and the unit repelled the attack. One sergeant and several men were killed and wounded. Sixty bolomen were reported killed and riflemen suffered heavy losses as bolt action fire disrupted the attackers. Gas will be sent to southern lands for operations in the mountains.
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Ninth Infantry
Bolyimen
Im He. Shoelal
Bolomen
Geverd
Tarangnan
Samar
Opera- Honsini
Mo Mountains
Child Kills Father in Daring Sleep Attack
A 15 year old girl Gertende Sampson testified she shot her father Dr Sampson while he slept after he had threatened to kill her. The Mineral County coroner Dr A N Simpson was found dead in his home from a separate incident. The coroner’s inquest returned a verdict exonerating the girl.
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A. N. Simpson
Mineral
County
Jaabe
Simpson
Ldve Bedul
Evening Post Centennial Celebration of First Publication
New York Evening Post marked its centennial by issuing a special edition recalling the paper’s 1801 start. A gathering of public figures and editorial staff included Archbishop Cortigin John Gae jisle Levi P. Morton J P Morgan Whitelaw Reid Andrew Sarneyleang Carl Seliorz and others. A court case mentioned involves AV W Anderson of Denver and H O Tmo with a related shooting incident. details unclear due to garbled text.
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New York
Fourth five of Callus completes transatlantic cable run
The cable steamee Maraday sailed from Peau Waterville Ireland to Fayul in the Azores, for the Commercial Cable Coius. This will complete the fourth five of Cals company between the United States and Tugba.
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Callus
Maraday
Peau Waterville
Irelanul
Insti
Fayul
Azores
Coius
Cals Company
United States
Tugba
Guard Waldrane Dies as Waldrupe Is Captured
Fragmentary OCR notes recall a guard's death and the capture of Waldrupe after a November incident. The text mentions a prison and a medical status, with unclear dates and identifiers. Strong entities include Waldrupe and a guard, plus a prison setting.
Tragic death reported amid crime details in Greenville
Fragmented report describes John Spablad's death near Greenville with unclear cause and injuries. It references burglars, a missing money haul, a nearby farm, and a search ongoing. The piece also mentions a shooting allegedly involving a Black man and a suspect in custody.
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John Spablad
Greenville
Tank
Bert Guy
Simda
Nate
Peti
Albert
Gueonville
Havang
Albert ‘City
Faern
Susibladstiade
Lodine
Man Knapp? Not exact. But per provided text: Verdict in murder case at Sioux City
Ben Mel night was found guilty of murder in the second degree by a Sioux City jury after a weeklong trial. The panel, which began around 2:30 PM, reached a unanimous verdict in minutes, with the court noting the maximum life imprisonment and minimum ten years as potential penalties.
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Fury
Verditt Af
Tyok
Highest price for beef sets records at Pittsburg cattle show
An immense Iowa cattle shipment drew top bids at the Pittsburg sale. Charles Kehrer’s prize winer from Botus reportedly sold for 21½ cents per pound, a record carload high. The steer weighed 21,900 pounds and brought $4,280 for A. D. Busnel of Lost Creek, West Virginia, amid a banquet for visiting shippers and breeders led by General Manager Simon O'Donnell at East Liberty stock yards.
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Iowa
Pittsburg
Simon O'Donnell
Liberty
Keher
Winhers
Botus
A. D. Busnel
Lost Creek
W. Va
Kuhn Murder Case Arguments for New Trial
The state argues for a new trial for Baxah Kuhn, convicted of murder and serving a life sentence. Charles Van Vilack directs the appeal in the attorney general’s office, challenging circumstantial evidence and claimed court prejudice during the original trial.
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Baxah Kuhn
Charles van Vilack
Asistant Ail
Wuhit
Aso
Illinois Central Conductor Killed Under Train Wheels
Laurence Beach of Illinois Central reports that conductor Stack, about 45, was struck by a heavily loaded stock train No 153 near Ovens early Monday. The accident left Stack crushed beneath the wheels. his wife and one child survive.
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Stack
Lueed
Central
Laurence
Beach
Syas
Ovens
Ander
Dodge
Mason City Mystery: Providence Pacmer Disappears Then Feared Missing
A report from Cerro Gordo County describes the sudden disappearance of a well known resident Joseph Dawsol after leaving a neighbor’s house. A thorough search found no trace, with rumors of foul play and connections to recent local robberies under investigation.
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Kuplelon
Tax Revenues and Expenditures Report Summary
A muddled excerpts summary notes two year distribution figures and tax revenues. It mentions the United States, state funds, and various line items such as pharmacy fees and oil inspection taxes. The auditor’s annual export is cited as 4083,000 with 2,825,000-18 funded by counties and the rest from fees and miscellaneous sources.
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Dnichtor
Udtznationad
Atate
Pharmacy Commignion
Eleura
United State
PPR
Supreme Court
Ingo Entomologiat
Newsboy Mose Jacobs Lets Father Account for Mother's Estate
Mose Jacobs, once a newsboy, sues his father in Des Moines seeking an accounting of his late mother’s estate. The father, who remarried seven weeks after the first wife’s death, was named executor of the property. Mose claims the elder Jacobs refuses to hand over funds, alleging transfers to Mose’s mother were illegal due to her alleged incompetence. The hearing opens a broader investigation into the fortune, with evidence of Mose’s earnings since childhood and transfers of property to his mother.
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Mose Jacobs
Suce
Ketter
Des
Moines
Newsbay
Jacobs
Mone
Maile
Murmer
Mose
Mmia
Suffragists elect officers at Waterloo annual convention
Mrs Ballard chosen president of the Town Equal Suffrage Association at Waterloo thirteenth annual convention. Officers elected: Adelaide Ballard president, Evalyn Belden vice president, Mrs. Stockman recording secretary, Mrs. Welsh Nelson corresponding secretary, Aumn Ankeny treasurer, Mary Coggeshall on national committee. Reports included harsh conditions in Iowa asylums and a state building appropriations critique. A fatal train collision near Low Moor is noted with minor injuries.
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Hult Wotan
Belden
Oqual Suffrage Association
Waterloo Thireflay
Mars
Hotemor C. Stockman
Mason City
Nelile Welsh Nelson
Des Moines
Aumn
Ankeny
Amlander National
Mary St. Coggeshall
Myx
Belien Wis
Railroad Commission Figures Show Towns Net Earnings Rise
Figures from the Railroad Commission reveal the Town roads posted a net gain of 619,246.00 from 17,420,253.10 to 18,080,400.00. Milwaukee leads in net earnings with a 708,505.03 rise, while Wabash shows a deficit of 101,149.10 despite gross gains. Large railways like Burlington and Northwestern report increases, others show declines. overall town road earnings increased despite deficits on a few lines.
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Grods Gait Railroade
Grosa
Toadas
Burlington
Rapids
Northern
Quincy
Iowa Cent
Tayt
Pho Wabash
Jorge
Milwaukee
JistSoe
Northwestern
Minneapolis
St Louis
Omaha
St. Louis
Magon City
Fort Dodge
Wabash
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Great’ Western
Bock Island
Town Central Roads
Alarming Bank Robberies Sweep Iowa
Iowa bankers report an epidemic of robberies across multiple towns including Hinton Sully and Plymouth. Police say the gang, active for years, has left clues and descriptions, with one member reportedly killed and plans to continue attacks despite guarded efforts.
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Ares
Wen
Rink of Hinton
Mutlowtt Bank
Baal of
Syhich
Jenva
Vloys Iossea
Banka
Fullovin Bank
Wikports
Lark We Blass
Puriners
Bani
Jontown
Comercial Bank
Ikippey
Hak
Bilsworth
Atate Savings Bank
Gult
Bank of Lorimer
Inwood
Een du Valley State Tink
Haieela Bouyer Rayings Bank
Fe ‘Shor Ray
Ee Pay State Bank
Headly
Milton Dros
Adal
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