Indictments Against Rich Men Hit by Grand Jury
Grand jury in Coney Island and Brooklyn Jockey Club indicts top officials for violating New York anti betting laws. Names include WOK Vandergilt owner and Sehowder Parsons president along with others in managing board amid unclear trial timeline.
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Grand Jury
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Jockey Clu
New York State
Prettiy Mondas
Davolwe Gensitae Ber
Mies
SMN
Rachig
Painad
WOK
Vandergilt
Coney Dalam Dackey Ghab
Sehowder
Parsons Ba
Peabeaks Wetmore
Vatdepootary
Witehooek
Greg Carers von Schaumberg
Thome EL. Sanith
Pacts
The
Beard of Soyeriors
Marry Alexdude Bo
Decision 15 Against Walsh in Bank Funds Case
A legal decision finds Walsh guilty on charges of misusing funds at the Categua Nas tlopal Bank while serving as president. The defense contends him innocent and argues improper conduct by the prosecutor. The judge reads the verdict as the grand jury watches in the courtroom.
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Diterferra
Dude Hoaphres
Ballinger for Saving of Land
A lengthy policy statement discusses saving land and wealth through directed measures. It references profits and new authority to support western lands and hints at implementing policy for future steps. The text mentions Rouse and potential further authority if current efforts are blocked.
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Smerinimente
Onte Pines
Rouse
Admits Murder and Ablaze Confession in Pather Case
In a late night event near Sydney Net a wealthy farmer Anton Writptiehe is shot in the temple. Mrs Kropnicke is arrested and later cleared after her son Andrew Laevearmoldeon confessed the act. The boy retracts the confession stating he was not guilty.
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Anton
Sydney
Net
Wreck in IC Line Leaves One Dead and Dozens Hurt
A collision on the iron road killed one person and injured about twenty, with relief trains rushing medical aid. Reports say both trains traveled at high speed and agency crews worked to aid the injured as survivors searched for the missing in a town serving as a station.
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Petrelli
Dneludines
Barmer City
Tris
Canton
Willow Handicap and Sheepshead Races Highlight New York Circuit
In a busy racing card at Chavesend and Sheepshead Bay New York, TAvonta won the Willow handicap with notable pace while Laventa captured the eastern handicap at Sheepshead Bay. Weld im Memnttaal clocked a fast half mile in the Cumidhaim championship, and Atkin continued a string of frontrunning performances.
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Tavonta
Chavesend
N.Y
Dan Pateh
Laventa
Sheepshead
Talia Hoy
Sheepstiead
Pedogew Resort
Suredia
Uiataidie
Mars Duid
Perry Miartie
Rome
Noytie
Betogy Tate
Siona
Seer Predicts Harsh Winter Ahead at Equinox
Forecaster T Roberts of Danny VI claims a severe winter will arrive, based on equinox wind directions and readings from three days in late September. He disputes milder winter forecasts and notes two months lead time over usual prognosticators.
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T. Roberts
Danny
Reading
Girl Works Three Years as Boy in Cleveland Livery
A Cleveland girl posed as a Boy for three years working in a livery stable and handling heavy packages. She was arrested on a minor charge while employed by a grocer. She confessed to police that Lilian Hoffiman is Carry Roberts, stepdaughter of Gottlieb Meiers, and has returned to wearing girl clothes.
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Cleveland Youngs
Gerd Vers
Roberts
Cleveland
Lilian T Hoffiman
Gottlieb Meiers
D. Martin
Mob Storm Missoula Jail Demands IWW Release
About 2000 protesters led by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn of the Industrial Workers of the World surrounded Missoula county jail Montana demanding the release of twenty five IWW members arrested during a street demonstration. Police and sheriff deputies kept order as inflammatory speeches were made in the jail yard and from prison steps. Flynn was discharged from the police court and vowed to fill county jails with IWW members.
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Girl
Mouton Iaodustedal
Elizabeth Gurley Plynn
Industrial Workers of the World
Missoula
Mont
Gurley Bflyan
Assassins Try to Kill Czar Amid Palace Plot
St Petersburg dispatch reports a plot against the czar uncovered among palace workers repairing the palace for his return. The eldest son of a court joiner named Michalow has been arrested and compromising documents linked to the plot are said to be found.
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Padwee
St. Petersburg
Londo Standard
Cycar
Michaclow
Bankers Wife Attacked in Lansing Wood Shed
Mrs W G Scott of Lansing Michigan was bound gagged and suspended by a rope from a rafter in her wood shed after two masked men entered her home Sunday. They searched the house for money and fled after failing to find cash. Scott states one man resembled a man who had earlier called at her house pretending to be a detective.
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W. G. Scott
Lansing
Mich
le Ao Detec
Hearst Named for Mayoralty by Independence League
Hearst nominated for mayor at Cooper Union by the Independence League despite his pledge not to run. A 4,600-strong meeting adopted resolutions to form a five-member committee to pursue a full city county and borough ticket by petition.
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Independence League
New Yorker
William Randolph Hearst
New York City
George B. McClellan
Charles E. Hughes
Cooper Union
Compulsory Education Law Sparks Penalty Threats in Minnesota
The piece notes Minnesota’s new compulsory education law with penalties including possible imprisonment for noncompliance. It mentions a $25,000 fund endowment at Allegheny College and cites various university figures and domestic and national concerns about education, race, and governance. The report also covers deaths and dignitaries connected to academic institutions.
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Minnesota
Methodist Centenary Endowment Fund
Allegheny College
Mleadville
State University of Minnesota
Roorer
Washington
Poors
Nevi Pate
Great Evangelical Meetings Attract Crowds Across City
Attendees filled one venue tonight for a string of evangelical meetings led by noted preacher Gypay Siriik. The event featured music, prayer, and testimonies, drawing strong crowds and broad community excitement.
Mysterious Wedding: Clasie Webs and FPLASIST Tie Vague Knot
A garbled report describes a wedding officiated by Rev Dr Ja hell of Hartford. The bride’s attendant was Isa Jean Clemens. The groom wore a scarlet ranch gown and later plans to travel to Terlin with Mr Gab… The ceremony and details are unclear due to OCR errors, but mention of Oxford waivers and a notable concert figure Mr Gabrilowitsach is noted.
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Psy Lome Bear West
Ja Hell
Hartford
Isa Jean Clemens
Wis Leing
Cleeens Wes
Oxford Waivers
Forts City
Clongees
Terlin
Gabritewitseh
Gabrilowitsach
Germany
Prairie dogs die as government poisoner hits region
In the Southwest J W Holman is identified as a government poisoner killing prairie dogs. Over eight months more than 750000 have perished, with methods including poison placed at burrow entrances and baits fed to the pest. The man traps or shoots remaining animals, and Holman is paid about 110 cents per head.
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Southwear
J. W. Holman
Southweat
Holman
Republicans Carry Connecticut in Liquor Question Vote
In Connecticut on Monday elections were held in 162 towns and cities. Republicans won the liquor question and carried New Haven by about 500 votes with Frank Force defeating James B. Martin for mayor. Waterbury returned to Republican ranks after five years. Overall about 110 towns supported Republican officials versus 120 the year before.
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Connecticut
New Haven
Jorce
James B. Martin
Waterbury
Hold Man for Cain Crime and Related Arrests
A man linked to a Cain crime was arrested in Des Moines Iowa. Warrant status and charges involve attempts of committing arson and related offenses. Witnesses describe a shooting and a gas flow incident at a wharf area. Police report numerous suspects in custody as the case unfolds.
Railway fare talks in Cleveland long fight
Fragmentary notes describe a dispute over railway fares in Cleveland. References to judges, figures, and a possible decision are unclear but indicate a protracted debate and proposals affecting transport costs.
President seeks appointment to at West Point to boost cadets
Congress backing includes enlarging annual fund and adding 750 cadets by next spring. President proposes Hare as appointee to lead the plan.
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Hare
Congress
Cal
Scott
Rush for Free Dakota Lands Drives Massive Cheyenne Standing Rock Registration
Registration for government lands in the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock reservations began at midnight with a rush at six centers. Within an hour about 1800 people preregistered from across the United States. Mrs. Josemine Reed of Wabasha Minnesota was the 381st registrant in Aberdeen. Judge Witten oversees registration. arrangements for handling all preregistrants were completed in Aberdeen. Registration also began at Bismarck Lemmon and Le Beau.
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Cheyenne
Standing Rock
Cheyenne River
Dakotas
United States
New York
California
Josemine Reed
Wabasha, Minn
Aberdeen
Witten
Dudley Buck Dies at 70 in New Jersey Home
Dudley Buck, noted organist and composer of sacred music, died at his son’s home in West Orange New Jersey after returning from two years in Europe. Born in Hartford he studied at Leavenski Conservatory and achieved cantata fame at the centennial opening in Philadelphia.
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Paineus Orennist
Just Humercon Durape
Dudley Buck
Anl
West Orange
N. J
Europe
Mr. Buck
Hartford
Levnski Conservatory
Hae
Bhlindelmia
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