Deport polygamist Hongkong man seeks medical aid
Robert Hu Ting Bosman, a Hong Kong millionaire with two wives and three children, arrived in San Francisco from the Orient aboard a Korea-bound steamer. A special inquiry board will decide if he may enter the United States. he may be admitted for medical treatment with one servant, but his five wives and three children face banishment. He admits polygamy. his father is Dutch and his mother Chinese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hu Ting Bosman
Hong Kong
Childeen
Saint Francisco
Orient
Korea
Uney
Special Board of Inquiry
Hosman
Sayin
Washington
Horsman Nas
Rosman
Haongkeng An
Unemployed Convenes in New York for National Conference
An extraordinary gathering formed in New York on Monday with delegates from across the country to convene a four day conference. They arrived by freight car and dust road express to form the first national convention of the unemployed led by de Hinds Hew of St. Louis. Notable figures Roosevelt Bryan Taft and John E. Edmondson were invited to speak but excused themselves. The scheduled focus was the health of the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treaklwsins
Fao
New York
Une Organtizatimn
de Hinds Hew
St. Louis
Useuilinsarthe Hobo
Roosevelt
Uryan
Taft
Johu E. Tedmond
Slaugusti in Coal Mines Reported High Fatalities
US coal mines saw 2,055 deaths and 14,140 injuries in the past year, per the Washington geology survey. The death toll exceeded the previous year by 1,033 and is deemed the worst on record, though reports from several states were incomplete due to missing mine inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washigton
D.C
Earl
Actor Joseph Wheelock Dies of Heart Disease in New Jersey
Veteran stage figure Joseph Wheelock died at his home in New Jersey from heart disease. He was once a prominent member of the Thmders of the Actors and served as Amelia Wad's first president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Whelock
Joseph Wheelock
New Jersey
Turouse
New York
Mr Wheelock
Lame
Amelia Wad
Doctor Jills Burglar Killed by Chicago Doctor
A masked burglar armed with a knife was killed Tuesday in Chicago by Dr Adolph Guhermann of 816 Falis Avenue. The physician died three times, and no clues identifying the assailant were found by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jills
Chicago
Adolph Guhermann
Falis Avenue
Phyatcian
News from the Fleet Dispatches on Atlantic News Passage
General Smith received a telegram Monday from Zambeugiy indicating the Atlantic News was expected to pass through the Bavilan channel Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. The repair hibp Panther followed the Bardi channel by route to Manila.
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Smith
Zambeugiy
Atlantic News
Manila
Sioux City Live Stock Market Report
Sioux City market round up reports Monday livestock quotes with hogs at 550 dollars and notes on general market conditions. Brey ae50 appears as a listed item amid uncertain phrasing but hog prices are confirmed at 550 dollars.
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Sious City
Sioux Lily Hye
Brey
Train Robbery in St Petersburg Reported by 30 Men
A Russian train robbery is claimed to have been carried out by about thirty men near St Petersburg. No official tally of the loot is given, but estimates place the value between 59,000 and 100,000 dollars. Authorities have not confirmed exact amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AS. Petersburg
Ue Associated Blacksmiths’ Society of Great Britain
Belfast
Ireland
Car Collision in Brooklyn Claims Fatal Casualty
A Brooklyn trolley collision Monday left a person fatally injured and others wounded. Police and emergency responders attended the scene as investigators began assessing the crash factors and neighboring traffic disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Indiana Legislature Votes On Local Option Result Surprises
In a dramatic Saturday session the county local option law passed 65 to 45, with six Democrats and four Republicans crossing party lines. Temperance workers filled the hall, cheers erupted as supporters and Speaker Branch received congratulations, and many were moved to tears by personal pressures and political crises.
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Indiana
Hall of Representatives
DAL Erfed
Speaker Branch
Ist
Boat Disaster Drowns Seven In Chicago River Cruise
Seven men drowned when a party of eight aboard a sunken pleasure craft on the Calumet River near One Hundred Twenty Ninth Street South Chicago after the boat struck a support of a bridge. A rescue and ambulance response followed as swift currents and darkness hampered search efforts. Albert Westgren, a survivor, aided by the rescue, mourned by the loss of John Frick, his brother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Nt Street
Chicago
Pathead
Gavin Tad
Ute
Int Pont
Albert Westgren
Ougtady
John Frick
Fires Ravage Adirondacks As Wind Fanned Blaze
Reports from Utica New York describe forest fires sweeping the Adirondacks with strong winds. Dozens of villages and outbuildings are threatened or destroyed, including Long Lake West with about 100 residents. Damage runs into thousands of dollars, with the railroad station and a large storehouse at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uilea
N.Y
Pr Webh
Nehassene
Athen
Russian students strike at St Petersburg university
Disorder breaks out at a St Petersburg university as a student meeting attends 1 000 attendees and adopts a resolution calling a student strike in protest against education ministry measures. Officials and organizers vow continued action as tensions rise in the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg University
Oa Minke
Gut Tlussia
Tee
Tes
ST. Seliwiae
King Alfonse Vielts Carries Message Across Paris
King Alfonse Vielts Carrie Alfonse of Spada arrived in Paris Saturday. He met Sunday with President Fallleris then conferred with Premier Clemenceen and Foreign Minister Plehon about the Moroccan situation. Accompanied by Queen Victoria he left four Manuel wadasy evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Alfonse
Spada
Paris
Fallleris
Clemenceen
Night Warning Posts Hit Local Guns and Plants
Unknown groups warned night riders and posted notices near several guns and plants. Officials say threats could prompt action if activity continues, with authorities monitoring sites and advising caution until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenethen
Ure Ginners
American Warships in Action Near Yla Harbor
Reported naval engagement involving the cruiser Tene J flagship of the second fleet under Admiral Sebree. Other vessels including Washtasnen, Whipple, Hopkins Wave, and Wed and Aye engaged in damage control and defensive maneuvers amid ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn Veseele
Tene
Mvto
Jtenar Aseniral Sebree
Washtasnen
Whipple
Hopkins
Oklahoma officials refuse to extend thief area plan
County commissioner of Ali Koges county rejects extending the tract by the Trabrbe Obed Gare range to expand their power line project. Local leaders say they will pursue alternative routes despite the setback and public opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali Koges
Kia
Te Tewecgade
Une
Manila’s Cholera Fears Halt Naval Celebration Plans
Manila faces cholera concerns as Secretary of the Navy halts plans for ashore entertainment aboard ships arriving from overseas. Despite weeks of decoration, lights, and a four month, 250-person effort, officials fear cleaning the city before the fleet arrives is impossible. The return from Japan remains a possible alternative outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motealf
Manila
Lave
Puetpomenaert
Une
Japan
Santi
Fire Roars Through Fond du Lac Churches and Homes
A massive midnight fire swept Fond du Lac Wisconsin causing extensive damage to St Joseph church and nearby homes. High winds and heat hampered firefighting as Congregational Presbyterian and St Peter Lutheran churches burned. The blaze destroyed multiple structures and left property losses around 250 000 dollars with several buildings severely damaged.
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Wisconsin
Pond du Lac
St. Joseph Churen
St Joseph's Church
Baty, Ouie
Surs Elkins' Son A New York Actress Sues for Damages
Louise Lonslaly, a New York actress, sues Ghune Bikhix, youngest son of Senager Stephen Mybtkine, in federal court for 100000 damages on breach of promise to marry. The case names Elkins as a relative and involves reactions from the social circle. A summons was served on Yome Elkins at Rikite to appear and answer. The defense claims no promise was ever made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philipp W.va
Louise Lonslaly
Ghune Bikhix
Stephen My Btkine
Lis
Ison
Katherine Elkins
Yome Elkins
Rikite
Equat
Cmd
Akarry
Railway Collision Near Helena Causes Heavy Losses
A morning Helena Montana crash between a Northern Pacific passenger train eastbound and a freight train resulted in many fatalities. The exact death toll varies in reports, with estimates around twenty five dead and several injuries. The wreck involved the passenger engine and cars, shocking onlookers as crews battled to manage the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Palrt
Hier
Shaw
Theian Cork Chater
Forest Fire in Em bolt county area devastates 20000 acres
A northeastern part of Em bolt county, Wak, suffered a forest fire that burned about 20,000 acres. Officials estimate losses at least 2,004,000 dollars with fatalities reported. Two men are known to have perished in the conflagration.
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Paire
Embolt County
Wak
Dutte
Death of Frank De Haas Robison Prominent St Louis Baseball Owner
Frank De Haas Robison, owner of the St. Louis Navanat baseball club and noted promoter, died suddenly at his Cleveland home. The longtime sports figure was a key figure in early American baseball.
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Prank de Maas Hobison Dent
Frank de Haas Robison
St. Louis Navanat Baseball Club
Cleveland
Cholera Epidemic In Manila Shows Diminishing Toll
Reports indicate the cholera outbreak in Manila has peaked and is waning. Daily case averages have fallen to under thirty with a low death rate, suggesting improvement in the city’s health crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cholerst Deing
Manila
Untitled fragment hints at Confederate air threat in New Orleans
A garbled OCR fragment references possible air raid or safety concerns in New Orleans on a Friday, mentioning Confederate imagery and general wartime risk, but readable specifics are limited. The text preserves names and places with uncertain context.
Tragic infant drowning near Middlemar farm
A infant daughter of J. O. Middlemar, a local farmer, drowned after falling into a pond near their farm. Neighbors and authorities found the child after the accident, with the event prompting a swift response from the community.
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J. O. Middlemar
Cal to Sarton Bake in currency competition at Washington
Fragmentary report notes a currency competition at Washington with unclear references to Hatlonad bards and a hunted sop title 5. Names and specifics are not clear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Decision in favor of mine workers sparks fund focus
Judge Wileovkaon in Ripwarney ruled Thompson vs the Tow a Mine Wath erg of America case in favor of mine workers. The decision highlights a nearly $900,000 benevolent fund and a tax assessment of $10,000 over years, with Maj. Lage hired to defend against taxes. The ruling could influence labor action and fundraising for defense and charity.
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Pavar
Javbor Valon
Wileovkaon
Ripwarney
Ese
Thompson
Towa
Watherg
America
Mifne
Uekas Jouge
Maj
Lage
Aati
Man from Sue county in St Louis case linked to fraud offer
A stranger in St Louis was approached by a wealthy farmer from Boyer Valley near Sue City offering $2.55 to bite, later identified as Pred Stephan. He traveled to Sue City, drew $16 from a Sacly Dank, then left the county without revealing motives or plans. His long absence worried his family, who fear potential self-harm and note past attempts to end his life. He is over 60 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Sue County
St. Louis
Stephan
Boyer Valley
Tin Ahip
Sue City
Stephen
Suc City
Sacly
Miner Frozen to Death in September Cold
A miner named Joe Lancer died from freezing near Wasteless Roadside after a quarrel turned fatal and local officials report the temperature fell rapidly overnight. Dr Boreham’s examination notes indicate body findings consistent with freezing death, the town recording this as the only such case on record for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawa
Physle
Wreck Strikes Central Freight Train at Abbott
Head on collision on the Abbott to Abner Town Central freight line early Sunday morning injures one engineer slightly while another engineer and a new crew member are injured as two engines are wrecked and seven cars demolished.
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Cory
Indwo
Abner Town Central Freight Tran
Abbott
Morohig
Doties Elden
Oskatoorns
Aly
Trannibal
Bank planning in Mason City to replace City National Bank
Announcement from Mason City notes a stock company forms with three stockholders of City National Bank to erect a new bank building at State and Main, the site recently acquired for 60000 dollars. The structure is valued at 75000 to 100000 dollars depending on features and finishes, with expected neighborhood impact and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flue Bank Wals
Deltite
Mason City
Organia Thon
AoLong
City National Bank
Bank Pallding
State
Main Streets
College Girl Selected for Field Representation
A misread notice states Josie Ve Ankeny of Stripeon College was chosen by Une freyity to represent the college in a field event. The college backs her with support and aims to contribute her entire salary, while Miss Ankeny awaits an appointment under W FLOMOS of the M B church for a project in south china in November.
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Josie Ve Ankeny
Une Freyity
Stripeon College
Miss Ankeny
Eal
W. Flomos
M. B. Church
Polot
South
China
Durant County arm to replace burned structure at Woodbury farm
A fire-damaged wing at the Woodbury County poor farm is slated for immediate replacement with a new, modern building funded by the county board of supervisors. A separate Des Moines report notes a bride of months died from a morphine overdose. her husband, a loankeeper, faced accusations related to the drug habit.
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Durant County
Woodbury County
Wriday
Board of Supervisordc
Ghee County
Nee
Max Steinfeldt
Des Moines
Daahulty
Tragic Runaway Injury Reported in Taylor Township
A runaway carriage incident near Center Biren bridge in Taylor Township left Mrs A Cotton of New Orleans severely injured, with a broken knee and possible internal damage. Her husband Albert Cotton and Mrs Cottons sister in law survived with shock and minor injuries as bystanders aided the distressed family. The accident involved a traction wagon overturning and dragging the victims before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delp Nietad
Dnjurton
Maccaneltows
Rae Vently
Aylor
Hia
Abert Cotton
New Orleans
Tas
Aly Cotton
Cotton
Atre
Mir Cotton
Boom-O-Ttumwa Electrics Proposes Interurban Link
A plan seeks to connect Otumwa and Centerville via a new interurban line extending from Berk to transport junctions. The project includes track construction near Moulton and a Wabash route, with local promoters aiming for formal steps within weeks and public notices along the city outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centervia
Ouran
Bedi
Otuinia
Centerville
Berk
Transportastion
Ubatban
Wabash Rattrauid
Centervill
Monomerchuitt Club
Cupreypandence
Severa
Olliwa
Taos
Rasive Euds
Ehly Wlan
Indictments Hit Grief Knots In Toler Murder Case
In Marshalltown a jury indicted Tater for first degree murder in the Toler murder case that saw George W. Davies killed by a gunman on duty. The trial drew surprise as another state case charged two men with double charges related to the Dos Moles Malt couse pips fearTwainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Grind Ducy
Toler
Marshalltown
Tater
George W. Davies
Milk supply short drought ends dairy shipments
The dairymen of Rock River area report dry weather reducing milk output. Cremeries have cut bids for this week due to one third supply and rising prices. Pastures are parched, cows lack forage, threatening local milk and cream business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tock Rophis
Hia
Mayor of Rock Ragdds Warns Patrons Over Water Contamination
Mayor Bradley announces a precautionary water advisory after tests show slight contamination from a walker sample taken from the city mains. The source has been identified and removed, and the town reaffirms its commitment to water purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tock
Wars Ange
Bradley
Rock Ragdds
Mn Saiple
Walker Tnken
Alwayes
WaquA Named VOI Judge Attend Democratic Convention Des Moines
Waqua named as choice for judge at the Des Moines Democratic convention held Thursday night. Capt. W. H. C. Jaqua of Ottumwa was nominated for the office of Justice of the Supreme Court to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Justice Charles A Bishop. The event featured a speech by a white man, Bepper of Masentine, and spanned a brief, tightly packed program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Slaines
Des Moines
Koo
C. Jaqua
Ottumwa
Supreme Court
Chas. A. Bishop
Bepper
Threshing Fire Destroys Grain Setup Near Rolfe
A grain threshing setup burned five four miles northwest of Rolfe after sparks from the engine ignited the straw. The incident damaged equipment belonging to Andrew Simonson and Glenn Sanders while a nearby field was scorched. Fire crews battled the blaze but the grain setting was destroyed.
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Gus
Rolfe
Andrew Simonson
Glenn Sanders
Fwo
Death notices from California and South Dakota events
A garbled report notes Calvin Thornton died in California and references Dew Maines. It mentions prominent local figures and a band, with scattered names including Lave on Clatins and Leslie B. Dani, plus a South Dakota connection and a parade at Mancons Held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Dew Maines
Calvin Thornton
Fuxeden
Cal
Thornton
Lave
South Dakota
Eholme
Lestey B. Dani
Wilts Owl
Rath Booth
Mancons
Ware
Dex Maburs
Unions Fight For Wages Amid Global Strikes And Protests
Barbers, carpenters, and iron workers report rising tribulations as unions claim large funds and push for wage gains. Strikes ripple from Wolverhampton to Montreal while Belgian and American unions organize for stronger protections. Authorities end some actions after clashes. in Denmark eight hour work demands trigger stoppages, and in the U S miners’ strike ends as governors ban fines on protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swansen Carpentere
Joluera Barenade
Auarter
Olivigts
International Brass Molders’ Union
Orate Iselin
MMH
Sacramento
Cal
Denmark
Daily Prey
Weir
Panpere Snodhe Uutitry
Frick Coke Company
Utteburz
Neek
Hun
Hungary
Vungary
Jabar Uoions
Jan Pouren
Philadelphia
Russia
Teltione
Pouren
Tewis
United Mine Workers
Tirmingham
Ala
Gov. Comer
Dunmore
Scranton
Dennaylyauth Coal Company
Beveru
Newfoundland
Owl
Wyortnhig
Yeneh
Minn
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N. Ie Lioed
Deport
Ricu Hongkong
San Francisco
Slauguti
Lake
Adirondacks
Monnaiths
King Alfonse Vielts
Carrie
Americnan
Yla
Oklahoma
Fond DU Lac
Surs Elkins
OWA State News
MINES
Rangietiue
Miner
Towa Cention
Morehart
Waehop
Dubui
Wits
The
Harmony Society
Mare
Hart
Indianola
West Union
Whitbeek Werder
Yeritets
Walter Whithawk
Tnd
Stig Wonpre
Jidpa Dreier
Pea Mofnes
Boom O'Ttumwa Electrics
Aughter
Aleet
Waqua
Voi
Barbers’ Protective Union
Ran Rancleco
Fora
Mibourg
Auarcan
Ue Boot and
Whoo Workers’ International
Iis
American Federation of Labor
Marge
N. D
Wolverhampton
Hing
International Brotherhood — of Painters and Decorators of America
Hs Ihe
U.esince
San Meanelsea
Hialy
Montreal
Canada
Knights of Labor
Vurt Scott, Kun
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