Headless Italian Child Killed in New Orleans Ransom Case
In New Orleans a headless Italian child, aged between two and four, was found strangled after a ransom demand of 6000. Police and vigilantes rounded up five Italians, with more arrests expected. The body was located near St Rose after a long swamp search. Italian community fears violence as officials pledge order.
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New Orleans
Waller Lumana
Wes
Polite
Hle
Simul Vranda
Mlle Place
Cheang Parish
St. Rose
Igannzio Campleciano
St. Rosa
Campleciano
Hedy
There Must Be a Ruling Class There Must Be a Ruling Class
A historical note discusses the existence of a ruling class in society with a focus on leadership, power structures, and governance. It references Aristotelian ideas and political dynamics shaping authority and social order. The text implies debate over who holds influence and how it sustains itself.
The Polish Question and Russian Electoral Struggles
A fragmentary discussion critiques the Polish move to autonomy and analyzes Russia's electoral law debate. It covers the imperial government’s attempts to dissolve the Duma, the electorate’s demands, and calls for constitutional balance versus autocratic power. References to Mos cow 1903 and the October manifesto anchor the political context.
Heavy Rainfall Sets Record At Bozeman Experiment Station
Special Miapaten reports Boseman’s average rainfall near 18 inches. In the last 24 hours the station recorded precipitation more than two inches, the heaviest rainfall in many years.
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Noxeman
Boseman
Turbulent Turbulent Harvest Deaths in Workshop of the World
An early 20th century piece laments industrial deaths in Allegheny County with claims that 2600 fatalities were reported to the coroner in 1906. It argues that mining milling and factories drive demand while neglecting workers lives. The piece frames the era as a grim toll of unwarranted labor exploitation.
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Pittaburg
Dune
Weil
Carenes
al~ Jegheny
Bages
Dittaburg
Emaky
Tilia
Grbtiran
Malninsa
Mmniurddin
Adele
Dramatic Tale of a Murderer in Grodland Kan
The article recounts Grodland Kansas stories of John Dello the Trallin who killed a man and wounded two passengers aboard a Rock Island train. He confesses to the crime amid dramatic denials and vivid recollections of fear and the attack. A tailor named V Jopp is noted as the victim in the reported shooting.
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Grodland
Kan
Jura
John Dello
Rock Island
Bello
Lee
Mnny
Leila
Patsy Legacyrad
Hoxton
Tl Boseton
White Star
California
Novgorod Governor Issues Order on Provines Measures
An official edict from Novgorod's governor announces provincial measures and restrictions. It warns officials to enforce the decree, including penalties for noncompliance and demands surveillance to safeguard public welfare and nutrition programs.
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Novgorod
Rovat
Tye
Boise Shooting At Maywood Hotel Sparks Alarm
A Caldwell businessman, A. A. Whiteway, and hotel guest W. Hedges exchanged shots at the Maywood Hotel in Boise. Hedges fired five rounds injuring Whiteway and himself. Mrs Hedges and a companion were present. Police intervened and medical staff attended Whiteway as investigators pieced together a motive tied to alleged attentions. (Continued on Page Two).
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Balse
Hedges
Balte
Whiteway
Wwe
San
Gaysernor Gonding
Nis
Caph
Eight Men Dead in Hartford Railroad Wreck
In Bartfort Connecticut a passenger train on the Highland division of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad crashed into the rear of a work train at Sigourney Street crossing. Eight men were killed and 38 injured with two more likely to die. One victim was pinned for an hour and a half, suffering severe injuries as rescuers freed him. Three different versions blame the wreck on wrong track, mis-timed signals, or a mismanaged work train that failed to close its switches. Emergency doctors struggled amid mangled frames and trapped victims.
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Great Britain
America
Durmm
Bartfort
Conn
Tune
New York, New Haven
Ubat
Tine
Awilehail
Grave charges against the Garibaldis in Rome
Reported charges accuse the Garibaldi family of concealing the truth about the general’s death and removing his body from the battlefield. An inquiry is ordered. The Garibaldi anniversary is set for July 4. Government moves to curb emigration and forbid clandestine recruitment while negotiating neighboring treaties.
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Rome
Glusunut Cane Bald
Rlecord Garibaldi
Fnland
Cavers
Mivivid
Senor Taderva
Miltitator
Interior
Yeat Orday
Oortes
Anyatom
Darrow Defense Expects Long, Exhaustive Conspiracy Trial
Attorney Clarence Darrow plans a lengthy defense in the Haywood case, contending that William D. Haywood and Western Federation of Miners were not part of a conspiracy to murder Governor Steunenberg. The defense aims to show Orchard’s testimony is fabricated and that mine owners funded a frame, with Watery court sessions expected to run into days as witnesses are called and cross examined.
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Ohana
Baywood
Renary
Darra
Ikea & Revesa
Darrow
Gg Wpexch
Western Federation Ofhadinare
Sam
Steunenberg
Haywood
Aasovincion
Western Federation of Miners
Iinileato
Western Federation of Minera
W Jug
Orchard
Crimea
Pertl
Kane
Adams
Ito
Stounenberg
Grehard
Hercules
Tila
Orc
Camnel
Afeyse
Taige Wood
Anon
Brouchl
Telegraphers Strike Sparks Nationwide Telegrapher Showdown
Amid a broad telegraphers strike, union leader Samuel Small predicts city and regional offices will face reduced service as out-of-town managers and operators fail to report. He cites pledged weekly strike relief and a push for government ownership if bargaining stalls, while Postal officials warn near-term disruption but expect a gradual influx of returning workers.
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Su Pruuteen
Eversthine
Shrike
Samuel O. Small
Conmmervist
Anlar
Vhle
Congress
Interstate Combierre Commission
L. TW. Sterer
The
Postal
Postal Telegraph Company
Veutige
Trackmen urge national rail safety inspection drive
Kansas City tone 21 reports trackmen ask seven states governors to back a national association campaign for state rail safety inspections. J T L Sheppard of Port Beott Kansas secretary writes to president and governors urging government or state oversight to ensure safe rail travel and proper track maintenance. The piece notes broader concerns over factory and farm output taxes and wheat inspection fees.
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Kansas City
Tone
Natioil Union
Raihway Tragkmen
Ievel
J TL. Sheppard
Port Beott
Ormaulna Uon
Sovorst Kavernora
Europe
da Teue
Factorien
Minax
Leer
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Swami
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Gebbit
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Stefano Montre
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Angilo Cucatari
Incanterra
Cami Vacano
Frank Gendussa
Familda Cebvia
Fina
Assncisreo Pak
Poland
Wiens
St. Peteramirg
Tune Bay Wuayer
Te Nition
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Moscow
Alexander I
Puhe
Sint
Consti Sonal Democrats
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Orror
Uuther
Oftot
Bozeman
Workshop OF the World
New York Herald
Joan Bong
Ameci
Rock Island Tracy
Jopp
Xoordd
Boise
May
WRALY
New Haven Road
Garibaldis
Bam Small
Tile Commercial
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Ty Come
Wilefe Paiitons
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Weasday
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