Priest Shot at Catholic Altar in Denver Church
A priest named Father Leo Heinrichs was shot and killed during Mass at St. Elizabeths Catholic Church in Denver. Giuseppe Girariceto fired on the altar, wounded the clergyman and fled, then fought with Officer Daniel Croning before being captured. Crowds threatened vigilante action as the killer was detained.
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Leo Heinrichs
St. Elinabeth’s
Eleventh
Curtis Streets
Denver
Col
Ratheot
Giuseppe Girariaceto
Leo
Dianiel Croning
Giuseppe
Deadly crossing crash shocks Spring Valley community
A fatal grade crossing accident in Spring Valley New York killed nine members of prominent families and injured others. A party hiring horses for a basketball game was struck by an Ontario and Western express train near West Nyack after leaving a livery stable run by George Younes. Four died at the scene and others died or suffered serious injuries at Hoboken New Jersey hospitals.
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Spring Val Jen
N.Y
George Younes
Nyack
West Nyack
Ontario & Western Express
Phidkom County
Ilobokon
N. J
Panic Breaks at Tilbreek Hotel in Terre Haute
Panic erupted at the Tilbreek Hotel in Terre Haute Ind when a tire unknown cause lit a fire in the kitchen and an adjoining storeroom. Flames and water damage were confined to the kitchen area and a storeroom with property loss estimated at 1500 dollars as guests fled in alarm.
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Tire
Tilbreek Hotel
Terre Tfiunte
Ind
Ten Die In Tehran Riot During Muharram Procession
Ten people were killed and many injured, including several clerics, in a Tehran riot that occurred as a Muharram religious procession passed. The clashes took place in the streets during the early Mohammedan year, with casualties reported among bystanders and participants.
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Persia
Teheran
Edison Under the Knife at Manhattan Eye Ear and Throat
Inventor Thomas A. Edison is hospitalized at the Manhattan Eye Ear and Throat Hospital in New York City where doctors perform an operation to relieve his left ear trouble.
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Inventor Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Manhattan
N. Y.) Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
Washington Star Editor Dies After Friday Afternoon Dift
Crosby S. Noyes editor of the Washington Star died Friday afternoon in Pasadena California. Two in Urbana Ohio were killed when their carriage was struck by an Erie passenger train at a grade crossing. Their 10 year old daughter was fatally injured.
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Washington Star
Crosby S. Noyes
The
Pasadena
Cal
George Mauck
Urbana
Ohio
Erie
Big Ranch Sold to Indianapolis Buyer
The A. B. Clark ranch, a 20 700 acre Montana property described as one of the largest in the state, has been sold to W. H. Dye of Indianapolis Indiana.
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A. B. Clark
Montana
W. H. Dye
Indianapolis
Ind
Valley Flood Wreaks Havoc Across Regions
Floodwaters devastate the OI Valley and surrounding areas, forcing families to flee. Rivers like the Wabash and Ohio overflow, destroying homes, mills, and rail lines while rescuers fight to save stock and possessions amid widespread ruins.
Navy tests probe coast guard submarine power viability
fragmented text outlines a naval experiment to evaluate power output and dive capability of a submersible craft. references to Arkassisas fire, turret tests, protective systems, and theoretical feasibility discuss propulsion and safety concerns with limited readable specifics.
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Navy
Gieber
Ostaeis
Esisborg
Arkassisas
Stoessel Guilty of Port Arthur Surrender Brutal Trial Outcome
In St Petersburg a military court found Lieutenant General Stoessel guilty of surrendering Port Arthur. He received a death sentence with recommended imprisonment. General Fock was reprimanded for unrelated discipline. Smirnoff and Reiss were acquitted.
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Smirnoff
Reiss
St. Petersburg
Stoessel
Ffort
Genera Fock
Port Aerliur
Stoesse
Vrears
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Nicholas
Washington Heirs Claim Early President’s Ohio Land
The article reports discovery of a tract of land in Ohio linked to George Washington. His heirs, via Lawrence Washington, pursue ownership through courts with the aim to revert the property to Ohio as a national park. Family lines across descendants are described as they seek legal recognition.
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Washington
United States
Taree
Latel
Ohio
Lawrence Washington
Congressional Library
Qhio
George
Phis
Geos
Iis Tuotica
Prom
Coloma Sao Uate
Gout
Folie Apgruestine
Sen
Aldest
Cresss
Flood Devastates Pittsburg Halting Travel Across Regions
Floods sweep Pittsburg leaving hundreds homeless as waters swell. Severe weather disrupts rail and telecommunication lines across the Midwest and Northeast. Snowbound trains are rerouted or halted while roads become impassable in several states. Damages are expected to be heavy with stock losses mounting in Western states.
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Stowe
Freava
Onda
Wabash
Walter
Threa
Dinere
Jess
Thay
Tesco
Trdistra
Titis
Spottsville
Drewderbt
Frmi
Tts En Danke
Tao Strenschen Ff
Immigration Figures Show Decline at Cabinet Session
Secretary Straus told the President that January immigrant arrivals to the United States fell notably with Japanese arrivals down and total mainland and overseas arrivals at 971, a marked shift from 1907 figures. The discussion touched on research methods and the secrecy of findings intended for naval use.
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Detter
Cepithancer Vans Ter Dikelarze
United States
Enor Hoods
Staal Os
le Ulandp
Atomile
Tastee
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Mainland
Tawau
No Demand for Locomotives and Mixed War Trials
Amid plant cutbacks at Paterson New Jersey the Cooke and Rogers units of American Locomotive Works report furloughs as orders for new locomotives dry up. The piece also traces Stoessel’s trial and possible pardon after condemnation and notes a Jefferson County West Virginia background and a distant reference to property gifts tied to early American presidents.
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Cooke and Rogers
American Locomotive Works
Paterson
N. J
Workshop for Unemployed in New York City
At a meeting of fifty men in New York City a plan was approved to build a $21 000 home and workshop for worthy unemployed who are willing to work. The project aims to fund itself and separate earnest unemployed from vagrants. among 97 better class unemployed 80 were college graduates.
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New York City
der. Starvey Furbay
Chicago News Ties Reflect Trade Shifts and Economic Signs
The report notes mixed activity across Chicago markets with mentions of lending, retail trade, and wholesale stocks tied to harsh weather. It cites stronger farm and bank indicators, 64% higher bank clearings versus the prior year, and 41 district failures.
Widespread Storm Slows Trade and Grain Movement
New York reports widespread stormy weather depresses distributive trade and intercity mail flow, limiting grain movement to the market to a twenty two month low. Industrial operations in the Gihie and tributary waters are restricted, pinching trade and dampening prices across staple goods.
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Neveldries
Grain and live stock price report across multiple markets
Detroit and Buffalo cattle hogs sheep and lamb prices show varying bids from 1.0 to 5.85 for cattle and 3.50 to 4.50 for hogs. New York grain notes No 2 red wheat and corn at 62 to 68 cents. oats and butter values listed. Toledo and Milwaukee prices include No 2 mixed wheat and corn with modest ranges. Bleary OCR fragment details multiple markets and price bands.
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