Italian lynching mob murders Italians in Waldenburg and threats rise
A mob at Waldenburg Colorado lynched four Italians and wounded others after a fatal assault on AL Hixon. Vigilantes then killed additional Italian suspects and captured prisoners, prompting governor Melnyre to request protection and military support while Washington sought explanations and urged restraint. Local authorities chase the fugitives as tensions flare among Italian and American communities.
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Walienburs
Cola
Marsh
Hugeano Gounly
Italland
AL Hixan
Veatlyi
Tullana
Owagon
Antonio Lorenzo
Hixon
Stannalau Millern
Italy
Francisco Monchetto
Doe Walsby
Pietro Ciunecthini
Antonio Telopo
Uixon
Bear Areck Bridge
Welaby
Justere
Nonchetto
Calabuune
Lorenzo
Wm. Minith
Weary Farr
O'Malley
O' Mally
Marr
Smith
Frank Oth
Artie
Tmurferer
Ronchetto
Fred ‘Ant
Ling
Farr
Sith
Ronay
Roneehetto
Vittant
Cappitt
Wellaby
Lourenize
Ton
Tiove Melton Weta
Mareh
Melntye
Wiabuptart
Thin Point
Walwenberg
Washington Wie & Lelesrain
Htate
Antlag
Cusen
Walnenburg
Huerfana
Washington
Ard Umit
Traupa
Puebla
Wallonburr
Madon Conwess Vromet
Gov. McIntyre
Talon
Denver
A. W. McIntyre
Colorado
Wasenburg
Colo
Doroph Cunio
Eald Huerfano
Cuneo
March LY
Walrenburg
Satitueriana
Albert W. Melmyre
J. Cuneo
Mallen
Tinthen
Whalsenburg
Ramapol
Jae Gav
Melotyre
Watter
Haerfano
Walsenbourg
Calo
Wilsenburg
Uhl
Gove Ernor
Name Origins of Rivers and Places Across Several States
The text lists numerous place names with supposed meanings and origins in various regions, including Liasea in India, Minami from Miabimngrah, Ocklockonve in Florida, Volut Pines in California, Els Island variants, Rappahannock, Lackowinns, Pilapsea in Maryland, Katghlin a Maine mountain, Ocmulgee Georgia, Oiscagotla Mississippi, Hell Gate by the Indian Monnabtennk, Lake Wuron from Turons, Cape Pear Hyer corruption, Cape Palt tlyar origin, Niobram Nebraska, and connections to Gen. Nathaniel Greene and Povomoke in Maryland.
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Florida
Crllfornia
Maine
Els Island
Rappahannock
Maryland
Hell Gate
Lake
Wuron
Cape Pear Hyer
Cape Palt Tlyar
Nebraska
Water Creen River
Nathaniel Greene
Aronstoofe Uiver
Mary- Land
Mob Riots on New Orleans Waterfront Turmoil Overshadows Police
A citywide riot on the New Orleans riverfront saw armed white labor mobs firing on Black workers and vessels, wounding many and killing several. Authorities failed to quell the violence as mobs dispersed workers and dominated wharves across an eight to ten mile front, drawing appeals to police, mayor, governor, U.S. officials, and even the British ambassador for protection.
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Orieon
Sabha
New Orleans
Ne Elty
Elty
Civt
French Market Riot Firearms Fire Peformed At Market
A mob at the French market fired on enslaved workers and the crew of the British steamer Engineer of the Lorrivon line. The attack left John Baur fatally wounded and several laborers seriously hurt as panicked crowds fled amid volleys from mounted assailants and onlookers.
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Lorrivon Line
Che Wen
Fred
John Baur
Interior Secretary Reopens Case Over Turquoise Portage Canal Lands
The Interior Department reopens a case challenging the Portage Lake and Lake Superior Ship Canal Company claim to land valued between ten and fifteen million dollars. The dispute centers on a option to acquire about 8,000 to 9,000 acres of land as part of a border waterway project.
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Secretary of the Interior
Aaseda
Ile of the
Portage Lake and Lake Superior Ship Canal Company
Fires on the Flag and a Spanish Intercept at Sea
The incident reports American minotaur Altick Ameri can Bresiner sailing from Caolwn to New York facing Spanish shots near Cape May. The Spanish steamer fired blank shots and later two rounds, failing to halt the American mail steamer. Capt. Crovaman filed a report to the Secretary of State, with expected formal demands for explanation and redress.
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Ameriong
New York
Cape May
Chika
Willeh
Duedal
Wblg
Crovaman
Big Flurry in Wheat as Government Report Shocks Market
The Chicago Board of Trade saw a sharp rise in wheat prices after a government report reduced estimated farm reserves to 25 million bushels, far below broker expectations. May futures surged to 2 higher before retreating and closing off the day’s high. Corn also advanced on the surprise figures of farm reserves.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Bears
Soa
Board of Trade
New York
Uven
May
Taylor Arrested in Mexico After South Dakota Treasure Shortfall
Ex State Treasurer Walter W. Taylor, known also as Maéon, was arrested in Vera Cruz, Mexico, by Pinkerton agents after detectives traced him from Chicago. Taylor vanished in 1904 with about 300000 dollars missing. a reward of 2000 was offered and increased by bondsmen.
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South Dakota
W. W. ‘Taylor
Taylor
Memphis
Mexico
Pinkerton
Lauter
Maéon
Vil & Cuutpan
Jou
Biteself Phelps
Loyolin
Vera Cruz
Devetives
Walter W. Taylor
Metro
Tlewan
Chicago
D. KK. Tenney
Senate
Five Men Convicted In Colorado Deputy Slaying Riot
Lixon deputy sheriff was murdered at Walsenburg Colorado by four Italian miners after a brutal assault. Bloodhounds tracked suspects who confessed. Inquest found guilt and mob violence erupted with shootings and further killings as residents armed themselves. Telegraph outage spread fear across nearby towns.
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Hixon
Balleta
Waisonburg
Tawne
Abe Kevne
Turmoil in Legislature Ends with Adjournment
chaotic scene as Democrats force King toward the speaker’s desk to deliver Governor Matthews veto, Republicans clash with fists and chairs, doors broken, the crowd circling the chamber. King escaped with torn clothing, veto never delivered. two dozen injured, no arrests. Governor’s veto over Custodian Griffin bill at stake as adjournment looms.
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Rolonsina
Adniuy
Park County
Ile
Curritora
King
Kam Hil
Fly
Adams
Shing
Griffin
Veteran's Recovery Told By Pink Pills Aid
In Woodstock Virginia an elderly veteran who served in the Mexican and Civil Wars found relief after four years of crippling infirmities. Daily tasks and walking became possible again after using Dr Williams Pink Pills, which the article touts as a life changing remedy. The piece endorses the pills for general weakness, nervous conditions, and female and male ailments, noting availability from dealers or by mail order from Schenectady New York.
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Herald
Woodstock
Theria An Oktanicher
Woorlatock
Mexico
Levi Amfefoturté
Hig
Sally
Willama
Pink Pilla
Fle
Dr. Williams
Foud
McInturff
Tug
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady, N. XY
The Costliest Crowns of World Monarchies
A German trade paper lists the world’s most expensive crowns. The Portugal crown valued at 16 million guldens tops royal jewels, followed by Russia’s czar crown, Britain’s queen crown at 3.5 million guldens, and the Lahore sultan’s state jewels at 24 million guldens. Maharajah of Baroda showcases a five-row necklace with 500 diamonds and emeralds, amid dazzling regalia.
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East
Portugal
Russia
Europe
Great Britain
Lahore
Baroda
A Chameleon Spider Discovery by A Southern Man
A southerner recounts finding a chameleon spider in a white flower like rosette web. The spider changed colors from blue to white to greenish brown as he shook the net, showing it could assume many colors.
The Human Form Divine Skeleton Facts
A compact excerpt lists human anatomy curiosities noting each ear with four bones and the skull containing thirty bones. It mentions the stomach with four coats and the tympanum described as a doum, while the sense of touch is dullest on the back and the lower limbs hold thirty bones each.
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Allan
Kiel
Negro Wharf
Alfair
United States
Harrison Mae
Tuessday
Atuwkjie
Stig
Noiana
Spain
Trinidad
George L. Shoup
Idaho
al Kinney
Hillsdale
Mich
Brewton
Aln
Hudred
Governmnt
Yelograph and Cable Company
Flora
Uid
Tairnest Cntt
TOC Gurp
Wilson Wealen Mills
Treoton
N. 1
Uiymoud Rock Dannte Company
Creighton
Fittwouth
Vaney Streets
Omaha
New Jersey Senate
J. A. Hamilton
A. W
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