Masters AAG Pilots Refuse to Go to Work
A Cleveland report notes Masters and Pilots refuse active duty amid failed negotiations. Referendum voted against wage offers, disrupting lake traffic. Livingstone of the Lake Carriers Association summarizes stalled talks and possible widespread employment disruption. Rosebud Reservation land opening date set for August 4 with drawing to allocate 385000 acres after July registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAG
Cleveland
Livingstone
Lake Carriers’ Association
Masters
Leon
Jake Carriera
Che
Trafic
Washington
Roosevelt
Gregory County
Chamberlain, Yankton
Boventeek
Sairfax
Huse Bad
Honeateal
Monster Land Deal
Tila
Ottawa
Ont
Manitobs
Duluth
Cot. Davidson
Hankatchewan Land Company
Diets Siege Near Cameron Dam Ends With Gunfight
Deputies Giblin and Dillott, with Billott and Peterson, faced Diets armed with rifles behind the dam area. A driver was stunned when shot grazed his hat. the team fled as firing continued. Tracy was hit in the left arm through a camp window. Welsenbach is believed seriously wounded but not killed. Ammunition and rifles arrive from Ash Jam, held for Gov TaPoilette’s orders. The Chippewa Lumber and Boom Co abandons the Cameron dam drive as Diets trouble halts work and may delay the maxe mill operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibid
Aherl
Peterson
Mr. Giblin
Dieta Puta
Billott
Giblin
Dillott
Giblin Wald
Welsenbach
Diets
Krigstorgen
Rifter
Tan
Ash Jam
Express
Andere
Andere From Gov. TaPoilette
Chippewa Tlaumber and Boom Company
Cameron Dam
Fifteen Hurt In Collision At Whittier Crossing
A collision at a Whittier Colorado crossing between a Santa Fe passenger train and an electric car injured fifteen people, several severely. None believed fatally. The electric car failed to stop despite brake application as the train, moving at high speed, struck and split the car, damaging the platform. Injured were Whittier and Los Angeles residents boarded as passengers on the electric car. The motorman remained uninjured in the wreck.
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Whittier
Col
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Tll
Ileviates
Snoterman
Stop That Wedding At The Alter In Dubuque
A woman at St Marys Catholic Church in Dubuque Illinois interrupted her own wedding by declaring the groom her husband. The priest paused the ceremony as she seized his face shouting that he was her husband. The groom must produce affidavits to prove his claim before the marriage could proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Catharic
Dubuque
Mary Hartman
Joseph Prickman
Mary Rusch
Prick
Printer murdered in Kaosas City Missouri killing shocks town
Clarence Meyer a 22 year old printer was slain in his home in Kaosas City Missouri early Friday. Mrs Meyer describes two Negro men entering the house. while one restrained her, the other slashed Meyer’s head and throat with a razor. Mrs Meyer is unconscious and the husband’s death is confirmed two hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Meyer
Kaosas City
Crane daughter freed in Paris after abduction claim
Miss Crane, daughter of B S Crane of Virginia Carolina Chemical, was jailed in France on an alleged abduction plot. Consul Gowdy secured her release. she described an American suitor who sought to marry her during a France tour and the escape across the countryside before arrest as a wanderer. Authorities haven't pressed charges. her father plans to bring her home. Meanwhile a plot to assassinate the czar was uncovered in St. Petersburg with a bomb found in the czar's private library, linked to a broader revolutionary movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Crane
Gowdy
Paris
France
Qowdy
Q Wanderer
Mixs Crane
Ted
Crane
Kaapleston
Bertiv
Caar
St. Petersburg
Disaster in Mine At Hervin Ends In Tragedy
Six miners died and eight injured after a powder explosion in the Big Muddy Coat and Trou Mine shaft of the Her vin firm near MPesigs. A car carrying fifty kegs of powder exploded during daytime shifts, with about 80 men at work. Cause unknown, most workers absent from explosion area and not harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitnole Khaw
Exylesias
Hervin
Meh
Ainkve Muller
Prisoners in Hyde Park Attempt Suicide at Police Station
Mrs Helen Shelly a nurse in South Chicago and dentist W R Dave Dupart among prisoners at Hyde Park police station attempted self harm nearly simultaneously. Shelly tried to hang herself with a pocket handkerchief and was found nearly bent. Dupart suffered head injuries from brushes and cats as physicians treated them. Authorities believe they did not know each other.
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Strosage Cainubienes
Hyde Park
Helen Shelly
Chicago
Dave Dupart
Hiyde Park
Sielde Phursday
Shelley
Sher
Davenporch
Negro Guilty of Attempted Murder in Robinson Shooting
Warder Werven Jones, a veteran of a colored regiment stationed at Fort Des Moines, was found guilty by the jury of attempting to murder Sadie Robinson. He claimed the revolver discharged unintentionally during a struggle, but the testimony showed he aimed to harm her with a drawn razor before firing. The jury deliberated briefly and returned a verdict of guilty of assault with attempt to commit murder. sentencing to the penitentiary awaits Judge McFenry.
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Warton Jones
Hhe Colored Regiment
Fart En Moines
Sady Robinson
Indge Mcfenry
Jones
Indy
Badie
Ming Robinson
Joyca
Sonep
Hia
Whitechapel
Robinson
Twelfth Annual State Federation of Labor Convention Opens in Marshalltown
The State Federation of Labor holds its twelfth annual convention in Marshalltown with about 10 delegates from major cities. Young women from clerks glove makers and operators unions attend as Joseph M. Moher introduces Wille L. Craunv who delivers the welcome. Des Moines president Crick replies and the afternoon features speeches and delegate meetings. A Thursday banquet honors delegates with city officials and press invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Town Federation of Labor
Citien
Joseph M. Moher
Ahiraballtawn Trates
Tatler Axscaubly
Wille L. Craunv
Xohoul
Crick
Des Moinee
Huv
Way
Sud Presse
Atten
Train Hit Depot In Freight Accident
A freight wreck on the lawn at Barkner caused debris to flood the depot. The building shifted from its foundation and shattered a window. the depot agent was injured but expected to recover after being knocked about by debris.
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Barkner
Venelle
Bat
Chicago
Laporte
Ind
Washington
Ran
Anil
Richard Croker
Oader
John McQuada
Wichita
Kan
Pastor Rev. O. Br. Newell Stricken In Marshaltown Church
Rev. O Br Newell pastor of the Mechodlat Wplaco church at Marshaltown fell suddenly to paralysis during service. Parishioners watched as he slumped, was supported, and removed to his home for care with officials reporting he cannot...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. BR. Newell
Marshaltown
Aged Man Shot by Man Named Buck in Prairie City
William Porter, 70, prominent farmer, was shot while at Prairie City Monday afternoon. Millard W. Buck claimed he killed Porter and was jailed in Newton amid questions of Buck’s mental state. Local fallout includes a possible motive rumor and ongoing police scrutiny.
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William Porter
M. W. Buck
Prairieity
Willan Porter
Millard W. Buck
Prairie City
Porter
Buck
Newton
Bankere
LeMars
Lisane
Mitlard W. Buck
Wiliam
Satan
Davenport heirs dispute executor in estate case
The Davenport estate case centers on the executor sent by the will of Mr. Sith wan the late holder of a substantial trust and the contested distribution among heirs. Rumors of mismanagement and a noted shortage of funds raise questions about asset handling and potential prop- erty transfers, including a valued home listed at $20,000 with a prior appraisal of $450,000.
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Davenport
Koind
Bitalneka
Fics
Sith
Ray
D. Dyantler
Haying
Mir
Binith
Ditch Case Dismissed After Board Action
A district court ruling led to dismissal of a ditch case after a consultation among interested parties. The action to establish ditch lines for the ward was set aside, with defense costs to be borne by the parties. The decision follows the Smith v. Petergon precedent, leaving ditch matters near their original state.
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Dich Mattoy
Dich
Ouawn
Gaynor
District Court
Conacut
Entias
Board of
Anperrisora
Diteh Ams
Unser
Supreme Cour
Smith Va
Petergon
Land price dispute threatens early National Guard encampment
Governor and Adjutant General struggle over paying $200 an acre for land near Algonsfield township to host this year’s encampment. Farmers demand high rates, jeopardizing timing as July deadlines loom and authorities seek a durable site at around $1000 per acre. The impasse may delay the camp and trigger expropriation debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonsfield
National Guard
Karnik
Rae
Ace
Diamond Robbery Case Read In Court
The article reports Onaha Pawnabroker and others tied to a diamond theft. Harry Berneteny and Ge Quali eetet Galli are named in the probe as the investigation continues into the Bay diamond case. Investigators describe a loan, forced transfer, and a sequence of events leading to the release of details in court.
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Onaha
Bolin
le Sueponiedaa
Coluedl
Harry Berneteny
Galli
Aliaton Chines
Faryhig
Sears
Wis
Iff
Herusteie
Ao Jetta
Diigo
Leristela
Ghatyood
Louis
Eel
Bagh Bernstein
Local Man Dies by Own Hand in Carroll Office
A Carroll businessman died by a self inflicted wound Monday morning in his office. The man, described as a successful local figure, was found with a revolver after an apparent act of self harm. Authorities reported the exact cause of death as undetermined, with the scene leaving questions about motive.
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Dahertenn
Succeas
K. OY
Calbertson
Af Carrol
Heather
William Unhertson
Hanker
Ncl
Drunken man halts freight train derailment at Boone
Northwerters Jrail way engineer George Williamson performs a dramatic rescue as a drunken man on the track near Boone prompts the emergency brakes. The fast freight splits two cars. the pilot stops a distance away, averting further disaster.
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Boone
George Williamson
Northwerters Jrailway
Century-Old Echoes From World and Nation
A digest of historical notes through the decades mentions Egypt unrest in the Hagueh era, Louisiana’s U.S. acquisition celebration, deaths of decipherer Thomas Young, and Washington population near 6000. It recalls Dutch surrender to Britain, New York agencies, and global quake and war events across 75, 50, 40, 30, 20 and 10 year marks, including Garibaldi, Vesuvius, Spottsylvania, and Grant era milestones.
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Egypt
Hagueh
Alexandria
United States
Thomas Young
Washington, D.C
Burmarh
Boston
Explorer and writer Henry Morton Stanley in Victorian era
The article traces Henry Morton Stanley's life from a Welsh workhouse boy named John Rowlands to famed explorer and journalist. It covers his Civil War service, union navy tenure, Harlem campaigns, and his major Africa expeditions. It notes his books How I Found Livingstone and Through the Dark Continent, his knighthood and honors, his Parliament career, and his controversial reputation in Britain.
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Wilds
Africa
Livtore
Ndwan
John Rowlands
Aidtipiacs
Denbigh
Wales
Stanley
New
Orlentia
Eis
Contaderita Nraig
Wall of Wales
Union Navy
Hancock
Custer
Wild Dh" Hickock
Abyssinia
New York Herald
Livingstone
Sorbonne
Legion of Honor
French Geographical Society
Congo
Stanley Pont
Mystery Notice From New York Dyer Seeks Machinery Offer
A garbled notice from New York describes requests for a machine of some kind at a price and mentions names such as Gutmay and Wheeler and Wilson. It references Mississippi River travel and a call to obtain a book, with unclear details about posting, deadlines, or business terms. The fragmentary text mentions payments and responsibilities, and odd phrases suggesting a public sale or auction context without clear specifics.
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Copia
Wheeler & Wilsog
Standard
Wheel
Wilkow
Lee
Reine
China Ein
Independent Packing Houses Fight Meat Trust
Western stock exchange plans to build independent packing houses at competitive points to curb meat packers profits. Cattle owners to invest per head, whites sheep and hogs to pay 25 cents per live animal. aim is higher prices for live stock and lower costs for meat. Market figures show beef at eight dollars per hundred and live cattle improving, while pork price drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unisora
Lve
Atyrkmen
Fragmented account of a fatal medical tragedy and unclear actions
An unclear text fragment describes a death linked to a medical setting and mentions names and places in a disordered way. The garbled prose references a surgeon, a person named Peter Hutton of Woat Orange, and other scattered terms. No coherent events or dates can be extracted from the passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurgeon
Sarhaane Trueaday
Sata
Udra
Isa Mimm
Peter Hutton
Woat Orange
N. Fucque Haak
Raglan
Iain
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Paria Foreign Office
Constantinople
Bisson
Armenia
Mezeronm
Nulvicen
Sagsona
Nevanh
Wisban
Marseilles
Qnglucera
Merchant Marine
New York
Brotherhood of ‘Tyamaters
Japanews
Wheatridge High School
Denver
Coro
Wilkie Cawkins
Lizzie Workin
Walter Date
Cawkins
Philadelphia
Intonetun Agalnet
Smart
Atchison, Topeka and Sone Fe
Palmer House
Palmer Moon
Palmer
Chicago Hotel Company
Reelously Incorporated
Seniancoil
Wong Ou
Wang Gow
Mau Quong
Chivaga
Harrison
Chigago
Jimmy Quinn
Moat Trones
Fort William
Cavedian Park
Cowenel
Northern Mindy Hott Condh Association
Lleal
Acre
Lime
Pero
Pardo Aok
Associated Press
Copvcation of the
Young Men's Christian Armociation of
North America
Buffalo
Canada
Mexico
Shanghai
Phere
Chinklang
Awoh
Po- Nee Yuree
Perwona
Livut
Harper
Seventeenth
United States Infantry
Moron
Mantla
Menombre
Mich
Fred Ziman
Neenah
Zlemanead
Souto Thie
Panama
Ieillippe Buusw-Variila
Devetoud
Boma
the Czar
Werven Jones Moat
State Federation OF Labor
Ateal Freight Playa Mischlavons
Marshalltaw
Pastor Falls Whitewasing
Fred Heddleford
Nora
Faemer
Thoman
Grundy Center
Atrawerick
Fryes Packard
Earlham
Rnte
Dave Bmatharn
Neath
W. H. Dao
Cakaloosa
Wiliam Humbert
Colated
Mra
MD Crawford
Prince
Dew
Humbert
Dawegue Aguluat
Carroll
Marengo
firyn-Mawr College
Tre Tees
Hilen May Eddy
University of Town
Lawa
Cummuin
Cornell College
Bamuel Young
Wow
Warn Rou
Daly Young
Chrlattat Jisexou
Anbuque
Boar Gov
Cyminine Fod
State Dental
DeFord
Jefferson
Ws Bate
Ackley
Dation
Falfield
Bently
Strigkon
Mya
Christion Miller
Che Dowutal
John J. Ponhue
J. J. Farrelly & Co
Ft. Bonaiua
Creat Northern
Blow City
Tin Stock Yards
Pou
Douchus
Europe
America
Yenice
Irks
Shzebold
Danube
Bunlarde
Tampico
Garibaldi
Ganon
St. W. Lee
Grant
Spottaylgaola
Spottsylvania
Bayery Upton
Grunt Om Lee
Spottayivania
Stichmond
Army of the Potomac
Helleck
Republican House
Postottives
David Ewing
Grant & Ward
General A. 8
Verdinand Ward
Marine National Bank of New York
Chester A. Arthur
Mitneis
Wicconsly
Hobart I. Lancaln
Klorida
Bird Rocks
James G. Blaine
Cheater A. Arthur
Benator Bamundy
House of Representatives
B Starley
Binnley
Universitien
Mixx Tymothy Tennant
Kerin
Cakew and Ale
North Lambeth
Mir Hument
Mias
Dorothy Tennant
England
Balfour
Russia
Anshely
Flave
Emil Panta
Jancred
Westminster Abbey
Major Barttelot
Antony
Tn Cheaks
T1gist
A. d. Kettner
Dyer
Tevin
Weller
Memphis
Borghi
Sudionte
Bert
Western Btock
Eaiecre
Hawkinsville
Willan Thoman
Fearing
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