Freeing Miss Patterson in Washington Custody Discharged
Miss Nan Patterson was discharged from custody after a contested release proceeding. The district attorney claimed no chance of a plea agreement at another trial while Patterson’s lawyers argued for her release. The judge instructed both sides and a new hearing was scheduled, with Patterson leaving the lawyers’ office and heading toward the courthouse.
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Duaties
Washington
Elised Ceteteby
New York
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Hank Ghd
Muy
Tee
Miss Watrosen
Ohio
Explosion Deaths In Philadelphia Prompt Wide Shock
A Philadelphia blast caused multiple deaths and injuries as a tank exploded, triggering nationwide concern. Reports indicate several persons were killed and many more injured, with investigators tracing the source to a catastrophic設備 failure linked to a tank gallery. Authorities urged caution as details emerge and safety measures are reviewed by federal and local agencies.
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Philadelphia
Sontaena
Explosion in Cora mine kills seven men at Butte Mant
A mine disaster at Butte Montana leaves seven men dead and six others injured after a powerful blast in the Cora mine, one of the Heluze property operations. Authorities report the incident occurred Friday evening and the death toll may rise as rescue efforts continue.
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Butte
Mant
Hundred Dead Report From Snyder Area Storm Outbreak
Fragmented field notes describe a severe storm affecting Snyder and surrounding towns with high winds and frost. Reports mention casualties and distressed residents, with financial aid efforts and public notices scattered through the chaotic coverage.
Horrific Passenger Wreck After Powder Explosion
A catastrophic crash on the Pennsylvania line caused by a powder explosion near Aeldhartisboro, PS. Twenty or more presumed dead with bodies found among wreckage. survivors describe a scene of burning cars and scattered remains as rescue crews work amid fire and debris.
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Aeldhartisboro
Speedad
Shah
Pearder
Tocia
Break in Strike Ranks Shocks Delivery Firms
Amid a wave of refusals, drivers decline orders to deliver, provoking a wider disruption as unions and management clash. The National Furniture Company and Coniquilly face halted shipments, with talks stalling and penalties looming for noncompliant routes.
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Reath
Alendy
Acamuiber
Phatehiy
Tornado Devastates Dawn of Sasator Oklahoma Town
Reports from Hobart Oklahoma describe a catastrophic tornado destroying Dawn of Sasator Okha Wednesday. Widespread casualties and extensive property loss are feared as communications fail between Snyder and Hobart. Medical crews, nurses, and volunteers respond while relief dispatches seek aid and verification amid damaged lines.
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Okha
Snyder
Fiena Thobart
Burt Worth
Okla
Tein
Prisco
Sapulpa
Steich Snyder Welnesdis
Fas
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Owe
Bart Shetty
Alt de Tawis
Cateteauia
Profart
Nettarke
Siyder
Sitsler
Double New York Tragedy In a Hotel Murder Suicide
A man and woman registered as Marion Bewis and wife in New York are found dead in a hotel room. Authorities say the couple died from wounds with evidence suggesting a suicide pact or double tragedy amid a troubling domestic context.
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Teoace
Cees
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Varese
Demonstration Training Amid Parades And Public Sentiment
Fragmentary text describes a demonstration style training event amid public parades. Mentions participation in parades, a local council or committee decision, and references to a St Peters area gathering. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate civic process and event planning with local figures.
Truce and labor actions amid national tensions mix with international protests
Fragmented report notes Chicago labor leaders calling for an emergency approach as a strike threat looms and unions press the president for action. Simultaneously a Shanghai rally protests a proposed Chinese exclusion treaty and vows to boycott American interests until terms change. A Peoria doctor and another defendant appear in court for a murder case connected to a separate violence incident.
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China
Woodhiesday
United States
Americas
Arrest Made After Nighttime Shooting Incident
A man named Teury Patten was arrested on a certain charge after being shot by someone identified as Otecer at a director's meeting. The assailant Chien Weed fled the scene and escaped toward Pacific Junction as Patten’s wounds were dressed. Patten is expected to die from the injuries.
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Teury Patten
Uutier
Mirshabone
Witte
Pacific
Murderer Wianand Sentenced in Denver Case
A Denver special reports the sentence of a man who killed his wife, with the court delivering ten to thirteen years in prison. The case drew attention in the Sinwse City area and involved claims of street violence and a fatal act in Denver.
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Wianand
Denver
Dewey PE Winnand
Mormon Insurance Society Articles of Incorporation
The document outlines the incorporation of the Beneficial Life Insurance Company under the direction of leaders of The Mormon Church. Joseph P. Smith is listed as president, with operations reportedly based in Salt Lake City.
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Mormon Insurance Society
Earthquake in Mexico Causes Wide Damage Across Jalisco
An earthquake shook southern Mexico with wide area impact. In Jalisco many houses were damaged and a church house collapsed in a town, signaling significant structural harm and potential injuries. Local authorities assess aftershocks and responder needs.
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Mexico
Jalisco
Man to hang for murder in St Paul case
Edward Cottsehuth of St Paul pleaded guilty to murder and robbery in the killing of Jos Martmann and Schindel Decker. He faces execution by hanging on Thursday after sentencing.
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St. Paul
Jos
Martmann
Rand
Christian On
Schindeldecker
Evacuation of Harbin Reported Preparations
Moscow correspondent for the Times says Russian Red Cross hospitals will move to Chita in expected preparation for the probable evacuation of Harbin.
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Moscow
Tlonslon
Red Cross
Chita
Paroled Des Moines Man Joseph Buck Seeks Reentry
Joseph Buck of Des Moines whose parole was revoked after requesting return to prison is the subject. Buck, about 30, was paroled from Fort Madison for a Polk County robbery sentence, but sent back after writing the governor preferring prison to freedom. He had worked near Des Moines and Lincoln since release, with parole terminated pending investigation.
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Des Moines
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Polk County
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Des Moines Man Sentenced After Officer Impersonation
Melwannl Melean of Cles Meines was sentenced to four years for impersonating a police officer and related offenses. The case involved alleged robberies and property takings linked to Dowden of Giuthie Connie, with Melean previously captured and charged after a prior escape and recapture.
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Labor Federation Delivers Resolutions Amid Contested Proposals
Resolutions covering email labor and other matters were introduced at the Countil Bhitts site labor federation on Wednesday without reading. Censuring employee concerns sparked debate as no plan to form an American labor union for political purposes was approved. Endorsement backed the eight hour day for printers entering into effect.
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Bhitts
Cownie
Dew Moines
American Federation of Labor
Curfew Enforced Aim Of Maraballtown Reformers
Maraballtown reformers appeal to the council to enforce the curfew ordinance. The measure, adopted about six years ago, has not been rigorously applied in recent years. It requires all children under 14 to stay off the streets after 9 p.m. unless with a parent or guardian.
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Brother Fired the Shot Inaccident Injures Sumer Boy
Vernie Warneke aone year old was accidentally shot Sunday by his fourteen year old brother Herman They were at home with married sister Mrs Henry Dolker After she left for church they used a forbidden 22 caliber rifle and fired toward a willow near the house striking the younger boy in the abdomen Conductor Loses Mia Leg Tama incident Milwaukee coach mil waukee coach L204 Meare lost his leg after tumbling from a moving train
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Sumer
Herman
Henry Dolker
Tama
Meare
Milwaukee
Kanes
Judge sentences multiple defendants at Spirit Lake
Judge A Dy Bailie imposes twenty years in the penitentiary for rape by Nandy of a young girl. Pred Koudetein and Norman Ball receive one year of hard labor for burglary. Tarren.
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Spirit Lake
Nandy
Pred Koudetein
Norman Ball
Tarren
Noted Shooting Incident In Cedar Rapids Household
Charles Gray aged 19 was accidentally shot in the abdomen by his cousin on Monday. The shooter believed the revolver was unloaded and the wounds are described as serious with the prognosis doubtful.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles Gray
Monday
Death During Hack Ride Brings Tragic End for Sioux City Doctor
Dr. J. C. McMatron of Sioux City died suddenly Sunday while riding in a hack. The cause was heart failure. A recent graduate of the Blouz City College of Medicine, he was noted for his timely service to the community.
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J. C. McMatron
Sioux City
Blouz City College of Medicine
Mail Carriers Convention Concludes in Sioux City
Iowa mail carriers wrapped up their annual convention in Sioux City on Wednesday morning and spent the afternoon sightseeing under the entertainment committee. Delegates discussed officer contests but remained friendly, reelecting William Devine of Clinton as president and Wm Keller of Waterford as secretary.
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Sivas City
Miles Shiver
Lioux City
Jormiss
William Ho Devine
Clinton
Wnd
Wd Keller
Water Fon
Waa
Mand
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Hagel Fenan and Pat Crowe dispute fake publicity claim
A chaotic passage suggests Hagel Fenan and Pat Crowe dispute a claim that a public announcement was fabricated for newspaper advertising. The fragment hints at family ties, a river, and alleged misstatements regarding two weeks, but the text remains unclear and uncertain.
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Blais
Bar Child Labor Legislation Focus At Iowa Labor Meeting
Iowa Federation of Labor and Dane State Federation discuss proposed state and national actions to curb child labor. Delegates hear about ballot initiatives and referenda set for the next general assembly. Community leaders and industry figures weigh long term impacts as discussions address policy and enforcement.
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Iowa Federation of Labor
aWuivws
Ols
Man Killed in Cherokee Rail Accident
Joseph Burger died after a switch engine struck him at Cherokee near Welavelock on Saturday night. Witnesses on the engine said they believed they did not see him in time as the stock train was moving. Burger was found dying beside the track by Wachtler, with severe injuries described as his head severed and body badly mangled.
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Joseph Burger
Cherokee
Toe Teer
Pili
Cine Aed
Anwethy
Oma Ayer
Burger
Varrdmuster Waehtler
Lover Declared Insane in Love Proposal Case
A 19 year old suitor proposed to a woman ten years older after three days courtship in Pottawattamie County. The insanity board found evidence of mental disturbance. Frisby had been sent to a Council Bluffs hospital for temporary aberration. Relatives objected and the marriage did not happen.
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Pather
Pottawattuinie County
Jacob Frisby
Council Bluffs
Mrisby
Sister Fatally Wounds Brother in Farm Accident
At a Mayrtax area farm home of Peter Scheuter a distressing case ends in tragedy as 12 year old son urves plays with a rifle Elis Nittle grater takes the gun and fires it killing her brother the weapon was loaded none of the family knew.
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lMayrtax
Urves
Elis Nittle Grater
Stbe
Charles City Fire Destroys Water Works Leaves City Without Supply
The Charles City mill and four story structure burned Monday night causing $30,000 in losses and harming the water and light plants. The blaze started from a hot box on a shaft driving the water pump, leaving the city without water. Water power and light service were also destroyed. A separate note reports a man finding stamps worth $47 in a street chute. A woman was badly burned by a bonfire. A Marshalltown brief notes a child dying after ingesting poison from a box found in a Cleves home. Water well tests near Charles City show pumping rates and depths.
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Jusmranes
Wee
the Light Company
Raid on Japanese coast by Vladivostok fleet shocks world
A Russian Vladivostok squadron, after nine months idle, raided the Japanese coast near Mulkatde, as part of a bold diversion to draw Tokos attention. The combat ships, torpedo boats and destroyers moved off the southwest coast, while Russian cruisers prepared for joint action with other squadrons. Clever maneuvers and reports suggest a broader strategy to complicate Japan defense and force Togo to split forces.
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Japan
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