Earthquake Strikes Chicago and Illinois Cities
An earthquake rattled Chicago early today with three tremors and panicked residents. Shocks extended to Joliet Aurora and as far south as Minnesota and Lake Michigan causing chimneys to fall, pavements to crack, and fires to start in Aurora.
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Gale Wreaks Havoc On Peoria Riverfront Boats
A terrific gale on the Illinois riverfront in Peoria caused about fifty thousand dollars in damage to motorboats. Dozens of vessels capsized and many were torn from their moorings and swept away across the riverfront area.
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Illinois River
Witnesses in George Graham murder case cited by Estill Jones
A new witness, Ksilt Jones, claims to have accompanied John Bailey the informant against George Graham during the murder of EJ Gorge, a former Tazewell county clerk. He is jailed in Princeton after a Beaver Pond raid incident. His credibility is questioned, and fresh evidence would affect Graham’s conviction prospects.
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Ksilt Jones
Beaver Pond
Charley Mitchell
Princeton
John Bailey
George Graham
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EJ Gorge
Tazewell County
Jones
Mulley
Beaver High School Holds First Annual Literary Contest
The Beaver High School will conduct its first annual literary contest at the Elks Opera House Friday evening at 4 30 o clock. Next Monday night the grades will present an entertainment featuring pupils. In town is Right Reverend Patrick John Donahue bishop of Wheeling visiting Rev R Olivier returning from Pirietol Tenn
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Pirietol
Tenn
Millionaire opens yearlong free beer hall to mock dry county
Glasgow Missouri in May 26 coverage details John Morrison Fuller bank president runs a personal liberty hall offering free beer to all for twelve months to test Prohibition laws. The scheme attracted all social strata but failed to sway locals. After a year the hall closed leaving Glasgow dry and the experiment deemed a failure. Despite open access and no Sunday limits, beer consumption showed no rise and even declined. Morrison Fuller faced charges but was discharged as authorities lacked applicable conviction grounds under local option statutes.
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Missouri
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Provisions Thief Arrested After Infant Garment Discovery
Size Bailey, sister of John Bailey, jailed at Princeton amid a riot of rumors about her, was fined 96.80 by Recorder Crockett and warned of thirty days in jail for default. Chief George K. Newkirk arrested her afternoon for robbing the Phelps residence refrigerator, found with infant garments in a hamper basket and other provisions hidden inside.
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Size Bailey
John Bailey
Princeton
George Grahham
Tazewell
George
George K. Newkirk
Phelps
Oppo~ Jatte
Size
Recorder Crockett
Chief Newkirk
Operators Refuse Demands In Appalachian Mine Strike
In Charleston West Virginia May 26 1909 more than 6000 organized miners in Kanawha coal field walked out in protest over contract terms. Operators refuse to grant concessions and only Paint Creek Standart Splint Great Kanawha Eureka and Clay coal properties continue operations. National UMW officials expected to decide next steps as district 27 members receive a May 24 1909 notice urging stoppage after May 25 unless new contracts similar to recent ones are offered.
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W. Va
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United Mine Workers
Kanawha
Paint Creek Collieries Company
Standart Splint Coal Company
Great Kanawha Colliery Company
Eureka Colliery Company
Clay Coal Company
United Mine ‘Workers
Man Falls From New BuildingFrames Injuries In Bluefield
An unknown white man about 85 fell from the second door of the new Martin building on Hluefeld avenue in Bluefield this afternoon, breaking his jaw dislocating facial bones and losing all front teeth. He was unconscious and carried to Dr Edwin Hagley's office and then to St Luke's Hospital. A stranger from New Jersey, he was seeking work. the paper could not learn his name at press time.
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New Jersey
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Chicago Poverty Triggers Taft Cornerstone Absence
Chicago May 26 municipal poverty forces abandonment of plans to invite President Taft to attend the laying of the new city hall cornerstone. city cannot afford a proper celebration.
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Chicago
Taft
Presen
Banquet Honoring Capt McCullough At Altamont Motel
A grand banquet tonight at 9:50 at the Altamont Motel celebrates Captain McCullough, winner of a Washington Herald popularity contest. Harold A. White to present a gold watch. extended invitations list many officials and railroad personnel, with a large turnout of friends and supporters.
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Eveloek
Norfolk
Harold A. Itite
Elty
McCullough
L. B Heynolds
Altamont
J. T. Hamilton
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King's Colors Win the Derby at Bysum Downs
Londo May 26 Minom King Edward's horse won the classic derby today with Jones riding at Bysum Downs. This marks the first time the big color has swept to victory in a derby, though Prince of Wales won twice before ascending the throne.
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Outsized Local Notes on People and Sales
Roanoke visitors and city residents are listed visiting friends in the area including Mrs W T Leffel from Springville Va Mrs Bernie Heller and family back from Philadelphia Miss Elizabeth Strother of Giles County and Miss Lillie Stimson head nurse at St Luke's take vacations in Virginia. The Elixir of Dreams will be shown at Lyric theatre on May 27 with hand colored film and discount coupons from the Leader ending.
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Philadelphia
Turks
Roanoke
Lowla T. Winston
Bristol
Pocahontas
Max Greenberg
Cohen
B. Saunders
Graham
Waa
Moira
J. W. Leedy
Hicksville
Pearl Khm
Preston Street
Elizabeth Strother
Giles County
D. Ad French
Virginia
J. H. Kelster
Lillie Stimson
St. Luke's
Bland County
J. T. Beard
Berwin
Pearl Witt
Athens
D. Lucas
Avenue Hotel
Lucas
Lyric Theatre
Panig in the Chicago Pit Panics Over May Wheat
May wheat in Chicago’s pit surged as Janes A Patten defender of the wheat position challenged Pittsburg baron investors led by Henry Frick The market saw shorts panic buy up to 125 1 4 per bushel with experts predicting a possible rise to 140 per bushel before Saturday’s 12 30 pm close If May wheat reaches 150 dollars Patten predicted many insiders will be surprised
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Chicago
Janes A. Patten
Mayin
Pittsburg Steel Barona
Joe Patton
Henry ©. Frick
Pate Ten
Shorts
Jhegan
Davenport and Wife Separate Incompatibility Cited
York May 26 Friends of Mr and Mrs Homer Davenport were surprised by news of their separation. The famed cartoonist said in an interview there is no scandal, attributing the split to incompatibility of temper.
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Homer Davenport
Watt
McEnery Bolts To The Protectionists
Washington May 26 The senate is hearing Senator McEnery of Louisiana on the tariff bill. McEnery has bolted to the protectionists and joined their ranks during the debate on the measure.
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Washington
Judge Henry Goover Connor Confirmed for North Carolina Nominations
Wanningtnn on May 26 reports the senate confirmed Judge Henry Goover Connor of Wilson North Carolina for the term ministries. The nomination was supported by Senator Overman and backed by the Democrat party.
Mine Inspector Nicholson Transferred to New District
Deputy mine inspector Nicholson has been moved to this district and will base at Muefield with his family reside at 126 Haleigh Terrace. He will oversee local mine safety operations and report to the state department.
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Ym. Nicholson
Thi District
Muefield
Haleigh Terrace
Pocahontas Firemen's Bazaar Draws Crowd in Bad Weather
Pocahontas Virginia reports a lively firemen's bazaar despite poor weather. Capt Miles Carey won a congregate cake presented by Fred Dayrhauer, with Hoyler's candies prize going to Fire Co. No. 1. Notables such as Col. James Atwood Jones and Chas S Thorne attended while Judge John Roberts returned from Tazewell.
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Mary
Oremen
Miles Carey
Fred Dayrhauer
Pocatontas Cole Hleties
Hoyler
Fire Co. No. 1
M'lee Carey
Ur Mex Irving
Cooper
Col
Janen Atwood Jones
Ata
Glasscork
West Virginia
Thorne
Philadelphia
Compeq
Stuart M. Hues
Bramwell
John Roberts
Tazewell
Geo
Landon Wan Wi Koy
Hie
C BK Shaw
Heistel
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