Klein case framed in Springfield riot indictments and trials
A State’s Attorney press conference details indictments in the Springfield riot case. Private Kieln and Captain Percy B were cited, with charges tied to mob violence and a parade attack on Mayor and others. Evidence shows complicity by several arrestees as juries pursue murder and rioting cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sn B. Klein
Fe Minols
Capdt Hlenty
Yung Y
Kankakee
Springfield
Bune Company
Feith Caphitu
Chamber Ta
Neg Miler
Percy B
Gorgenit C
Young
Ely
Gstenetive
Light Ag Sel
Chicago
Painer
Berge Richardson
Mra
Mabelte Hal
Neuinal
Tel
Willan W. Sage
iTole
Erith
Grand Jury
Muurder
Bed- Big
Pizta
Firat
Immigration bureau diverts labor to farms amid card outreach
The Information branch of the Immigration Service disperses about 900 000 recruitment cards to laborers nationwide, aiming to place 4 000 000 more as it reports responses from nearly 1 000 aliens between February and June. The effort spans 26 nationalities with farm work as the primary outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Immigration and Natuoralization
Congress
Information Branch
Immigration Service
New York City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Receivers' and Shippers’ Association of Cincinnati
Unien
Annexation Struggle Shapes Congo Treaty Talks
Fragmentary OCR reports months of bitter strife over Congo annexation. The Gingi government pushes a treaty amid opposition in the Falglam chamber of deputies as debates continue about sovereignty and possible financial terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falglam Chamber of Deputies
Mies
Fragmented OCR Notes on International Debt and Tragic Incident
The readable text hints at financial responsibility debates involving NH and Belgium, treaty impact, and political readiness. It also mentions a tragic accident at a depot with a baby dying after being placed in a bow, plus later references to a wife seeking mutual support. The garbled OCR obscures full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms Union Depot
Teftin
Womu
Mearvet Bolle
Hell Galy
Mrs. Kate Howard Dies in Jail After Murder Arrest
Mrs. Kate Howard, linked to Springfield race riots, dies in county jail after ingesting poison minutes after arrest for murder. She denied guilt in late hours before death and the grand jury later indicts for the Burton and Donegan lynching. Abe Kaymer charged for aiding the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Howard
Springfeld
Polson
Springfield
Lland
Galt
Scott Burton
William Donegan
Howard
Abe Kaymer
Burton
12Th
Madison Streets
Nation reports vast remaining public lands inventory
The General Land Office in Washington lists 895 208 acres of surveyed and unsold public lands as of July 3 19. The figures broken by state show large holdings in Alaska California Colorado New Mexico Montana Oklahoma Oregon Washington Wisconsin Wyoming and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Office
Washington
Alaska
Alabama
Hod
Arizona
California
Colorado
Florida
Tisha
Tonul
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Dakota
Vinh
Wiscons
Wyoming
Total
Td Rok
Shonts Sees Election Shaping Railroads Future
T J Shonts president of major railroads says the coming election will heavily influence railroad fortunes. He notes uncertainty about future prospects keeps railroads from spending, aside from essential purchases like steel cars for the Alcon line, saying no extra expenditure is justified at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Shonts
Chicago and
Alan and Clover Leaf
Natioe
Duchess de Chauines
Chicago
Centerville
Towa
Weny
National party figures clash over endorsements and platforms
A New York meeting selected William R. Hearne as chairman and Charles I. Walsh as secretary while Bryan avoided involvement in the Brownsville dispute. The Federationist urges union support for Bryan and Kern. Republicans name McKinley’s backers, and debates over platforms stress electoral strategy amid Socialist and Democratic positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
Any
Aependanee
New York
Willian R. Hearey
Ehalumay
Charles i. Walah
Servitary
W. J. Bryan
Bn Tats
Lincoln
Brownsville
Henied
Prosiiere
Roosevelt
Federationist
Meanthis
American Federation of Labor
Gali Pers
Will Ovil
Unilon
Bryan
Kern
Publican National
Rious
Mons
Colorado Springs
Debr
Att Fe
Chivengo
McKinley
Hinda
Shermary
Congressional Committee
The
Treasury
Ghariis GC
Thanes
Ghoren Treasuyer Ailies
Tipo
Los Phosen
Ign Novwan Im. Muck
Buffalo ‘Piner
Ano
Beyer
Platform
Chronology of notable events from 1765 to 1904
This fragment lists diverse historical milestones and figures: AMID act in Boston 1765, Montgomery at Ticonderoga 1777, various battles and political deaths, early steamship, Liberia’s founding, 19th century railways and military highlights, Canadian and American developments, a range of dates and places including Galena Illinois, Cowes, and Montreal. The text mixes dates, leaders, battles, and institutions across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigt
Boston
Gen. Montgomery
Ticondevoge
Evitivh
Bartle
Long Island
Lord George Germain
America
Lord North
Sir Arthur Wellesley
Vimiera
Portugal
Washington
Savannah
New York
Duke of Richmond
Jute Gosford
Earl of Calhorde
Canada
Buffalo and Nihgarn
New Mexico
United States
Stepublic
Liberia
Trinty
London
Cowes
England
Port Linton
Mich
Great Britain
Trypan
Victoria
Montreal
Prince of Wales
Chandler — Tallbuston
Horn Tmi
Monumont
Grifin
Servia
Belgrade
William J. Kendall
Corryout
Niagara Whirlpool
F. D. Middleton
Crnatian Puilitia
Sea of Azof
Arda
Uruguay
Montevideo
Congrava
Salvador
J. P
Gobin
Pennsylvania
Batlesnia
Louisiana
Olympic Glories and Local Honors Highlight Busy Day
The report mixes Olympic outcomes with regional sports notes. It mentions Barling Netkon versus Joe Gana canceled events, a notable prize to the Quincy bowling club, and medal counts from London games. Also references American athletes winning medals, Queen Alexandra’s attendance, and a large margin by Puglaul’s GE 13 in a year of record totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advine Tagaous
Saip Lake
Utah
Barling Netkon
Joe Gana
Bly
Hautala Lake
Olivia
Olivia Ted
Ewing Cib
Quincy
Maw Cin Club
St. Lane
Burlington Roaring Association
London
Caveert
Queena Alexandra
Atte Figeeru Gull Maris
Yankees
Avansea
Government seeks Supreme Court review of Standard Oil fine reversal
The United States petitions the Court of Appeals reversal of Judge Landis 20 million dollar fine on Standard Oil of Indiana. The government argues the appellate ruling misapplies interstate commerce law and asks the Supreme Court to decide the matter. Attorney General Bonaparte and Kellogg sign the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonelilien
Grosseau
Seam
Baker
United States Circuit Court
Peale
Chiaigo
Landis
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
United States Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Grosscup
Bonaparte
Frank
Kellogg
Edwin W. Sins
James H. Wilkerson
Aimax
Supreme Court
Ofce
Werk
Willan A. Small
District Attorney's Office
Hallowell
Grossenp
Sims
Wilkerson
John S. Miller
OW Company
New Jersey
Dudge
Court of Appeala
Blue Earth County votes to pay half flood repair costs
Blue Earth County Minnesota commissioners approve paying half of an estimated $40 000 to repair bridges roads and other flood damages. A new company plans airship operations between Houston and New York with dirigibles carrying two passengers in early experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Earth County
Minn
Beaton
Hoxton
New York
Labor unions push organizing drives across multiple states
Across Memphis New Orleans and Fargo unionists press for city temple funding local building trades sections and wage agreements. The Waterville texturing workforce seeks a charter while Halifax hosts Canada Trades and Labor Congress convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toston Hebrew Painters and Paper Hanger
Phere Ie i
Memphis
Building Trades
American Foderation of Labor
Fargo
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Jimmer
Ison
Lanr
Belleon
Thit Johnson
Talling Gines
Itmei
Taft
Magoo
Cuba
Wright
New England
Leupp
Folton
Civil Service Commission
Borah
Tolabo
United States District Attorney
Rulek
Borat
Macaba Rounds
Rulck
You L. Meret Bes
Engleh
Secretary of the Treasury
Padia
Newport
Carrivean
Hayt
Alsaections
West Indies
Port-au-Prince
Congo
Belgium
Senate
Womin
Mob
Shonts
Quis &Lnos
HGH Court
STING
Wil
Appell Tate Tribunal
Will-O'-Wilf
New York Typographical Union
Big Six
International Brotherhood of Painters and Decoratora of America
New Haven
Hartford
Boot and Shop Workers’ International
Jan
Steel Intertesta
Amalgamated Iron, Stout and Tin Workers
Wittsburg
Pittsburg
Gond
San Uyancirea
Vallve
Ughund
Miussaphuaselis
Nacional Union
Journal Zeta
Eathier
Majesity
Prank Feeney
Philadelphia
Lester Constructors Union
Hany
Central Labor Union
Elevator Jnapactor
Posillon Carcies
Walaty of
RAG
Sells
Building Trades Unions
Hottaln X
Tartow
Building Trades Department
Buffate Drage Tas
Analgamated Association of Iron, Stad and
Wi Wackers
Westity Ho Yeon Association
Letuertt
Chatus
Merker
Somerville
Tenn
Eve Ery Acork
TNO
Sorh
LOT
Dourney Inn
Evelety
Kingdon
Cate
Tietuaa Kenya
Orler
Austria
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