Great St Louis Transit Strike Shuts Down City
May 8 marks a massive walkout as 3,025 of 4,000 St Louis Transit Company workers strike for demands. Gas lines halt service. clashes erupt with police while crowds throw stones at Park and Jefferson avenues cars. A 19-year-old boy is wounded as officers arrest and recapture a strike leader.
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St. Lonia
St. Lowa
Alan
St. Louis
St Louis
Park and Jefferson Avenues
Park Avene
Charles Doyle
Oie
Doyle
Park Avenue
John Rolling
McClellan
Spear
Union Pacific Wreck Near Rawlins Wyoming
A Union Pacific freight wreck on May 8 near O Neilhs side track sixteen miles west of Rawlins Wyoming killed three men including firemen Louis Banta and James Johnson and two youths found aboard. Engineers Frank Rebmeyer and Andy Sheeler were injured but survived after jumping from their engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Wyon
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
O'Neilh
Union Pacific
Faust
Louis Banta
James Johnson
Frank Rebmeyer
Andy Sheeler
Rehmeyer
Sheeler
London Standard reports plot to assassinate Roberts
The London Standard says information has been officially received of a plan to assassinate Roberts. Telegrams are circulating among cape authorities and Roberts aides as warnings are issued. Parliamentary Secretary for War Waond- Jnun states to the Associated Press there is no information confirming the plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Standard
London
the Standard
Total killed in Utah coal mine disaster report
The Pleasant Valley Coal Company report to its treasurer gives: total killed ten, 105 widows, 270 orphans, 10 bodies recovered, 1 injured with seven of those alive and uninjured.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Vial
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Scofield
Porto Rico Territory Ruling Extends U S Constitution
Judge Lochren in St Paul rules that after Spain cession Porto Rico became U S territory with constitutional reach. He holds civil rights attach, military law valid for military trials, and habeas corpus denied, affecting Ortiz case and broader territorial status questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Loghren
United States
Atreait
Rafael Ortiz
Minnesota
Ortiz
Urbanal
Porto Rios
Hat Penes
Lochren
Porto Hino
Spain
Porto
Arizona
United Staes
Almary
Aguinaldo Rejoins Forces in Northern Mountains Reported
Manila dispatches say Aguinaldo has rejoined rebel General Tinjo in the north and is reforming a strong mountain force. General Young seeks reinforcements to strike before the rainy season, while fighting continues near Legaspi and Sorsoguey with American and Filipino casualties reported.
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Aguinalte
Manila
Young
Aguinaldo
Tinjo
Thad
Forty-seventh Regiment
Legaspi
Ringo
Province of Albany
Sorsugey
Inter Ocean Wins Restoration of News Service Access
Judge Dunne of the circuit court granted Inter Ocean Publishing Company’s suit against the Associated Press. The decree restores AP access and lifts the suspension ban that barred subscribers from sharing news with antagonistic parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Dunne
Inter-Ocean Publishing Company
Associated Press
Katy Flyer Wreck Kills Fireman and Scalds Engineer
A washed out trestle on the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway near the Black bridge south of St Charles Missouri caused the Katy Flyer to wreck. Fireman John Boyle was crushed to death and engineer L D Palmer suffered severe steam scalding.
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St. Louis
Black Bridge
St. Charles
Amo
Momlay
Missouri
Kansas and Texas
John Boyle
L. D. Palmer
Boyle
Palmer
Cuban Editor Alberti Killed in Gibara Theater Shooting
Alberti editor of Don Claridades in Gibara was shot dead after criticizing actions of American officials and election orders. The incident followed threats ridiculed in his paper and adds to a day of unrest across multiple cites.
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Gibara
Santiago
Senor Alberti
Don Claridades
Alberti
Poenger
Henry Retehers
LiMars
Fierce storms sweep central Kansas with tornadoes reported
A dozen tornadoes hit central Kansas on Sunday afternoon. Ellinwood and Logan township suffered fatalities and injuries as homes and farms were destroyed near Cheyenne bottoms and Pawnee Rock. Tornadoes churned clouds near Kanopolis and White Farm with multiple funnel clouds seen over a wide area.
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Kansas
Malendagen
Kilet
Aapeain
Eillwood
Kan
Teornado
Logan Township
Cheyenne Bottoms
Ellinwood
George
Willa Helfrich
George Helfrich
Tns
William Holtrich
Ms Wits
Chill
Here
Go'elock Sanday
Pawnee Boek
Great Bem
Kanopolis
White Farm
Kanapolis
Bilsworth
Brookville
Great Fire Destroys Mallory Pier in New York
A Sunday morning blaze at the Mallory Line pier at Maiden Lane and the East River end destroyed the pier, nearby barges, and several buildings on South Street. Total losses reach about 1,000,000 with one infant drowned aboard the barge Sherwood. courage from river traffic aided rescues as crews fought the flames.
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Mallory
New York
Maiden Taine
East Laver
Boand
Charles Lewis
Sherwood
South Street
Henry Mallory
Fort Mo
Deaths and Disasters Mingle in Nationwide News Digest
The death of William Crowninshield Endicott, former Secretary of War under Cleveland, is reported in Boston as pneumonia at age 73. A Texas discovery reports rich quicksilver near Teena after a big rush of prospectors, with a new town rising south of Staton. A Ballman and Ohio passenger train wreck near Gastonville kills track inspector Patrick J. Aleran and injures crew, while a Cincinnati judge rules no revenue stamp required on notaries public bonds. Staten Island varnish works burn at Elin Park causing $200,000 damage.
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Cleveland
Boston
William Crowninshield Eadievelt
Austin
Tex
Brewster County
Texas
Staton
Teena
Wittsburg
Pas
Ballmore
Ohio
Gastonville
Patrick J. Aleran
B. B. Lytle
A. J. McBurney
Ihequire
Cincinnati
Tompson
United States District Court
Suiten Island
New York
Elin Park
Staten Island
Market Quotations From Midwest and East Farm Bids
Market notes show cattle prices from Sioux City to Chicago and Detroit with bids for hogs sheep and wheat. Prices vary by grade from common to prime with oats rye corn and butter quoted at regional markets and creameries.
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Sioux City
Chicago
Bermuda
Indianapolis
Dade
St. Lewis
FTN
New York
Gesaati
Crewuery
Bleux City Tailor's Wife Wins $8000 Verdict in Liquor Case
In Sioux City district court a jury awarded Mrs Louise Falvre $8000 against Hohn Manderseheid John Arensdert and Ed Ressogio after a February incident involving several local saloons. The suit claims liquor sales contributed to a patron’s injury and disability. A motion for a new trial was filed.
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Louise Falvre
Hohn Manderseheid
John Arensdert
Ressogio
Louise Fairy
Doin Mandersaheld
John Arens
Gnawn
Sioux City
Adraw Pismvie
Giilor Esiyoyest
AM Guidterseheldt
Arensdert Satoong
Ressegiew
Ins Trade
Shaw Signs The Bill And Building Law Debate
Gov Shaw signs the building and Doan measure as July enactment looms. Firms must file articles by July 10 to comply or risk closure. Officials warn the valued policy bill may be vetoed or become law without signature, with critics citing higher rates under the policy in Missouri versus Iowa.
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Shaw
Cader
Lyang
Down
Chilef
Tid
Alvet
Ube
Missouri
Lowa
Letter Carriers Bill Prompts Town Association Appeal
The Town Association held its annual meeting at Counial Bhatt. Officers elected include President Gwe. X. Dickerson, first vice president J.B. Carbaugh, treasurer J. W. Kouba, secretary Geo. S. Scott, and delegate H. 0). Morsely. Mason City chosen as next year’s convention site. Resolutions favored advancing a post office salary bill in Congress setting pay scales from 600 to 1 000 dollars over years. Found His Wife Dead. Colin Labarge discovered his wife dead at home from heart paralysis after entering via locked door. they had been married seven months.
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Counial Bhatt
Gwe. X. Dickerson
Intua
J.B. Carbaugh
Fairfield
J. W. Kouba
Cedar
Colin Labarge
Dubuque
Governor Stow Keeps Veto On Insurance Bill
The governor declines to sign the insurance bill citing higher rates in other states and potential harm to policyholders. He notes the act would not benefit the public and could worsen costs, stating he acts to protect the insured despite political risk.
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Tiather
Ito
Chas
Che
Betes
Judge Gaynor Reverses Action on the Big Ditch Dispute
Judge Gaynor rules against Woodbury County Supervisors in the Motown County ditch case. The Woodbury-Mongta group sought a UK appeal, with county officials and S. Fessenden present. The decision sets aside prior orders and allows reissuance of a ditch contract notice, pending higher court review.
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Gaynor K
Woodbury-Mongta Coudledese UK
Cne
Siaper- Vicurs
Monona
Dude Gaynor
Ouawa
Adwwa
Hhurrsen
Commissiotwrs
A. Garrersen
Walltor McParkinn
S. Fessenden
Ovienece
Din
Woodbury
Aless
Bagher
Democratic State Convention at Kansas City Nominates Ticket
Delegates from many counties gather at the Kansas City convention to unite behind William J Bryan, adopt the party platform favoring civil rights and limited government, and plan to meet again in Cedar Rapids. The platform denounces imperialism and endorses free silver, statehood for reforms, and direct election of U S senators. Jeremiah Sullivan of Ord is named rural chairman amid formal ceremonies and renewed party ties.
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Jons Dermgerat
Emmventinay
The
Moles
Kansas City
Harmony
Dante Hebb
Wiliam
Jobin
S. Murphy
Talargie Telegraph
Maurpiy
Fiysixt
Jeremiah Ow. Sullivan
Ordasten Wid
Douglas Ceremony
Wankua
Des Morted
Tur
Dadkoon
Tamac
Romans
Deakin
Toy
Cedar Rapids
Cate Sells
Wastter Dewey Secgetars
Canninghim Tree Weer
Af, CO
Eyans of
Des Moines
Acre
Fawn
Chicage
Wilbon
Bryan
Porto Ravan
Joway
United States
Fragmented OCR Speech Reflects Confused Conversation
The text presents garbled dialogue with unclear speakers and nonsensical phrases. It resembles a corrupted OCR of a newspaper page with stray names, phrases, and possible references to people and places, but no coherent story or verifiable facts emerge.
Legislative Turmoil Mirrors National Senate Pushes
Fragments outline a lengthy Senate debate on budgets and war measures. Mentioned are commerce, tariffs, river projects, and military funding, with references to presidential vetoes and conference reports.
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Aurelia Sentinel
Aurelia
Iowa
Lloyd
Trenisn
Union Pacific Wreck
Roberts
Arnol Feldstein
Lazard Freres
Toledo
Iadhana
Terre Haute
Jud
Indiana
Miauila
Larelle
Tlily
Ishard
Panay
Boston Carpenters
Moston
Carpenters
Nebraska
Sheri
Theoma
Wash
Moucke
Irom Ula
Neb
Roliid
Wil
Charleston
Bausheng
W. E. Johson
Baptist Church
W. Th Dsellinger
Johnson
Mighth Street
Cora Everson
Milvhy Nelson
Ciy
Dent
KATY
Hook
N.J
Standard Oil Works
Yulive
Jungearmnu
Colorados
Denver
Colorado and Southern
Platte Canyon
Eneineer Cowan
Uni
Colorado Springs
Francisco Ht. Kondo
Nippon Yusen Kaiiba
Japan
Uhe
Pacific Coast
Leavenworth
Saydin
Neely
Washington
Joliet
American Steel
Matelay
Glansgow
Glasgow
Lisinness
Endicott
Bleux
Letter Carriers
Crystal Lake
Guthrie State Bank
Sane Wapitie
Onew National Bank
Marshalltown
Elty Acto Board
Fort Dodge
Ro MM. Wright
Io. Wores
Fitegibous
Chie Gige
Northwestern Ailway Company
Gnawa
Logan
Vis
W. 2. Seautley
M.C. A
Congregationalism
American Mission T
Peter Johnson
Anna Larson
Alronast
Sweden
America
Patatity
Sidtistisnad
Willian Keck
Ao Ramaway Cane
Simtiand
Clyde Boutin
Websterity
Wight
Thien
Dave Power
Lawrenes Powers
Hotel Tibten
Matunne
Bevis
Cam
Frank
Greene
Dako
South McPherson
Samttern
Hilod
Dan Campbell
Cherokee
Vred Daeper
Francis Jaeger
John Elwanger Company
ZoMicotfer Lake
Grand Lodge of
Iawa
A. E
AL Mo Owil
Towa
Haneeet
A. Eaomons
Mane
Armold Hroas
Gormers
Wits
Fort Soli
Hatelad
Heyer
Cone
Clinton
Bedige
Roy
Delegatia
Heleeted
Harprenn
Naplite
State
Ohars
Pata Alt
Vineton
Chari A. Witla
Oita
Kata S. Stavphy
Pabagie
Geary Taot
Davenport
Alter Thwank Oh Byare
Dhe
Dristedot Elehagabess
Kiel
Fort Madison
Wid
Alfred Turgt
Maupakea
A HE. Vaailent
Muscatine
Thide J. J. Trowel
Eagly Gnavey
M, Patter
Waverly
Kourth
W. J. Herveles
Ceratanta County
Ad. Attia
Payette Coty Fine
CL Hott
Aminueau
Phantery Kinnett
Grimey & Aunty
Hy Garcull
Newtony Thotter Kelley
Sigourney
Dabney
Marbaan Coscit
Cunninghsi
Mar Bnith W. boDavis
Peontont Condy
Walter Davey
Chanton
A. Ur Utek Carl
Geeemameldy
St Kelley
Connect Hinds
Charles Balfnek
Denagay
Je Murtagh
Algona
Etaweithy
ME Tharscia
Eanes
Cole
Benturm
Wryith
Jennet
Beohum
Dian
Veta
Sps
Qantas
Heaton
Mdina
NV Tah i
Pater
Petu
Hingston
Dawg
Porto Blea
Plar
China
Beaneh
Congress
Harris
Arkanens
Tan
Warryttices
Alanha
Elthega
Tel Tathy Howe Ureeninmas
Weilersday
Tattefelds
Preferteket
Setaylvania
F Urs
Mostana
Jihia Mae
da Longettert
Mea
Margaret Mo Masters
Whchaw
Tate
Patnes Tickles
Witow
Tate Maytals
Senate
McKinley
Bone
Hueige
Waites Dias
Othe Laeglelitore
Wilsthine
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