Notable Mixed Sentences From Early State News
John Parker and Edward McAfee of Indianapolis face punishment for crimes. a 16 year old boy confesses to the Broadstreet Thurber fire in Minneapolis. a Peoria man abducts Lila Lamkin of Galesburg and is bound over on $1000 bond. other cases include train collisions, drownings, self harm, and legal actions across Illinois and Wisconsin with various officials and incidents reported.
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John Parker
Edward McAfee
Mytr Borers
Indianapolis
John Singleton
Minneapolis
John Smith
Peoria
Lila Lamkin
Galesburg
William Johnson
Flint
Mich
House of Correction
Ionia
Frank Wahl
Emily Gillette
Milwaukee
Greenfield
Wis
Chicago
Fifth Infantry
Iwinoia National Guards
Carlinville
Ills
Altgeld
Joseph Deatherage
Decatur
Ims
John Donovan
Wabash
Ind
L. Foster
Foley & Co
Winona
Minn
Anton Wellen
South Shore
Sanborn
O’brien
Fred Brusstlad
Winthrop
Ishpeming
Herbert D. Gale
Cedar Rapids
James M. Boling
Sullivan
Ill
League of Republican State Clubs
Des Moines
Adella C. Lea
East St. Louis
Albert O. Lea
Nellie Herd
St. Louis
Minnesota
Crosby
St. Paul
P. W. Stock
Hillsdale
Every Man and the Bow Debate in a Damaged Note
A fragment discusses watch alarms and the bow, noting damage from pickpockets and contrasting old pull out bows with newer designs, reflecting a dated craft or gadget argument. The lines imply caution by those of sense about changes impacting everyday tools.
Knights and Ladies at the World’s Fair banquet
A crowd of thousands of Knights and Ladies of the Round Table from Maine to California gathered at the New York and Pennsylvania buildings. Banquet duties featured Kirk Monroe introducing guests like Charles Dudley Warner and Nelson A. Miles. Officials impose safety orders limiting roof access after fires trigger tighter controls.
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Worp
Cnicano
Maine
California
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Knights and Ladies of the Round Table
Kirk Monroe
Charles Dudley Warner
Margaret 15
Sangster
Charles Cratoon
Margaret Sydney
Alice M. Guernsey
Nelson A. Miles
Council of Administration of the World's Fair
Manufacturers Hall
Times Have Changed and Miscellany Jokes
A collection of quirky quotes and jokes: Mrs Smythe jokes about aging and marriage. a note on world alphabets ranging from 12 to 202 letters. and Eyraud before the guillotine urging his wife and daughter to do their best.
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Eyraud
McCusker Defeats English Swimmer Finney at Blackpool
American champion swimmer McCusker easily defeats ex-champion English swimmer Finney in a July 17 contest at Blackpool for 200 dollars a side. McCusker challenges English swimmer Nuttall to a one mile race for 1000 pounds a side.
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Lonpoy
McCusker
Finney
Blackpool
Nuttal
Convention Ended in Prohibition Stand Across Nation
The Baptist Young People's Union adjourned after adopting resolutions calling for total liquor prohibition and a tireless war to end the liquor traffic. The group praised the closing of the World's Fair on Sunday as a divine sign and reaffirmed autonomy for the Southern Baptist convention. Other items note drownings in Detroit, scalpers defying Minnesota anti-scalpers law, a push for statehood for five civilized nations, a railway workers federation, a San Francisco silver meeting, and local incidents from across the country.
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Indianavornis
Ind
Convention of the Baptist Young People’s Union
Chapman
Union
Southern Baptist Convention
Walher
Detroit
Mich
Belle Plaine
John Vick
Walter
Young Vick
Blow At Elmwood Cyclone Destroys Town
A small cyclone struck Elmwood Nebraska on Thursday evening, tearing sidewalks and windows, ripping through the business district with a 60 foot wide path. It demolished a gun shop and two large barns, damaged trees, and damaged crops in surrounding areas. No lives were reported.
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Elmwood
Neb
Bank Officers Arrested Over Solvent Bank Fraud Claims
Springfield Missouri police arrest Bank of Commerce officers including President Burlingam and Cashier Newman amid fraud charges. Warrants issued for Vice President Parce and other officials over deposits while bank faced solvent doubts. About 300000 dollars bank balance cited as context for alleged loans to directors and officers.
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Springfield
Sprinarieto
Bank of Commerce
J. JT. Burlingam
P. Newman
I. D. Parce
Bank of Mount Valley Robbed in Kansas by Three Men
Three white, young men robbed the Bank of Mount Valley in mounted territory near Mount Valley Kansas. They bound and gagged cashier J O Wilson and took money in sight totaling 600 dollars before escaping toward the territory twenty miles south. News reached Coffeyville and search parties formed near Angola as of 1 30 p m. Local authorities expect capture. In Indiana, Baptist Young People hold their international convention in Indianapolis with about 8000 delegates and arrangements for arrival and housing.
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Mount Water
Kan
Bank of
Coffeyville
Angola
Mount Valley
Here
Edna
Baptist Young People
India Napolis
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
John Chapman
Chicago
Stopped Work at Leavenworth Mine Amid Striker Pressure
July 14 reports from Leavenworth Kansas that the mine shut down again as striker influence kept many workers from returning. The company judged resuming with fewer than fifty workers would risk a riot and thus postponed operations. In Indianapolis the Iron Hall executive committee voted to resume and scheduled a special session for August 1 with delegate elections on July 25.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Indianapolis
Iron Hall
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