Haywood Murder Trial Jury Seated in Caldwell Idaho
The six men chosen and sworn to hear the case of William D Haywood face juror challenges in Caldwell Idaho. Alfred Boff was accepted after protests though he admitted bias and uncertainty about fairness. four challenges failed. O V Sebern proved the final juror needed to complete the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Hay Wood
Dorso
Idaho
Frank Steunenberg
Haywood
Boff
O. V. Sebern
Knox Campaign Emerges After Pennsylvania Candidacy Backing
The Pennsylvania Republican convention endorsed Senator Philander Knox for president and a campaign will begin. Although Knox may struggle to secure more than Pennsylvania’s 68 votes, wealthy backers and strategic letters from the northwestern states bolster his candidacy. Some supporters suggest his ties to Roosevelt’s policies could attract broader loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philander Knox
Pennsylvania
Knox
Cone
American Union
Roosevelt
Whch
Get Rich Quick Ad Prompts Post Office Probe
The ad Headlined Send $10 to Invest If You Dare prompted many to send money. Postmaster General Meyer barred the Post True Principal company of St Louis after inspectors found promises of big gains were false and stocks were inflated and speculative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Og San Francisco
Post Office Department
Meyer
Post True Principal
Fast St. Louis
Post Office
Post True
Thorne
Tme
New Enemy to Rous Causes Track Halt Near Campbell
Reports say army worms are numerous between Campbell Missouri and Nemo Arkansas delaying traffic on the St Louis Ken nth Southeastern railroad. Cars crush the worms and worsen track conditions. Local stock market notices and scattered disaster items appear amid a mishmash of reports from Gomez Palacio to Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rous
Campbell, Mo
Nemo
Ark
the &T. Louth, Kenneth and
Southeastern
May Succeed ConDy J Q Thorp As Steel President
G G Thorp of Chicago, head of United States Steel’s Gary mill, is pushed as a potential successor to W Bills Corey. Backed by W P Snyder, Thorp rose from Clairton to lead, taught by Snyder, and later moved to Illinois Steel in Chicago as the steel giant considers him for the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.Q. Thorp
Chicago
Mila
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Ind
W. Bills Corey- Thorp
W. P. Snyder
Steel Corporation
Snyder
Thorn
Joses
Thorp
Clairton
Young Thorp
Crucible Steel Company
Illinois Steel Company
Voliva Wires Circus Tent in Zion City Power Struggle
In Zion City a Sunday meeting led by Wilbur Glenn Voliva drew about two thousand supporters who vowed allegiance to Voliva, ousted leader Dowie’s successor. Voliva, who lost the tabernacle lease, preached from a circus tent outside Zion City as Deacon Lewis announced a September church council to reorganize the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teemain Toyal
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Dowle
Zion City
John C. Hately
Voliva
Tabernacle
John A. Lewis
Vollva
Tabernacle Meeting
Christian Catholi Church
Deacon Lewis
Lightning Strikes Balloon During Rome Review
A military balloon burst into flames after a lightning strike during maneuvers at Rome. Captain Uliivelli, aboard the balloon car, died from injuries after being found unconscious and transported to a hospital. Crowds rushed to the crash site as the event unfolded before King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Uliivelli
Cilwell
Jap Agitators Plan Meeting Over American Question
Japanese progressives in Tokyo prepare a special meeting to discuss the American question and draft demands to the U S authorities through the Tokyo government. If needed a mass meeting may be called to address alleged persecutions of Japanese in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Progressive Party
Tokio
America
Tt Ie
San Francisco
Hallway Repair Shops Destroyed in Argen tine Fire
Sunday fire swept the repair shops of the Atchivon Topeka and Santa Pe Jtalway company in Argente Kan destroying the blacksmith shop and store room with valuable material. The round house remained intact and damages reached sixty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchivon,Topeka and
Santa Pe Jtalway Company
Argentine
Kan
Fire Claims Two Children of Samont Coplevich
In the absence of the parents who were at a wedding, two children of Samont Coplevich of St. Paul Minnesota suffocated in a fire at their home 438 Chestnut Street. One other child was fatally injured in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samont Coplevich
St. Paul, Minn
Chestnut Street
Fragmented OCR Note on Political Debate and Terrorism Condemnation
The readable text references a political session adjournment and a discussion condemning terrorism. It mentions Landon Shudiy and a focus on the dying and the factor of terrorism within the debate, though much of the source is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon Shudiy
Che
Roosevelt Addresses Agricultural College Graduates
President Roosevelt spoke to about 45 000 on the Knoll at the campus head and urged respect for manual labor. He joked with graduates and told the girls in the class they could become fine farmers wives while presenting diplomas to the graduates and conferring honorary degrees on Pinchot Wilson and Angell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom
State Capitol
Roosevelt
Washington
Lake Shore Road
Agricultural College
Gifford Pinchot
Wilson
Angell
FOUND DAUGHTER AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS OF SEARCH
A Kansas City man Mrs R C Seeley spent fourteen years seeking his daughter now 21 found in Denver via a newspaper plea. The girl eloped with another man fourteen years ago and was located after a newspaper appeal. Seeley and his daughter plan to return to Kansas City.
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Kansas City
R. C. Seeley
Daugher
Seeley
Pueblo
Cole
Birt
Denver
Colo
France
Gotch Besth Rooney and Related Highlights
Frank Gutch defeated John Rooney in a Kansas City wrestling match with falls in 18 and 16 minutes. Mrs Frank Croxton, 43, of Roanoke Ind., gave birth to four children, two of whom died. Chicago seeks to host both national conventions next year. Paris police capture a counterfeiting gang distributing 20 000 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotch Besth Rooney
Frank Gutch
John Rooney
Chicago
Kansas City
Frank Croxton
Roanoke
Ind
S Ince
No. Mons
Chienga
Paris
Ann
Conere
Wliver
Purr
Dedication of Odd Fellows Orphans' Home in Mason City
The Odd Fellows Orphans' Home in Mason City was dedicated with ceremonies attended by at least 20 people from across the state. The new building costs about 79,000 dollars and features vitrified brick, iron window casings, modern heating lighting and a kitchen capable of turning out sixty loaves at once. The structure replaces the old building burned Sept 8 105 and includes extensive furnishings funded in part by the Lebekaly Jodie group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uathldibiay Sta
Dew Odd Fellows’ Orphans
Mason City
Sharts of Kurington
Henderson
Cedar Rapids
Chicago Girl Searches for Mother Across Quake War Years
Misa Elizabeth Daugherty, once of Chiengs and adopted by Mrs William Daugherty of tacely, seeks her mother who she has not seen since childhood. Her father John Daugherty died in Fort Wayne, and Elizabeth lived in Cleveland Paris and served in the Spanish American War era. A friend in Port Wayne reports her mother remarried near Wes Maines, prompting the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Escupes Dullet
Misa Elizabeth Daugherty
Chiengs
William Daugherty
Tacely
Dex Moines
Mixa Daugherty
John Daugherty
Fort Wayne
Ind
Elizabeth
Misa Daugherty
Cleveland
Paris
Tragic Pisgah Family Perishes in Gasoline Fire
Mrs Tee Chapman and her three children died in a blaze at their Pisgah area home after oil spilled on the kitchen fire. Mrs Chapman and the infant were in the home when a gasoline flash ignited, fatally burning the family as Mr Chapman suffered serious injuries while attempting rescue. The mother and three children were buried in two graves.
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Mra Tee Chapman
Pisin
Vourn
Giavline
Mire
Tor Chapman
Pisgah
Mr. Chapman
Riot at Lutheran church faction meeting ends with vacancy
In Dubuque a clash between German Lutherans over ousting Pastor Taz led to police dispersal efforts and a riot. The congregation rejected Rev. Casseman’s bid to divide the church and property as Rev. Luz adjourned amid unrest. A new chair was chosen and a motion declaring the pulpit vacant was carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luz
Woman nearly dies after poison mix up in Ottumwa
Ottumwa woman mistook carbolic acid for mouthwash and drank it in her room. She collapsed and lay unconscious for hours until a doctor was summoned by her husband. After strenuous effort she regained consciousness and was not then considered in immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Jane van Cent
Dubinque Child Paralyzed After Fire Injury
In Dubigie a child named Hilda McGinals daughter of Arthur McGinals foreman at C. M. S. P. shops was playing near burning rubbish when her clothing caught fire. The mother rescued her and the flames were put out but the girl’s spine was injured causing paralysis of the lower limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda McGinals
Arthur McGinals
Dubigie
Keokuk double wedding and local disasters in Iowa
A chaotic Keokuk wedding ends in back-to-back divorces and remarriage amid a tangle of court orders. Nearby a cyclone topples a corn crib near Muscatine. Other items include a $15,000 eye injury suit against Sted Jacket Co. and a Des Moines hospital purchase defeat by miners.
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Muscatine
Ao Bacn
Can Grimm
Matthew Melvin
Davenport
Sted Jacket Manufacturing Company
Associated Charities
Mason Chry
Arthur Bergman
Fort Dodge
Tarther Cology
St. Louis
Ed. Lewis
Des Moines
Louis Upwood
Chicago and Great Western Road
D. 1
Roser
Moser
New Moines Union Railway
Charles Ott
Cambria
Tle
United Ming Workers of District No. 2
Johm Hf. Swift
Wintersot
Wy J. Cornell
Swift
Wihgeal
Cornelle
Creston
Hirde
Hobuane Aonate
Stampes
Ain Date
Mia
James Hlaitlion
Webster City
Joxine
Diay Fig
Eamilton Hax
Chicago Trade Review Reports Strong May Bank Clearings And Demand
The May bank clearings in Chicago rose 14.2 percent versus the prior week, with general activity at a high level. The article notes expansion in money supply, lower discount rates, and steadier breadstuffs markets, as higher temperatures stimulate demand for groceries, shoes, furnishings, and other essentials.
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Furulahhe
Chintga
ego--Kun
May shortages and cooling demand hit retail trade
New York weather chills commerce as frost grips the north and May closes with tight stock levels. Shoe and iron markets are uneven, with cautious activity and scarce early delivery supplies, while steel bookings surge for May and beyond. weekly business failures rise in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iran
INOS
Ster
Structural Steel
United
Nuniher
Bradstreet’s. Commercial
Chicago and Cincinnati Markets Slice and Dice Cattle Hogs and Wheat
Chicago markets show cattle at four to five dollars, hogs mainly prime heavy around one dollar, wheat various No 2 grades. Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee New York and Buffalo show mixed futures with cattle and hogs varying by city. Obscure notices follow including legal and public notices about court actions and personnel changes.
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Chicago
Ste
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
West Nork
New York
Toledo
Favorite Prescription for women’s weakness advertised
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a patent restorative for nursing mothers and overburdened women. It claims to rebuild strength, relieve backaches, irregular periods, and vague dizziness, promising long lasting relief and invites readers to request a free book for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plorcu
Pierce
Percethus
Jaffalo
Seeds Survive Decades After Polar Exposure
Historic seed science notes extraordinary germination after long arctic exposure. Fort Conger seeds carried by the Peary party in 1900 reportedly sprouted after sixteen years in cold, with radish and lettuce showing later vitality following a further six years planted in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitire
Fort Conger
Greely
United States
Unclear text fragment on Mary and financial demand
Fragmentary note requests time sald to the firm for a large sum and mentions moving to the city to enjoy the balance of life comfort. It lacks coherent names, dates, or verifiable facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Theoty
Vhjuy
Five Years Later
Fragmentary text references bonds and payments, mentioning Mary, Lahn Hrewan, and a town in the county seat. The passage is unclear but hints at a legal or financial proceeding involving bonds and attendance at a rite.
Surety Bond Notice From The Tile Clartnty & Surety Company
The Tile Clartnty and Surety Company of Scranton Pennsylvania issues surety bonds. Cap tulated Suridus myer STO 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tile Clartnty & Surety Company
Home Qua
Scranton
Suridus Myer
Senator Godett's stark warning on national work crisis
A fragmented report quotes Senator Godett arguing the country faces a dire choice between employment and ruin. He emphasizes the looming moral pressure on young people to work or face an uncertain fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steparter
Godett Raign
Omn
Cure for Skin Ailments Reported by Albion Resident
Mrs. Jerry Forrer of Albion Nebraska describes persistent sores on neck and head lasting six months. She reports prior use of doctors remedies failed until applying Cuticura products which brought a complete recovery within three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnry Torrer
Albion
Fragmented Memoir Passages From Unclear Source
The text appears as broken youth reminiscences with garbled names and phrases. It references Bobby, a mother, new friends, and various unclear terms, but lacks coherent events or verifiable details to establish a clear narrative or context.
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Aurelia Sentinel
Aureiba, Iowa
Wille
Sioux City
Mondas
Gomez Palacio
Mexico
Dege
Alfred Lee Tyler
Anniston
Ain
Thi South
God
Panama
Joh
Mitch Miprovtazs
John Mitchell
Dmginavtaty
United Mine Workers of America
Bundy
Condy
Karl Wirnd
London
Reneral Urdher
Tans
Oklibaon
Taft
Tntertar
Garfield
Naval Reserve
Merchant Marine
Maraelles
New Jersey
Ruth
Marlon Schiffer
Tilly Monthon
Mary Dictor
Walter Schiffer
United Cigar Manufacturers’ Company
Western League Baseball
Bion City
Bronx City
Orpilan
Aistaice
Aurror
Giel
Maggie Hermes
Sonny
Piayenport
Dunuque
Fpuom Thain
Kurtinelli
Port
Epworth
Trian
Edward Horry
Marslachtown
Pud Parker
Ste S
Lavetora Ginl
Cazelle Wellla
Mississippi River
Devree Cnusen
Keokuk
Orla
Whey
Trobert ©. Stewart
Grimey
Mrs. Pryor
Quincy
Stewart
I'ryor
Laat
At Ornigans
Cilon Evangelions
Siventa
Charles T. Woodrof
Maine Supreme Court
William Quinn
Pollen
Greumville
Mini
Sam Moor
Gwomen
Toanoke
Mike Markovitch
John Toutahnt
Youngstown
National Medien
Soelotion
Copia
Harry Hewen
Lenshoremoen
Longhhoreinen
Montreat
Charles Colleg
Scotland
Hawk Wrecker
Curhont
Miany Molla A
Nod
Cirland
Secretagy
Hobby
Allen
Mra
Winwow
Koutiiing Byrup
Chitiroy
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