Dubuque Street Railway Strike Ends After Arbitration
A Dubuque street railway strike ends with arbitration by the local club's affairs committee. Galion Electric Company and the workers accept terms. three strikers withdraw. Discharged employees Deveraux Noonan Hennessey receive clearance cards and a letter of commendation. Adj. Gen. Byers mobilizes militia.
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Dubuque
Cauckar
Galion Electric Company
Lrick
State Federation of Labor
Brigham
Deveraux
Adjt
Byers
Ewen Leaves Lexington Amid Plot Against Him
Capt B J Ewen, lead witness in the murder trial of Jete and White in Jackson Kentucky, leaves Lexington on friends advice amid rumors of a plot to harm him. Trietuls warned by a man from Jackson of danger and possible interference with the Mareum cases, raising concern for his safety and that of associates.
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Agane
B. J. Ewen
Jete and
White
J. 2
Marcum
Jackson
Jeff Lexington
Ewen
Lexington
Tear Down 400 Buildings In New York Project
The Pennsylvania Railroad axemen began demolishing about 7.5 million dollars of property in New York. Nearly four blocks have been cleared, with 400 buildings to be torn down including three churches a hospital and six boys homes. The area bounded by Seventh and Ninth Avenues and Thirtieth to Thirty-third Streets hosts a planned tunnel station and uptown port office.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Aximen
Uptown
Maccabees Court Orders Bank to Return Embezzled Funds
The Port Huron Savings Bank was ordered to repay $50,000 plus interest to the Maccabees order after court findings that Chas Y Thompson, former cashier and finance keeper, embezzled funds. Thompson admitted taking $50,000 to cover shortages while employed at the bank. The ruling relocates the case to the bank’s responsibility and outlines related civil actions.
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Knights of
U4 Maccabees
Port Hiuron
Mich
Port
Mob Executes White by Burning Near Mason and Dixon Line
Delaware mob, led by a few instigators and fueled by rumor, gathered Monday near Price's Corners to seize George I White from a Wilmington workhouse. White, accused of stabbing 11 year old Helen Bishop, was dragged to a stake, chained, bound with oil, and burned as a crowd of about 4000 watched. The mob, some curious, others enraged, overwhelmed guards after a clash with rifles and a door wrecking assault. The crowd then dispersed, leaving a violent, extrajudicial act in the region near Mason and Dixon line.
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Delaware
Wilnington
Del
Mason and Dixon
George I White
Helen
Bishop
BA. Bishop
Crie
Renrieve
Price’s Corners
Wilmington
Prews Corners
Pegrop
Peru
White
Order Out of Chaos at Heppner Oregon
Two thousand men and hundreds of horses toiled at Heppner on Thursday to restore order after chaos. The relief fund nears $11,000 as the council warns visitors to limit idle curiosity and hasten on. Prompt sanitary work likely saved the town from an epidemic while search parties comb valley for missing and the crews of bodies. Thirty baggage pieces were searched for owners with one trunk bearing an envelope addressed to Stella B. on award Chariton Ta.
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Debria
Heppner
Ore
Thy Ciy Council
Haxtal
Stella B. Award
Chariton
Gold Brick Men Get Away From Indiana Fraud
Wholesale swindlers caused a school fund boost of seven thousand dollars after a reconciliation arrest in Vinevines. Governor Durbin notified Kentucky officials that requisitions were withdrawn, but missed timing risked forfeiture of a second two thousand dollar bond. A separate case reports a Laurel Delaware tragedy where a young woman was shot by her lover, who then killed himself. The article notes famine in China’s Kwong Si and cannibal rumors, plus an acquittal in Wyoming for Agatha Barton.
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Indiana
Vinevines
Durbin
Guy. Beckham
Kentucky
Orlando H. Cobb
Knox Eirenit Court
Laurel
Del
Kathe Ackins
Bulinbury
Aml
Heath
le May
Double Guise Tragedy Ends In Lovers Suicide
Ernest Selile and Miss Tonnie Brennan of Greenwood Virginia, driven by jealousy and an interfering rival, walked into a secluded forest site. Brennan shot Selile thrice then killed himself, Brennan wounded but alive, her doctors holding faint hope for recovery.
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Lovtra Dadde
Ernest Selile
Tonnie Brennan
Greenwood
Pitt
Sefonnie
Ain
Thos Cavanagh
Cousin of George Gould Klashn Shoots Self in St Louis
Santon Northrop of St. Louis a former secretary and manager at the American Refrigerator Trust Company shot himself at about 9 30 in the home of Claude Kennerty where he was staying. He was about 60, leaves a widow and one child, and had resigned from his job about six weeks earlier. No motive is known.
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George Gould Klashn Sol
Santon Northrop
St. Louis
Medean Iefrigerator Trin Vsit Company
Suimlay
Claude Kennerty
Northrop
George Gould
Stud Stow High
Ameriean Refrigerator Trust Company
Confesses 4 Murder Washington Woman Buried
Amanda Le Lartigne confesses at Pomeroy Washington that she killed her husband on September 23, 1902 with an axe and buried the remains in the farm yard near Pomeroy. She claims De Lartigue attacked her and she defended herself with an axe, then buried the body. The deceased, Mrs Earthne, was twenty years older than her husband.
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Washington
We Earthne
Funeral halted as coroner probes New Jersey woman death
The coroner will investigate the death of Mrs. Cara Snyder, a New Jersey resident living with a prominent politician as a housekeeper and governess. Interment was delayed after telephone messages from a New York coroner's lawyer to Passxle No J prevented the funeral. Death, originally thought to be due to appendicitis, occurred last Friday in New York City.
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New Jersey
Cormer Scholer
New York
Passxle
Cara Snyder
New York City
Ter Ehild
Portland man found guilty of murder in wife’s father case
M V Leasin of Portland Oregon was found guilty of second degree murder for shooting and killing his former father in law who had visited the home of Leasin’s divorced wife last May. Sentencing was deferred. An ensuing two day chase ended with Leasin and the woman found asleep in a horn on the Columbia River, where they had hidden.
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M. V. Leasin
Portland
Ore
Teeasia
Callumbia
Desperate suitor shoots singer in crowded hall balcony
Edward Teets of New York, 21, shot a concert hall singer after repeated marriage rejections by Hove Foster. Teets fired twice at the woman, then attempted suicide but failed to draw a second trigger and was disarmed. The girl was mortally wounded in the balcony during the incident in Coury Fulund.
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Tover
Hove Foster
Edward Teets
New York
Nomins Te Hall
Coury Fulund
Teets
Gjon Sails North Pole Amid Arctic Plans and Losses
Reports from Christiania detail the whaling ship Gjon under Captain Ammundsen bound for a four year Arctic stay. A Boise fire in Idaho caused $130,000 in damage to local properties and several firms are named as losses. Shanghai news describes a large temple fire after incense mishap, and frictions rise in Francn with cabinet reshuffles and ministerial resignations.
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Berk North Pole
Ammundsen
Christiania
Norway
Arctic
A Tale of Reform and a Southland Governess
The narrative continues Herbert Langley’s decline into drink and fury as family efforts fail to restrain him. Anna, warning of danger, learns he dies after a fatal confrontation with supernatural fears while the cousin Will Wild returns from abroad.
Brooklyn Public School Pupil Answers With Prompt Idea
A Brooklyn public school pupil responds to a teacher’s prompt about vocabulary, saying a word that stumps classmates. The moment ends with a confident declaration and a student’s clever explanation, showing classroom interaction and seized quiet.
Toole Mine at Ta Word A Whty Drumaer
A distorted fragment describes a beggar and a drum player in a street scene. A merchant is asked to give a dollar to a poor woman as part of a joke or test. The text references college men and a confused exchange about alms.
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Maerchant
Cleveland Breaks Silence on Presidential Nomination
Fragmented OCR notes capture Saye Mo speaking of a political stance and remote participation in a fourth party plan. The text references New York World, Mrluveton, and Washington with scattered phrases about age, protest, and personal intent.
Fragmented Political Note On Local Turmoil In Trenton
A garbled account discusses political activity and public sentiment in Trenton with mentions of attempts to influence votes and the risk of repercussions. It suggests repeated efforts by a party to sway private support and hints at rewards or consequences tied to such actions.
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Trenton
JURY FAILS TO REACH VERDICT IN Cynthiana CASE
Reported from Harrison County after a Taek trial the jury could not agree on a verdict of guilty or not guilty. One juror favored conviction while another pressed for acquittal. punishment was not decided before the jurors were discharged around 10 PM after the second day of trial. Governor Heckfin was queried for comment but offered no statement at that time.
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Hint
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Cyto
Owe Lo Boe Dediny
Lita
Wallin
Taek
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Jade Edie
Vondderal
Gov
Heckfiint
Jackson
Jurors Acquit Teacher Accused of Battery in School Case
An Indianapolis court acquits a principal charged with misdemeanor battery after a jur y deliberation. The judge stressed the need for school discipline and lawful authority, warning that improper parental interference could undermine orderly conduct. The article also mentions educational efforts by the Young Men's Christian Association and notes a Cambridge anecdote about Telon Keller.
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Frog
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Elinrie Wan Pont Baw
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Waxtella
Mow'a Chriatha — Association
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New York Teachers' College Ae
Telon Keller
Tadcliffe College
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Mineh
Teyele
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