Pulajanes Attack Soldiers in Vitradgen Amid Turmoil
A Manila special reports Pulajanes attacked the town of Vitradgen, killing several soldiers of the local constabulary and wounding many more. The assault overwhelmed the force before reinforcements arrived, with attackers seizing rifles and fleeing after heavy fighting along the river. Police and troops pursued the assailants as casualties mounted among the constabulary and civilians.
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Manila
Pasvor
Vitradgen
Tive
Phe
Rene Bulers
Palensen
Bated
Fire in Asylum Sparks Panic at Muddietown Estate
Fire at the insane asylum in Muddietown disrupted the state hospital for the insane. Inmates were moved to a nearby building as flames raged through a dormitory during the blaze. The burned structure valued at $20,000 with total loss estimated around $30,000.
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Muddietown
Family Drowns After Circus Trip Near Sisselon
A farmer C r Martin his wife and three children drowned in the Late Minnesota river after their wagon tipped near the bank while returning from a circus. The family sank quickly as the wagon slid into deep water in the darkness.
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Cr. Martin
Sisselon
S.D
Minnesota
Martin
Balloonists Describe Electrifying Atlantic Flight Near Binghamton
The balloon party left New York Sunday and landed near Binghamton, New York, after about 850 miles. Dr. Thomas recounted a storm filled trek with shocks from rain soaked cords, thunder rolling ahead, and lightning painting the clouds as winds shaped valleys and tongues of flame.
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Julian P. ‘Thomas
Charles 8
Levee
New York
Binghamton
N. Y
Cloudland
Thomas
Ons
OG Oblock
de Govere
Destruction Island attack sinks Argus with crew lost
The fuel explosion on the Argus caused a blaze that burned the vessel hull and its boat. Captain Bridgett of the Asameien reports sighting the burning schooner thirty five miles off Destruction Island bound from Trugetsend to San Francisco with timber cargo.
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Argus
Destruction Island
George B. Bridgett
Asameien
Paritie
Bridgets
Trugetsend
San Francisco
Pacific Ship Company of
Brodgett
Officer Slain in Philippines on Beach
Lieut Balton and discharged soldier Edward C. Teli were murdered on a Mindanao beach near Davao by a Mungitayan and two brothers. The attackers fled toward Malitu while guides led Americans back, as the Murasabisan elder of the Taeaeolas, a non Christian group, figures in the incident.
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Balton
Mangalayan
Prrss Taent
Edward C. Teli
Everenntin Infantry
Premines
Davao
Tshind
Mindanao
Poo
Benjamin Christian
Piavae
Mungitayan
Christian
Mingalayan
Malitu
Maung- Jasan
Americins
Helton
Arches
Murasabisan
Cregon Harbors Reds Plot Threat to Roosevelt
Polish anarchists in Portland allegedly plan action against President Roosevelt. Walter Leshisz sowez, ex president of the Polish National Society, reports unrest and possible attacks northeast of Northfield. Authorities seek to verify claims amid a tense security climate.
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Roosevelt
Walter Leshiszsowez
Natonal Society
Portland. Ghee
Earsetveln
Sevlaszkiweg
Solaszkiwre
Vorthindrans
Du Pont Charged With Wholesale Powder Graft
Robert S. Waddell of Peoria accuses the Du Pont combine led by Senator Du Pont of graft in government powder contracts. A second item notes the Trans-Niagara Bridge Company incorporated in Ottawa with $1,000,000 capital to build a bridge across the Niagara River near Niagara Falls.
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du Pont
Senator du Pont
Robert S. Waddell
Peoria
Congress
Niagara Falls
Trans-Niagara Bridge Company
Ottawa
Ont
Niagara River
Japanese expert blames construction for San Francisco quake damage
Dr Nakaimira of Tokyo and Dr Sakamiura argue that Los Angeles damaged by the tremor and fire stemmed from poor workmanship and faulty construction. They contend that brittle hollow blocks and improper mortar caused most Class A building losses, urging use of well-wet bricks and mortar formulas to make walls act as solid stone.
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San Francisco
T. Nakaimira
Imperial University of
Nakarin
Japan
Labor famine hits Duluth as wages rise
Duluth Minnesota faces a labor famine with high wages offered to plain laborers who are scarce. For years common labor earned about 2.10 to 2.50 a day in the region, but now it is nearly impossible to fill orders at 2.50. Employment offices at the lakes head report great difficulty securing men for new railroad work. Nations are being sent to congested districts appealing for laborers.
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Dulutth
Minn
Fire damages building in Los Angeles wholesale district
Fire swept a building occupied by Holbrook Merrill and Stetson in the wholesale district of Los Angeles. Flames burned for two hours before being controlled. Nearby occupants fled but were uninjured. The loss is estimated around 150000 dollars.
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Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson
Sos Angeles
Garied
Quethol
Los Angeles
Josses
Woman Autoist Killed in Kansas City Collision
Mrs. CL Patterson, wife of Bankers Trust Co president in Kansas City, dies when a large auto with her husband, daughter, and driver L A Phillips crashes into two trolley cars at Park and Harrison streets. gasoline tank explodes while other passengers escape serious injury.
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Kansas City Bank
CL. Patterson
Bankers’ Vtrust Company of Kansas Cty
L. A. Phillips
Pirth
Tfarrison
Four Drowned in Delaware River Incident at Philadelphia
Four men drowned in the Delaware River near Philadelphia after the launch capsized due to a man stepping on its side. Two other occupants barely escaped death in the accident noted for carelessness.
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Delaware
Philadelphia
Kansas City Alderman Dies By Own Hand
W. S. Umburger, long time Kansas City alderman and livestock commission merchant,Commit ted suicide at his home after years of ill health. The prominent West figure was known for politics and business in the region.
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Kansas City
W.S. Umburger
Livestock Commission Werchant
West
Ife
Jurist's Secretary Killen Dies After Fall
Clarence M. York private secretary to Chief Justice Fuller of the U S Supreme Court fell or jumped from a Garfield hospital window in Washington and died shortly after from injuries.
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Killen
Clarence M. York
Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Omaha Water Company Wins Circuit Appeal Over City
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals in St Paul reversed a lower court ruling and favored the Omaha Water Company in its challenge to Omaha water rate cuts. The decision remands for further action while upholding fines against two water company employees who refused to produce records.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Omaha Water Company
Circuit Court
District of Nebraska
Groumml
Nebraska
Circuit Court of Appeals
Walter H. Sanborn
KE. M. Fairfield
Stockman Heth
Water Company
Sanborn
Murder Reveals Hidden Wealth at Stanton House
Police and investigators searching the Stanton house in the Bronx after the murder of Alice T. Kinnan found bank books showing deposits over $10,000. The cluttered home hindered the search while Mrs. Stanton was questioned to locate possible clues. No murderer or motive yet identified. Fifteen bank books were found. a sum of money appeared, details unclear.
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Woroner
Stanton
Bronx
New York
Alice T. Kinnan
Mrs. Kinnan
Girl's Prank Wrecks Penn Flyer Near Yecept Height
A farmer's daughter from between Mincksburg and Elbatia confessed to jamming a rail bolt to derail the Penn station flyer, causing wreckage and fatalities. Officials deem it a childish act with no intent to harm. the girl will not be arrested. Three men killed at a woman's door in Louisville after a confrontation with Clarence Sturgeon. Widow must remain unmarried to inherit Crosby estate, or heirs receive it.
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Kyle
Mincksburg
Elbatia
Ami
Pankarent
Pirh
Nee
Louisville
Clarencee Sturgeon
W. J. Bruner
W. O. McMichael
Sturgeon
Fire at Ryan Building annex in St Paul devastates structure
Fire damages the Ryan Building annex in St Paul with losses near 500000. Several firemen are injured and Lieutenant W A Edwards may not recover. Thirty seven other firemen overcome by heat and smoke, reported in the blaze. About 1000 miners idle as Tarentum area coal mines shut over wage disputes with operators.
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Ryan
St. Paul
W. A. Edwards
Cornell, Creighton, McFetridge and
McKean
Tarentum
Tremor Tells of Landslide Origin in Skagit Valley
Earth tremor felt in far northwest Washington's Skagit valley reportedly caused by a massive landslide in the nearby mountains. No damage reported. Specials from Sedro Woolley Wicker Sham and Lookout note the quake.
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Sedrowoolley
Wickersham
Lookout
Skagit Valley
Washington
Unabated Trade Activity Reported by Dun’s Weekly Review
Weekly Review of Trade notes ongoing high activity across industries with deliveries at unusually heavy levels. A fire in Winona Minnesota gutted the Concord factory causing estimated losses between 40000 and 45000 dollars. Harry Nelson Tillsbury, renowned chess champion, died in a Philadelphia asylum.
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Dun
Harry Nelson Tillsbury
Philadelphia
Senate Debates Canal Bills as War Claims Pushed
The Senate spent the day debating a bill to create a ship canal linking Lake Erie with the Ohio River while resisting action. Amendments by Senator La Follette were tabled and a naval and sundry civil appropriation bill was approved, including Panama Canal funding. The chamber moved toward a new conference on naval and diplomatic measures.
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Lake Hrie
Ohio River
Patterson
Knox
Nelson
la Follette
Clouse
Panama Canal
Superior
Wis
Tillman
Hopkins
Walsh Banks
Chicago
National Bank
Thorse
John G. A. Leishman
Parkes
Committee On Foreign Relations
Edward S. Drage
Wisconsin
Ma. Wadesworth
Winex
House
Theaero
Cains Commission
Supreme
Columbia
Touse
Beveridge
St. Lows
Sumeme Court
Neizona
Navy
Ordnance Department
Away
Messrs
Proctor Beveridge
Lodet
Mess
Mori
Derkins
Ouse
Bureau of Insular Affairs
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Andrew L. Harris
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Freddie Muth
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Jacob I. Foree
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
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Chintington Watson
Iinois
Mr. Tieres
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