Soldiers in wreck disaster in Italy during king’s visit
At Udine near Venice a train carrying soldiers collided with a freight train at night. Twenty soldiers were killed and eighty injured. a captain was killed with head severed, an engine driver buried alive. The regimental band leader and other officers were among the injured. The royal visit to Udine included observing army maneuvers. A relief fund was appropriated to teach Filipino students.
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A. Dimetrons
Udine
Aixty Miles
Venice
Wolund
Waa
Education Bill Funds Filipino Students to U S
A new education bill allocates 372000 for the first year and covers costs for up to 100 top pupils aged 16 to 21 from public schools to study in the United States. They must pledge allegiance with parental approval, pass exams, and return to take a civil service exam for government appointment. Each student is estimated at 500 annually apart from transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TP Hippine
United States
Villainos
Cese
Philippines
Bank Messenger Involved In Theft At City Bank
A bank messenger named Young Thlat allegedly delivered forged checks totaling around 5000 dollars after a theft at a city bank. Nelson, escorted by another bank employee, traveled from Chicago National Bank to Milwaukee Avenue to obtain certificates and cash, then reported the incident to the cashier at the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Certife Teg
Howe
Rentauran
Woman saves family in storm fire rescue at St Louis
In a fierce thunderstorm in St Louis a brave woman and her three children were saved from a burning house. She reentered the blaze to grab her husband from a bed and later found their eldest son Charles missing, then returned him to safety after a second search with neighbors aiding and the family in need of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huabany
Mira
Richard Rolfe
St. Louis
Charles
Wouman
Girls Fall 300 Feet From Glacier Adventure Near Alien Colorado
Two young women were injured after a misstep on Yankee Hill Glacier near Alien, Colorado. Miss Mills and her companion were swept 300 feet down the icy slope. Mills suffered a broken left leg and her companion was bruised. The glacier is a popular local attraction and the accident prompted a cautious note to hikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Yankee Hill
Alien
Cole
Miss Milla
Lowa
Champion
Idaho Springs
Miay Mills
Miss Mills
Waa
Explosion at South Chicago coal plant kills worker
An explosion at the Tidewater Coal Company plant in South Chicago killed Michael Foginsky and injured others. Seven laborers were near a draft pipe when the blast hurled them and machinery across the furnace room, with hot air and debris spreading through the building.
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Alge
Tilliola
el‘ Company
South Chi‘coo
Maimatoth
Michael’ Faoginsky
Independent Power Company
Carthage
Center Creek
Orrla J. Towne
Easthern
Maxsachusetts
Philadelphia
Ontario Powder Company
Tweed, Ont
Man and Wife Robbers Run in Seattle Case
Reports detail a duo known as the hale Bandit pair, Brida and Grace Haynis, arrested after confessions of highway robberies. Brida purportedly wore men’s clothes during the crimes. A livery hitch was used to lure victims to secluded spots where the wife remained in the bogey while the husband acted. Haynie’s wife Ugyitie, formerly a Seattle high school girl, had been recently married. A separate note corrected an assassination report about Vice Consul Magelasen, stating he was not killed as telegram errors claimed.
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Seattle
Hale
Brida
H.W. Haynis
Grace Haynis
Wash
Tuynin Law
Plact
Haynie
Ugyitie
Taygio
Magelasen
Byria
Ingolrec
Porgon
Conan Tat
Magelatet
Grose
Magelseen
Whales Stranded at St Marys Bay Spark Village Fury
Town Thaps reports a mass strand of forty three whales near St Marys Bay drawing fisherfolk to the shore. The crowd of men and women attacked the whales with axes pitch forks knives and stove hooks, burning blubber and dragging carcasses ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Bay
St. Muby's Bay
Worry Over Money Ends Fatally in Kansas Woman Death
A Kansas woman, Mia Van Hers, traveled to St Paw to deliver seven thousand eight hundred dollars for her son. After misplacing the money twice and a failed bank suggestion, she reportedly died the next day from worry. Doctors cited worry as the cause.
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Kansas
Dias
Mia
Lucy
van Hersche
Slawuece
Kay
St. Paw
Shawtee
Woman dies from fright during yacht invasion near Port Washington
Miss Alice Parker of Greenpoint, a young woman described as beautiful, died within an hour after sailors from a yacht attempted to enter her mother's seaside cottage near Port Washington. The intruders, startled by the cottage’s plat ea, fled after a rifle was brandished, leaving Parker terrified and unable to speak before a physician could help.
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Aunier
Port Waeh- Ingley
L.L
Alice Parker
Greenpoint
State Wins Telegraph Suit In Minnesota
The Minnesota case against Western Union Telegraph Company concluded with Judge Simpson upholding the state law requiring a license. The company challenged the Somerville law exemption claiming interstate commerce immunity, but the court sustained the demurrer and the state prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Minnesota
Western Union Telegraph Company
Simpson
Somerby
Ircenge
Lou Dillon Breaks World Trot Record at Rendville
Lou Dillon a mare owned by O N G Bil lage of Chicago trotted a mile in two minutes at Rendville Mass becoming the new world trotting champion. The feat confirms a long effort toward a two minute mile and signals broader improvements in harness horses. The historical pace and impact on breeders are noted as experts discuss the potential for further reductions.
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Tha Horme
Salsal
Don Patch
Atllory
Rondvills
Mass
Lou
Dillon
Lou Dillon
O. N. G. Billage
Chicago
Rendville
Mand HB
Maude
Korea
Walle
Abbot
Creaceus
Lon Dillon
Mor Io
Fragmentary 1910s Crime and Edicts from Diverse States
Scattered items include an 18 year old in Ohio stabbed at a church festival, a 15 year old girl killed. Washington Supreme Court upholds felony gambling statute. New York embezzlement case of 12,000 against Town send & Wendell lawyers. Leavenworth bankruptcy petition valued at 1,000,000. Also: Ohio man under arrest for pardoning a former sweetheart. Montana cattlemen pressed by grasshoppers. Kansans rural letter carriers plan organization. Virginia postmaster shoots a man at a station. an American artist in Paris to paint a portrait of a Chinese empress. Andrew Carnegie offers Dublin 140,000 for a free public library.
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Finley Nelson
Dyarsville
Ohio
Jessa Hudnall
Supreme Court of the
State of Washington
George Creighton
New York
Townsend & Wendell
Harry Simpson
Ashland
Montana
Kansans
Emporia Rept
Honls
Reama Station
Ente Augusta Carl
Paris
France
Impresa
China
Andrew Carnegie
Dublin
Market report hints at inflation fears and steady trade
The piece notes rising costs and cautious demand across rail, coke, wool, and cotton goods, with price pressures easing in staples. It cites supportive but uneven activity in dry goods, shifting buyer behavior, and forecasts further concessions amid broader trade tensions and currency effects.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Woka
Hellsville
Boston
United States
Canada
Market Prices for Cattle Hogs Sheep and Grains Across Cities
Cattle prices range from $3.00 to $6.00 across Indianapolis St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo and Buffalo with hogs at $4.00 to $6.05 and sheep $2.60 to $8.40. Wheat No 2 prices span 70 to 88 cents, corn No 2 white 50 cents to 82 cents, oats No 2 white 30 to 41 cents, rye No 2 57 to 68 cents, hay $9.50 to $15.00, butter 17 cents, eggs 18 cents, potatoes 0 to 10 cents per bushel. Prices presented by city reflect shipping and market grades.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Bbc. Com
Lutter
Uime
Western
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Kirk
Kirk-Kiissel
Gallen
Adrianople
Vilayet
Constantinople
Teherkeskol
Vilayer
Plica
Chenagiany
City Railway Company
Glat
State Streets
Andrew Buchler
Br. Joseph's Hospital
St. Paul
Buehler
Nanays City
Omaha
Loule
St. Joseph
Graby In Portera
Europe
Je Kiljed
Thomas Shunk
Minere’ Union
Huntington
W. Va
Atlantic
Pireteh
Econit Proaing Muel
Alex
Winton
Alexander Winton
Winton Automobile Company
Cleveland
Mon
Cowboy
Tangr
Dick Creaghe
Matson String
Stete Falay Pueblos
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Logis
Cincinnati
Pandelphia
W. J. Boston
Obfenyo
Philadalphia
St. Lonix
Woshington
Misa
Dorothy Lillian Solomon
Abbott Lou
Einstein
Lian Russell
Abbott Toula Einstein
Benjamin F. Einstein
Jersey City
Horope
Pat Burke
St. Louis City Hospital
Blue
Maryaylile
Kan
Gorman
Col
A. P. Gorman, Jr
Hawant County
Democrate
Maryland
Root
Roosevelt
War Root
Lila
Taft
Luke B. Wright
Havana
American Tobacco Company
Henry Winters
Andrew Bellaro
Fort Benton
Mant
Helena
Doings
Democrats
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio Democratic Rehvention
Columbus
Bryan Wing
Johnny Clarke Indore
William
Pettifore
Drenton
N. J
Grur
Alice Roonevelt
Ie Luo
Japan
Colmnina
Mio Muinich
Kuiuane
Nobrauka
Thian
Speml Mill
Mth
Chicaro
St. Joseph, Mo
Carpenters and Trumbors
Employers’ Association
Building ‘Crodes Council
Hisnarek
Ack
Carroll D. Wood
Arkansas Supreme Court
David
Alfray
Cravina
Herbert IX. Mainzer
Morteratsch
Switzerland
Metropolitan Underground Railroad
Hotel de Ville
Paria
Ide
Henry
Philipples Commission
Guccession
Southwestern Coal Operators’ Association
John Mitchell
Missouri
Bath Iron Works Company
Booth Bay
Cape Aue
Iowa
Icantags
Nebraska
Jy Omaha
Robert McLean
University of California
Ile
Cleveland, Lorain and
Wheeling
New Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Egg Rock
Bar Harbor
Charles Pickens
Charlea Dickens
Possesnouth
Sugiand
Whalen
Jacob Wiley
Cavey
Cayman
Dominion Government
Halifax
Neptune
Hudson Boy
Alaska
St. Michael'y
Nome
Parka
Sam Parks
Hfouse Smitha and
Bridgewea'y Union
Bing Sing
Willam Hi. ‘Taft
Palippines
War
Rott
Mise Muriel Whith
London
Austen Chamberlain
Joseph Chamberlain
Mita Muriel, White
Henry White
Thaeller Chamberlain
Peaton
Bate
Ancy Hanis
Bradetreet
Inez
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