Ohio Postoffice Robbers Caught After Shootout
A band of armed men burglarized post offices in Crooksville New Concord and a South Zanesville plant office. A pursuit ended in a hand to hand fight on Rockford College grounds and arrests of Frank Turks Ira McCarty and Edward Tarring fled from capture but were later nabbed by a posse.
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Ohio
Fran Lewis’ Salogy
Johnstown
Keking County
Marshall Dresbach
Ira McCarty
Edward Tarringsm
Crooksville
New Concord
South Zanesville
Rockford College
Pockford
Ith
Poteemen Grahan
Quaint
Brown
Sis
Maward Williams
Core Everett
Chiou
Clearby
Land Sinks Into Lake on Wisconsin Border
A 37 acre cultivated band along Long Lake in Wisconsin sank and was submerged by deep water. Officials attribute the collapse to a weakened shoreline after an earthquake shock. Nearby farmers are alarmed and avoid the area while investigations are delayed.
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Wisertsin
Long Lake
Bond
Floor Collapse Injures Two At Leather Company Plant
A heavy load of leather at the American Oak Leather Company on Chartes street St. Louis Missouri caused floors to give way. A portion of the third floor collapsed crashing through the second and first doors into the cellar. Two boys working as laborers were badly injured in the incident.
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American Oak Leather Company
Fir St. Chartes Street
St. Louis Ma
California Town Burndng Telegram From Vallejo
A garbled report from Vallejo California describes Sulseum a town near D000 occupied by occupants in danger of a water shortage. Five blocks burned and telegraph lines mention MicaGon catar. An elderly couple and others perished in a violent incident near Garand View Columbus Ohio.
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California
Vallejo
Cal
Cleveland Club House Burns in Suburban Fire
A blaze nearly destroys the Cleveland Country Club House near Cleveland City Limits. Loss estimated at Rivagiu currency, partially insured. Fire likely started from defective electric wiring.
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Cleveland Club
Cleveland
Big
Wreck injures thirty on St Louis train at Springfield
Wreck of the St Louis and San Francisco passenger train No 1 bound for St Louis injured about thirty persons, with reports of one fatality. Cause cited as a defective split switch. Fire and rescue operations swift as emergency crews responded to the scene in Springfield Missouri.
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St. Fouls
San Francisco
St. Louis
Springfield
Russia on Verge of Bloody Revolution as Parliament Dissolves
Nicholas issues ukase dissolving parliament and ordering new elections. The Douma flees to Finland as rebels in Viborg discuss a liberal appeal. the move heightens the crisis and risks a heat in Moscow and across the provinces with potential for brutal reprisals and autocratic consolidation.
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Nicholas
Downie Lee
Viborg
Flatland
Danger Pointy
Martial Daw
Douma
Finland
Finperor Nicholas
Wastewaner
Gulf of
Minland
Sweden
Upo
Russell Sage Dead at Age 90 in Lawrence
Russell Sage died at 4 o clock Sunday afternoon at his summer home in Lawrence Massachusetts after a long illness. He was a renowned financier known as Uncle Russell Sage and left a fortune variously reported around 75 million to 100 million dollars. His life included a Wall Street career, a first marriage to Maria Winne, a second marriage to Margaret Slocum, innovations in options trading, and a 1884 loss of 6 million in the Grant & Ward failure. He planned a 90th birthday celebration with prominent visitors. His death came peacefully with family and doctors present. The paper notes rumors of large charitable distributions and mentions his public offices and wealth.
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Suidddenky
Nenetor
Wall Street
Krussell Sage
Lawrenre
Tad
Liawrence
Ine
Peetybody
Mr. Sage
Neo
Pam
Mir. Sage
Joseph J. Slocum
Theodore Janeway
New York
Carl RP. Sehnmek
Lawrence
Robert Gy. Jieh
Sage
Shenandoah
N.Y
Henry
Troy
N. X
Gaus
Ensba Sace
Sith -Porms
Johia W. Bates
Maria Winne
Bates
Tater
Rod Co
Rensselaer County
Pugins
Margaret Slocum
Gale
Privileges
Grant & Ward
Reign of Terror on Odessa and Warsaw Mutiny
Reports describe anti Jewish riots in Odessa with Cossacks looting Jewish homes and killing several. Jews armed with improvised weapons defended property as troops fired. In Warsaw, artillery mutineers attacked the Officers' Club, killing two officers and wounding six before infantry restored order. Troops and crowds clashed at Narva gate and Viborgski district.
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Odessa
Svednata Street
Warsaw
Artillery Corps
Narva
Viborgski
Neva
Parliament Dissolution Sparks Russian Reform Demands
A Viborg issued manifesto from Russia’s popular representatives declares land reform aims and removal of ministers, warning seven months without a parliament will deepen unrest as the government resists expropriation of estates and church lands.
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Viborg
Russia
Alcohol for Gas Engines Studied by Columbia Professor
The Department of Agriculture hires Prof. Charles K. Locke of Columbia University to review existing data on using alcohol in small gas engines and to conduct experiments on producing alcohol from grain and potatoes.
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Department of Agriculture
Charles K. Locke
Columbia University
Ice Trust and legal battles across cities spark reforms
The piece notes rising court action as France seeks stricter justice while Russia faces daily unrest. It highlights New York chorus litigation, Lige Dowie’s elusive status, sharp Iceman cases, and the Ice Trust failing in balance. It mentions Pittsburgh divorce cases deemed dirty and Cincinnati indicting Laundry Trust members.
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Russia
New York
Lige Dowie
Ice Trust
Central America
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
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