SLAIN WOMAN AMID SERIES OF WIDESPREAD CRIMES
A Denver woman Mrs. Ammonia Bullis aged 40, was stabbed to death on a highway outskirts. Jessica Kinport, 14, found unconscious and horribly mutilated at her home. Carl Johnson alias Johnson, 25, confessed to both crimes. Officers linked him by footprints. also details of a lynching plot in Charleston involving Miss Rebs O'Neill and Edward Elliott. A wreck on the Lake Shore line near Ingham, Ohio killed engineer Frank Anderson and clerk McCullen, with many injured. Ambassador White reportedly to resign next year. rail labor unrest at Youngstown. Major figures include Dunn suspected in a murder near Fort Wayne. General Wood Nuch better after typhoid.
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Ammonia
Bullis
Denver
Jessia Kinport
Carl
Alias Johnson
Hellevad
Chris Jensen
Lambert
Jensen
Jonsen
Lillie Kinport
Armstrong
Jongen
Rebs O'llair
Eisberry O'Hare
Charleston
Sue
Sush‘gion
Butles
Miss O'llair
Bifiott
Butler
Misa O'Lair
Lake Shore
Lake Shore Road
Ingham
Ohio
Cleve
St Louis
Chhoinnatl
Cleveland
Sporti
Frank Anderson
McCullen
Charles Dunn
Iuijberman
Alloo,oturell
Dunn
Wal‘Jen
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ambassador White
United
White
Berlin
Pop
Peace delay fears in iron and steel wage talks
Reported Tuesday that in Wallsville and Wellsville a purge of 12 to 16 workers amid the iron and steel strike threatens to postpone wage conference. Amalgamated Association leaders warn no talks will resume until those discharged are reinstated, linking action to potential settlement this week. Industry fears a repeat of last year’s mills takeover. The American Sheet Steel Company and American Steel and Wire Company have not yet issued a formal request to reopen negotiations. If Wellsville is settled, conference and a possible strike end may come soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walls- Ville
Saltsbury
Old Meadows
Wellsvilla
Vccars
Amalgamated Association
Anerican Sheet Steel Company
American Steel Loa Company
Wellsville
New York Heat Kills Over a Thousand in Deadly Wave
A scorching New York spell last week caused over a thousand deaths and countless prostrations as people sweltered in five to seven story tenements. Thunderstorms later tempered the heat, but the city remained a furnace with streets nearly deserted and residents seeking relief on roofs and fire escapes.
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New York
Rosebery Seeks Return to Political Arena in England
Lord Rosebery met King in London at Marlborough House on Monday after returning from the convent. Public notices of the visit sparked comment amid the Liberal party crisis. Observers see possible efforts to bring Rosebery back into politics, though the King likely will stay out of the family quarrel.
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England
Lord Rusgberry
London
Marlborough House
Liberal Party
Lord Roseberry
Coal Transport Conspiracy Unites Major Rail Lines
The Philadelphia North American reports a planned coal transport consolidation east of the Mississippi. Pennsylvania and Vanderbilt Morgan interests would divide duties: Pennsylvania lines handle bituminous coal while Morgan roads manage anthracite. The move aims to unite bituminous interests north of Tennessee and east of the Mississippi, with Pittsburg Coal, Woods Coal, and Fairmount Coal among key players in a capital of about 34 million.
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Mississippi
Pailadelpha North Amperican
Mississippi River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vanderbilt and Morgan
Pekassivania
Vanderbilt
Morgan Roads
Fhia
Tennessee
Pittsburg Coal Company
The
Woods Coal Company
Illnola
Indiana
Fairmount Coal Company
West Virginia
Milwaukee trolley derailment and related fires shock Chicago
A Sunday Milwaukee Avenue trolley derailment in Chicago underlines chaos as a party car splits in two and passengers panic. six seriously injured. Fire at a Chicago building housing Merle & Heaney caused twelve to fall and be buried, rescued with no serious injuries. Loss pegged at 50 000 dollars. Circus deaths reported as Barnum Bailey troupe accidents claim more casualties. Maryland brewery sale set at 8 500 000 pounds under court order. A separate Watertown life risk attempt led to a fatal fall. Philip’s death noted. Consul General James G. resigned and will return.
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Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago
Merle & Heaney
Fromen
Outlaws Elude Pursuit Across Vast Western lands
An Anaconda Standard correspondent reports that the Great Northern robbers have outwitted pursuers and escaped toward the Wall of Wyoming. Five plainsmen describe the chase as nearing hopeless as fugitives move toward the Missouri, the Rockies, and the Yellowstone region, with fresh theories placing the escape route along the Missouri River frontier.
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Robtiera
Sporlala
Alisaouri
Wyoming
United States
Missouri
Ua Misaauri
Line Rockies
Yellowstone
Custer
Dawson Counties
Pierre Lorillard Dead at Fifth Avenue Hotel
Pierre Lorillard died Sunday afternoon at the Fifth Avenue Hotel New York with family at his bedside including daughters Mrs. T Suffern Tailor and Afra Wm Kent and their husbands and Pierre Lorillard jr and wife Also Pierre Lorillard NL His illness traced to June He had spent years abroad seeking rest Estimates of his estate range above 24 000 000 with earlier figures between 15 000 000 and 20 000 000 Generating from recent events Policeman Michael O Malley of Chicago was fatally stabbed while arresting a man who insulted women The assailant struck the officer during the struggle and fled Bodies were found burned in a Turner Arkansas home four miles from Turner Monroe County The double murder involved a 11 year old niece and Jin Johns with the girl stabbed to the heart and her head crushed A burning building concealed the crimes A lightning strike at Fort Erie Ontario killed jockey William Scott of Louisville Ky and farmer William Benner and injured a son Mrs Wolver mourns Judge Road Quiet Day at Home President McKinley and wife visited Canton and spent Sunday at home planting flowers at West Lawn Cemetery.
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Pierre Lorillard
Fifth Avenue
New York
Mr. Lorillard
T. Suffern
Afra
Wm. Kent
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Pierre Lorillard NL
Lorillard
France
Loriblard
Elena
Ark
Turner
Monroe County
Jin Johns
Wen
I Johns
Fort Erie
Ont
William Scott
Louisville
William Benner
Market quotations from Chicago and Indianapolis grain cattle and hogs
Market quotations show Chicago and Indianapolis prices for cattle hogs and sheep with varied figures for prime shipping amounts and ranges for wheat corn rye oats and potatoes. The report lists numerous grain and livestock prices including No 2 red No 2 white and No 2 yellow wheat and corn futures with inconsistent OCR results and multiple misprints.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Gara
Bontey
Wwe
FLA
Oita
Second biennial report on Iowa state institutions costs
The Hawkeye State presents the second biennial report of the state board of control on the cost of maintaining state institutions. For the period ending July 1, 1901, general support disbursements totaled 8,207,900 dollars, with 3,114,019 dollars spent in the prior biennium. Costs rose amid rising prices and a growing roll, with substantial investment in new buildings and higher salaries, provisions, and clothing.
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State Board of Control
Knoxville
Uno
Belo
Othe
Prisoner Returned to Iowa After Parole Violation
Gov Shaw arranged a cross continental return from the Pacific Coast for Thomas J. Jones of Lucas County who violated parole after 1899 robbery sentence. Jones fled to Nampa Idaho, kept some reports, but failed to meet conditions, losing earned gains and facing about twenty six months remaining, with future earnings restricted as penalty.
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Pacific Coast
W.S. Ricleds
Nampa
Doko
G Jones
Cimy
Mail Clerks Killed in Iowa Central Wreck Near Hampton
Two mail clerks J W Kindall from Grinnell and E W McKimmey from Corning died when Iowa Central Train No 2 wrecked four miles south of Hampton. S S Thomas from Corning escaped. messenger McVeath and conductor Dr Chapman were injured. Train at forty miles per hour derailed, mail car and baggage car rolled over. Passengers unharmed.
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Iowa Central
Hampton
J. W. Kindall
Grinnall
E.W. McKimmey
Ctlumns
Thomas
Corning
McU
Veath
Adams Es Press
Chapman
Express
Remarkable set of twins and other local items
A Fairfield Havre couple, James Millane and wife Fatetiald, welcome their seventh child set as triple twins with six of the seven children being twins, all surviving except one infant. Separately, 11-year-old Fred Skog of Mode may lose sight after a home-made cracker explosion. An Iowa Central freight accident near Oskaloosa killed a man. details include a memorandum for Elyn M. May. A Bracken murder suicide in Des Moines, Fourth of July celebrations in Dual Center with losses, and various local incidents including a train accident near Patbaqwe and drowning incidents are noted with sporadic figures and insured losses.
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Vfairield Havre
James Millane
Sis
Nave
Fred Skog
Mode
Fort Ludge
Iowa Farmers Hope for Higher Crop Prices and Better Prospects
The Iowa crop outlook notes farmers expect higher prices for hay and crops as planting nears. Towns report steady work and rising demand, with some areas facing limited hiring and others optimistic about improved yields and market conditions. The state weather and crop bureau findings support a cautiously hopeful reformation in farming prospects.
Iowa banking growth and bank failures rise in two year span
Auditor's report indicates about 69 to 90 Iowa banks organized in the two years ending June 30 1991 with only one bank failure. Deposits surged to 77 105 008 in state and savings banks, up from 1 8 1891 figures. capital stock rose to 18 780 100. The next report will detail state and savings banks further as banking activity reflects broad prosperity.
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Iowa
Haring Unt
Lawn
Daposita Jung
Chaybro
Bank Atook
Prominent merchant Harm Marm commits suicide after scandal
In Ure, Harm Marm, a noted merchant and principal in the Hecene Scarnfat episode, is found dead by his own hand amid a sensational affair involving Mrs Palmer. The case linked Marm with alleged improper relations and a contested petition, but Marm reportedly told his wife he would return after forgetting to lock the store door.
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Ure
Chris Marm
Harn
Righart Pulser
Palmer
Harmaniddes
Malmver
Olgh
Janet
Harm
Night Watchman Kills Man In North Port Yeadge
Night watchman Metzner shot and killed Ole McMillan in a dispute at Pambuldt north of Port Yeadge. McMillan, described as drunk earlier, reportedly went to summon police. Metzner fired a single shotgun blast at close range, McMillan dying instantly.
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Msemmillan
Huipohic
J. J. Metzner
Ole McMillan
Pambuldt
Crhtern
Port Yeadge
UW. Netznee
Metzner
Taxleatel
Libs
Polles
Median
Melcener
Meszner
McMillan
McMilan
Attempted death by own action in Castanea woman case
A Castanea resident, despondent after a severe illness and a recent childbirth, attempted to commit suicide by drinking acid. Neighbors and family watched her closely after a fever quarantine and family distress. She drank over an ounce of the acid while her husband fetched water, and despite medical efforts she is not expected to recover.
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Delakea
Carbelle Atte
Webb Howlings
Castana
Sulene
Firth
Leon
Lely
Iowa Girl Rescues Farm From Tramps and Bravery Honors
An Iowa girl rounds up a gang of tramps attempting to seize young pigs on a Beat Beothers farm near Delhi. She directs officers to capture them, earning honors for bravery and presence of mind. The report also mentions local graduates and military assignments in the Philippines and a blend of scattered local incidents and notices.
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Dall
Sarah Clough
Tadiking
Tate
Sonic Young Porkers
Beothers
Delhi
Owith
Anarchind
Life Insurance Liaison Reveals Policy Totals and Payouts
A detailed annual insurance report shows Merriam Prespate Ay titers oath Heparty Ailton of Riute Merriam completed the required audit, noting 1000 policies issued and substantial face values. The study lists the number of companies operating, total premiums, and the distribution of policies across all lines, highlighting major insurers and overall market size with figures in the billions.
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Merriam
Ailton
Riute
Jatin
Inanbanco
Aloe
Tasuranes
Walt Keven
Natielawa
Wits Miley
Sasvrnioy
Cernpanker
Study in criminology mocks board caused by depravity and neglect
A flawed criminology study questions the Central State board of inferiority and appointed inquiry. The report cites 300 cases with varying causes including training gaps and neglect leading to child welfare failures. It notes inmates’ outcomes and the majority showing abandoned youth amid institutional pressures.
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Itoard
Chalriaa Lone
Phy Towa
Conbeoime
Eades
Nucber Baat Binscher
Elstera de Teag
Asyluma
Hawor
Law Sustains Statute Banning Contempt in Local Case
The court upheld a statute prohibiting contempt of court powers, determining it valid under the state framework. Judge Hales sustained the latest legislative measure and rejected arguments that it infringed constitutional protections, with the defendant and counsel appealing the ruling.
Mysterious Notice From Akinns Naw Sought Clarification
A jumbled local notice appears to convey a request or order concerning bone, medicine, and dates in May. The text references various names and places with unclear meaning and likely OCR errors, suggesting a fragmented public or personal notice lacking coherent details.
Insanity Trial Records Amid Toward Legal Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR reveals a courtroom and medical testimony thread touching insanity wards, sheriff warrants, and prosecutorial actions. It mentions a central hospital case, psychiatrists, perjury accusations, and fees for medical witnesses. The piece references Attorney General involvement and multiple defendants with related civil and criminal procedures.
Taft Sworn In Upon New Executive Appointment
Taft takes oath as new executive of the United Union with Tutt in duty at Mautta. The report notes the ceremony under heavy security and mentions Governor Taft, President Medaley, and other officials.
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UU Nipeine Lestate
Qathy
Willa HL Tutt
Mautta
Depar- Lanontm
Interlor
van. Isaioner Worcester
Cantarlyainiior
Gatmection
Vata Tilindiment
Ala Chipeter
Meanthins
Ntl
Depuretanenee Bayorkhing Nat
Pee Adie
Italien
Aioli
Mearth
Aiov
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Auolix. Sentinel
Aurelia, Owa
Qari Jendon
Ito Pyhile ‘Iron and Steel Company
Youngstown
Wood Nuch
Guy
Wood Ant MiVina
McPherson
Merritt & Chipman
Matunzas
Ashord Feberg 4
Nutantsé
Teaquukee
Wis
Jol Fraser
Chigage
Djuriog
Sun
Roseberry
King
Wm. Smith
Felton
Waldson
Wm. Waldson
John Smith
Barnum & Bailey
Heathen
Maryland
Naryland Brews Company
Baltiteore
Gyuitileb-Strauyr , Bauerschmidt Company
South
Watertown
James
Michael O' Malley
McKinsey
Canton
Meloley
West Lawn Cemetery
McKinley
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Oskaloosa
M. May
Elyn M. May
Eduyville
F. A. Bracken
Atlantic
Otis E. Yowell
Des Moines
Daline Center
Min Street
Dual Os Center
Lodvars
Miwact
Eberbard
Patbaqwe von Thuyatsy
Wasculda
Ty River
Anton Bitterswan
TC Reiehson
Fort Dodge
Mingheapolis
Laur Traitrand
Wes
Che
Momenia
Whiel
Atate
Molnes
Ald Purla
Iowa Banking
Lowe
Feght
Iowa Stata
Cede Bally
Piippine Islands
Heya
Youraumdany
Manila
United States Transport
Thoma
Misa Faaura Conger
Tie Ipithister
Enegapget
Bachan
Third Cavalry
Mardhalitawe
den Malnen Hall
Union
Mayer Hughea
Chieke
Doge Ghoe
Henry
Williamy
LIFE
VSD
UMM Cltis
Ansoyhidana Iit
Criminology
Bathgrave
Peartie
Connightatlethohians
Hales
Forla
Dawson
Parton
Capitiliote Ams
Dawson Shaw Corporation
Tadze
Chie Ubitene
Perya Acy
Erlae
Nate Depoof
Eli
Helleveede
Sind
Mary
Cully
Ingianapolis
Vorada
Ajsewol
Aluve Menon
Miegeiglans
Othara
Indianapolly
Ty i
Duilijeer
Sousa
Abe
Wfwr
Iemerel
Oestiaman
Weta Parkas
Waley
Herd Mba
Wittess
Adalat
Ube
Athens
Taft
Afevnis
Deel Menapetts Vt
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