Explosion Hits Payton Office of Oil Firm
In Payton Ohio protesters report a heavy blast at the Republic Oil Company office, now part of Standard Oil. The safe was blown open and wreckage scattered across the clerical area. a box from the safe was dragged away. Police trace shows only $16 cash present due to the prior holiday. Bloodhounds used to pursue leads as checks and receipts vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Oil Company
Standard @il Company
Payton
Ohio
Strife for the Pennants. Shoplifter Seeks Life in Appendicitis
Omaha shoplifter Misa Mae Thomas who swallowed a stolen diamond to conceal it is reported to have severe inflammation near the vermiform appendix and may require appendicitis surgery. Jeweler Combs, owner of the stone, has followed lawyers’ advice amid fear of murder charges if force is used to retrieve the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mae Thomas
Omaha
Miss Thomas
Combs
Big Loss Of Packed Products From San Francisco Fire
San Francisco reports the destruction of 300000 packed cases with an estimated 100000 cages of goods burned in wrecked freights and warehouses. Many local canners and retailers burned out. few may reopen this season amid wide-scale property loss and disruption to wholesale and grocery operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mabel Wilson Sinks After Heavy Storm Off Lake Fyrie
The Mabel Wilson, a 2,600 ton ore carrier owned at Detroit, sprang a leak near Lake Fyrie early Monday. Three crew members died as four more were rescued by the lifesaving crew after the tug Lute failed to reach her amid heavy seas. The ship arrived at the harbor before daylight but deteriorating weather prevented salvage.
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Mabel
Lake Fyrie
Mabel Wilson
Glevelana Brankwata
Wilson
Luth
Beecause
Ada
Gotham
Non
Weasel
Naba
Waa
Datrolt
Eight Killed in Wreck of Knoxville Passenger Train
An inbound passenger train from Knoxville on the Louisville and Nashville railroad derailed at Seventh and How streets in Toulaville while backing into Union station. Eight persons died in the smoker and day coach. several injured as the smoker collapsed into a freight train. The wheel on a smoker split, causing the car to leave the track and plunge into the engine, baggage, and express cars. Sleeping cars from Knoxville and Nortonville also left the track but suffered no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knnoxville
Louisville and Nashville
Knoxville
Nortonville
Signals to guide rural mail delivery plan
The fourth assistant Postmaster General ordered that after July 1 rural carriers may only open boxes bearing mail or signals indicating mail for dispatch. Carriers maintaining boxes without signals must obtain a suitable signal device. The change aims to speed delivery and collection on rural routes.
Untankal Earthquake Strikes Mongolia and China
Reports from The Pekin Times detail a severe May earthquake near Untankal and surrounding areas in Mongolia and China. Chasms opened, walls collapsed, fires grew, and official relief plans were being organized amid heavy casualties. Separately, a major flood hit Golconda Nevada after Pole Creek dam failure, drowning five men and injuring others.
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Untankal
Earth
Mall
Orient
Ife
Mongolia
Pekin Times Iporty
Uninnkal
Pekin
Foklen
China
Chuen
Chon Prefecture
Ifa
Nevada
Golconda
Reno
Pole Creek Canyon
Golconda Cattle Company
Toledo Mayor Refuses Police Aid in Strike
Manufacturers with claims over 300000 appeal Mayor Whitlock for police protection against threatened violence by strikers. The Mayor replies the city is not in strike breaking and would only act if law is violated.
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Whitlock
Toledo
Death by Melancholia Follows Tennent Shoe Failure
John F. Tennent once secretary of the Tennent Shoe Company, which failed in January for over $1,000,000, died by his own hand at his father's home in St. Louis. Medical notes cite melancholia caused by business revenues and carbolic acid poisoning.
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John F. Tennent
Tennent Shoe Company
St. Louis
Young Tennent
Elevator plunges into river at Ogilvie mill site Fort William
A massive steel elevator at Ogilvie Milling Co in Fort William Ontario toppled into the Knuminsacik River, plunging forty feet, after a foundation failure. Firemen battled smoke and a $160,000 fire loss with limited insurance. Other items report Austrian cabinet resignations over tariff plans and two fishermen drowning near West Union Ohio with a local rescuer saved.
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Ogilvié Milling Company
Fort Wiliam
Voncrite Foundation
Train Wreck Near Duluth Kills Three Tramps
A derailed ore train from Two Harbors bound for Duluth failed air brakes on a dark grade. Three tramps were killed while twenty five ore cars piled up. The engineer and fireman escaped, others jumped or were injured.
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Duluth
Ivon
Awith
School Colors Damaged In Class Colors Duel
At Marion Ohio school board meeting Sept H L Frank was tasked to procure warrants for seniors and juniors involved in a violent clash over class colors. Juniors reportedly displayed colors on a high school cornice and were guarded by workers. at noon seniors retaliated with dynamite causing destruction to colors and substantial damage to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
H. L. Frank
Jtha
TOSSHOUSE GIVES UP PLOT Chinese Frea Masons and Baltimore intrigue
A chaotic, error riddled report outlines alleged plots by Chinese Freemasons to assassinate leaders of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Baltimore and elsewhere. The State's Attorney raids a toss house temple, seizes letters, and indicts sixteen plotters while forecasting factional clashes.
Crisis in Russia as Douma Demands Clash With Czar
The article compares Russia's Duma crisis to pre revolutionary Paris. It notes the Czar's reluctance to concede and the Duma's demands for amnesty, constitutional reform, and land expropriation. It reports strikes, killings, and bombings across the empire, including Shataleff’s murder and a Sebastopol bombing with casualties.
Gangers Ravages Cancer Rates Higher in Rural Areas
A study cited by Prof Guthrie McConnell using Intent government statistics shows cancer rates and mortality are higher in rural districts than in large cities. Outdoor workers face greater risk, cancer is more common in well watered timbered regions like the Pacific Northwest, and women are about twice as likely as men to have cancer. Mortality rises after age forty and remains higher among the unmarried.
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New York
Guthria McConnell
United States
Innereasa
Pacific Northwest
Guttered wine at Wenderson home shocks temperance crowd
At ex Senator John G Wenderson Missouri home a wine cellar worth about 1000 was emptied into a street gutter in front of many Independent Order of Treachabitos members. The wine was not sold or given away and was poured to destroy it as a temperance statement.
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Washington
John G. Wenderson
Missouri
Order of Trechabitos
Menderson
Unclear Post Shooting Case Raises Jurisdiction Question
A post at Allegheny Arsenal sees a fugitive shot by Private Dowd after failing to halt on demand. The incident triggers debates over military status and jurisdiction as authorities arrest the soldiers and appeal delays loom.
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Ap Protect
Horn
Lleut
Deaty
Dowd
Allegheny
Sten
Bewag
Acoan
Drury
Failen
Pennsylvania
Jower
Tha Appellate Tribu
Dolliver Attacks Sociologists At Atlantic City Meeting
Senator Dolliver denounces sociologists during a Y M C A gathering in Atlantic City New York, arguing the era of care free drones harms character. He says labor and capital disputes and fears for 20 million Negroes cannot be solved by social science and mocks government wards. He cites investigations into insurance firms and railroads as largely true and predicts public opinion will cure the ills.
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Dolliver
Amasa
Atlantic City
N. Y
Laber
Dollinger
Education notes across states and figures in science
The report surveys teacher pay and shortages in Maine Massachusetts Alabama and Ohio. It notes New York City truants among coal barges, English language adoption in Japan, and honors for Simon Newcomb. It cites Minnesota health rules, Moore on international arbitration, Alabama on copying in schools, and Darwin family scientists among Charles Darwin's four sons.
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Maine
Massachusetts
Alabama
New York City
Baron Sakaki
John Bassett Moore
Columbia
Ohio
Princeton
Mexico
A. Rambeau
Kanaae City
Hag
University of Berlin
United States
Charles Darwin
Sir George
Plumian
Cambridge
Uoraca Darwin
Praudas Darwin
Leonard Darwin
Market News Reflects Strong Demand Across Sectors
Sustained high demand drives activity in structural shapes and heavy orders, with steel, copper, and plate markets showing firmness. Retail and wholesale trade expand, aided by favorable spring weather. Western rail traffic remains heavy as markets push forward orders. some supply shortages persist. Business failures in the U S rise marginally week over week, with Canada noting fewer failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alstrict
Dun
York
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Live stock and grain prices across major markets
The report lists cattle hogs and sheep prices, grain futures and allied commodities by city including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo and New York. Values cover beef weights wheat corn oats rye barley and dairy eggs with bid and asking ranges and quality notes.
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M.it
Chicago
Sti Lantis
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Bosto
American
Mague
Buiraelphia
Delle
Wew
York
Cleveland
Washington
Louis
Boston
Ranunoay Association
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columb
Louisville
Kansas St. Paul
Indianapolis
Tern Leacts
We & W
Denver
Lincoln
City
Pueblo
St. Louls
Milwaukee
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F. W. Hughes
Iowa
Ranch Oil Trust
Lpngton
King Shawn
Nor
la@lgo
Phe
Natai
California
Santa Cruz
Cal
Wile
Michael Michaelson
Ryan Way
Alfonso
Madrid
AlMios
Scala
Springfield
James B. Scripps
James E.scripps
Detroit
Dvening
Nowa
Margaret Louise Magee
Pitta‘hig
Esldl von Tteldenay
Tome
Pittaburg
Lue Heen
Quaxh
Philippines
Cabon Island
Cebu
White City
Lake Uris
Conrad von Hohenlohe Schiliegeluerst
Austria Hungary
Osblig
Brush Creek
West Union
Udimonds Owns
Byanuiusko
James Mullgan
Couity
Tosshouse
William H. Flbourn
Agenta
Brewing Companies
Frederick
St. Prof
Sault Ste. Marie Vallroad
Minnesota
Gve
Munroe Talvers
Rosedele
Kan
Tustice Brown
Tustice Henry B. Brown
United States Supreme Court
Sincr
William H. Taft
William Porter & Son
Tuyan
Maoga
Yiald
Milnois
Indiana
United Mine Workers
John Delahunty
Richard Canfield
Nebrasks
Inman
Holt County
Verdigre
Knoz County
Wayne County
Neb
Frealdent Hoonevelt
Army and Navy Union
Portsmouth
National Cemetery
Gene, Alexander, Grig
Indianapoliss
Federal Union Surety Company
Armour
Twentyethird
Pluk Streets
Michael Davie
Dubin
Devels Opimneus
St Petereburg
Paris
Louis XVI
States General
Mirabeau
Douima
Douma
Council of the Empire
Russia
Nicholas
M. Shataloff
St. Petersburg
Thmoseleff
Martino
Tiflis
Sebastopol
Ganger
Dolliver Grills SooloLogists
la Olleges
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