Night Riders Guilty in First Degree Murder Verdict
Jury convicts Garrett Johnson Tid Burton Voy Tannen Fred Pinion Arthur Clear and Sam Applewhite of murder in the first degree at Union City Tennessee. Six defendants face possible death as the court contemplates sentences and a new-trial motion is set for Saturday amid juror illness and dramatic courtroom moments.
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Union City
Tenn
Garrett Johnson
Tid Burton
Voy Tannen
Fred Pinion
Arthur Clear
Sam Applewhite
Oret
Ste
Grief and Aid After Typhoid and Earthquakes Reach Reggio
A report from Mersina warns of typhoid and dysentery dangers in Rome’s ruined districts and aftershocks in Reggio. Ambassador Grivcom presented the steamer Bayern to King Victor Emmanuel, carrying American relief to Messina. Thirteen thousand refugees, many wounded, seek care. US gunboat Scorpion sails from Naples with sterilized milk and supplies.
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Mersina
Rome
Memning
Reggio
Almont
Torford
Victor Giaomauguel Tucadnay
Ambarciutoe Gr
Napie
United States
Scorpion
Naples
Tuesaday
Messina
Poor Boys Are Cremated in Frosty Home Fire
Four boys aged up to 14, sons of Christ Lee near Rice Lake Wisconsin, died in a house fire early Thursday. Mr and Mrs Lee and two younger children escaped in night clothes as the thermometer showed 32 degrees below zero. Mrs Lee and two children collapsed a quarter mile from a neighbor’s house, the husband carrying the three. one son suffered frozen feet.
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Sons of
Christ Lee
Rice Lake
Wile
Vanderbilt Ordered to Pay $100 in Seine Court
The civil court of the Seine in Purie rules Harold S and Vanderbilt must pay $100 to peasant Gulgard for injuries from Vanderbilt’s automobile near Nilec. Vanderbilt had already voluntarily given the man 500.
Train Collision Kills One and Injures Three Near Kansas City
One man is dead and three others injured after a wreck on the Missouri Pacific railroad eleven miles east of Kansas City. An Inca passenger train struck the caboose of a freight train, which had derailed on the tracks.
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Missouri Pacific
Kengas City
Bowl Wrecks 9 Saipan Incident On Twenty Second Street
A destructive blast damaged a saloon on Twenty second street when a bomb thrown by Arunkmowr struck the building. The explosion partially wrecked the premises and affected surrounding areas. Police began investigations to identify the attacker and secure the scene.
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Arunkmowr
John Morrie
Twenty-second Street
Cut Eugo
Sioux City Live Stock Prices Report
Sioux City quotations show Top Heeves at 6.00 and Top hogy at 5.95 per unit in Thursday market activity.
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Sioux City
Top Heeves
Texarkana Blaze At Cassidy’s Saloon Sparks $200,000 Loss
Shortly after midnight a fire damaged Cassidy’s Saloon in Texarkana Arkansas along with Hayden Dry Goose company and BR I Chatfield Hardware establishments. Initial estimates place the loss at about $200,000 with investigators reviewing the scene.
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Hayden Dry Goose Company
BR. I. Chatfield Hardware Company
Cassidy
Texarkana
Ark
Movements of Warships Arrive at Strategic Port
Battleships Georgia New Jersey and Nebraska have arrived at the port amid naval movements. The ships are positioned for potential duties in the region as tensions rise and fleet maneuvers continue nearby.
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Georgia
New Jersey
Nebraska
Wit and Parson Tur Through Records of 2800 Marriages
The Rev Alfred Harrison Tur troughs of Bristol Tennessee known as the wit and parson closed 1908 with 2811 marriage ceremonies in eighteen years. He built a hotel with twenty rooms including a bridal chamber to entertain couples and still maintains his umbrella service for brides and grooms from Virginia as they marry in Tennessee under lenient laws.
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Alfred Harrison Turtroughs
Bristol
Tenn
Virginia
Did He Exceed Authority In Board Of Pure Food
The House Committee on Agriculture investigates whether Secretary Wilann exceeded authority in creating the board of pure fond referees and if his action aligns with the spirit of the law in setting aside 100000 dollars for the board’s work. He will be questioned when he testifies.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Board of Pure Fond Referees
Hiw
House Committee On Agriculture
Wilann
Cheyenne Burns Voyage Trial Reaches California Ports
The United States monitor Cheyenne, outfitted with oil burning furnaces, left San Francisco on Tuesday bound for southern California. The trip, lasting about three months, aims to test fuel effects on boiler performance during an experimental voyage.
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United States
Cheyenne
Wyoming
San Francisco
California
Carrie Nation to Appear on London Stage Tonight
Carrie Nation will perform at a London music hall as part of a vaudeville syndicate engagement. The program promises a series of lectures and a chance to advance her cause, with assurances of courteous and attentive treatment for the audience and participants.
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Carrie Nation
London
Fire gut Bollington mill and timber plant in Monday blaze
A major fire ignited at the Prufet Bound Mill and Timber Company at Bollington Washington on Monday night destroying the shingle mill and mill complex. Estimated loss 415000 with 150000 insured. One man W L eveland Gow filer died and several others escaped with injuries. Fire believed started from a hat box.
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Prufet Bound Mill, and Timber Company
Bollington
Wash
W. LL
Eveland
Gow
Forewaker to Transfer From Senate to Legal Role
After March 4 activation of Senator Forewaker will move from the United States Senate to the cout. No definite plan has been set but it is believed he will serve as attorney for Brownville soldiers challenging the president's action in court.
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Forewaker
United States Senate
Cout
Brownville
George L. Sheldon
State House
Roosevelt letters on steel merger defy senate inquiry
President Roosevelt informs the senate that he approved the absorption of the Terhemec Coal and Iron Company by United States Steel and instructed Attorney General Bonaparte not to answer questions about prosecutions. He says it is not within the senate’s authority to demand reasons from the head of an executive department. The exchange stems from a resolution by Ponter Caliberson.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Terhemec Coal and Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Bonaparte
Ponnter Calberson
Steel
Tenner
Menards
Congress
United States
Powers Warn China Over Yuan Shi Kal Dismissal
The American British and Japanese ministers press a strong attitude toward the prince regent to prevent actions that might threaten peace after the dismissal of Grand Councillor Yuan Shi Kal in Pekin. German Russian and French ministers show no clear instructions and watch developments. Chinese officials warn that inquiries about Yuan Chi Khi treatment by legations would be unwelcome and say Beijing is prepared to receive foreign representations.
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Yuan Shi Kal
Pekih
Ching
Yuan Chi Khi
Fire Tears Through Springfield Business District
A Wednesday blaze in Springfield Missouri destroyed the Baldwin Theater building and damaged several business district structures, including the Colonial Hotel badly. The fire caused about a quarter of a million dollars in losses and injured Wire Chief Kanada. An explosion in the theater basement, a five story building housing offices and the theater, sparked the blaze. over 200 hotel guests fled to the street with no serious injuries reported.
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Springfiell
Springfield
Baldwin
Kanada
Merger End Fights in Motion Picture War
A $15,000,000 merger will end a long running moving picture war. The plan aims to crowd out about half of the industry’s competition and shift sales to rental only through the Prices Services association.
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Piim Services Association
Cites Free Trade Support In Trade Policy Debate
John W. Cates joins advocates for free trade in drew cod and dumb er remarks to Speaker Cannon. He backs placing articles on the floor and argues a 60 percent cut in the steel schedule will not hurt iron and steel manufacturers nationwide.
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John W. Cates
Thoay
Gates
Telegraphic lines to run Chicago to Pacific Main Route
A plan proposes operating the Chicago to Pacific main line by telephone instead of telegraph. Estimated cost is about 62 million, with further funds expected for expansion and maintenance.
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Atchinon
Topela
Santa Me
Refugees Face New Dangers From Starving Dogs
Reports describe dogs around Mon Sina gnawing corpses and attacking refugees, driven by hunger and dehydration. The starving animals have become a new hazard for the evacuating population amid the Earthquake crisis.
Guthrie Under Scrutiny in Pittsburg Graft Inquiry
Pittsburg mayor George W. Guthrie faces increased public attention as the graft inquiry broadens its scope and authorities push for answers about alleged corruption in city governance.
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George W. Guthrie
Pittsure
Nebraska Woman’s Scandal Reels City Police Station
A chaotic scene at the Central District police station in St Louis as W A Brown of Theesta and his wife confront Brown’s alleged mistress Miss Cramer from Grand Island. Cramer says Brown promised marriage after a divorce and May not prosecute, while Brown insists on returning home.
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W. A. Brown
Théeesta
Grant Palan
Wendy Penn Ot
Tata
Central District
St. Louis
Wille Brown
W. A. Drewd
Agal
Privwa
Acon
Ffromer
Grand Isard
Warhtlegton Avenue
Brown
Poe
Mie Cramer
Grand Teland
Jetter
Mise Cramer
Gilet Melestivo Smith
Tellie
Pool 18 Chosen Speaker In Bitter Nebraska Vote
In a lengthy, bitter contest at Lincoln hotel, Nebraska's 68 Democratic members elected Charles W Pool of Johnson county as speaker after sixteen ballots. He defeated H R Henry of Holt county, with W F Stoecker aiding anti local option forces. The race featured shifting loyalties and a final vote of 25 to 2 on clerk selection.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Charles W. Pool
Johnson County
House of Representatives
H. R Henry
Holt County
Henry
Hie
Modely
Bace
Pool
W. F. Stoecker
Douglas County
Stoeckers
Tecumech
J. Tryan
Ots
Bryans
Democratule
Songtars
Two Citizens Leave On Same Day for New Posts
In Grand Teland on July 1 1901 both Iter Barton and J Hamil ton resign from local posts. Mr Hamilter steps down as cashier of the Commercial State Bank to join a bank in Jute burg. Mr Horton also leaves as grand recorder of the Ancient Order of United Workmen to begin duties in Lincoln Bath.
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Barton
J. Hamilton
Grand
Local counterfeit coins surface near Kearney police
Several pieces of en interfeit money have appeared in the last days around Kearney. Police report two or three so called silver dollars in circulation. The money is said to be lead and hollow, suggesting local techonology behind the scheme.
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Kearney
Fe Fy
Townsman Buys Saget Farm Near Torgmeo for 20000
George Townsend of Torgmeo In buys James Mayer's Saget farm two miles west of the city for 20000. The tract measures about 2100 acres with a claim of 160 acres per year, saving 100 per acre.
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George Townsend
Torgmeo
James M. Mayer
Saget
Jobneon County
Fell Silence at Trumboldt Farmers Institute Assembly
In attendance the gathering, officials and participants discussed the fair prospects and agricultural concerns. The meeting noted women as key supporters while addressing the local breeders and farm families.
Oxford New Year Night Revered by Residents and Vendors
A garbled report from Oxford notes a social gathering on New Year’s night drawing locals and merchants. The fragment mentions several resources and people, but its details are unclear. The event appears informal with small tradesmen or organizers present.
Marne Thethiete at Wee Pots
The annual convention of the county farmer association will be held at West Point on Thursday and Friday June 14 and 16. Afternoon sessions and events are planned.
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Marne Thethiete
Amroyl
Comiff County
Cenoia
Hotel Abinet Complete Opens Third City Wing
The National hotel at Falla City closes its third story for plastering and hands it to plasterers as progress continues toward completion.
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Abinet
National
Falla City
Plasterers Thomy
Fire Loss At Anamvaiol Noted In Friday Night Blaze
A Saturday night blaze at a brick storefront in Anamvaiol caused heavy damage and the loss of a large stock of goods. The fire, reported around midnight, destroyed the front and back sections of the building with many insured values listed, including stock and property totals across multiple names. Authorities have not determined the fire’s cause, and investigations are pending.
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Armrahie
Hartman
Tule
Sallor
Clarkyo
Tory
Gowiline
Clark
Sherburne
Olean
Larson
Ieee
Motorists Stave Globe Call on Fatal Bridge Incident
A late night collision near the Torlington bridge in Rockport Massachusetts involved a sheriff and a physician. The auto toppled a guard rail, plunging about fifty feet, injuring multiple men who were hurried to safety as the machine fell far from the bridge.
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Rockport
Meturdey
Chem
Tate
Torlington Bridge
Ant
Death follows accident in Grand Inland incident
A man died after learning of his father’s train accident near Grand Inland. The father, Kay Palater, lost both legs in a Harrinegton train crash, and H. P. Smith, traveling to meet him, collapsed en route. Rescue efforts failed and he died at 2 30 Friday afternoon.
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Kay Palater
Oi Ybon
Grand Inland
Mr Palater
H. P. Smith
Grand Island
No 24
Ray
Shenitis Mold Convention Reported at Grand Tal
The state convention met at Grand Tal on Friday with principal temple attendees. A committee was appointed to organize the next convention and fund collection proceeded with officers named including President Jennett Ireenkel Grand THtagd and Vice President Om Baby from Fillmore County as secretary PLS Pose.
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Grand Tal
Jennett Ireenkel
Orand
Baby
Nunes County
Pose
Fillmore
Many Boisinses Changes at Dewi City
Two important business changes occurred in Dewi City Saturday. J. J. Prater, formerly in the true belief, defeated Dwleht J. Redlond and will continue in the drug business at Teed stove. Curth Young leased the Pecline hotel from LL EB Holy for a few years. Thor dy tremter, the present loves sold all the Solel furniture to Mr. Young and will give Powormion in a few days. Mr. Young is an old resident of that lao.
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Dewi City
Sarturday
J. J. Prater
Mr. Young
Lao
Court Terms in Twelfth District Held by Judge O Merteller
The Twelfth District Court schedule lists jury terms and equity sessions with judge O Merteller presiding. Dates include May 2 December, February October, and March November, with additional terms in April and May listed for various cases.
Missing cattle theft report in Seward County
Fragmentary OCR notes describe livestock theft involving a head of cattle allegedly taken from M. Lovell in Seward County. Officers found signs of unauthorized work or disruption if Lovell was away, with details incomplete.
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M. Lovell
Seward Coun
Lovell
Liquor Violation Leads to Fine for Local Proprietor
A local liquor seller was fined 75 dollars after violating regulations regarding liquor sales. The incident occurred within forty eight hours as part of a compliance check.
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Welling
Unclear OCR fragment hints at meeting and dates
Fragmentary text references a meeting with Jodre Pem coheroor in Montreal and mentions Jeruary dates and a secretary W ree. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
Pale Charged with Robbery in Ansley Incident
On complaint by Frank Thieler of Ansley a 70 year old man Pale is charged with robbery. The incident involved HH A. Martin and Harold Nyboo and occurred at a Grand In. pool hall which was reportedly reset after the event.
State Board of Agriculture needs and rail rate dispute notes
Secretary W F M Mellor outlined needs and completed projects at the state fair grounds including permanent buildings and funding. The Commercial Club of Alliance petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission over coal rates, with hearings set for February 2 before the state railway commission. Governors chair and county bond bids are also reported, along with auto license updates and personnel moves.
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W. F M. Mellor
Stat Board of Agriculture
Mate Board of Agculture
Etate Board of Art
Thia Board
Nebraska
Omaha
Commercial Club of Alliance
Interstate Commerce Communion
Burlington
Sheridan
Wyo
Ite
Commercial Club
Allance
Denidwool
Cmmerchal Club Aska
Diterntte Commerce Camn
Nebragha State Railway Commission
Chicago Retail Trade Sags Amid Economic Uncertainty
A distorted report notes sluggish volume in Chicago retail trade as banks show cautious lending and consumer demand weakens. The piece cites monthly data with declines in overall sales and inventories, while noting pockets of resilience in durable goods and steady but limited growth in some sectors.
Seasonal outlook for trade and industry despite weak year end
Seasonable demand and inventories show no widespread stock depletion. Weather slows heavy apparel sales while outdoor work and room estimators gain from milder signals. Leading plants plan to resume next week with strong force. iron and steel face a soft year end but early demand may shift.
Cattle and hog futures mixed across major markets
Market prices show cattle from Chicago to Toledo varying in the 4.00 to 7.00 range and hogs generally steady, with wheat around 1.04 to 1.08 per bushel. Corn and oats move DIM. rye and barley listed at modest ranges as regional reports compile across multiple cities.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Lewis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Minnesota Farmers Claim $100 Per Acre From Potatoes
Otter Tail county farmers report revenue of 100 dollars per acre from potatoes this year. St Paul plans a weights and measures sealer to ensure full measures for customers. Pleasant Mound in Blue Earth county hosts an annual rabbit hunt yielding 204 rabbits sold for 25 dollars to fund a large oyster and future.
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St. Paul
Pleasant Mound
Blue Earth
Minnesota
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