Massive Tampa fire destroys northern district and $600000 worth of property
A major blaze swept the northern Tampa area for hours, destroying 308 buildings including hotels, cigars factories, restaurants, and homes valued at about $600000. Several shops burned, with one woman injured, and a man identified as Thomas Springfeld killed in the inferno. Firefighters struggled as the blaze expanded from Twentieth to Michig. street, fueled by strong winds and weak pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storics
Twenth
Michia
Antonio Diaz
Enue
Missouri Boys Arrested for Destruction of Cemetery
Leonard Mosley and three young farmers near Stu, Missouri, are charged with desecration and destruction of a cemetery and with theft of books from a nearby school house. They allegedly damaged the cemetery and attacked a school area Friday night while returning from their homes seven miles southwest of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Fortion
Cemetery
Am Leonard
J. Mosley
Iit
Gtory
Stu
Fragments Describe Northward Traffic and Weather Haze
Porous OCR text hints at years of varied conditions including runs snows and heavy traffic in unnamed places. The fragmentary lines suggest a general report on intermittent weather and travel impacts across several locales without clear dates or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Pastor Faces Threats as Blaytan Writer Demands Loyalty
A Roman Catholic pastor, Prikst Pricet or similar, reportedly turned over a manuscript to authorities in a case involving threats of death tied to a Blaytan written demand. Separately, the Sioux stock market quotes show Beeves at 5.50 and Top hogs at 4.46. An explosion at the National Company’s Brooklyn mill badly burned and cut two workers, while two men, Jean Schraudt and Emil De ere, were killed in a Chicago brewery accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pricet
Prokopska Nouzil
Jean Schraudt
Emil Deere
Chicago
Ftv
Railways seek extension for nine hour law enforcement
Operating officials from many railways ask the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington for more time to enforce the nine hour law. Thirty seven applications were filed, two already granted for General Electric South and Florida Railway and St Joseph and Grand Island Railway. Most petitions claim lack of competent telegraph operators and finance to hire new staff, arguing enforcement would harm service, cause delays, and burden travelers and shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gines
Val Cparts
Amisson
Washington
Genrila Sowthert and Florida Railway
St. Joseph
Tralna
Cleveland Hero Also Starved Wife Cries for Aid
Civil War veteran Page, decorated by Congress for fort Donelson valor, is found dead in Cleveland as his wife, aged and proud, seeks work and food. Page once led sapper troops rendering aid under heavy fire while shielding a comrade, an act that earned battlefield honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Russell Page
Congress
Fort Donelson
Page
Homer Stratton
Ohio
Stratton
Financial Scandal Splits Russian League Congress
Dissensions within the League of the Russian People erupt as a congress in St Petersburg faces a crisis over leadership finances. Twelve officials including members of the executive submit a resolution criticizing President Dubrovin and demanding an investigation into large stipends, ending with expulsions of Dubrovin and several leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Russian People
Sunteime
League
Odessa
St. Petersburg
Dubrovin
Long Term for Kidnapping in Chicago Case
William Jones alias Birmingham and his wife Treng Alzina Jones of Chicago were Thursday sentenced to the penitentiary by Judge Kersten for kidnapping Lillian Wulf, age 8, last December. Jones received a thirty year term and Mrs Jones twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Birmingham
Treng Alzina Jones
Chicago
Kersten
Lillian Wulf
Fire endangers 75 patients at Grace Hospital New Haven
A late Friday blaze on the top floor of Grace Hospital four story ward in New Haven Connecticut endangered 75 patients some in serious condition. Local officials estimate possible losses not to exceed thirty dollars in valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Hospital
Grace Hospital
New Haven
Conn
Shalek Taken to Prison for General Slocum Fire
Capt William H Van Shalck of New York, master of the General Slocum, was taken to Sing Sing Prison to serve a ten year term of imprisonment at hard labor for his role in the steamer disaster that killed thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shalek
William H. van Shalck
New York
General Slocum
Sing Bing
Naughton Found Guilty in Bribery Case In St Louis
Daniel E. Naughton assistant clerk of hiv house of delegates in St Louis was found guilty as an accessory after the fact in the alleged bribery scheme involving delegates Prleameyer and Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naughton
Daniel E. Naughton
Hiv House of Delegates
St. Louis
Prleameyer and
Warner
Gotch Beats Parr and Perr for Wrestling Titles
Catcher Gotch defeats Parr to win the American championship and Frank Goteh defeats James Perr to claim the English title in two straight falls at Waterbury Connecticut. Both matches end in 11 minutes and 1 minute, respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotch Defeata Parr
Frank Goteh
Janes Perr
Waterbury
Conn
Sneak Thieves Break Into Aitkin Church
Thieves entered Jane’s Uathalle church in Aitkin Friday night by breaking a basement window and cutting the glass in the vestry door entry. No further details on motive or damages given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viste Chie
Aneak Thiever
Janes Uathalle
Aitkin
Callar Shot Incident Report Hits Two Men
In Lamuelug Michigan B F Redmonl and Charles Deck had a flat night when a pistol discharged. Redmonl fired at Deck from a few feet away. the shot burned Deck’s collar but left him uninjured aside from minor scratches. In Dayton Ohio National Cash Register official CG D Anderson was thrown from a horse Thursday, suffering no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callar
B. F. Redmonl
Charles Deck
Lamuelug, Mich
Relmund
Deck
Red
Cg, D. Anderson
Dayton, O
National Cash Registrr Company
Murder Probe Tugs at Clerical Killings Across Cities
A fragmented report notes authorities in several cities including Denver and Colorado Springs investigating a series tied to the murder of a priest. Arrests surface in New York and Pittsburgh as police probe a secret anti clerical society led by figures linked to the alleged killer. Chief Velancy cautions uncertainty about key suspects and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Chile
Colorado Springs
Father
Kao
Regia
Bern
Aslan
A. J. Vannie Wif
New K
Bethke
Pittadayr
Crew Tox Sadi
Tomassa Calabrese
Oreston, Vatlavat
Malta Talmet
Society
Ox York
Pittsburg
Patter Leo
Fouylouior
Velancy
Allo
Delong
Ailor
Flessender
Bombs Fired At Persian Shah During Parade
An assassination attempt was made Friday afternoon near Tehran as two bombs were hurled from a house roof at the shah of Persia’s procession. The shah escaped unharmed after sending his car ahead. outriders and the chauffeur were killed or wounded, and the vehicle was wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versia
Teheran
Persia
Night riders burn home of Broussais Gregory near Hopkinsville
A night riders group set fire to Broussais Gregory and his wife and daughter’s residence west of Hopkinsville Kentucky early Thursday, burning it down. A note accused Gregory of breaking his pledge to the association. Middleborn troops guarding Hopkinsville were ordered to the scene. A Switzer ville tobacco warehouse, seven miles from Frankfort, Kentucky, was burned with about 100000 pounds of tobacco not in the society pool. The owners are independent buyers in the Burley district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topekinsville
Broussais Gregory
Hopkinsville
Kyi
Gregory
Mia
Switerville
Frankfort
Equity Society
Burley
Pardoned Lake Shore gangster after 1904 escape recapture
John Allison, member of the Lake Shore gang and one of the Quietland bank robbers, who escaped prison in 1904 and was recaptured after two years, received a conditional pardon Friday. He was released from Jackson Mich prison, plans to return to Rock Island with his family, and resume work at the plow works. His case attracted sympathy due to his marriage to a Rock Island girl and his reportedly exemplary conduct since escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conglet
John Allison
Lake Shore
Ttock Island
Jackson
Mich
Rock Island
Allison
Cherokee court hears sensational testimony in Waddell case
At a Wednesday hearing in Cherokee bound over to the grand jury, Gertrude Waddell testified that she did not seek to prostitute her husband and admitted bitterness toward the girl involved. The witness described sensational details including a hotel visit and statements of living together with Wilson. The case is slated for the March term, with March 23 set as a key date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Waddolf
Teaving
Grey
Lloyd
Wilson
Cbarbott
Cherokee Wey
Grand Jury
Pdla Ito
Mind Waddell
Mit. Ss
Miss. Waddell
Jalae
Wilden
Cherokee Hotel
Nay
Nebraska
Wilson Bosit
Warrant Issued for Former Pastor over Church Assault
A warrant was issued after Ney Eyre N McCray, former pastor of Valley Junction Christian Church, allegedly assaulted Rev P F Royers, current pastor, with a bludgeon on church steps. State Evangelist Johnson witnessed the incident. authorities seek bonds to keep peace amid long standing feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merny
Zell G. Roe
Des Molines
Ney
Eyre
N McCray
the Valley Junction
Christian Chirch
Re PF. Royers
Jefferson Woman Accused in Shocking Abuse Case
Mrs. Thomas Mason of Jefferson fled a warrant for the arrest of her husband amid sensational accusations involving a 20-year-old photography pupil named Edna Seek. The Mason family a large brood awaits care as details of alleged enticement and scandal unfold in a tense local drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Thomas Mason
Syhom
Bigson
Colorado
Jefferyon
Marshalltown Banker Granted Receiver Role at Green Mountain Savings
A. A. Moore, director of Marshalltown State Bank, named receiver of Green Mountain Savings Bank after State Auditor Carroll petition. Bond set at $30,000. Report cites exhausted capital stock of $10,000 and liabilities near $18,000 with assets under $16,000, leaving net deficit over assets of about $12,000. President MacDiarmid remains in jail unable to post a $10,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
A. A. Moore
Marshalltown State Bank
Green Mountain Savings Bank
Carroll
Lindsor
MacDiarmid
Jal
Extradition Bid Sent for Roy in Murder Case
Papers filed for extradition of Roy as officials Commonwealth authorities pursue bringing Roy from France to answer charges in the murder of Gen. A. Corking’s brother, with Paul E. Joy implicated through Gracia Calla. Batchel der and Eastman traveled from Portsmouth, N IL, to Concord to seek state papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Paul E. Joy
Gracia Calla
France
Disputed Turkish Evacuation Report Denied by Constantinople
Conflicting signals claim Turkish troops withdrew from the Persian dispute toward Urmia, but authorities in Constantinople dispute these claims and say Turkish forces remain in position. Meanwhile, a blast in Mexico near Kabinox injures dozens and prompts federal inquiries as investigators probe the La Iitsyita site. An African American man, Edward Wilson, is jailed in Baltimore for the murder of his wife, a case that underscores rising violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wilson
Ty Jall
Baltimore
Heni
Man convicted in Chester case sent to state prison
A jury in Lincoln Friday found Henry N. Hatehort and an unnamed assailant guilty of killing Wham Tagenbach at Chester. The maniac and accomplice were sentenced to imprisonment at the state penitentiary the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manlie
Expelled from church in Marshalltown trial verdict
Storm Lake man William F Jordan was expelled from membership in the Methodist Episcopal church after a trial by the church committee in Marshalltown. Charges included lying slander perjury and misrepresentation. Dr C W Woodhull of Eaton died of typhoid fever and pneumonia at 43. Farmers in Dillon buy an elevator for 9000 dollars. Dillon Farmers Elevator Co capitalized at 10000. Telephones meeting in Cedar Rapids March 10 4 2 with 800 attendees. Fire at Sheldon damages National Medical office. cause unknown. Mrs Frank Mieras dies in Maurica convulsions. Fire destroys new home of Benad O M Olese in Fort Dodge. Beatrice White of Des Moines dies after eighteen years illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm ‘Lake
Guidty
Daniel Fenguson
Ida Grove
Jnc
Methodset
Marshalltown
William F. Jordan
Storm Lake
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. W.woodhull
Charles Woodhull
Eaton
Des, Moines Life Insurance Company
Thiaday
Independant ‘Elephone Association
Montrose
Cedar Rapida Marah
Sheldon
National Medical Companyi
Frank Mieras
Frank Mieroa
Aletant Canhier
Bronx County Savings Bank
Maurica
Ier
Death by self harm shocks town at hotel gathering
Mrs Mahtzer, long wealthy Cedar Rapids resident, died by chloroform in her handbag during a stay with her daughter in town. Police say motive involved family troubles and arranged care for her son-in-law. The incident follows reports of her plan to separate her daughter from her husband and potential marriage for her daughter to a university student. A small verdict later granted Mrs Hill $800 for injuries in a separate, unusual wreck case involving a Burlington train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfantzde
Marioy
Ano
Lao
Auigida
Barkleys
Thporkal
Theo
Linia
al. Wome
Farmers and Statesbank
Marton
Mahtzer
George Beattie
Frays
Tals
Broodiig
Sihe
Expert report criticizes past county methods and logs
The analysis notes numerous pre 1904 irregularities by the auditor and county officers, including warrants issued without board action and duplicate claims. It commends the current board, finds no fraud by officials, and says misused funds were largely restored to the treasury.
Smald Town Bank Closes Amid Financial Trouble
Green Mountain Savings Bank, capitalized at 16000, denied by State Bank Examiner Wind sor to be in charge. Debtors claim deposits will be paid in full. Green Mountain Farmers eye purchase and reorganization with Dr Stuart B MacDiarmid Omaha president and Walter Thomas as vice president. Major borrowers include McDiarmid Collins and Milas Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain Institution
Green Mountain Savings Bank
Windsor
Omaha
Smithfeld
Rodney
McElhinney
Black Hawk National Bank of
Waterloo
Green Mountain
Stuart B. MacDiarmid
Walter Thomas
D. A. Johnson
E. L. Collnk
Promatera
Milas Helen J. Edwards
Oimufa
MocDiarmid
Collins
Milas Edwards
Bank
New York
Mar. Diarmid
Park county Byers opinion on manufacturing taxation
Attorney General Byers issued an opinion at the request of County Attorney DeGrat of Park County holding that under section 1419 of the code a newspaper job printing and bookbinding plant is a manufacturing establishment and should be listed for taxation on its capital stock exempt from taxation. Dentists meet at Boone and elect delegates to the state convention. A man wounded by an unshot arm now dies after ten hours of suffering. A fight in the city jail leaves Thames Cannon and Clonney injured from torn blade wounds. At LoMars College Rev David Thoman declines a professorship of languages at Western Union College Ledra
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers
DeGrat
Park County
Boone
Fort Dodge
Dental Society
Webster City
P. P. Daur
Fort Adage
LoMars College
David Thoman
Rerlynad
Anrorm
Wrangeltray
Western Union [College
Ledfara
Dellelyna
Achime
Deodars
Lins
Westine Cay
Fragmented chronicle of 18th century conflicts and events
A garbled historical record lists scattered events from 1746 to 1870s including Brussels capture by Marstad Sia, first steamer crossing the Atlantic, American rights in the United States, Congress actions, battles, and notable figures like Ralph Abercromhy. The text mixes dates, places, and names with extensive OCR errors, offering a fragmented panorama of wars, politics, and disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Davin
Mae
Thoms Cavendish Prussert
Straits of Magellan
Milva
Brussels
Marstad Sia
Willkun Searhrangh
Huiltops
Savannah
Telfast
Neilson
American Nilitha
Itrithah
Congress
Gilpre
New York
United State
Obert Morris
Thuimer
Tnh
Cyersien
Sir Flalph Abercraihy
Freneham
Italy
Ohio
Dewey Lane
Lorton
Anttrosis Wyfer
Ogdonshueg
N.Y
Meury Kleke
Spain
Carinrh
Greve
Lincoln
Tlee Witte House
Jefferson Davis
Richmond
Arizmin
New Mexico
Hhl
Mivhkmond
Dolinsen
Ceeantenetien
Dovlaead
Vitet Stace
ISUT
Maximillon
Queretare
Usiseflanee
Neservint
Fapenel Presitent
Dohnaa
ISTA
Tusiniss Svellog
Panapite + struvel
USSU
Rissa
IRSI
Orange Free Site
ISME
Wraseam
Hemiontal
Court of Inquiry
Maine
Abbreviated Sporting Notes from Diverse Leagues
A garbled historic sports digest summarizes varied events from American leagues and associations. Mentioned are baseball figures in alleged signings and disputes, plus track, skiing and yacht club activities. Notable names include Carl Taleen. Kentiae Wweanied. Eddie, and Duduth.
Fragmented OCR note on dance and court hints
The readable fragments discuss dancers, courts, and names like Verdin Uoypate and Gerkean, with scattered references to a Hoy and a Tamm wedding. The text is garbled, lacking clear events or dates, and preserves only scattered proper nouns and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carviggus
Tha
Noro
Tony
Wild highwayman tale on a New York Sun card
A bizarre 19th century style animal card story mentions a highwayman in Washington Park Zoo and a narrator’s exchange about danger and schemes. Scattered dialogue from a Sun article fragment references a gallant highwayman and warnings of peril. The text blends mock notices with illogical phrases and garbled place names like Miyankee and Milwauk. The overall item resembles a satirical postcard feature with noir undertones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park Zoo
Miyankee
Ehteen
Adilwan
Old surgeon and cameo cause sensational medical peril
An OCR damaged account recounts a surgeon describing a cameo related incident that triggered patient distress and risk during a procedure. The narrative blends labored explanations of nervous strain, unsteady hands, and the peril of instrument use, with the surgeon recalling past events and resulting recovery.
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Tampa
Pua
Homer McRiptayel
Tam
Aya Boamiing
Achelberg &Co
Goner & Co
Est- Yeta. Co
Stachel
Fernandez & Co
Thomas Springfeld
Ray
Earl
Jalleg ED Wandall
England
E City
Nutlonal Su Company
Brooklyn, N
Ald
Shah
Hinser
Night Riders
Itome
Jean Vallean
Wap
Athe PE Pt
Ainson Niyori Grand Jury
Macdiarmid Stile
Jai
Constantinople
Urumiah
Mexico
la Itosita
Kabinox
Dillon
B. Johnson
Horn
Dillon Farmers’ Elevator Company
Benatdr O. M. Olese
Beatrice White
Des Moines
Bedidan
Avorean
Wiling HI
Fairfield
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Hitt
Burlington
Alruck
Kired
Hih
Lawrence Allen
Tria
Aes
Arthur Morrie
Mason Cl
Ayears
Dad
Kieren Bate
Martin Harney
En Moines
Jay
Morey Hospital
Thames Caonvey
Jove Young
Thamehe
Clonney
Ity
Ull
Qosee
President O'Brien
American Aesodlatiog Fing
Gerald
Northern Baseball League
St. Vault Aol
Minneapolis
Dock Tpaliner
Newenade
Chmpion
Hoglail
Justefone
Tom Hurns
Amerlea
London
B.C. Cowdin
Nowenette
Lake Michigan
Ibarehil Downs
Dotshois Park
Latenta
Lotaville
EU Wheeler
Waltling
Rita Motor Nat Lo
Nebraska Andiversity Athlerie Board
Tape
Linenty
Ue University
Toho Ph
Madiea
Sorroll
Eddie
Consuliliois Baseball League
Nock
Offigins
Jocal Organtza- Hondefn
Uaposa
Herittage
FOU
Ban Claire
Dolti la Crosse
Dodds. Ws
Gun Wars
Choud
Nyve
Kha
Nye
Calida
Lleydache
Cade B.w.grove
Wighwayainn
Tavielst
Eleag
Aitorme Bilat
Waa
Daliat
Diay
Lanela
Rushiess
Abe
Abe Anawered, fTuveyiinss
Nyvilug
San
Nesro
Nik
Esptalnius
Nui
New York Sun
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