Grand Army encampment opens amid leaders and tempers
The Indiana Grand Army of the Republic held the opening session of its twentieth encampment in Fort Wayne with high‑profile attendees Gen Rob Brown of Zanesville Ohio and Joseph W. O’Neal of Lebanon Ohio among national leaders. The Presbyterian Assembly in Columbus endorsed temperance politics and praised the Anti‑Saloon League. A separate reporting item notes a deputy leaving his post then being robbed of $12, and a fatal drag accident on a farm near Kuinhsisville. Post offices and hardware stores in Bridgeport and Vincennes area report robberies with stamps, guns, and knives stolen.
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Tadina Gi
bin Seaabote
Indiana Department
Grand Army
Presbyterian Generayh Assembly
Columbus
Ohio
Permistent Committee On Temperance
Goodrich Grain Elevator Destroyed by Lightning
The Goodrich Bros grain elevator near Noblesville Indiana was struck by lightning in a thunderstorm and burned down. Losses total about 15,000 dollars including several thousand bushels of oats, wheat and corn. James Goodrich, chair of the Republican state committee, held the largest individual stake in the elevator.
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We Goodrich
Goodrich Bros
Noblesville
Ind
James Goodrich
Republican State Committees
Wreck on the Wabash injures five at Mount Olive
Five people are slightly injured when Wabash passenger train 41 crashes into a freight on a siding near Mount Olive close to Litchford. The wreck was caused by a freight brakeman failing to close the switch.
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Mount Olive
Litchford
Wabash
Four Die As Steamer Naomi Burns On Lake
A midlake fire destroyed the steamer Naomi early Tuesday night. Four crewmembers perished and about fifty passengers were rescued by boats from the Stratford and Crosby Line steamers. The Naomi, owned by the Crosby Steamship Company, ran from Grand Haven to Milwaukee. the vessel was towed to port after the blaze, which began in the galley and quickly consumed the ship.
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Naomi
Midlake
Ervey
Email Bowty
Stemmers Stratford
Kamas
Crosby
Crosby Tramspertiiion Company
Fran Gaand Haven
Milwarukee
Varscriger Vist
Hemwa Ena
Gee Sroighi
Cork
Peessenger
J. My Rhoades
Creteoite
Wits
Pethieps Fairthy Birned
Neotai
Jein Thomas "Pradd
Pittsburg Plants Destroyed in Major Factory Fire
Fire at Brosh Stevens pattern and medicines firms on 16 18 Ponavenue Pittsburg destroyed Keystone Mining and Supply Took Cailan Brust Stevens and Medel plants. Two men Joseph Schlass and Willian Miler of Neo BO company injured and hospitalized. Destruction includes stored dy nit and barrels. loss estimated at 100000 plus.
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Bremen
Soo Oth
Church Looted by Members During Edifice Quest
A mob of about 3,000 forced entry into a church, looting sacks of goods and removing altar furniture. They carried items to a neighboring home as the acting pastor and several attendees fled or stood by, amid tense scenes and calls to defend the bishop’s authority.
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Tatiana Cachelie Elticeh
Oitin
Detter Deeps
Antal
Rontimaancoe
Porstuiain
New York Crime Breaks Record in Official Report
An official report from the New York district attorney’s office shows a major rise in felonies and a drop in punishments. The document notes 251 convictions and mentions assaults, robberies, and other cases with reduced sentencing totals amid a surge in crime.
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Waanaat
Yofhe
Pat Crowe Denies Robbery Indictment Links Kidnapping Charge
Pat Crowe denies robbing two streetcars on a night in question. Kent Crowe, the kidnapper, is named in charges stemming from the same case. The defendants were indicted while in custody in Quintana for the Eddie Cudaty kidnapping.
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Pat Crowe
Kent Crowe
Wits Place
Teal
Couple to be buried together six weeks after death
In Galion Ohio Christautierion requested his body be placed in a vault to await his wife’s death six weeks later so they could rest side by side. The widow died recently, fulfilling the six week interval and leaving the couple buried together in repose.
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Christautier Iinsey
Ottawa High Class Strike Delays Graduation
Ottawa Kaadeeal high school graduates went on strike delaying the commencement. They demanded a diploma for a neglected class member and insisted the faculty issue it and allow him to take his place on the platform.
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Ligh School
Ottawa
Kaadeeal
Qaid
Former Middy Held Murderer in Nebraska Trial
A District Court jury in Alliance Nebraska found Roy Maynard formerly in the navy guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting and killing Roy I E Barnes proprietor of a railroad dining hall in Alliance. The verdict returns Maynard to life in prison or other penalties under Nebraska law.
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Alianes
Neb
Roy Maynard
Navy
Maynard
Roy IE Barnes
Returning Lover on Rampage in Brooklyn
James Carter, just released after fifteen years in prison, returned to Brooklyn and found his fiancée about to wed another man. He tore up her wedding dress and wrecked the house in a fruitless, violent confrontation.
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James Carter
Brooklyn
Honor for Stevens Former Chief Engineer Ostensibly in Rail Offer
Former chief engineer of the Thinami canal and a longtime railroad official, Mr Stevens has been offered the presidency of the Northern Papoe railroad. He is evaluating railway assets including the New York New Tavern and Pitrtford line as speculation swirls over his future.
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John Ty Stevens
Thinami Canal
Northern Papeo Railroad
Stevens
New York
Miliet
Mr. Stevens
Create Northern Railroad
James J. Tht
Arso
Change of venue granted in Emma Kauffmann murder case
The Sioux Falls case against Mrs Emma Kauffmann for the murder of her servant moved for trial after prosecutors and defense argued over prejudicial newspaper coverage. Judge Smith granted a change of venue to the Circuit Court of Mood County and set trial date for Flanrein.
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Kauffmann
Sioux Falls
Emma Kauffoun
Agers
Clare Aeter
Simith
Bao
Flanreanin
Church Wins Suit Over Taxes in Ohio Case
The court decision involves Interishon John A. Watterson versus Wood in Franklin County. It concerns whether property used by a bishop and Catholic Church for charitable purposes qualifies for tax exemption and who bears responsibility for assessed taxes on parcels described in the petition.
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Ohio
John A. Watterson
Wood
Paltiday
Franklin County
Supreme Court
Heathsday
Postal Receipts Surpass Expenditures For First Quarter
The postal service reports quarter receipts exceeding expenditures by 1 800 815.84 dollars marking the first time in its history. Officials credit strong finances and note the largest quarter warrant went to the New York assistant treasurer for 8 815.95.
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Postal Service
Department
United States
Treasury
New York
Pope decrees new Latin Vulgate revision by Benedictines
Rome dispatch reports the pope assigns the entire Vulgate revision to the Benedictine order. The London Times calls the move the most important measure of the Holy See in modern times, noting the lasting influence of the Vulgate on European faith and culture.
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Rome
London Times
Fmost
Biblien
Church of Rome
Bribery of Indians Charged in Oil Wealth Case
Millionaire oil operator John S. Glean of Buffalo New York will be arraigned in Pawnee Oklahoma on multiple federal counts. Indictment alleges he conspired to bribe Osage citizens to assist in leasing Osage mineral lands in the Osage Indian reservation during 1905. An Osage warned he might undercut plan by leasing himself. The case raises questions on criminality of bribing an Indian council.
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John S. Glean
Dunffalo
Novy
Fawnee
Oklo
Thasnes
Dba
Soco Geres
Vil Dads i
Osage Indian Reservation
Glenn Sete
Sean
Glenn
Explosion at Faza Nedoof mill injures, burns workers
An explosion at the Faz a Nedoof plant of Janes and Laughlin caused the cremation of two American millmen and others, with four foreigners seriously burned. Foreigner survivors escaped amid the事故 chaotic scene.
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Fiza
Janes & Laughlin
Tata
Patra
Obdurate Father Is Shot in Oklahoma Land Dispute
A controversial figure tied to a land dispute in Oklahoma is shot amid rising tensions over a daughter’s land, a political actor named in connection with the case. The incident highlights simmering quarrels between local figures and state officials.
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Bo Paley
Shoo Dhob
Pitegs
Senator Pettus
Alabama
Oklahana Dkr Tratie Offiers
Writus
Geomot
Patiewts
Pers
Pat Crowe Freed After Jury Conviction Review
Pat Crowe was acquitted by a jury in Yee District Court in Council Bluffs after a case involving two streetcar hold ups dating from about two years ago. Crowe had been charged with robbing crews, but one key eyewitness testified he was not involved in the holdups.
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Pat Crowe
Yee Distrief
Council Bluffs
Atasked Nen
Crowe
Holding Company to Absorb Kanawha Fuel. June Transfer Planned
Columbus observers report the dissolution of the Kanawha Fuel Company will occur within days. The Cabin Creek Consolidated Wool Company, a $10,000,000 corporation, will succeed on June to act as a holding company.
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Kanawha Puel Companys
Columbus, Ohc
Cabin Creek Consolidated Wool Company
Tragic Graduation Accident at Fort Gibson Colored School
At Fort Gibson Port Gibson a lamp exploded during graduation exercises injuring many of about 300 attendees. Three people died and twenty or more were seriously hurt as panicked crowds fled. The incident marred the event attended by Black residents including men women and children.
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Fort Gibson Colored School
Port Gibson
Cadets Expelled at Blees Military Academy
Fifty two cadets expelled from Blees Military Academy near Macon Missouri by authorities for insubordination linked to efforts to break up secret societies.
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Missouri
Blees Military Academy
Fort Blees
Macon
Father blames hypnotic influence in son's death
The father of William Wilson Urey, a Baptist theology student found dead in the River Des Peres near Washington University, claims his son was hypnotized by a friend to abandon studies and join others in immorality. He says peer pressure led to the tragedy.
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Star
W.L. C. Urey
William Wilson Urey
River Des Peres
St. Tenis
Mr. Brey
Pertiealit
Abhlenes
Washington University
Yvonne Trey
Alfonso Baptized Prince of the Asturias in Madrid
Alfonso prince of the Asturias was baptized in Madrid at the palace chapel with the royal family state officials foreign representatives and many grandees present. The ceremony followed his birth on May 10 and received noteworthy pomp.
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Alfonso
Prince of the Asturias
Madrid
Death of E H Conger former minister to China dies in Pasadena
Edwin F. Conger former minister to China died at his Pasadena home after a long illness. He resigned as ambassador to Mexico in 1905 due to poor health and chose California over Iowa for his declining years.
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Edwin F. Conger
China
Pasadena
Cal Te
Mexico
Iowa
California
Mast High Captain Harvis J K Mason Dies in Cleveland
Mason former Mast High football captain died in Cleveland from injuries suffered last fall. He was delirious at the end and imagined he was playing the great game that decided the northern Ohio college championship.
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Harvis JK. Mason
Mast High
Cleveland
Gime
Ohio
Standard Oil monopoly report cited by official
Herbert Knox Smith the commissioner of corporations reports to the vice president that the Standard Oil Company has used rebates and pipeline evasion to throttle competition and gain a practical industry monopoly through anti competitive practices.
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Herbert Knox Smith
Standard Oil Company
Ohio man Brown’s large family welcomes sixth twin set
Ravenna resident Brown, father of eight twin pairs, learns from his eldest son in St. Louis that the son’s wife has just given birth to the sixth set of twins. Each birth produced a boy and a girl.
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Ohio
Ik. Brown
Ravenna
St. Louis
Markets See Easing Money and Strong Breadstuff Demand
Money conditions tend toward further ease while lending remains moderat e. Trade shows improvement in textiles and hardware shipments as spring goods move. Wheat and coarse grains push grower values higher with heavy new crop marketing. Chicago reports 26 versus 19 last week.
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Rae Uniterias
Mega
Europe
Vaillres
Chicago
Dna
Duink Clearing
Recent Crop and Trade Reports Highlight Seasonal Shifts
A tense New York dispatch notes cold weather affecting retail and crop damage claims, with broader reports from the Southwest and eastern centers showing weaker wholesale trade in light wear and cloaks. Despite gloom in some sectors, overall crop reports are slightly more hopeful, with weekly and year‑to‑date figures for wheat and exports given, including a comparison to 1905–0 figures in the Comerces Report.
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New York
Cam
Maraker
United States
Canada
Naninet
EESCO
Assinst
Tia G. Brirdstreet
Commeres
Barshels
Commodity Price Rundown From Major Markets
A fragmented report compiles grain and livestock quotes from Chien Cattle St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo markets. Includes hogs sheep cattle and wheat prices with variations by grade, No 2 and mixed lots, plus rye clover seed values.
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St. Louis
Shan
Shaw
Cincinnati
Atule
New York
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