Robbers raid Crowthers mining camp near Pittsburg
Robbers attacked Turner hal in Crowthers, a mining camp near Pittsburg Kansas, killing Ansline and Smith and wounding Bert Turner who was shot while helping. Two suspects Albert Cravens and Edward Alton were arrested later in Girard and jailed. The robbers escaped with two hundred dollars as twenty men were forced to surrender their valuables.
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Turner Hal
Crowthers
Pittsburg
Kan
Ansline
Smith
Bert Turner
Will
Vind Smith
Albert Cravens
Edward Alton Mrere
Girard
Stober Found Dead At Home In Schoeneck
State treasurer J. A. Stober is found dead in bed Monday morning at his Schoeneck home. He had been ill for weeks but did not seek medical care. cause of death is listed as heart disease. The 7 year old son Pear des fe owns 7 cevens old.
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Roberta Buist de Janon
Philadelphia
Frederic Cohen
Bellevue-stratford Hotel
Chicago
GS West Superior Street
Cohen
Chicass Avenue
Tis
Miss de Janon
Aliss de Janmen
State Tregesurere de
T J
AL Stober
Schoeneck
Pal
Neeveigher
Stoberd
Stober
Pear’ Des Fe
Parliament Dissolved Amid Reign's Second Term
The second parliament of Kine T Ed ward's reign ends as privy councilors gather at Tackingham Palace and sign the proclamation dissolving the present body and summoning a new parliament to meet on February 15.
Supreme Court Hears Interstate Commerce Case on Rail Regulation
The Supreme Court reviews the Interstate Commerce Commission's power to regulate railroad rates and distribution. Justices consider constitutional questions and the merits of arguments from multiple parties in a landmark transport regulation dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
United Gs
Ivelvne
Interstate Cemmerce Commission
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotations Noted
Monday's Sioux City Hive stock market report lists dressed heel steers at Fl 256 and top hos at E840 with quoted prices.
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Sioux City
Sioux City Hive
Princess Inheritance Estimated for Three Princesses
The inheritance of Princesses Loau ise Btephanie and Ciementine, daughters of the late King Leupold, is estimated at about £4,006,000. It is announced that Princess Louise had paid part of her creditors.
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Loauise
Btephanie
Ciementine
Leupold
Louise
Championship Geht Held in mn Pruner Jabs
Positive assurances have been driven by Jack Gleason that the Jeffries Johnson Championship Geht would be held in Mn Pruner Jabs.
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Jack Gleason
Othe Jeffries- Johnson
Pruner
Serious Injuries in Alton Illinois Sled Accidents
Eighteen injured in two sled crashes on a hill in Alton Illinois. Seventeen riders were hurt with six seriously, including Edward Mack driver of a sled and Miss Irene Horn with broken leg. A 6 year old girl died earlier after colliding with a street car. Fifteen accidents reported on the hill in the past week.
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Alton
Ilinois
Witteen
Alten
Colerain
Dntourine
Edward Mack
Irimmna Horn
Bertha Luer
Gertrude
Bertha Horn
Italian landslide threatens Talean village evacuation under danger
Citizens flee the hillside between Parma and Piacenza as a massive landslide two miles long advances toward Scopula. The village, once home to about 1,000 people, is evacuated with valuables and church items moved to safety.
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Parma
Priasepa
Ittaly
Scppula
Riches for Unknown Heirs Death of Aged Missouri Miser Reveals Fortune
The estate of Jeremiah Moynihan in St. Louis is found to hold bonds worth at least $60,000 and securities totaling $860,000 for unknown heirs. Moynihan, a solitary elderly man presumed destitute, was to be buried in Potter's Field before a key to a safety vault revealed the stash.
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Missouri
Jeremiah Moynihan
Rayman
St. Leonuis
Montriday
Moynihan
Potter’s Field
Puble
Mosnihan
Hospital Disaster Engulfs Raibl Inmates in Mine Subsidence
A collapsed disused mine at Raibl Carinthia swallowed a small hospital building. Seven inmates perished including surgeon Wesseley and his family, with a vast cavern left in the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raibl
Carinthia
Wesseley
Ice Gorge Breaks Up On Wabash River Destroying Ferries
A heavy ice gorge in the Wabash River broke loose on Sunday causing property losses estimated at 276000 dollars and sweeping away two steam ferryboats while crews slept. The men faced two hours of peril as they were engulfed in the crest of the gorge and blocked by the lee.
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Wabash River
Remarkable Healing after Cough Infected by Needle
In Knettaning Pennsylvania surgeons operated on Maced Neormian Barnett the 11th son of George Barnett to remove his appendix. Just as the knife was ready he coughed and expelled a needle which is believed to have caused his illness. He is rapidly recovering.
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Knettaning
Neormian Barnett
George Barnett
Tragedy Near Winters: Man Kills Wife and Children then Self
A man named Frank Wimbler residing north of Winters reportedly killed his wife and children with a hatchet, wounded a young child, and then took his own life with a razor early Sunday morning. Authorities say he invaded the family home and fatally attacked the victims before the suicide. The injuries and deaths prompted an investigation by local law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wimbler
Winters
Ashe
Thady Yird
Steamer Pring Joachim Circles Jamaica Passage
The American steamer Pring Joachim sailed from Kingston Jamaica Sunday morning and moved around in the eastern passage. The vessel is making broad-side progress but is not yet in danger as the weather remains calm.
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Pring Joachim
Sir Kingston
Jamaica
Sundey Omernine
Olen
Dickinson Calls on Gomez at Plavana Sun Morning
Jacob Avekinson, the American csecretary of war, made an informal bid on President Gomez at Plavana Sun day morning. We took breakfast with the president at his country estate Deg phys.
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Dickinson
Gomez
Jacob Avekinson
Plavana
Deg Phys
Old Wages Restored and Industrial Worker Notice
Fragmentary report notes wage restoration by a union or federation. Mentions a Monday morning event and a test or inspection related to coke workers. Source text is garbled but suggests a Labor/industrial wage action and oversight by a ministerial or governing body.
Fire destroys hotel and adjoining building in Burlington
A blaze swept the tfotel in Burlington, Vermont, destroying the hotel and the adjacent Walker building. The fire forced the evacuation of guests with no serious injuries reported. Investigators probe the cause as flames threatened surrounding structures.
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Tfotel
Tfotel Tourhington
Burlington
Bea
Baby Dies of Gunshot Wound in Peoria
A infant from Peoria Illinois died from a gunshot wound. The 9 month old named Kiroll was reported dead Sunday after the incident near Prodertol in the MeYT district. Police said the investigation continues with no further details released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beortras
Chatthelhy Kiroll
Peoria
Sondis
Pinchot Dismissed by Taft Amid Subordination Scandal
Chief forester Gifford Pinchot was removed from U S service by President Taft for insubordination after urging Senator Dolliver to read a critical letter. Associate Forester Overton Wylie and Assistant Law Officer Alexander Shaw quit with Pinchot. Albert Potter named temporary chief, after Pinehot’s ouster provoked strong protests. The forest bureau line-up shifted as Potter prepared to assume control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porester
Ofnee
Gifford Winehot
Oat
Mheadore Roosevelt
United States
Taft
Porester Overton Wylkee
Alexander @. Shaw
Pinchot
Forestry Bureau
Dolliver
Forestry
Phuraday
Forester Pinekut
Polliver
I. Glavis
Mer. Price
Shaw
Alaska
Ballinger
Finvehot
Taft Tineself
Whekershai
Hallinger
Jones
Unis
Senate
Gervlee
Dean
John Jacob Astor
Nourtiabout
Humphrey
Rioting Banked Assault at Michigan Central Depot
In Ypsilanti two men attempted to rob a Michigan Central depot. Shots were fired in a desperate melee. minor was killed and a suspect fatally injured. One assailant was shot, another dragged from the platform and clubbed unconscious. Metra and Mmett Woes suffered injuries. authorities captured the six involved.
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Ypsilanti
Garenkin
Tebet
Michiin
Taker
Ti Eemimett
Indictment of Paper Board Association for restraint of trade
A federal grand jury returned an indictment in New York Friday alleging the Paper Board Association of 110 manufacturers formed an illegal combination in restraint of trade. Ninety defendants pleaded guilty through counsel. warrants were ordered for the remaining defendants.
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Saodtinst the
Paper Board Association
New York
Federal
Fendh
Machinists Vote in Favor of Strike Claim
Thomas Vandear district president of the machinists union says a strike vote was taken among members in St Paul Minnesota with 97 percent in favor and instructions from the railroad labor department or the American Federation of Labor echoed.
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Thomas Vandear
Machinists
Tmnien
St. Pank Minn
Norg
Abenvira
Othe Radtread Department
American Federation of Lasher
Falls 250 feet on tramway bucket accident
John Dixsen fell 250 feet from a tramway bucket near Colorado after a sudden turn. He walked home and later sought medical help for a broken knee and jaw. Reports describe the freak fall and his condition as fragile with soft tissue damage and shock.
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John Dixsen
Oserint
Tie
Loixon
Explosion injures six in Oklahoma incident
A Friday explosion in Wereromepr, Oklahoma injures six people and damages a building. A man fled the scene, escaping through a broken window before authorities arrived.
Decline In Idleness Among New York Workers Reported
Reports received by the New York state Department of Labor indicate a continuing decline in idleness among employed residents. The figures, released publicly, show improved engagement across key sectors and suggest the labor market remains firm in the current period.
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New York State
State Department of Indor
Accident Injures Laborers In Explosive Mishap
An accidental dynamite explosion along a trench line on a Sunday injured eight laborers and caused several injuries. Rescue and medical teams responded to the scene to treat the injured and secure the area.
Trial Likely For James Middleton Over Boot Theft
Readable text indicates James Middleton, a farmer and principal witness, is bound for trial. Other fragments mention GNinn, Macredsex, and Suinekoy, with unclear references to garments and a night god Ved. The passage suggests legal proceedings surrounding a boot-related incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Middleton
Witnes- Boots Dt Risdear
Gninn
Macredsex
Oindewich
Suinekoy
Atlantic steamship lines vote to raise freight rates
Ship operators met on Friday to push up ocean freight charges by at least five percent amid industry pressure and market conditions.
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Atliatic Steamship Companies
Village Destroyed by Flood Sweeps Supedds Into Canyon
A remote Indian village named Supedds near Citlameet canyon was reported wiped out by floodwaters twenty feet high. The disaster occurred on Friday as waters surged through the area inundating the settlement and nearby emrivan Bugday, with reports of extensive destruction.
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Acoreport
Phiasatul
Ariz
Supedds
Citlameet Canyon
Syeept Das
Emrivan
Local Pridas Drive Amid Wreefis Village Turmoil
Fragmentary report notes Hurricane Wreefis Village area disruption with widespread damage near Gibraltar Dottetory. The text references Yipee Vorty houses impacted and ongoing processing of letters of credit or aid.
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Et Traarrde
Scarce Steam Coal Sent to Des Moines Needy Elsewhere
Gov Carroll refused to back an executive council order for soft coal delivery to the state house. Soft coal ran out as Des Moines families received the fuel, forcing use of hard coal in the capitol. Secretaries advised seeking deliveries, while some residents faced cold homes.
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Manines
Carroll
State House
Powis
Des Moines
Davidson
Printing dispute heights in Cherokee County board clash
Cherokee County board of supervisors sparked a fight over official county printing for the coming year after a hearing. The board designated Cherokee Republican Cherokee Democrat and Marcus News as the official papers, with the matter headed for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Board of Supervisors
Cherokees
Cherokee
Cherokee Republican
Cherokee Democrat
Muarcus News
Indicted for Murder in Cherokee Grand Jury Case
A Cherokee grand jury indicted JD Dennis Piggott for murder in the death of Thomas Rafferty. Piggott was previously held on coroner’s jury verdict accusing him of administering lethal ether hydrate during Rafferty’s illness.
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Thomas Rafferty
Cherokee
Two Farmers Escape Burning Home in Freezing Night
John Petunielli and Alfred Wolt fled a burning Mason Cites area home in night clothes. They ran a mile through bitter cold to seek shelter at a nearby barn, with both men suffering exposure. The residence and most belongings were destroyed.
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John Petunielli
Mason Cites
Alfred Wolt
Infant Dies after Spinal Meningitis in City
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. William V. W. Stokes died after spinal meningitis occurring in Like City. The family has suffered through the loss of two other children in the past three years amid ongoing hardship.
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William VW. Stokes
Like City
Martindale Chosen as Candidate in Clinton Race
A Spanish War veteran named Martindale won a place from a large field as the candidate to succeed WW OS Gardner in Clinton. The group discussed the unsettled question in a broad, quiet session and resolved to back Martindale for governor in the pestimester period.
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Smuin
Martindale
OS. Gardner
Clinton
Moonphys
Distortions Hover in Baltic Port After Strong Storm
Uncertain reports describe damage in a Baltic port where several vessels list at sea and authorities count missing crew. Local officials warn of delayed shipping as rescue teams search for survivors along flooded quays and damaged docks.
Dreadh Tale Report From Borgelids Era
Mumbled fragmentary notes describe a 44 page document and various entities. It hints at a meeting or event with Woapnerd and Clothe participants and a reference to Gened om torre Sreethie deay dm Ssories. The text is garbled and uncertain about specifics.
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Edo Borgelids
Business Showl Organize The permanent Orsjanivation
The organization of the Marsha ditewo ehob was perfected and starts with no chair or membership of 230, aiming to benefit the interests of the city.
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Starta
Fragmentary Local Notice About A blurred Event
The readable text mentions a district area and a person named Pepi with unclear context. It references a court or jury process and a person named Petar. Details are garbled with many misspellings and missing words.
Citadel of Marshaulltown Ministers Back County Attorney in Saloon Crusade
In Marshalltown ministers rally behind County Attorney J. H. Igerbayer in a push against saloons. At a pastors union meeting they adopt resolutions supporting the county attorney and demanding proof before reports against him are accepted. The civic league had urged a grand jury probe into alleged immunity of Bergerminger to saloonists. Only four saloons remain open from eighteen previously operating.
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Marshaulltown
J. H. Igerbayer
Dids
Fecal
Vnion
Civic League
Grand Jury
Bergerminger
Long Lost Sisters Reunited Through Local Notices
Dora Toda, adopted about thirteen years ago into the Crouties family, has learned of her blood sister Nina Tout of Waynek, OLE. Dora, now 20, was unaware of her relatives until this week when a missing link was found through the Sibley newspaper notices.
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Sibley
Dora Toda
John Crouties
Sibles
Nina Tout
Wayneki
Ole
Dera
Dorei. de Rine
Fler
Distress in Premont County Over Anonymous Threats to Dill Family
Mr and Mrs Hol Dill an esthmatic couple in Premont county face great distress from anonymous letters. The notes insult neighbors mention close friends by name and are pinned to a tree near their home. Police seek the culprit Juve heen Prudthess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hol Dill
Premont County
Dill
Sidney pastor Broyles Pursues City Athletics Rivalry
The article notes Broyles, pastor of Sidney Baptist Church, plans an athletic challenge against his wife Stev Miro to settle a question of supremacy. It mentions prior attempts and a few days of friendly south to no clear result as the pair engage in the event.
Jone Jacksen Granted Divorce in Des Moines
Gheetrreen Jones Jacksen was granted a divorce from William G. Jacksone in Des Moines on grounds—drunkenness and cruel treatment. The decree granted permission to remarry to Jacksen, with details including alimony or property actions noted in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gheetrreen Jones Jacksen
Toes Moines
William G. Jacksem
Jacksont
Jseekson
Cedar Binaplds Main Deowed
Porter Pbomilten, a well known bus iness mika of edie Chapdda, died after a Hagsertins Pness of cancer at the stomach, aged 69 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Porter Pbomilten
Edie Chapdda
Shopping day confusion slows city stores
Shoppers faced delays Saturday evening as crowds crowded downtown stores. Clerks reported long lines and slow checkouts amid a busy sale period in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Mildafehe
Sioux City School Leader Elected Superintendent
The article notes Superintendent TA Brandenburg of the Sioux City schools has been elected superintendent of the town with a salary of 2 000. It mentions appointments at Alabama City and Walbio, and references a pupil loss and a workplace accident involving a miner at Mason Cfts.
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TA. Brandenburg
Sioux City
Etty Neheeds
Ababama Cite
Olda
Walbifo
Man sues for slander in street car incident
George Athan of Pies Moines sues Ralph Collimmder for 230 damages claiming slander after an incident on a street car with his expected bride. The case outlines alleged defaming remarks during the ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Athan
Pies Moines
Ralph Collimmder
Dee
Ames Postmaster Bound Over in Controversial Case
Local postmaster bound over to district court after allegations of misconduct. Assistant postmaster Ames and Wilson 2D were implicated, with board officials seeking accountability and potential penalties for misuse of position and private gain.
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Ames
Wilson
Assistiant
Wits Board
Congress Week Briefly Touched On Tariff, Canals and Scandals
The Senate met briefly on Tuesday before adjourning in respect for Senator A J McLaurin of Mississippi. In the House, two main bills were introduced advancing Interstate Commerce reforms and a ship subsidy. Debates touched Ballinger Pinchot and land forestry probes as sessions closed with various resolutions and the adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Menay
A. J. McLaurin
Mississippi
House
Irving
Senator McLaurin
Howie Ar
Ballinger
Pinchot
Calkins
Grantford
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Uemorris
Bitter Alalama Election Sparks Civil Unrest and Divisions
Voter turnout soars across the state as women and children dominate polling places. Campaign rhetoric and church exhortations accompany long lines, while families split and homes endure strain from the heated amendment battle.
Five deaths from aqueous exposure in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Short news notes report five deaths linked to a quack cure of the dee charung sirenn in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The farming crops show increased value as corn shortages affect fodder. the record notes higher feed costs and potential impact on the local economy.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
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A. S. Crabb
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Wer
Coupic
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Midestier
Col
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Ferper
Pinchiow
Rwierckh
Liberty
Ste Bottke
Antudegae Combine
Favber Wiatherford
Ao Oanteh
Stimaddege
Wereromepr
Okla
Hurricane Wreefis Village
Hawkeye State
Deatie
Asa
Marshalltown
Sibley Pirper
Fremont County
Stearns
Jion M. Stearns
Trumboldt
Towa
Secures Town Adventor
Chay Miser
Rink Pbertuen
Ateertean Pile Company
di Mason Cfts
Lear
Burlington Pioneer Diy Pires
Jdeok
Congress
Tata
Jourty
Dethisrats
Flotee Mieriiers
Momster
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