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Turbulent World News Mixed with Violent Incidents
A garbled OCR condensed list reports a range of events including arrests for corruption, a murder by electric chair, jail escapes in Mingo county, a fatal collision near Fort Lawton, and a bank of railway explosions. It mentions a failed investment association leadership, a burning tree rescue near the Chattahoochee line, and theft of postal receipts near Chicago.
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Divorce rates surge in major cities over twenty years
Census Bureau preliminaries show Chicago remains a leading divorce city while Philadelphia and Boston show faster growth. Cincinnati Kansas City and Indianapolis see large increases, with Chicago, Philadelphia, and Boston driving rising divorce rates. New York data are missing due to poor records. total divorces from 1887 to 1903 exceed 1.4 million applications filed since 1880, with about three quarters granted.
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Cincinnati
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TSS
Old Man Kills Four in Arrow Smith Murder Spree
Thomas Laldwin, 65, of Colfax, TL, fatally shoots Charles Wemnedy, his wife, Mrs. Simeon Eisman, and daughter Cora Eisman at their homes northwest of Arrow Smith in a carefully planned quadruple murder. Baldwin, claimed insane, also attacked Cora Eisman, his niece by marriage, after threatening earlier. He bought two revolvers and many cartridges and fled the Kennedys’ home before pursuing the Eismans. The victims died at the scene, while Cora and her mother attempted to escape. The case hinges on alleged insanity and premeditation.
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Thomas Laldwin
Colfax
Charles Wemnedy
Simeon Eisman
Cora Misman
Arrowsmith
Peldwin
Cora Eisman
Aldwin
Baldwin
Kennedys
Kennedy
Cora
Waldwin
Burlington to order ninety locomotives for different services
The Burlington system orders ninety locomotives with seventy five for trein pit and fifteen for passenger service. Blacksmiths and boiler makers on Gould lines were ordered out by officers to force a wage issue, with a return date set by last Monday.
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Burlington System
Trein
Gould
Southern Pacific Company
Central Pacific Railroad
California
Nevada
Utah
Mystery in Chicago Subtreasury Theft Revealed
A massive missing sum from the Chicago subtreasury triggers a federal probe led by Captain Porter as officials suspect a clerical ring. The notes describe steps in handling, possible misshipment theories, and Roosevelt ordering nationwide checks to curb future thefts.
Mrs McDonald in hospital as questioning of sanity continues
Mrs Mike McDonald wife of the former Chicago gambling king remains under arrest for Webster Guerin slaying. Jail physician says she is mentally deranged and has been since the shooting while authorities seek whether she was insane before the tragedy. Her attorney hints defense may hinge on her recollection and possible self defense or attack by Guerin.
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Fort Lawton
Wash
Ime Meitay
Frank Forlone
Margaret Rawler
New York City
Tam
Sing Sing
Furlane
George Granger
Guerin
Chicazo
Dora McDonald
Ffaff Mam
Trortlind
United States Mutil
South Water Street
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Mike” McDonald
Webster Guerin
McDonald
Deaths of Two Spanish Admirals Reported
The notices announce the deaths in Carta gena Spain of Vice Admiral Sanchez Ocana and Rear Admiral Martinez Iles cas. A grand jury is to investigate Jennings election frauds in Louisiana with the entire electorate of 310 summoned. Sir John L Walton Britain attorney general spoke in Leeds saying the House of Lords is out of harmony with modern democratic institutions.
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Spain
Sanchez Ocana
Martinez Ilescas
Jennings
Louisiana
John L. Walton
Britain
Leeds
House of Lords
Country's high death rate in 1905 exceeds any prior year
Census bureau figures for mortality in 1905 show 545,583 deaths from diseases across the United States, with a national death rate of 16.2 per thousand. Tuberculosis led the era’s deaths at 66,770, followed by pneumonia, while nephritis, cancer and diabetes rates climbed, and old age, bronchitis and scarlet fever declined. The ten-state registration area accounted for about 30.8 million people in 1900, representing 40.5 percent of the continental population.
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Ireland
Germany
Italy
England
Wales
Scotland
Netherlands
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Massachusetts
Michigan
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Stevens Quits Canal Job to Army Engineers
John F. Stevens resigns as president of the canal commission as the project shifts to army engineers led by Major G. W. Goethals. Senator J. C. S. Blackburn joins the commission while Stevens, a Chicago engineer, reportedly accepts a private construction post at double pay, citing fatigue over criticism.
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Panama Canal
John F. Stevens
Canal Commission
Stevens
G. W. Goethals
Engineer Corps
Army
J. C. S. Blackburn
Kentucky
John F. Wallace
Theodore P. Shonts
Wallace
Chicago
Rock Island Railroad
Nicaraguan Forces Take San Marcos de Colon
Nicaraguan troops stormed the fortified Honduran city of San Marcos de Colon, defended by Solomon Ordonez, the Honduran minister of war, who commanded a strong army. The capture marks a decisive shift in the regional conflict.
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San Marcos de Colon
Solomon Ordonez
Not Much to Say Bragg Plans Long Talk With Boss
A Philadelphia Press snippet features Bragg debating how to tell the boss his true thoughts. He asks how a long talk can occur if he simply tells what he thinks, reflecting workplace tension and communication gaps.
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Bragg
Philadelphia Press
Twice Told Testimony A Woman Finds Kidney Relief
Mrs Jane Farrell of Jersey City recounts using Deans Kidney Pills for backaches swelling puffiness and dizziness from kidney issues She says the pills restored her health and keeps her well The product sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
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Jane Farrell
Ocean Ave
Jersey City
N. J
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Lipton praised by reporter for Christmas cup idea
In a Christmas crowd Sir Thomas Lipton is praised by a New York reporter for a cup he offered to fishing boats. He jokes about giving a cup to the shopkeeper with the biggest Christmas trade and notes the vast, dexterous handling of seasonal shoppers. A Quincy bargain sale ends with a shopper injured and the clerk quipping about the store’s crutches.
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Thomas Lipton
New York
Quincy
Influence of each person on human happiness across ages
The passage asserts that no one can detach from humanity or escape the moral impact of their life. Every action affects others, shaping happiness now and for future ages, with every person surrounded by companions who rise or fall through their influence.
Postum Gold Prize Letters Draw 825 Boxes
A 1907 advertisement invites readers to submit honest experience letters about coffee to Postum Cereal Co. Prizes total 325 cash awards from $1 to $10, with close date June 1st, and judges chosen from outside the company. Readers are urged to write their real experiences and address letters to Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Postum
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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