Six Men Dead In LACK Avanan Railroad Collision Near Binghamton NY
Six men die and several injured when two freight trains collide near Binghamton New York. A large quantity of dynamite aboard a caboose explodes, blowing out windows and damaging nearby towns as the shock is felt thirty miles away. Names of the dead and many injuries are listed from Elentre Fr anita Wetherdeer Mat tice Elm er Pol h mus Meddick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnonampton
M. Kelley
Elentre
Theodore Polhemus
Franita
Wetherdeer
Mattice
Elmer Polhemus
Tratiman
William
Meddick
Traliman
Migieor Vonergai
Ening
Machaime
Vextal
Union
Feil
Bota
Law and yacht clash stirs New York Naval club row
In a murky dispute the New York Yacht Club members debate the conflict between the Harb and the owner of the Rudapon Renmeet. Lawson backs cautious formula with Ledyard while Taiwaon and Boston figures weigh in. Janson avoids committing to race the Constitution, considering chartering a boat for trial events.
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York
Larnao
Kew Tork
Yarhi Clal Express
Gieir Ondalin
Ehrb
Renmeet
Lawson
Casa Ledyard
Ledyard
Boston
Loshny
Taiwaon
New York
Janson
Innovation at Terre Haute Police Board Formed
Special to the Journal reports Terre Haute ind June 5 the new police board organized with Mr Tutt as President. Saloon closing late will be enforced and gambling will not be tolerated. Mr Tilley joins the police force with the approval of avamplisting. the mayor notes no faults in his conduct though townspeople debate his role and potential candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttt
Terre Haute
Ind
Tutt
Tilley
Terre Blaute
Linemen Strike Disrupts Central Union Telephony Work
Linemen at Central Union Telephony walked out this morning, halting operations until a wage dispute is resolved. Some returned yesterday as talks continued, while the union seeks contract terms and musty delays were noted, with union members pressing the company to sign a new agreement and avoid further work stoppages.
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Gantry
Ferre Haute
Tad
Ublor
Moelle
Layaint
Electrical Worksig Union
Uttzenn
Honorable Mention In Dated Forgery Case
A fragmented report describes a forgery case involving suspects Marg Hegla and M Laberdomeis with Adelles as a key location. The narrative notes the capture near a local theater, describes a wax cast, and mentions a drive prior to a potential duel as prosecutors weigh charges and suspects’ movements.
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Adelles
M. Laberdomeis
Wreck on Big Four near Marion injures few
A collision occurred this evening on the Michigan division of the Big Four near Janeshore Marion Indiana two trains No 95 southbound and No BEB northbound collided both engines demolished several passengers thrown but none seriously hurt Air brakes on No 26 reportedly failed leading to the crash
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Marion
Ind
Jane
Sind
Janeshore
Michigan
Big Four
A'Dock
Wind's Havoc in Oklahoma Tornado Hits Town and Farms
A severe late night storm swept into eastern Oklahoma from the Kansas border, unleashing wind, rain, and hail. A tornado centered near the Kay and Grant county line devastated Baldy and surrounding farms, destroying homes, barns, and outbuildings while injuring several residents and causing widespread property damage.
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Perhy
O. T
Oklahotan
Kansas State Line
Inn
Kay
Grant
Okaham
Aml
Ray County
Baldy
Kilat
Thie Point
Toukara
Toukawa
Xtranes
Bernonn
Seratel
Uae
Auer
Storm toll hits Noble and Kay counties with seven dead
A severe storm swept through Indian territory causing major damage in Noble and Kay counties. Seven people were killed and many injured as the storm toppled structures and disrupted towns including Kingfisher and Hennepin.
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Noble
Kay
Mitet Armiage
Aminy
Henne
King Finer
King Fisher City
Three Die In Turmoil At Blackwell Incident
A violent event in Blackwell Old Colony left three dead and several others injured. Prominent contractor FL Grawfart was killed in the confrontation near the town of Ovelyn, about a mile away, as rescuers reported multiple casualties and ongoing property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackewel
Hull Stort
Thrae
Eady
Devastating storm hits Guthrie causing extensive damage
A severe wind and storm struck Guthrie on a Friday afternoon, leveling twelve houses and destroying about thirty, with two church buildings damaged. Mrs. John Martin was injured by debris as the storm displaced homes from their foundations. Salt Fork River runoff carried wreckage and furniture into the water. Residents sought shelter in caves to escape injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Spoela
Cantal
Tonkawa
Tacaays
Bo'dlock
John Martin
Salt Fork
Indicted for Illegal Voting in Goshen
In Goshen Indiana Joseph Harker of Plymouth was indicted for illegal voting in the November election. He traveled from Plymouth to Goshen to vote at his parents' residence. It was his first vote in Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
Grand Duty
Joseph Harker
Harker
Plymouth
Cleveland City Railway ruling over 500000 theft by shipperd
Judge Phil ips in Cleveland issues a decision against the Cleveland City Railway company known as the Little Consolidated street system amid a 500000 dispute. Horace Fuller, stockholder in the absorbed cable company, claims misallocation of stock and debt. The consolidation agreement and stock transfers are scrutinized as Shipperd and DeHassa Robison distribute shares while missing funds reach holders, with Inge Phillips arguing the consolidation acted as a trust discharge rather than fraud.
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Cleveland
Philips
Cleveland City Railway Company
Hannal
Horace Fuller
Little Consolidated
Tneir Pra
Cable Company
J. 3
Shipperd
Tattle Consolidated
Inge Phillips
Life
Kerger Advanced Named Managing Editor of Fretd Presse
Mr Koel Reuter Kerger, five years city editor of Fretd Presse, is promoted to managing editor of this Corulan daily. He is a noted German journalist in the United States, authoring popular German works and serials, with work in German theater. He will continue a weekly column and hire assistants while the paper expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koel Reuter Kerger
Fretd Presse
Eastor
Kerger
United Tales
Mellon
Taut
Mons
Alga
Uwe German Theater
Burger Atten
Courtey
Ma Kerger
Araistanes
Miro Wermunackolta
Hustling Bisiress
Frel Presae
Mery Toit Gamies
McKinley Health Update From Washington Visit
Dr Rixey reports Mrs McKinley showing slight improvement with no major change in her condition since morning. The White House medical notes describe blood infection and endocarditis affecting the mitral valve, but say she is resting comfortably and appears somewhat more hopeful after today’s developments.
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Wastington
D.C
Risey
White House
Wight
Rixey
Bae Duis
Washington
Phils
McKinley
Atele
McKinley Hanen
Mikey
Jones
Wal
Sithern Reynolds
New Mexico
Relief for famine sufferers aid pledged by American donor
Washington June eT the Chancellor of an effort to aid famine victims in Shawstan received a $20,000 contribution. The gift was announced by the American Herald, listing names and a pledge of continuing aid to relief efforts. The note cites government support and gratitude for patriotic citizens aiding humanitarian relief.
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Washington
Lane Kiepach
Une Chel Tin Herald
Tad Dyceable
Ted Gemen
Jane Fith
America
Harald
Meyh
Shan Ai
Wing Cheng
No Change Proposed Urart ers for Rural Free Delivery
A Washington report states no changes will affect rural free delivery routes from Manitpolis to Chicago. Superintendent Machen and assistant Camtine Rentan deny any plan to alter established routes. M Tice and Mr. Deely are noted in context, with no acceptance of a rent office move or new route insuring.
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iSpuchl
Journal-faenttes
Washington
Sune
Herytingfey
Manipolis
Chicago
Machen
Chinago
Tian
M. Tice
Deely
Princeton lynching scare. man protected in Mount Carmel
Klenty Reynolds of Mount Carmel was arrested Friday night and accused of assaulting Lyda Cras, the 14 year old daughter of a local farmer. News of the alleged crime sparked threats of lynching. authorities moved the prisoner to prevent mob action. Reynolds has confessed and the girl remains in a serious condition.
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Princeton
Ind
Dun
Klenty Reynolds
Mount Carine
Avith Asanuling
Lyda Cras
Ting
Mount Carmel
Preston Ander
Reynolda
Parade Plans for City Carnival and Elks Participation
The city eyes its most picturesque parade in years with Elks leading, prizes for display and a full program. Officials appoint chiefs of departments and announce march setup, band, and vendor roles as June events unfold, inviting all to join in the festive procession.
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Elks
Bank of a Billion Dollars Aimed for Anglo American Trade
London reports J T Morgan plans a colossal Anglo American bank with 1.3 billion capital to absorb existing financial leagues. The move, tied to August Belmont and Rothschilds, prompts denial from E P Morgan & Co. in New York, while Wall Street notes a vast but unconfirmed enterprise.
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New York
London
World
J. T.e Morgan Ie
Morgan
United States
Steel’ Corporation
E.P. Morgan & Co
August Belmont
Rothschilds
Hempsted
L. F
City
Mammoth Bank
Notorious moonshiner Meyers captured in Kentucky
The notorious moonshiner Meyers has been captured in Kentucky near Murdo Borough. He is charged with the murder of eight people across Virginia North Carolina South Carolina and involvement with a United States marshal and a sheriff. Rewards totaling 2500 dollars were issued for his capture and governors in several states have been notified. He had previously evaded authorities after multiple captures and escapes.
Turnfest Contests Draw Regional Delegations to City
The Lecheival readers in Wau district and carriers Obi Swith of Chicago and C Koenig of South Bend plan turnfest contests in the city starting next Saturday. About 1 000 from South Bend and similar from Chicago and Toledo expected, with the First Regiment band from South Bend and other musical groups. Nearly 1 000 tickets already sold, signaling strong demand for an immense sale.
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Fu- Wau
Carriers
Obi Swith
Chicago
C. Koenig
South Bend
Toledo
Anapolis Binners
Nefiry Jy
Ami
Cleveland street railroad stake in Fort Wayne lines
General Garrettson of Cleveland signals willingness to sell the Fort Wayne Traction interurban lines for 1.5 million in cash, arguing the road is undervalued for taxation. He and other Fort Wayne stockholders press possible transfers with Indiant & Ohio trust. Olds denies any formal negotiations.
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Fort Wayne
General Garrettson
Cleveland
Fort Wayne Traction Company
Fort Warne
Wayne Marlon
Mr. Oldy
Gereral Garrekteout
Mr. Oldy Hays
Garrettaon
Dh Fort
Garrattson
A Sure Thing Route for Fort Wayne Line
Ft Wayne Dayton & Columbus Electric railroad president Ty Roberts announced in DeKalb that all is settled on the route. A meeting with local business leaders will be held in Decatur next week or the following to finalize details. The line is planned to run via Van Wert to Chattanooga Wilshire and Pleasant Mills into the city.
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Ty. Roberts
Ft. Wayne
Dayton
City
Fort Wayne
van Wert
Chattanooga
Wilshire
Pleasant Mille
Drummer Finds Hidden Fortune in Old Cloth
In Hartford June, drummer Wm. Waritt of Naw Maven uncovers a bundle of letters mistaken for sentimental writings. The letters lead him to a brokerage firm where he discovers bonds and stock valued at thousands of dollars plus certificates of interest and property, turning a rummage through an old cloth into a fortuitous windfall.
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Hartford
Conn
Waritt
Warner
New York
New Haven
Fautford Valkoad
Adams A
States Express
Fem
pRaf
OIM
Death of Dr Joseph F Tuttle longtime Wabash president
Crawfordsville Ind June 5 Dr Joseph Farrand Tuttle D D for thirty years president of Wabash College died at 4 30 pm heart failure the immediate cause of death He left a widow and children including Joseph F Tuttle Jr of Denver Gale and Mrs Katherine Thompson He was born in New Jersey March 12 1815 and educated at Marietta and had a long ministry before rising to the Wabash presidency in 1863 under which the college prospered
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Ongaun
Tee
Joseph F. Tuttle, Jr
Denver
Gale
Katherine Thompson
Ba Thoman
Crawfordavillg
Bath
Joseph Fare
Tate
D. D
Woomfeld
N. J
Mareh
Paranus
Ohio
Marletts College
Marietta College
Rockawig
Mare College
Wabash
Tuttle
Wabash College
Jr. Tutts
Yuttle
George S. Burroughs
Amherst
Train wreck in Kansas injures ten. two die
Frisco passenger No. 198 wrecked at Greenwood Kansas sixty miles east of Wichita. Ten injured. two fatally. Victims include Mrs. W. Smith of Newkirk and Conductor B A Eckers. Fire destroyed dining car and derailed cars. Victims were sent to Full Relay for care as doctors rush to scene.
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Wichita
Kan
Greenwood
Here
W. Smith
Newkirk
B. A. Eckers
Greenwoll
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Binghampton, Wn.y
Innovation
NEW Police Commission
Janesboro
Oklahoma
Blackwell
Little Consolidated Road
Frank Dehass
Robison
Cleveland Street Railway
MR. Kerger
Nonley
Indiaramulis
Rual
Servic
IKAD
Urarters
Indiana
Mou
Tyre
Gilet
Abler
John K. Justan
Chet
Telis
Raver
Chet Song Wook Dollerea
Abe Mubky
Ahern
Heller
A. Wy Duxthaturer
Cher Gallonet
Th Aner
W. Gillet
Gooree Fox
Bertarm
J. P. Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Plan Ie
Garrettson
The
Nate
Lines
Inger
G Electric Joad
Roberte
Decatur
DR. Tuttle
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Educators OF
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Fordsville
Terian Ministry
Pred
Institution of Learning
Frisco
Kansas
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