Zion City receivership ruling ends Dowie ownership claims
Judge Landis ruled Zion City and its industries do not belong to Dowie, appointing John O. Hately as receiver with bonds set at $25,000. The decision suspends Dowie control, orders a September election for general overseer, and directs a special Leaves of Healing edition to publish the full ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John O. Hately
Zion
Dowle
Tudge Landis
United States District Court
John Alexander Dowle
Wilbur Voliva
Zion City
Dowie
Granger
Alexander Granger
Voliva
Wnu
God
Jesus Christ
Covenant
Moses
Hillah
G& General
Cook County
Dowie Teo
Dewis
Stili
Vollyg
Landig
Umpire’s Cinch In Minnesota Baseball Amid Confusing Text
A garbled OCR item references an umpire and baseball in Minnesota with unclear details. It mentions Lou and bands, suggesting disrupted play or a local committee issue. The fragmentary text limits precise facts but points to a baseball context and a named individual.
Russia Faces General Strike as Revolutionaries Rally
A joint conference of Russian revolutionary committees across the Winnish frontier resolves to not back down from a general strike. The regime pushes for strong reforms while preparing manifestoes for army and workers. Emperor shows high spirits after suppressing parliament but Stolypin seeks a nonbureaucratic cabinet and broad reform to calm unrest. Exile measures and heightened security echo across Transcaucasia amid reports of police and spy activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Feneral
Stelke
Associated Press
Stolypin
Russia
Kipling Poem Attacks South Africa Policy In The Standard
The Standard publishes Rudyard Kipling's poem South Africa as an eloquent condensed British case. It satirizes haste to draft new constitutions for South Africa colonies, warns against Boers regaining control in the Transvaal, and condemns a government plan for a British majority in the Transvaal assembly. The Commons opposition vows to fight the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
London
The
Standard
South Africa
Transvaal
Kipling
House of Commons
Headless body found in Ohio berry patch murder case
The headless body of Albert Kennedy, a Missouri man, was found near Leagittaburg Ohio, with the head later located in a hayfield. Decomposition was evident and a family connection emerges as Kennedy’s daughter is missing after his western trip to sell a farm. Evidence includes $800 before death and a watch. letters in pockets point to Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Leagittaburg
Albert Kennedy
Hillis
Mantua
Kennedy
Fish in Beer Keg Bite Ends in Lost Prize
July 30 White Haven Lehigh river fisherman Patrick Tully failed to land a large catfish. A fellow angler urged wading and spearing the keg bunghole, which yielded a fourpenny catfish living inside. The keg was destroyed to free the fish, a bizarre and momentous catch that confused the effort and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angier
White Baven
Lehigh River
White Haven
Patrick Tully
Lehigh Valley
Tully
Fragmentary query on Warerast ete and Karat Goal company
Readable parts mention Warerast Ete and Karat Goal company in a garbled text. Indicates an inquiry or note about anatomy and a three ta righteen karat goal. Context unclear. no coherent event or entities beyond the two proper nouns.
Stricter meat inspection rules issued under new law
Washington July 30 Secretary Wilson announced strict inspection regulations for ante mortem inspection destruction of carcasses and sanitation. The shipper is protected under inside the chutes inspection and all diseased or unfit meat will be destroyed in tanks with government inspection presence. Requirements cover disinfecting hands and implements and prohibiting tuberculosis exposed workers in meat areas. Weekly sanitization reports and strict labeling for exported meat are mandated.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Federal Inspectora
Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Wisconsin University Lecture Prompts Debate on Women
A fragment from a Madison Wisconsin item notes a lecture at an upstate university about women. Mayhew, described as a dean or leader, is mentioned amid garbled phrases and stray names. The brief hints at a discussion or barrier concerning women's education or rights.
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Bean
Wisconsin University
Quiniong Bargarding
Madison
Wis
Up State University
Mayhew
Gean
Kin of German Baron Dies Drunk
From papers found in possession of Eugene Kraft, whose body was found early today in a basement at 81 Wells Street, police believe he was a Swiss army officer and related to Baron De Reding of Germany. Kvatt was a printer who had been dissipating for months. A ward in his possession mentions Baron De Reding and Baroness Myldenich of Baden, Germany. His wife is reported to reside in Marshalltown, Iowa.
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Chlesgo
Eugene Kraft
Wells Street
Baron de Reding
Germany
Kvatt
Conrad
Notre Dame de Conception
Myledenich
Baden
Marshalltown
Charity Stays at Home in Sage Will Winding Down
New York July 10 Russell Sage fortune largely to widow with no charity bequest. Estate valued at 70 to 80 million dollars by Mrs Sage's attorneys, about 20 million of which is loans. Widow quotes reveal frugality, devotion to husband, and quiet support for women’s suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell Sage
Sage
Stock Exchange
Mr. Sage
Thor
Unions at War Over Merger Efforts in Plumbers Guild
In New York on July 20, local unions No. 3 and No. 480 of the Plumbers and Gas Fitters association faced violence as bombs were hurled from the Third Avenue elevated into a group outside Teutonia hall where No. 480 members gathered. Eight men suffered cuts and abrasions. The friction stems from a strike losing side in No. 2 pressuring workers to join No. 480, which is affiliated with the national body. a No. 2 faction opposed merger. Despite tensions, overtures for an amicable merger continued as sessions proceeded.
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New York
No. 3
No. 480
Plumbers and Gas Fitters’ Association
Third Avenue Elevated
Teutonia Hall
No. 2
Bad wreck in Missouri derails three coaches
Springfield Missouri reports twenty-five passengers injured and two fatally likely when three coaches derail on the St. Louis and San Francisco bound for St. Louis. A split switch caused the accident. Ironton Iron Mountain engine jumped track. engineer killed and fireman plus mail clerks injured as passengers escape with bruises.
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Springfield
St. Louis
San Francisco
R. J. Thorpe
Monticello
Kate Schoulty
High Gate
Iron
Elements in Fury St Louis Visitation Storm Kills One
A fierce wind and rain storm hit St. Louis and nearby areas late yesterday causing fires, downed wires, and damaged frame houses. An unidentified man was killed when blown from a wagon under a passing locomotive. The excursion boat Liberty, trapped on the river, was driven toward the Missouri side dike. passengers were landed after the government steamer Lucia aided them in Alton. The storm featured lightning, heavy downpour, and a rainfall of .39 inch.
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St. Louis
Megre
Liberty
Cruise Ship Coffin Hangman Keeps Execution Quiet
William Lee, condemned for assaulting two women in Somerset county, Maryland, was hanged at Smith's Island after a secret transfer by river steamer. Authorities brought a borrowed gallows and coffin, carrying the prisoner with deputies and witnesses aboard, to deter mob violence. Lee confessed prior to the execution conducted under tight security and secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisfield
Wiliam Lee
Whea
Baltimore
Somerset County
Smith
Lee
Maryland
Governer Warfield
Lnn
Maryland Oyster Navy
Baltimore County
Smith's Island
Galtimore
Alleged Muderer of Woman Taken in Chicago Crime
Frank J Constantine, accused of murdering Mrs Louise A Gentry at her Chicago home on 682 Le Salle Ave last January, is said to be under arrest in Poughkeepsie. The crime involved a throat cut and a razor marked C found near the doorway. Constantine, a former boarder, confessed prior burglary time at Elmira reformatory and a Chicago woman using an assumed name identified him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Constantine
Chicago
Louise A. Gentry
le Salle Avenue
Poughkeepsie
Constantine
Mrs. Gentry
Gentry
Louise H. Gentry
Elmira Reformatory
Ellen Schrieber
Rehearing Granted in Grain Elevator Conspiracy Case
President Stickney of the Chicago Great Western wins a point as the Interstate Commerce Commission grants a rehearing on a dispute involving Union Pacific and Peavey & Co. over elevator contracts at Council Bluffs and Kansas City. The petition cites elevators built to transfer grain between UP cars and connecting lines, with Peavey & Co paid 1X cents per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickney
Union Pacific
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Hailroad Company
Union Pacific Railway Company
Pesyey & Co
President Stickney
Great Western
Joe Buriinston Ane Tae
Frisco Hall Unsafe Under Mooniegal City Watch
Frisco officials warn of unsafe conditions in Mooniegal City as structures by Beard of real face gaps and potential hazards amid ongoing inspection efforts. Communities monitor building stability and safety protocols for residents.
Telegraphic briefs from across the nation
A patchwork of short items reports suspects arrested in Wyoming for a local murder following a night clash with a night watchman, a San Francisco amateur swimming feat, Rockefeller's court appearance adjournment, and notes from Chicago, London, Paris, and Teheran on various legal, political, and social events.
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Apostle Bowie
Gourt
Judge Landis
Sdya
United States
Anne Deueen
Combini Pia
Bhs
Lou
Russian Revolutionary Party
Beast
Litovati
M. Kondsresehite
Transcaucasia
Lec'y Wilson
U. K
Eugéne Kraft
Charity
Unions
Missouri
William Lee
Frisco’s Hall
Meee Shoshoti
Fork Washeltt
Moody
Banker Adams
Sulillers
McCoy
Grand Jury
Monties Depot
Jefferson Park Hospital
Porpoise Club
Seventy Fifth Street
Rue Brown
Agde
Shdée
Ghi Lego
D. C
Shaw
Des Moines
Les Moines
Great Britain
Post Office Savings Bank
Los Angeles
Harry Baker
America
Frankie Nell
Pacific Athletic Club
Doylestown
Bennett Farm
Ivyland
Louisville
John Dedbieck
Paris
Chimay
Clara Ward
Detroit
Mich
Pierre Caraman Chimay
T Luxemburg
Fred
Broberg
Monmouth
Lake Calumet
Chicago—Corporation Counsel Law
Board of Review
Teheran
Persia
Auburn
Gal
Adolph Weber
Folsom Petentiary
Hoysmiths’ and Structural Iron Works Union
America] Bridge Company
of Past & McCord
Fjorenge
Boyce
Norfolk
County’ Council
William Rockefellar
Europe
Quebec
Nly Tarrytown
Philadelphia
Putshnen Bros
Fagan
Thoma
Palton
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