Blood Gospel Sparks Wilmington Turmoil Riot
A Negro minister preaches a blood sermon amid Wilmington unrest following the burn death of George White. Crowds travel from Chester and Philadelphia to witness the execution site as clergy advise self defense and racial justice, while local churches debate harsh punishment and public sentiment.
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Wilmington
Wilmington. del
Anis
Sheeeeng
George White
Flelen
Chester
Philulelphia
Pioneer Woman Called Home After Long Life in Allen County
Mrs. Ronamont He Alte a longtime Allen County resident died Sunday morning at 11720, survived by daughter Mrs. ROW. Millon and son Samuel Ake among others. Born in 1848 in Prodi county Pennsylvania, she moved to Ohio and married Porsikials Ake in 1864. The family settled near Fort Wayne in 1860, later moving to Inte ojly and planning to move to Shat yer before her death eight days ago. Funeral at Mrs Miller 9280 residence, interment Poe Ind, with Rev. Illoaie and Rev. Harris officiating.
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Ronamont He Alte
Tensai
Aon County
Millon
Lincoln Avenie
Annette Wee
Ake
Coe
Prodi County
Pennsylvania
Termivals da Starkeminty
Ohin
Porsikials Ake
Alienanne Fy
Fort, Wayne
Ojly
Ortahor
J. We Nfstor
Tincaln Avenue
Chantes Ake
Fairheld Avenue
Samuel Ake
Pinta Road
Marlon Ake
Stent
Lannon
Mv Ing
Mra Miller
la Poe
Ind
Illoaie
Whitley
Ay Harris
Thin Elly
Preston Chapman
Dinnens Son Bitten by Bull Dog in Barn
The nine year old son of Dr J M Dinnen was severely bitten by a bull dog owned by Curtis Harris, a handler for S M Foster. The dog attacked as the boy entered the Dinnen barn stable and clamped on him before being restrained.
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DR. Dinnen
J. M. Dinnen
Curtis Harris
S. M. Foster
Vox
Linta
Another murder in Breathitt County near Dalay Dell
In Breathitt County near Dalay Dell, HL Barnett was killed and John H. Hecker along with Joseph Hecker were seriously wounded during a feud fight. The shooters, including members of the Barnett and Hecker families, fled. arrests had not yet been made. Forty five members of the Moire Woalmen and Royal Neighbors celebrated Mgr Miller’s birthday with a dinner and a gold ring presentation.
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Jackson
Dalay Dell
Breathitl
HL Barnett
John Hf
Hecker
Joseph Hecker
WI Samuel
Silan Barnett
Lelia Burnt
Burns Pliapatrick
Ouetls Jett
Fitzpatrick
John Henry Hocker
Sheriend
Sheriend Af Miss Burns
Mgr. Miller
Questa Aml
Miller
Disasterous Fire Destroys Decatur Department Store
A massive blaze in Decatur destroyed Kern, Deeler & Company department store, the city's largest business building. Firefighters fought for hours as water pressure failed, causing the fire to threaten nearby structures. insurance cited at about 8,000 dollars with damages near 20,000.
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Specia Ta Une Journal-Gazette
Decatur
Dnt
Kern, Deeler & Company
Tara
Port Wayne
Alae
Tefare Tha Suanmik Guy
Eurs
Howeyer
Fhe
Iyoll All Aid
Thrilling capture of the picnic committee
A local news item reports Herman Rehm Wu J Pudgman and Fred Cc as members of a committee to plan a July Epurlcr celebration at Zollar grove on mili ous avenue When warned of suspicious looters police officer Grayless confronted the robbers firing a warning shot and arresting the group, with two citizens aiding in the arrest and a chaotic scene at the wooden area.
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Herman Rehm
Wu. J. Pudgman
Fred Cc. Reuse
Cit
Luitheran
Mili
Errestad
Train Plunge From Bridge Sparks Mexico Horror Tale
A wrecked passenger train left the rails while crossing a river bridge. At least numerous killed and many injured as coaches piled into the river. Rescue teams, doctors, and soldiers from Bibac arrived to aid survivors amid a blood reddened water and scattered wreckage.
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Madrid
Pourteen Halen
Manty
Ake Ryer
Waltalter
Bibac
Wrockux
Twenty Four Miners Die In Mexican Coal Mine Blast
A gas ignition from a defective lamp caused a cave in at the Atachal Peraret coal mines, owned by the Mexican Coal and Cake company, killing twenty four miners as they were leaving work. About 190 men were underground. many escaped with injuries.
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Tarratobran
Chalunla
Mexica
Aine
Atachal Péaret
Tasie Perangas Coal Mies
Mexican Coal and Cake Company
Imlne
Oklahoma Murderer Arrested in Indiana
Guthrie reports G. T. Roberts, charged with the December murder near Sterling, Oklahoma, of TN. Ingen Botham and two sons, has been arrested at Mount Vernon, Indiana, after eluding capture since the alleged crime. An Oklahoma officer pursued information on Roberts’ whereabouts.
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Guthrie
G. T
Tohn H. Roberts
Sterling
Okla
Ingenbotham
Mount Vernon
Oklahoma
Wmn Pirisoner
Roberts
McClain Shot by Strikers in Chicago
Jesse McClain, a machinist from Bellevue who recently worked in Chicago, was shot and fatally wounded during a confrontation at a shop locale near 90 Ohio Street. Details are scarce. investigators seek the unidentified assailants as authorities confirm McClain’s arrival from Bellevue months ago with his wife and two children.
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Cuigago
Fork Wayne
Ind
Ohio
Trek
Frovignely McCain
Joan Ahem
Vitewit
Alvin Lene
Wwateloman
Tosight McClain Wa
Hivowahhe Goth
Jesse McClain
Nickeb Plate
McClain
Bellevue
Stony Tstand
Chiang
Journal Gazette
Chicaxn
McChain
Chisago
Two Die After Belt Line Collision In Chicago
Two people were killed and several others injured in a June collision between an electric car and a freight train on Belt Line Railway. The wreck occurred near Fortyseventh Street at 1 a.m. The dead include Minnie Malstrom and an unidentified man.
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Chicago
Lile
Archer Avenue
Minnie Malstrom
Big Fire Destroys Major Manufactory in Ravenna
A massive blaze in Ravenna on June 28 gutted the big manufactory, with an estimated loss of 850000 and insured amount around 18000. The fire raced along Main Street threatening nearby properties including the White Hospital as sparks ignited several smaller buildings and caused widespread panic among patients.
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Ravenna
Portave County
Boas
Kaiser's Guests On Royal Yacht
Report of Emperor and Empress aboard Kaiser's yacht as Meteor leads the fleet. Notables include Prince Henry, Count Mole Wenester, Conn Redfoen, and U S Naval Mtarho Potts. Empress photographs the moment while Emperors discuss yacht racing material and guests are hosted aboard with a reception planned on the Kearsarge. Americans welcomed by Kiel authorities with signs and interpreters.
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Ker
Priseta
Meteor
Thediy
Beathy
Sheggeleh
Stiles Ambasedor
Prince Henry
Prosala
Prinag Adebeth
Mole Wenester
Conn Redfoen
Uniters
Mtarho Potts
Pringe Adelbert
Kearsarge
Henry
Klol
Walter
Ny Kiel
Lash Hale
Hiel
Ihesa
Come Near Lynchings at Ball Game in Ogden
Salt Lake City Utah June 28 a near lynching occurred during a baseball game between Ogden and Salt Lake Usami. In the sixth inning Marshall Salt Lake and Tiauen Ogden engaged in a quarrel with Marshall striking Hanson with a bat causing serious injury. Spectators swarmed the field, Marshall was hustled from the Browns and jailed Hansen was taken to the hospital as excitement subsided the game resumed.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ogden
Salt Lake Usami
Atternican
Marshall
Salt Lake
Tiauen
Hanson
Tyheh Marshall
Browns
Hansen
Pital
New York Robbery Targets Home In Unclear Report
A garbled item describes an alleged home robbery in New York. Names appear mangled as Jattie Valley andLonse appear, with a claimed loss around 4000 dollars. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Mob Law Defended From the Altar Chicago Preacher Advocates It
Cr icarg June 24 A Chicago preacher argues against mob violence in a talk titled Lynching From an Other Point of View. He condemns the taking of life by mobs yet says swift trials by popular action may be needed to curb brutal offenders. The piece stresses that the issue is not a race problem but the protection of women and victims.
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Court Auih Jrity
Washington
Chicago
Cricarg
Wright
W. A. Gurtlett
Faer
Burtlett
Abu Lord
Quinions Hold Barricaded House After Bank Suspect Robbery
Quinions, a pair of bachelors, were wary of banks and kept their house barricaded as intruders attacked their yard. The attackers lit a rubbish fire and knocked James of the household unconscious when the brothers opened the door to flee. The other brother was restrained, and authorities did not release the occupant until early today.
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James
Desperado Logan Eludes His Pursuers
A brief item reports the train robber known as Harvey Logan eluding a posse and escaping on his horse after an attempted heist. The pursuers failed to capture him, with scant details on location or outcome.
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Desperado Logan
Knorvilles
Focal Cileern
Pirot
Tharvey Logan
Nerntias
Whitecaps Beating Reported in Brown County Indiana
Five men abducted and severely beat William Harden in Brown County near Nashville. Harden, a poor laborer with a wife and four children, was beaten with revolver blows and left unconscious. He later sought help at a relative’s home and planned to confront his assailants, who allegedly targeted him for his work.
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Columbus
Ind
Wiliam Harden
Nashville
Brown County
Fiva
Iawite
Hardon
Harden
Indianapolis Star
Interurban Work Progress North of Montpelier
In Montpelier Indiana on June 2 the MH and F Wi Interurban plans northward expansion. Crews push toward the river crossing on Main Street and through Mandard Company grounds. Builders argue over the project as the new bridge, already at hand, will connect to Bluttion and Fett Wayne.
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Montpelier
Ind
MH. & F. Wi Interurban Company
Hete Rapids Ay
Imanstons
Bluttion
Fett Wayne
Musical fete in Fort Wayne planned by union bands
In Fort Wayne the local Musicians' Union considered a band tournament for the August date. A full representation was not present, but the plan drew favorable discussion. A special meeting will likely decide soon with a target of hosting the event on the last Sunday in August and around forty bands expected to attend.
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Fort Wayne
Datville
Eanlaations
British politics perplexing as London election talk grows
London June 2 speculates rise of general election as factions clash over Chamberlain policy and return of a strong ministry. Reports note weak Liberal turnout and Conservative backing by figures linked to Colonial Secretary Chamberlain while parties prepare for possible early vote, with observers split on timing.
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Herbert Glaustone
Neutonanta Ara
Pravinglal
Mr. Chamberlain
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Poe
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Senk
Tme
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Broong
Mexico
Indiana
Jesse Wclain
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Fleet
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Yan
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New York
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Patrick Quinton
Whitecaps
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Lou Bet
London
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AL Weadminster
Morbert Maxwell Amare Han
Malta
Incheon
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