Dynamite Bombings Tied to Transit Crew Suspect
Maurice Brennan held in St Louis custody identified as linked to southern city streetcar explosions weeks earlier. Police say transit dynamiting carried out by a regular committee with plans by conspirators and men supplied with dynamite and compelled to act.
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Maurice Brennan
St. Louis
Coutdns
Pracheathy
Woods battle in Elliott County turns deadly
In Elliott County Kentucky the Adkinses and Howards clashed over a young woman. One Howard was killed and another wounded and likely to die after the fight. Reinforcements from both families joined, led by Adkins' preacher father. All Adkinses were arrested and jailed at Martinature.
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Adkinses
Howards
Elliott County
Kentucky
Whiel
Lindsay Adkins
Adkins
Martinature
Hottest Weather Bites Into Pawson Ga Residents
The region endures record heat with temperatures around Tl degrees driving discomfort. Farmer W T Everett demonstrates extreme heat by sun popping a earner potecorn, Kernels turning snowy white as sun rays bake the corn.
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Pawson -Ga
W. T. Everett
Terrel County
Britain’s Proud Army at Aldershot Criticized by Wolseley
Viscount Wolseley, field marshal and commander in chief, delivered sharp condemnations at Aldershot after witnessing the ill led and poorly trained 30, fit for seed of road incident. General Montgomery Moore, once in command elsewhere, attended the event amid the terse remarks.
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London Daily Mail
Aldershot
Montgomery Moore
Real
Alder- Blul
Allied armies seize Pekin amid stubborn Chinese resistance
The report notes allied forces capturing Pekin with heavy defense. diplomats in Washington report two cablegrams from Admiral Renies and Commodore Fowler detailing the fall and safe status of remaining form officials.
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Washington
Pekin
Formsun
Ceri
United States
Tornian
Renies
Comus Fowler
Foo
Fires Rage Across Grand Mesa and Urubecipabwre Plateau
Acaspatel from Muptrose reports multiple wildfires burning Fort ties and Grand Mesa area. Three fires spread rapidly to the east and west, driving heavy smoke across vast timberlands and destroying thousands of acres.
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Muptrose
Brick workers fall from Monon bridge into river in Indiana
On the Monon bridge over the Wabash River at Lafayette Indiana a pane of brick workers were en raced and part of the structure collapsed causing tankers and men to plunge into the river. Four men were badly hurt with one possibly facing death.
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Monon
Dafayette
Boer General Joins Forces With Delarey Reported
Dispatch to the Lando Tacs from Lorenzo Marquez notes Boer General JreWet has allied with Commandant Delarey, signaling a significant consolidation of Boer leadership.
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Lando Tacs Bapress
Lorenzo Marquez
JreWet
Delarey
Detectives Sail from Italy to Track Anarchists in U S
Fifteen Italian detectives, under Home correspondence, departed for New York to shadow anarchist movements in the United States, aiming to monitor activity and potential plots.
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London
Diasio Mad
New York
Tram Rescue In Montgomery County Reported
A team of heroes intervened during a disruptive incident on a public tram in Montgomery County Val near Macm. The operators coordinated bystanders to control the situation and ensure passengers’ safety. No injuries reported.
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Bale
Streen
Macm
Montgomery County
Val
Fire at Mackinac Sedind sparks escape from cottages
Fire at Mackinac Sedind damaged Poe cottage and another fashionable shop. Guests escaped to Tarneiathes as authorities investigated. A claim estimated at $50,000 in losses or damages.
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Mackinac Sedind
Poe
Miareh Pias Teta
Miet
Rong specialists report Hart dispatch escorting to coast
Rong specialists said the Anton Eustem department received a dispatch stating Sir Robert Hart director general of Chinese imperial departments left Pekin with staff and escort. a cruiser will meet him on reaching the coast.
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Flere Rong
Anton Eustem Department
Robert Hart
Maartpe Eustems
Hie
Jay
Pekin
Han
Shanghai
Shan-Tung
State Department
Conger
Europe
Foreign Office
London
Tientsin
Claude Macdonald
Navy Department Re
Population of old New York City from the twelfth census
The twelfth census records old New York City population at 2,050,600. The line notes Greater New York’s count as a separate figure.
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Old
New York City
Greater
New York
Unime de
Tragic Collision Kills Two on Milwaukee Line
Janesville collision with a switch engine pulling five coal cars on the Milwaukee road fatally injured Burt Schlatter engineer of Janesville and Gus A. Bondrath fireman aboard the passenger train.
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Janesville
Janesville-Milwaukee
Destroyer Frame Sunk After Collision With Brennus
During maneuvers off Cape St Vincent the first class battleship Brennus collided with the torpedo boat destroyer Frame. The Frame sank immediately with fifty six crew aboard fourteen men were say
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Cape St. Vincent
Brennus
Frame
Say
England’s Chief Justice Dies at 67 After Gastric Catarrh Attack
Baron Russell of Killowen, chief justice of England, died following surgery to relieve gastric catarrh. Born in 1833 in Newry Ireland, he rose from modest origins to the highest legal post in England, renowned for merit and independence.
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Baron Russell
Killowen
England
Isles
Baron Russell of
Arthur Russell
Newry
Seafield House
Rostrevor
Ireland
Trinity College
Dublin
Belfast
Lincoln's Inn
Ces
Counterfeiters Arrested In Chicago Plant Bust
United States secret service agents and Chicago detectives arrested Axel Morks his wife Winifred Morks Thomas Kelly alias Jones and two men after finding a counterfeit money plant. The suspects tried to destroy plates acids and tools but were thwarted. The operation connected to police Inspector Kalas and Capt Porter with ties to a nationwide gang. They allegedly turned 2 bills into 10 notes and 1 bills into 54 notes, with a seven month lead from Minneapolis.
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United States Secret Service
Frank Klubicki
Patrick Nolan
Chicago
Kalas
Porter
Axel Morks
Winifred Morks
Thomas Kelly
Jones
Minneapolis
Robbery ends in murder as messenger shot and safe robbed
In Columbus Ohio just after 10 p.m. Charles Lane former Press messenger was found dead inside a car with eight bullet wounds. The safe was blown open and police say about $45000 was taken by the robbers.
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Lumbus
Ohio
Charles Lane
Robbers Hold Up Omaha and Council Bluffs Motor
Two masked men boarded Motor No. 79 at the Wabash crossing near 6th Street and 7th Avenue in Council Bluffs. They robbed the conductor of a gold watch and about $50 in cash before fleeing into the darkness as few passengers looked on.
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Omaha and Counceil Bluffs Railway and Bridge Company
Wabash Crossing
6Th Street
7Th Avenue
Council Bluffs
Lake Manawa
Two Young Lovers Die After Morphine Pact Near Coal
In Coal Mo area, farmer Jones aged 22 and Bonnie Turner, both in love for over a year, planned to marry but faced hardships. After Jones was injured by a horse this summer and spent his savings, they drank morphine together and were found dying in a roadside buggy. They perished about two hours later.
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Farmer Jones
Bonnie Turner
Coal
Jones
Miss Turner
Dan's Review of Trade Reports Cautious Yet Steady
R G Dans Co weekly trade review shows cautious speculation but rising investment in buildings and steady money markets. It notes political hesitations fading, strong new commercial loans, and a China market hit for coarse brown cottons while other grades suffer less. Failures: 177 in the U.S. and 23 in Canada, vs last year.
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R. G. Dan & Co
Review of Trade
United States
Canada
Train wreck at Cachee river bridge near Mound City
A locomotive and caboose plunged into the Cachee river after the Big Four line bridge collapsed one mile south of Mound City. Brakeman Nim Whalen died instantly. conductor John Inglis, engineer Grant Lafferty, and brakeman Fred Arnold were fatally injured. Wreck expenses are estimated at thirty thousand dollars. In a separate incident Rufus Forshee was killed at Gatewood Mo when a heavy bell clapper fell from a fire bell.
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Mound City
Lil
Cachee
Big Four Railroad
Nim Whalen
John Inglis
Grant Lafferty
Fred Arnold
Gatewood
Rufus Forshee
Woman and baby jump from moving train near Anniston
A Southern railway train near Anniston Alabama saw W T Turner his wife and their 3 month old babe leap from the car as it ran at a high speed. The family members suffered serious injuries and were carried to a local hospital. The man reportedly had never ridden a train before.
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Anniston
Ala
W. T. Turner
Southern Railway
Ade
Russians Fire on Americans at Yanetsun
A misfired explosion followed by Russian artillery hitting American troops at Yanetsun caused heavy casualties before the error was found. In Toledo Thomas Rosenberg died after a dice game quarrel with Charles Dreifer as Dreifer struck him in the chin. In Graham, New Mexico Deputy Sheriff W I Foster led a posse against two bandits who robbed a store. one robber was killed.
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Yanetsun
Toledo
Ohio
Thomas Rosenberg
Charles Dreifer
Rosenberg
Tien-tsin
Malaller
Maj
Waller
Trentt
Wodeh
Tientsin
Robbery in Street Car Nabs Diamond From Mrs Krulewitch
Mrs Bessie Krulewitch wife of a New York real estate dealer reports a bold robbery on a street car in which a diamond ear ring valued at 700 dollars was torn from her ear. The thief jumped to the street and mingled with the crowd fleeing.
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New York
Bessie Krulewitch
Tornado Ravages Aluminium Works in New Kensington
A tornado nearly destroyed almost the entire plant of the Disrsburg Reduction Company in New Kensington Pennsylvania. Industry losses run well under fifty thousand dollars and the plant will be shut for an unspecified period.
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Disrsburg Reduction Company
New Kensington
Knapp Bequeaths Estate to Lina Graf in Late Word
In remembrance of Lina Graf’s kindness to him in old age Nathan H. Knapp of St. Louis bequeathed all his estate to Mrs Graf with a $5 exception to the testator’s daughter.
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Lina Graf
Nathan H. Knapp
St. Louis
Air Brakes Fail in Head-End Collision at Monument Colorado
A head end collision on the Denver and Rio Grande line near Monument Colorado killed two people and injured several others as air brakes failed to operate. The disaster followed a series of transportation problems highlighted in earlier reports.
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Tie Grande Railroad Oat Monument
Colo
Fire in Rochester Paint Store Causes Large Damage
An explosion at a Rochester New York paint store sparked a fire that caused substantial damage and threatened the business district for a time.
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Rochester
N. Y
Fatal collision in Sylvania harms two white men
In Sylvania Georgia two white men, Herrington and Milton Mears, were fatally harmed after a quarrel relating to a buggy collision with two Black riders named Alexander. The incident involved a dispute escalating to fatal injuries.
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Sylvania
Herrington
Milton Mears
Alexander
Mears
Ruhlin Knocked Out by Pitzsimmrons in New York Fight
Gus Ruhlin loses in the sixth round to former champion Zach Pitzsimmrons in a New York bout. Ruhlin was knocked out after a heated exchange.
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Gus Ruhlin
Zach Pitzsimmrons
New York
Fire destroys Loibrook College in Knoxville Penn
A blaze wiped out Loibrook Normal College in Knoxville Pennsylvania causing an estimated $830,000 in damage with $13,000 insured value. China appoints Li-Ming-Chang to negotiate peace with the powers.
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Loibrook Normal College
Knoxville
Penn
China
Li-Ming-Chang
Explosion at Portland Gas Light plant kills three men
Three men were killed and two injured in an explosion in the boiler house at the Portland Gas Light Company plant. One man attempting to rescue a victim suffered serious burns.
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Fwo
Portland, Me
Gas Light Company
Boarders report alleged elopement and deception at New Athens home
The report alleges Charles Dunbar and Mrs Nora Bradiey of New Athens eloped six weeks ago and stayed at a boarding house under false pretenses. Authorities document the couple’s actions and the subsequent lodging situation as described in the overheard tale.
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Suisse Core
Charles Dunbar
Nora Bradiey
New Athens
Didh
Miernatue
Dunbar
Nodaways stockmen shot during hold up near home
Pran' Croie and Joseph Philpar two wealthy Nodaways Mo stockmen who had not sold cattle in St Joseph were held up near their home by two men. They resisted and both men were fatally shot.
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Joseph Philpar
Nodaways
St. Joseph
End of Two Train Robbers in Kansas Shootout
Two robbers from a Union Pacific train near Slage Cob were cornered on a ranch near Goodland Kansas. One robber was burned to death after resisting a posse in a house, the other was killed by gunfire.
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Slage
Cob
Goodland
Kan
Jealous Husband Shoots Wife then Ends Own Life
S C Reighard of Toledo Ohio jailed his wife in a confectionery store and later killed himself. The woman died within minutes after the shooting. investigators say jealousy drove the act.
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S.C. Reighard
Toledo
Ohio
Thirteen Hurt in Augusta Tennessee Train Wreck
Southern train from Augusta wrecked at Tennille Georgia injuring thirteen badly and several others lightly as the two sections collided after the train split on a steep grade.
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Augusta
Tennille
Four Killed by Lightning in New York Storm
Lightning at New York struck nine people taking shelter under a tree and bushes during a storm. Four people died and five were injured as rescuers arrived.
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New York
Lucretia Borgia Recalled and Poison Plot Uncovered
A recall of Lucretia Borgia follows a sensational Paris incident in which an attempt was made to poison the Chinese minister with poisoned flowers, triggering diplomatic alarm and police inquiries.
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Lucretia Borgia
Paris
Stay Messenger and Rob Safe Train No 8 Arrives at Union Depot
Stay Messenger and Rob Safe report details as Panhandle train No 8 from the west pulls into the Union depot at Co. The brief item notes the arrival and reminds passengers to exercise caution around tracks.
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Messenger
Rob
Panhandle
Union Depot
Appointment of Nome Alaska Postmaster Wright
Wright 7.1L has been appointed postmaster at Nome Alaska, marking a key staffing change in the Alaska postal service. The appointment elevates Wright to lead operations in Nome and oversee mail delivery, carrier routes, and customer service for the community.
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Nome
Wright
Alaska
Early 20th Century Midwestern Market Prices Cattle Hogs Sheep
A dense listing of regional market quotes for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York with prices for wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and other commodities. Notable ranges include Chicago hogs 83.00 85.25, New York butter 17 20 cents, Detroit rye 60 to 61 cents, and wheat No 2 red 75 to 85 cents.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Foreign Powers Rally as China Crisis Unfolds
Dispatches recount the siege of Pekin and the relief march after the Boxer uprising. Allied forces including Britain United States Russia Japan and France advance toward Tien Tsin Pekin amid heavy fighting and rising casualties.
RY OF THE PEKIN TRAGEDY History of the Campaign Against Chinese Capital
A historical survey traces the Pekin tragedy and the allied powers campaign. It notes how the Chinese capital endured siege while the legations’ fate remained hidden for weeks, revealing diplomatic delays and military pressures.
Allies Enter Pekin Free ministers and friends without a fight
Reports from London Shanghai and Berlin claim allied forces entered Pekin on August 15 relieving the legations and freeing the foreigners. General Chaffee led American troops with Japanese British and Russians following. Dispatches note the wall siege ended and the crisis subsided though key questions remain unanswered.
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Unethciat
Iit
Pekin
London
Shanghai
Berlin
Washington
Wekur
McKinles
China
Chaffee
Tang-Chow
Pei-Ho
Hsian- Fu
China War News and Allied Actions Report
Allies capture thirteen guns at Pei-tsang and Dorward commands troops defending Tien-tsin. Germans order a squadron to Shanghai amid England's plan to land 2000 troops to protect foreigners. Russians report no prisoners at Aigun. Chinese massacred. Cossacks kill wounded. Hawes arrives home after escaping a Wei-Hsein mission. China and South Africa drain Britain’s stores. ammunition firms pressed to supply demand.
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Tientsin
Liscum
Pekin
Pei-tsang
Yang-tsun
Tien-tsin
Nan- Tsi-Nin
Chaffee
Ho-Si-Wu
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Dorward
Shanghai
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Aigun
Charlotte E. Hawes
Wei-Hsein
Pittsburg
China
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