Gambling crackdown targets French Lick West Baden hotels
Authorities filed suits in Grayge county court seeking revocation of charters for the Irenet Lick Springs property and the West Baden Tutel company. Receivers may be appointed to administer assets as bans on gambling on casino properties are enforced. Deputies report patrons amid casino gaming with slot machines and card tables. investigations note children inside the casino and gambling devices in use.
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AlNaeditige Uaroup
Coreeal Phaviey
Gesteietiona Trond Gevrerner Band
Warriante
Qrayge
Hull
Irenet
Sanone Une
Hotel Companiles
Sheri Moss
Jan Lonsinbl
Tiargerry
Die Marsal
Attornay
Dnstive
Furniare
Iniuvetane
Whemax ‘Taegart
Pre
Guenlaving
West Baden
Terry
French Gich
Sao
Dockmirkers
Ariel
Ithem
Hearst
Hailey
Folk
Uist
ROOT AND FILL FAMILY OFF FOR BRAZIL TODAY
Secretary Root with his private secretary departs Washington for New York then Southampton to join Mrs Root and the Secretary's children. The party plans to sail after a stop in Charleston. Secretary Root will attend the Pan American conference, occupying four months.
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Washington
Root
New York
Sheereretary
Southampton
Wil Petty
Roo
Shapteran
S. E
Letmarrow
Soerebery
Charleston
Puri
Uiravil
Pernaminice
Saul Hehit
Lin de Ganeche
Brcretary Rat
Trial of Creffield Ends In Murky Testimony
The proceedings recount the defense and prosecution as witnesses detail the killings and religiously charged acts of Creffield. Witnesses including Starr from Stir company describe troubling claims of calls to violence and visions, while press references note the courtroom tension and conflicting testimonies as jurors weigh the defendant’s intent and mental state.
William Brookman Hurt in a Runaway Accident
William Brookman was seriously injured in a runaway accident near Alder in Virginia City district. He was thrown from a wagon after the horse bolted and struck a fence, suffering multiple wounds and burns. Dr. Prades of Vicinis Chey attended and found him in critical condition.
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William Brookman
Prades
Vicsinis
St Michael's Church Hamburg Destroyed in Fire Tragedy
A historic church in Hamburg named St Michael's was destroyed by a blaze sparked during repairs. Strong winds aided the flames, gutting the brick structure built atop the old site, with the clock tower and surrounding homes severely damaged and several workers injured or killed.
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Tin Fire Department
Dinate
Aa Tt
Ciy
Clureh
Uae
Te Elork
Sind
Witehiman
Evelyn Speaks They All Listen Hearings On Thaw Case
Fragmented OCR recalls Evelyn Thaw speaking in New York amid murder trial coverage. The article notes her admissions to see her husband, crowds gathered outside the court, and statements by Thaw family counsel Olcott and other legal figures. It details ongoing testimony and the quest for proof in the high profile case surrounding Stanford White's murder.
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New York
Brenden
Jise de Toure
Bauford White
Min Keek
Castellane Defends Record in Varied Charges and Denials
In a heated session, Castellane faces accusations and strong denials from rival figures. Key figures include Agnes and Ratid amid debate on personal conduct and public trust. The chamber term appears unsettled as supporters back Castellane while opponents press for clarity and accountability.
Heatwave Sweeps Port land City Records 102 Degrees
Port land Oregon endures an extreme heatwave as government Weather Bureau reports a 101 degree reading at the peak and downtown thermometers hit near 100 by mid afternoon. Authorities note reduced holiday commerce and lingering discomfort as clouds roll in late day.
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Borewtu
Atelock
Willini
Manila Struck by Violent Cholera Outbreak
Manila reports virulent cholera with four Americans ill and one death to date Charles Sheehan among the deceased in Manila. several provinces tally new cases and fatalities as the disease spreads amid mounting concern.
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Manila
Manile
Sie
Longworth and Bride Dine Amid Royal Guests
An ambassador and bride attend a Dorchester House dinner with notable attendees. The guest list includes Longworth and several named figures such as Mea Therheon, Lande, Curgon, Baffak, Sar Ceo, Lay Smingle, Ms. Awl, Mrs. Tek, and Ms. Longworth. The event features mentions of Viscountess and other royal connections, indicating a high societied gathering with diplomatic overtones.
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Meatherheon
Dorchester House
Longworth
Menederit
Lande
Curgon
Baffak
Sar
Wat Lay Smingle
Awl
Tek
Vierhert Chititeriitea
Diachend of
Arcyil
Canal Zone Day Celebration Planned Amid Preparations
Local notes describe a Canal Zone Day ceremony with Cajon and May events. Workers from Canal Company and Provan Yi points join preparations at a camp, including housing and dining arrangements as part of the observance alongside the American and Colombian exchange context.
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Cajon
Ice famine in Washington prompts probes and price claims
Washington officials initiated steps with hope of prosecuting responsible parties if a conspiracy to raise ice prices is proven. District Commissioner West urged scrutiny of alleged monopolistic operations and supply delays as officials consider federal actions to secure ice supplies amid shortages.
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Washington
Ups
Wade
West
Vonnuries
Wader
Leedi Infervind
Develoor
Vonlers Kantain
Silence Ends After Twenty Years at Cooke City Smelter
The report notes the reopening of the Hepibe smeller under G. Tn, Teton of Conte, with renewed activity at the Cooke City site. Officials claim the operation promises a sturdier, more rational future than earlier days, marking a significant shift since the last era of operation.
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Livingston
Cooke City
G. Tn
Teton
Conte
Cooke
Aladdin's Cave Found Under Irrigating Ditch
A fragment suggests discovery of a hidden cave beneath an irrigating ditch near Afton. The text hints at a dramatic event with a blast yielding wealth and a large payout, mentioning a sum of $4,000 and a dramatic uproar. Names and details are garbled, but the core note reports a sensational find with significant value.
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Aladdin
Afton
Collision With Whale Sends Ship To Dry Dock
A ship collided with a whale causing damage and sending the vessel to dry dock. The incident occurred near Were and San I raneisea Ml TL Weer, with salvage and repairs underway as a result.
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Were
San I Raneisea
Winkler
Woman Drowns as Ferry Struck by Log Train Wreck
Rosie O Neil of Homers Wis, 27, drowns when a log struck the ferry at Flathead River near Holl. Porter tries to help. the upper deck goes under and she is not recovered. Porter tenaciously aids passengers while horses perish and the boat sinks. O Neil had recently moved from Pennsylvania to Ballston, New York. A separate note mentions a wreck involving a fast train between Saratoga and New York, with casualties unspecified.
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Standard
Kalispell
Rosie O'Neil
Homers Wis
West Aigle
Flathead River
Holl
A. Porter
M Porter
Hay
Porter
Brigit Moon- Astraight
Mies O'Neil
Dack O Neill
Lone
Pibbsbuts
Idol of the Camp in the Union Army
Fragmentary memoir segment noting Molroke and Mrs Mary Blaney Sterling, a Mrs Mary Blaney Sterling wife described amid Civil War service in New Orleans, with references to Nathaniel P. populace governor and General Biuckstad and a 10 year old daughter, all linked to the Union camp experience.
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Molroke
Mary
Blaney Sterling
Pat Storing
New Orleans
Nathaniel P
Maussichu
Tsh
Biuokstad
Bryan and Bryan Discuss Election Signals and Travel Plans
Fragmentary notes show William Jennings Bryan and Mrs Bryan at social events with discussions on economics social labor issues and political strategy. Reports mention reception suggestions from the Travelers’ League president Hoge and plans for July lectures and international travel including stops in New York London and Paris with dates and attendees uncertain.
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Fannie Tile Rion
Atpriyeel Srey
Brycia
Equete
Ube Fleet
Ste Doun
John Barns
William
Stead
Messrs
Bryan
Dirns
Bryn
Nowhpapey
Oyster Bay Patriotism and Local Election Preparations
Report from Oyster Bay on patriotic attire and preparations for political events. Mention of local officials and anticipated speeches by notable figures, with references to attendance and ceremonial aspects shaping community momentum ahead of elections.
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WEATI
United States
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Bride
Royalty
Canal Zone
Leon Dehayut
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Mario
Pood Rey
Ek Pramhoad Hiven
CSSEN
Miss O'Neill
Somers
Ballston
N.Y
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de Lhesae
Molly Wasbeer
Idol OF
Old London
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Comercial ‘Travelers’ League
Hoge
Shalk
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America
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London
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Roosevelt
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