Plot to assassinate King Edward Said to be in danger
A London desk reports a sensational, unconfirmed tale of a plot to assassinate King Edward VI. Scotland Yard detectives allegedly uncovered the plan but no arrests followed. King Edward’s illness at Aldershot sparked speculation, with officials aiding reticence and rapid recovery cited.
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London
Lomlon
Kalwand
Wing Rawani
Aldershot
Scotland Yard
Edward
Wimlsor
Francis Laking
Aldershoti
Uadnant
Windsor
Wndsor Park
Great Scandal in Minneapolis Bribery Cases
Minneapolis police bribery cases unfold with sensational twists. Detective Norbeck is accused of bribery. his attorney contesting knowledge of his client. Mayor Allert Ames indicted for offering a bribe amid a wide fraud jury probe.
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Minnneapolis
Minneapolis
Christopher Norhevk
W. W. Erwin
Beluce
Gardner
Harvey
Norbeck
Sbi
Allert A. Ames
Ames
Aljaneapolis
G. A. R. Man
Fire destroys St. Louis Riding Academy and stable
A blaze at Locust Street and Chanting Avenue in St. Louis gutted the riding academy and boarding stable. Fire spread to the Friedman Bros shoe factory nearby, trapping workers and forcing a panic as people escaped via a damaged elevator and fire escape. Several were slightly injured. the blaze caused extensive property loss valued at about 50,900 dollars.
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St. Louis
Locust Street
Chanting Avenue
Jin
Friedman Bros.’ Shoe Company
Hoon
Grable
Sheep Camp Raid and Drowning Tragedies Reported
Advices from Carper Wisconsin state a gang of unknown men attacked a Wyoming sheep camp fifty miles west of here Sunday night killing Pred Kasnaban and fatally wounding Dan Perris both camp employees. Three boys drowned while attempting to wade the Licking River at Zanceville Ohio Willie Saut aged 10 Carl Gunison and Job Rosch all aged 10 years. Weather across central Europe brings cold rain with heavy storms causing damage in France Germany Austria and Belgium.
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Wio
Pred Kasnaban
Dan Perris
Ferrig
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Tom Murphy
Murphy
Zanceville
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Europe
London
France
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Unclear Fire and Revolution Report From Ohio Straits
A fragmentary Ohio fire story notes a $100000 blaze at Strasburg consumed by Tuesday, with $8700 losses and a possible robbery link. The text shifts to Venezuela's unrest, citing diplomatic chatter about President Quitra and a separate report from Columbus on a fatal shooting in Awendlery United Briton infantry, alleging murder and self-inflicted death.
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Ohio
Garver Bros
Strasburg
OM. Tl
Italian counterfeit ring busted in multiple cities
Sunday police captured eight Italians including Dominick De Marco Frak De Marco Tony De Marco Martin De Marco Cato Rocesse Louis Zimmi and two women Martil suspected of a nationwide counterfeiting ring. Homes of those arrested raided vast quantities of counterfeit notes and tools found. The group, mostly living in New York and Baltimore, faces hearings before Commissioner Rogers.
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Xvetet Wien
Inez
Dominick de Marco
Frak de Marco
Tony de Marco
Martin de Mares
Song
Cato Rocesse
Louis Zimmi
Martil
da Marens
Aol
Rogers
Tragic Double Shooting Stuns Donaville Area
In Donaville Pennsylvania a man, Victor of Newcastle, shot and killed himself with his own revolver during a struggle with Mrs. Sailor who had ordered him from the house after a quarrel with her sweetheart. The incident followed another shooting at Mrs. Sailor’s home when she denied him entry. The gun discharged during the scuffle, killing the man instantly and wounding no others.
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Ia Chen
Chattevilly
Dre
Rachel Sater
Suhday
Italy
Pere Vicor
Newcastle
Alos
Ricer
Sailor
Mary A
Ernest
River
Sadler
Tornado kills six in Michigan and injures several
A central Michigan storm Friday night turned into a tornado, killing six people and injuring others. Victims include Mrs Tapping and Ernest Gardner of Stockbridge, Edward Merritt in Bay County, and James Loads, a Sitka blacksmith, as farm barns and a store frame were wrecked.
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Mich
Michigan
Tapping
Lvinge
Mlaales Clarion
Nesta Fy
Ernest Gardner
Stockbridge
Edward Merritt
Bay County
G. HL
Negro at Peru says White Man and near lynching
Reports from Peru Indiana detail a violent incident at the Peru Steel Casing works where John Haynes a Negro from Wabash shot and mortally wounded Clarance Gillespie a white employee. A crowd of steel workers prevented Haynes capture and threatened lynching before police intervened.
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John Haynes
Negro
Wabash
Clarance Gillespig
Haynes
Gillespie
Bleyelus
Theateel
Fragmented Descriptive OCR of Tragic Drowning Scene
Fragmented text reports multiple drownings during a Sunday, including several named individuals and a few ages. It mentions a steamer pipe rupture on a U S train, a valve blowout, and a general scene of concern as fatalities are noted with names like David Olep and Nature Martin, plus poor weather and misdated details.
Bosses Quit Work in Coal Strike Despite Rain
The sixth week of the coal strike began Monday with over 160,000 idle workers and rain keeping them indoors. Reports of wagon damage and unrest reached various regions but no serious injuries occurred. Leaders warned of reduced output in central Pennsylvania, while nationwide actions remained limited with no broad shootings reported near the Durwen colliery.
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Witlam Aa
Tehigh Valley Coal Company
Durwen
Peparty
Crisis in Venezuela Revolt at La Guayra Repulsed
Advices dated June 9 report Yenwanaku revolutionists attacked La Guayra on June 1. Government forts and the Miranda warship replied, repulsing about 44 attackers after destroying a bridge and severing lines. Civilian casualties were limited to peaceful women killed. commerce halted and streets panicked.
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Witlamstad
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da Guayra
Bort Carneas
Maingtta
la Guay
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la Guayra
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Boueron
Venezuela
Cloudburst Disaster In Vermont Cripples Rail Line
A cloudburst near Middlesex Vermont washed out a Central Vermont line causing a locomotive to plunge into a ditch. Five railroad workers including the conductor engineer fireman and two brakemen were killed as the train of twelve cars toppled and debris buried the crew. Winooski River floods swelled destroying bridges and causing extensive property damage in Barre and surrounding towns.
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Central Vermont Railroad
Middlesex
Winooski
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Two Women Found Hanging in Muskogee Home
A Muskogee dispatch reports Ana Dyer and her 18 year old daughter found hanging from the eaves of their home in the Creek Nation. Authorities believe Mrs. Dyer was killed by a trusted nun and the daughter slain to cover the crime. Details are delayed due to railroad isolation and lack of wire service.
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Fane
Muskogee
1.T
Ana Dyer
Reek
Feud Ends in The Deaths in New Orleans City
A New Orleans dispatch reports a feud among Italian residents on Poydras Street ends with three Italians killed and two wounded, one fatally. Antonio Luciana, brother of one victim, was briefly jailed as a witness. A separate Berlin note says German cruisers Gazelle and Falke were sent to La Guayra, Venezuela, amid a revolution near Caracas and bombardment fears.
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Poydras Street
Antonio Luciana
Xnuthér
Priday Travisna
Berri
Berlin
Gazelle
Falke
la Guayra
Venezuela
Gernan
Carnens
Terr von Pilgrim
Terrible Crimea Murder and Other Local Incidents
Disjointed OCR text reports a Jackson woman killing her child by shooting and attempting to conceal the crime by structural damage. It also references India disaster, an airport town in Slade province, and a murder following a quarrel in Atebfaon. Additional notes mention a bank keeper involved in copper mining, a windut incident at 915 Monday, and a vague kingly comment on recent events.
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Janting Wostrup
Mare In
Jowsa Maun
Mahi
Soo
Atelison
James O'Meara
Will Thayer
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En Joon
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U'Medell
Santa Ee Molt Aul Copper Mining Companys
Vex Molnes
Flood Strikes Marshalltown Area with Severe Destruction
A cyclone of floodwaters hit Marshalltown and nearby areas as the Cedar River and Dry Run swelled beyond banks. One family rescued. bridges, culverts, and roads destroyed. farms flooded up to fifteen feet in places. Weather worsened after heavy rainfall south of Waterloo, with extensive property loss and stock drowned.
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Waterloo
Ayer Bose
Webster
Saganday
Suffering heavy loss on Burlington line during rain
Cedar Rapids dispatch reports a heavy rain damaged the bridge between Wells and Cleves on the Iowa Falls division of the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway. The steel and stone lane bridge was moved to a passable position and twenty five miles of track were damaged. Repairs followed washouts on the line last week. The Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern utilized the Albany Central tracks from Cedar Mal to low balls. A washout affected the Great Western line between Waterton and Rothbeck disrupting trains on the Huntington Cedar Rapids and Northern.
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Iowa Balls
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Des Moines Watch Paper Company to Pay for Cow Death
A Des Moines court case reports the Wall Paper Company must pay $80.30 for the death of a cow. The damaged animal was described as exceedingly cowed and the case involved various parties and disputed actions. The defendants faced claims of liability with a verdict in favor of the plaintiff at the highest court level.
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Des Moines Ispiavh
Pronty
Curt Amd
Seer
Wall Paper Company
Huston
Staner Company
Dayton Dany
Denn
Reform School for Girls in Mitchellville Doing Grand Work
A Des Moines dispatch reports the Mie dewa industrial school at Mitchellville, the reform school for girls, is doing a grand work for reformation of younger inmates. The state board of control visited the institution and officials were pleased with its condition and progress.
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Mie Dewa Industrial School
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State Board of Contrel
Che Japmillers
Colfax Court Hears Stomach Analysis in Murder Case
Unclear but still focused report details Matt Reet linked to the death of his second wife and the stomach analysis of Mas. bers 1 sent to Des Moines for examination by state chemist Sheriet A. Miey. Prosecution cravings show new directions as trials proceed amid other local incidents and weather impacts on crops.
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Murder in Des Moines leads to arrest after night clash
A Des Moines man, Morris, is charged with murder after a midnight assault. Victim Robert Maeda died from wounds in the injury, while authorities say rival Raul Wellington was involved. Arrests followed as the investigation proceeds.
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Albert Hatttoy
Notlew
Tha Ely
Morris
Raul Wellington
Toffley
Wellington
Vacheli
Valles Junction
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Waitelor
Wellin
One Man Killed by Severe Storm and Train Yard Damage
A severe midwestern storm struck Sunday night around 8 o clock, killing a railroad laborer and causing widespread damage. High winds toppled chimneys, blew over telegraph lines, and damaged a station area and elevator. The storm swept from the southwest with reports of wrecked houses and flooded streets, leaving behind extensive destruction and injured workers.
Tornado Strikes Circus Killing One, Injuring Dozens
A tornado struck a traveling circus causing tents to collapse and injuries among spectators including women and children. Emergency crews reported numerous injuries with one confirmed death and many others hurt as wind and debris scattered across the site.
Park Work Becomes Focus of Juvenile Case
A judge reviews youths accused of entering a drug store to steal and signals how daily park activity relates to detention. The sheriff reports the boys frequented the park, raising questions about supervision and restitution while considering alternatives to jail.
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Say
Obserbsger Wilkitieen
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Baridiy
Seutoticil Ba
Ty Wily Park
Weather Devastation Hits Town as Storm Wrecks School and Shelter
A severe storm devastates the area, burying debris and forcing students, staff, and residents to seek shelter. Amid collapsed structures, some were injured or killed, and emergency crews work to locate survivors and recover bodies. Reports describe a chaotic scene with widespread damage to Cooper and nearby areas, power interruptions, and disrupted communications as Washington restoration crews assist.
Fragmented OCR tale hints at state commission and school plans
The article outlines a Iowa legislative session with a commission named by Gov. at the center of discussions about building projects in Des Moines and surrounding towns. It notes funding, encampment arrangements, and bids for capital improvements, including school wage plans, fair displays, and building statutes. It mentions names of state officials and committees and hints at plans for encampments at Atlantic Grieswood Fund a Cedar Falls.
Plea for Reciprocity with Cuba Aims at Senate Action
Mugeevelt Uryan Pinnuze urges a reciprocity policy with Cuba before adjournment, presenting the administration’s arguments and counterpoints. The message outlines benefits for agriculture, industry, and national policy, stressing continuity of foreign policy and support for a rising Cuban republic despite objections to concessions and tariff reductions.
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aMeeta Speciah
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