Bold Lyons Bank Robbery Shocks Nebraskans
A Lyons Nebraska bank was blasted at 2 a.m. by a gang that escaped with 2000 dollars in cash after blowing the safe. Witness M L Gump heard four explosions but stayed silent. Loot included 1500 in paper, 400 in gold, 100 in silver. The robbers fled east toward Decatur after stealing a team and buggy from E H Heremleen. Sheriff C W Lusk alerted and pursued possible leads, noting the town’s lack of a night watchman since temperance reforms eliminated the position. The bank’s directors include George W Little as president, John Forest of Pender as vice president, with Harold Forest assisting as cashier.
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Wirst National ‘Bank
Lyons
Neb
M. L. Gump
E. H. Heremleen
Decatur
Uurslara
J. J. Gates
Audh Tvoe
Gump
C. W. Lusk
Tekamah
Langs & Tale
George W. Little
First National Bank
John Forest
Pender
Harold Forest
Double Death at South Carolina Bank Shocks Camden
A bank president Col. FM Boykin and cashier EB Zembs at the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Camden both died within hours of each other the former reportedly by his own hand while the latter shot himself after news of the tragedy. Directors will meet for a full inquiry amid questions of a possible bank shortage.
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South Carolina Bank
C. Zemb
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of
Camden
FM. Borkin
Boykin
Zembs
Dietrich
Ice Florde
Apt. Scott
Dr. Wilson
London Express
Uren
Tve
Shacklyton
Allidun
Seaman
Vinev
Lim
Tare
Lieut
Arutitage
Arneage
Three Firemen Die In Cleveland Streetcar Barn Fire
A Monday blaze at the Cleveland Boulevard Railway Company barge streetcar barn on Molden Avenue killed three firemen and wounded three others. Names listed include Robert Durty James Schwedn and Robert Reed the injured Michael Corrigan Harry Vandevelde and Battalion Chief Andrewa. The fire destroyed 100 motors stored in a four acre building valued at about 80 thousand dollars and 2 thousand dollars per motor. Officials blame an incendiary origin and the collapse of a wall caused the fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Robert Durty
James Schwedn
Robert Reed
Michael Corrigan
Harry Vandevelde
Andrewa
Barge Street
Cleveland Blvetrie Railway Company
Molden Avenue
Paid Their Respects to Panama Junta Leaders
Rear Admiral Walker and General Gnngen formally met the Panama Junta, delivering a Roosevelt letter as part of U S relations with the de facto government. The junta named Arias and Espinosa to travel to Colon to board the Mayflower with Colombians on a peace mission. Other items report a fund drive to aid Russian Jews and a missing priest found in hospital after a drugging incident. Also included are indictments of Senator Charles TH Metrich and Postmaster Jacob Fisher for conspiracy and bribery.
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Ottcera
Panama
Walker
Roosevelt
Cots
Gnngen
United States
Arias
Espinosa
Colon
Canter
America
Aussta
New York
Cis
Isadore Staeger
Zion Educations League
League
Baron de Hirsch
Jewish Colonization Association
Singer
Russia
Nio 18
Relberg
Omaha
Coal Operators Refuse Minera Book Pay in Strike Row
Striking coal operators Pottsville and Tuscarora refuse to honor the Coal Strike Commission decision, denying wage orders and challenging authority. Miners appeal to conciliation boards as unrest spreads among unions and related industry notices flash across cities.
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Pottsville
Pat Slatters & Co
Cus
Tuscarora
Royal Oak Company
Nuebracite Coal Strike Commission
Catter
Ihe
Attempted bank seizure ends in lynch mob clash
Washington scene as Charles Smith, a Black man, tries to rob the Treasury cashier, wounding a bystander and injuring a policeman. A crowd vengefully storms to lynch him. authorities and officers intervene amid a tense, near riot atmosphere outside the Treasury building.
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Vetumbin Makineantia
Washington, D
Charles Smith
Roosevelt
Stith
Treasury Department
Aoihob
Smith
Treasury
Ct Vaitshier
Pirsuit
Ciezens
Cressfus
G. W. Osburn
J. M. Edwards
Treasure Des Vertaal
Frank O. Parker
Oxborn
Parker
Edwards
Negro Mint
Chewb
Quest to wed by German restaurant keeper ends with ear sale
A Kansas City style ad details a bizarre search for a soulmate with a surgeon's help. The German restaurant keeper offers a vehicle and wealth in exchange for a bride, promising to relinquish ownership of an ear and sign over titles. The tale centers on a requested arrangement with a doctor to finalize the plan and secure the ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bach
Fom
Wester Uitier
Sun
Pye Ma
Hunter Lost in Owl Creek Country Mystery
A chaotic dispatch from Seattle reports Llewellyn Ruoberta and Wynte Roberts missing in Owl Creek country as rescue parties search through treacherous terrain. A note from Shanghai claims Russia moves warships to sow confusion, with preparations for war noted amid unclear movements.
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Llewellyn Ruoberta
Owl Creek
Minsouly
Lewellyn Hoberts
Wynte Roberts
Willa Harlan
W. Harlin
Gome
Horse Creek
Hit
Roberts
Horse
Seattle
Wash
Shanghai
Russia
Queen Mother Unharmed After Valley Accident
Queen Mother escapes injury after a cart accident in Agata valley as attendants describe a near miss. The crash injures several, with one official jailed pending further inquiry while other nobles suffer minor wounds.
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Hume
Margherita
Agata Valley
Marquis Guileoli
Custaind
Congressional Session Highlights and Cuban Treaty Moves
The Senate devoted one reading of the President's message and referred it and the Cuban treaty to the foreign affairs committee. The House adjourned early for memorials, and later debated Smoot's eligibility while passing a joint resolution to fund mileage for Senators. A Cuban reciprocity bill moved in the Ways and Means Committee as Payne prepared to call it up.
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Senate
Cutfomtle
Smoot
Utah
Galinger
John Stark
House
Journal
CG. Reed
Minor Wallace
I. J. Kyle
Ohio
Teed Smoot
Hag
Dubois
Idaho
Lear
Duboin
Pucklerer
Pennsylvania
Boring
Kentucky
Payne
Ball
Texas
Ways and Means
Alr
Livernast
Cal
Roosevelt
Panama
Odds and Ende and the Moros in Lake Lingo
Odds and Ende reports a city arrest for burglary involving William Scahlecker Jr., son of a former congressman. Major General Woods notes a recent visit to Lake Lingo where Moros shifted from hostility to friendly engagement.
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Wiliam Scahlecker, Jr
Moser
Yookers
N. Y
Ciy
Woods
Lake Lingo
Hho
Kansas Grand Lodge of
Oddele Jows
de Bolralere Hone
Franklin County
Odd Fellows
Boston
St. Petersburg
Southern Manchuria Railway
Lambert Catuina
Martin J. Wish Kur
Butte, Mont
Catthing
Nouen
New Caledonia
Melbourne
Victoria
Ilinois Tunnel Company
Springfeld
Ml- Holy Telephone Aml ‘Telegraph Company
Anunels
Chicago
Stev
Robert A. Mmiweed
Wilmington
Del
Newcastle
Devir Jan
Doke
Cairhand
United States
South Yakotn
Klaterdochin
Lamberton
Pittsburg Ci Company
Manonogahots Hiver Consolidated Coat and Coke
Organlane
Kingtiaher
Wien
Ohio
ALL Parasian Company
Bn Owhiel
Fate and scandal drive Sylphide in New York turmoil
Years after a troubled voyage home Sylphide, now married to a planter’s son, faces jealousy, a cold mother in law, and a chilling confrontation with Oscar Courmont as she shields her young child. She soon discovers a dangerous threat as Mrs Courtlandt demands her grandchild.
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Courtlande Camby
Ty Laedonth
Sylphide
Ling Ng Ahy
Atu
Afrs
Courtlamb
Howe Wii
Diana
Jaudiyle
Therson
Hidden heritage and accusation shake a courtship tale
In a dramatic confrontation Mrs. Courtlandt accuses Sylphide of inheriting a slave lineage tied to her father Col. Courant. Sylphide pleads for truth as she contemplates adopting Leon to spare her future amidst a harsh ultimatum, while a backdrop of perilous polar expeditions and literary notes unfolds.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Lyons, Neb
Blan
Congress
Washington
C. W H. Dietrich
Nebraska
Dietreh
Summers
Philadelphia
London Dispatch
Julia St. George
St. Pancras
Pauline
Birbeary Irving
Plaza
Lincoln Park
Clitenee
Willams Hall
Tengier
Morocco
Atate
Pura
Murnia
Tora
Huy
Penngsylvania Bank
Reading
Pennsylvania Trust Company
Leigher
Dockery
Missouri
Odell
William Zeigler
Jeferson City
Agulney
Cole County Grand Jury
Batunday
Minnesota
Paul, Minn
Pnet
Agaln
Joseph Carringigue
Williausbridge
Tulian
Willinmistridge
Cool
Pueblo
Cole
Shove
District Court of Lis Sodings
Pueblo Title and Trust Company
First National Bank of Vietor
Louckout
Pittsburg
Paes
Laugier
Janesvilly
Morauen
Merocen
Tazu
Marcia
Otras
Pars
Kitchener
Simla
Dadian
Ler
Vane Mander
Mystieleters
Ty Fudia
Fools Creditorn
Sella
Sutilay
Watertue
Me Madden
Badtesiae
Epenet
Elese
Paige
Jd Tnidte Stalin Wwurth
Saoatin
Sondsig
Kecape
Elbrid
Ubenms Chiodes
Julian
Teedi
Dogre
Hunter
Bt. Louis
Thomas K. Barvety
Bt. Janke Coast of Appeals
John IP. Delan
Democratic City Central Committer
Palivepain
Frank Garrett
Gally
Sincionad Butehem
Citunati
Butchers
Tetve Etritek
Repheneg
Peter
Bayhead
Misy
York
Wilitientriitee
Sara Poly Iana
Baal, Dhadeitas Uscin Bretatedl
The
Mavedeniag Tender
Wild Sim Followers
Fies
Maeginevis Peiady
Min Madutey
Preity “Congress
Ronenen
Gosh
Oscar Conramont
Tual
Soutaibone Witla
Amile
Ian
Vinadel
Shaaven
Dalyatipin
Stepa
Diann
Tuieler
Missy
Viana
Kianes
Yens
Dugeon
Abe
Geradtanion
Leon
Aloe
Atthred Inrich
Courtlandt
Lily Winneg
Sulid
Manhans
Mira
Dewey
Col. Courant
Louisiana
Selplide
Liane
Suaoern
Charles Warren
Bret Harte
New York Times
Lhude
Hurte
Ant
Ulm
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