Plot to Kill Madero Sparks Dynamite At Mexico City Ball
A complex conspiracy tied to the insurrectionist movement around Senor Madero surfaces as dynamite is found and men plan to blow up a hall during a mass gathering. Provisional President dela Bar calls for Oct 1 elections while arrests and detentions unfold in Juarez and nearby towns.
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Pittsburg Graft Charges Dismissed
Pittsburg graft cases collapse as Judge Fraver Shaver and Hayfulker grant a nol pros for all remaining disloyants except county delinquent tax collector Max G. Leste and former common council president William Grand who is in Fort Scott penitentiary. A derailed San Francisco train incident relates nearby. no fatalities. In Philadelphia, four police and Republican workers receive one year for conspiring to imprison reform election workers in 1909.
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Max G. Leste
Wiliam Grand
Common Council
Philadelphia
Two Cardinals For Ju.S. Cathedral Farewell
A fragmented OCR note references cardinal figures and a cathedral event, mentioning Garth and Patrick Wo, with vague notes on a presniae and east or weet regions. The readable entities include Cardinals, Ju.S., a cathedral, and possible names.
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Explosion at Nicaraguan fort kills hundreds
The NICARAGUAN fort warpsneton exploded in June killing about 150 to 200 people at Mameinin Nbr. The state department reports no clear cause and notes leadership changes after President Estrada’s resignation. Officials suspect careless handling of explosives without confirmed details.
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Ohe Hundred Wi
Banker fined for revolver threat at christening in Centertown
In CentertownArk a banker named Fur was fined 500 and sentenced to one year in jail after drawing a revolver and threatening to stop his nephew's christening. The infant was the son of James Stroud, Fate's brother-in-law, amid a dispute over christening plans between Strand and Fair.
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Labor leaders appeal to governors over McNamara case
Letters sent to California Governor Johnson and Indiana Governor Marshall by James M. Lynch and Frank Duffy ask joint action to punish those behind the alleged dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times building. The missives cite fraud in the McNamara transfer and seek gubernatorial support.
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Johnson
California
Marshall
Indiana
John J. McNamara
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
James M. Lynch
Frank Duffy
Conference of Labor Leaders
Blood poisoning fatal in Tracy Jane at age seventeen
In Lynnville on June 3 a toll of infection from blood poisoning proved fatal to Tracy Jane, the seventeen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Tb. Uh. The illness began as an infection that rapidly developed into deadly blood poisoning, with medical efforts failing to halt its progress.
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Gary Tae
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John D Aldis Lane Fourth Fund Drive
New York June 3. John W. mocks: feller by the ingest contributor to fu fund raising here to provide 8 safe and pane Fourth of July and lration for New York city. He heads the stat with 500 dollars.
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Clipped Text Summary from OCR Fragment
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses social and political topics with many distortions. It mentions efforts toward reform and public policy, referencing individuals and entities in a jumbled way.
Notin Business for Health Oust Kansas City Exchange
Testimony in a hearing led by special commissioner AF Evans reveals Oklahoma trader OS Hurst admitting merchants store goods to keep prices high. He states merchants are not in business for their health but to sell for as much as possible, while consumers pay higher bills.
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Kansas City
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Four Die In Auto Accident Near Harrisburg
A wreck on a bridge over the Bean sylvania and Reading railway tracks killed four people, all instantly except Miss Jerry Neilson who died later in hospital. Miss Neilson, a stenographer from New Whauifield, rode with A Safton and WOR Harrar, both Harrisburg men, and Mrs Robert W Dunlop. The car swerved, struck the bridge railing, and fell fifty feet to the tracks. Safton was married. Harrar was unmarried.
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Jerry Neilson
New Whauifield
Iospital
Slhmeyer Regina
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Varrar
Thirksburg
Robert W. Dunlop
Beansylvania and
Reading
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Harrar
Death of Baby Kills Father
In St Louis on June 3 Mrs. W C Kidwell called an undertaker after her infant son died. A neighbor led the man to the room where William Kidwell lay. Kidwell asked what his visit was for and collapsed upon hearing the news of his son's death.
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W. C. Kidwell
William Kidwell
Kidwell
Madison Civil Service Law Ruling Finals
The court upholds the state civil service act as constitutional. It rules the commission cannot force vacating a constitutional office if the incumbent is found guilty of violating civil service law, limiting enforcement powers and preserving incumbency until removal through other processes.
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Civil Service
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Frear
Secreary
al Darmine
Commission
Locomotive Boiler Blows Up in North Platte Wreck
A boiler explosion on an eastbound freight near North Platte injures crew and kills three. Telegraph lines down, debris scatters for hundreds of feet, and the engine, an old type, lacked sufficient water. Survivors name Warren Kelly Ralph Savty Ted Yhowpsan among North Platte victims. Mass confusion follows as rescue efforts begin.
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Banker Is Sent To Jail In Bank Case
Springfield Missouri June 3 Following his refusal to give information regarding the cast bahinees of certain depositors on June 1 10 W Sanford caster of the Halland Baul company was ordered committed to the custody of the sheriff by the county board of equalization for contempt of the board The board ordered him bent to answer questions but a writ of habeas corpus prevented it The body adjourned until Friday when the case will be further tested
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Wo Sanford
Halland Baul Company
Counrty Board of Equalization
Willie
Church of Brethren Meets With Fifteen Thousand Attendees
The world's conference of the Church of the Brethren opens with about 15,000 members expected to attend the first session. Conference runs through June 10 as leaders appoint roles and plan proceedings. J. M. Milhough is missionary to Tadf and Rudgar Rothynek of Cartish New serves as clerk.
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Ated Rudgar Rothynek
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Kansas Calls for Harvest Hands in Ifopeka
Ifopeka reports wheat readying for harvest in two to three weeks as Kansas calls for 15 000 to 20 000 harvest hands. Charles Bakins, director of the state free deployment bureau, said the bureau expects to seek manpower this year to support harvesting efforts.
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Charles Bakins
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Holdup Story Falls Roughly in Minneapolis Report
A man claimed three men staged a robbery near a campus and stole $14,000 but he was later arrested and charged with embezzlement at Central police station. The report notes confusion over the incident and the suspect's claims.
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Sinc
University of Minnesot
Central Police Ution
Law Officer Enforces Township Tax Collection Action
A state law officer ensures collection of taxes by township trustees who failed to levy. The attorney general notes the need for swift action as the state reviews proceedings and county officials report the situation to the attorney general.
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Tex
Merger rate suit hearing stalls at federal building
A complex hearing before Examiner Anderson on a Des Moines based print paper case and related rate classification disputes adjourned at noon. Lawyers argued for a single defense across several cases while complainants feared crowding out in a merger. Defendants varied by case and no joint method satisfied all parties.
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Moon Law Test Case From Des Moines July 4
Des Moines saloon operators who secured licenses between April 25 and July 4, 2009, are to be defendants in a test case of the Moon law. Superintendent W C Barber of the Anti Saloon League will bring the action. The case hinges on the supreme court ruling that Moon Law took effect on April 28 and ends July 4.
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Japanese student jailed for gym clothes theft at Ta. campus
Kenjoro Hortof Haechinan, a student at the Shite University in Ta, was arrested for stealing students clothes from gym lockers. The gymnasium director said a hole in the ceiling allowed surveillance. Local reports note ongoing thefts this spring as Morning Side baseball players also lost clothing.
Storm destroys corn in Blanchard tornado strike
A fierce storm swept Blanchard and nearby areas on June 3, tearing down silos, barns, and homes and wiping out corn fields. Lightning struck two barns on the McGhinis and Morrow farms, destroying feed and stock with heavy overall losses.
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Quake Felt in Sioux City
A seismic event was reported in Sioux City with attendees noting tremors and unusual shaking. Authorities or witnesses described the incident, with names and details obscured by the damaged text but indicating a local tremor felt across the area.
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Owan Killed by a Fall in Turbulent Report
Fragmentary OCR provides a disrupted account of a fatal fall in the region. Names and places are largely unreadable, with multiple garbled phrases obscuring dates, persons, and local details. The surviving bits indicate a death from a fall and potential references to authorities or locations.
Boy Burned by Toy Cannon During Hitching Port Accident
Teenager Tadune Bo-Curi Heller, son of Mr and Mrs William Heller, suffered rib fracture and facial burns when a toy cannon prematurely exploded in a wooden hitching port near Fort Dodge. Fire department reports describe splinter injuries and chest burns as the boy was hospitalized.
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William Heller
Samuel Wells Dies After Forty-Two Years in Linn County
Samuel Wells aged eighty four and a Linn County resident for forty two years died at his Palo home after moving from Ohio by stage. He was a well known Mason. Drowning claimed Stanley Brown aged twenty three in Mason City while swimming in the Shell Rock river. His body was recovered about eight thirty by a rescue party led by Mayor Finch.
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