Train Collision Kills Six On Missouri Kansas Texas Line
A head on collision on the Missouri Kansas and Texas rail line six miles south of Fort Worth killed six aboard. The southbound engineer and fireman and the northbound engineer and fireman perished. The crash occurred while trains were returning from a high speed run. Eight merchandise cars burned and the wreck caused extensive damage.
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Port Worth
Ea Ising
Missouri
Kanana
Texan
Hort
Bethan
Hines
Caldwell
Wallace
Tro Drakenan
Fadera
North
Smathers Trial Over Gold Cup Plot In Memphis
In a supreme court session in Memphis, Justice Greetbayny and a jury heard claims over the 1904 gold cup racing plot involving Major Delmar and Lou Dillon. Witnesses described schemes to fix the race, with defense arguing ownership and regulatory disputes while urging dismissal.
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Tory
Greetbayny
Supreme Court
Memphis
Aoculit
B.S. Seumthira
Major Tel- Tmari
Metals
Oetaber
Lou Dillon
Sumthens
Major Na Mat
Lou DiDob
Salma Byoyir Billings
Memphils Association
Tska Up
Dla Yanae
Lon Dillon
Mara
Puize Nie
National Trotting Association
Smathers
Major Delmar
Driver Spears
George W. Spear
Simathoreen Poy
Lexington
Spechtgard
Lou Didluc
HN Benders
Wilara Sanders
Santers
Sean Lou Dillon
Rena
Haddie
Bthe
Winging
Miestlee Greenbaum
Rev Jacob Updike Dies After Medical Treatment
The Rev Jacob Updike former pastor of West Jefferson Street Church in Fort Wayne died Friday May 5 in Bloomington Illinois after extended medical care. He served 38 years as a pastor and was a longtime member of the Christian church. Survived by his wife and eight children, the family mourns his passing.
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Jacob ¥. Updike
West
Jefferson
Greet Chater
Chetet
Fort Wayne
Bloomington
Til
Christian Church
Ray
Updike Wan GY Sears
Wan
Agrarian Debate Moves Ahead in Petersburg
Reports from St Petersburg indicate the agrarian issue dominates parliamentary debate under Governor Hanly with mixed expectations. Proposals include compulsory expropriation and broad land nationalization, while some parties push limited reform. no decisive action expected this session.
Illiterate Juror Triggers New Turn in Favrot Case
In New Orleans Anril Le tiability on the wart of a juror to read and walte t ho Ensiteh languesé caused a delay in the George K. Favrot murder case in Louisiana's sixth district. The mistrial or juror issue stalled proceedings for over eleven months as Baton Rouge court officials weighed the impact. The state seeks a fresh trial while Favrot faces accusation of using Dr. Aldrich to cast aspersions and reveal Aldrich to have enst ev fits fam iy.
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New Orleans
George K. Fayrot
Louintena
Bean Canfiand
BR. H. Aldricht
Baton Rouge
Favrot
Aldrich
State Tax Board Jobs Are No Longer Shaps
Indianapolis reports detail a restructuring of the State Tax Board with a long session schedule starting April 1. A first block runs to May 20, then continued hearings cover assessments, appeals, and board reviews through late summer, including hearings on transportation lines and railroads.
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State Tax Board
Indianapolis
Starlinx
Trannl
Leleybunn
Express
Celugraph
Bane
Atara
Evers
Gamblers Fined After Poker Raid and Court Absence
A Sunday raid led by Police Captain Ankephnick and Detectives Lenz Schuyler Myere resulted in fines for several men named R. O. Waster, John Smith, Pres Millar, and others for gambling in an alley. William Mallewna paid $5 plus costs for violating local ordinances and face future penalties as gambling figures are targeted.
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Waster
John Smith
Pres Millar
John Brown
John Alextodes
Gootee Bilder
George Edwards
Hogan
William Mallewna
Chiat Af Polina Ankephnick
Uleal
Lapp
Lenz Schuyler Myere
Businsay
Lillian Maples
Sarah Human
Oyo
Fred Williams
Jack Alder
Greenwood Avenue
Bunesy
Award Swain
Thomas Johne Suc
William Hlexs
Eekarle
Arti Parker l
Frank P Shafer Tor
Dvey
Guy
Mtteen Dars
Tullns Besancon
Takeng
Leon Orite
Ag Waling
Sundar An
Carclean
Wellman party heads north to join pole expedition
A Bluffton group including Mr and Mrs Fred Stevenson and others prepared in New York and Paris to join Walter Wellman for a North Pole expedition. After four weeks of organization they planned a voyage toward the Arctic region seeking the invincible, with hopes of returning by way of Sulu if a discovery occurred. A separate notice reports James Norley, 66, of Sidney, Indiana, died suddenly in his home after heart distress. W Zorhalter of Kendallville donated two vestments to aid a local project.
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New Avenue Hotel
Fred Stevenson
Fowler
Mutray
L. &. Shrvenn
Bluffton
Pennsylvania
York
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Paris
Welluzia
Arctic
Peturn
Sulu
James Norely
Yaara
Ape
Naeriy
Sidney
Wonchiaka
Ind
Qua Leler
A. W. Zorhalter
Kendallville
Hay
President's policy line on railroads and frost impact
Washington April 4 The president sent a letter defending railroad regulation and outlining his stance on interstate commerce. He stressed executive restraint, warned against blanket rate controls, and supported laws to curb unfair discrimination. Frost and cold damaged fruit crops across Indiana and neighboring states, with farmers reporting significant losses to apples, peaches, and berries and many regions recording hard freezes late night.
Woman Found Dead in Bed Slain with Ax
Abyensa Mra feral Graft of 434 West Harrison was found dead in bed with a deep gash on her right tongue and blood on bed clothing. Police seek husband Charles Grall, believed to have killed her with an ax found in the kitchen. Grant reportedly returned home earlier and quarreled with wife.
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Abyensa
West Harrison
Charles Grall
Platt
Vestibule Additions Planned for Cathedral Building
The contract to add four new vestibules at Cathedral 4 has been awarded by Rev BF Roche tx Paul Tader. The plan calls for brick and stone walls, a large front door plus several side doors near the ramp, enabling quick egress for large crowds. The work aims to open new exits and improve access within a few months.
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Roche
Paul
Tader
Silher
Ina Garkearel
New Hospital for Jerusalem on Mount of Olives
April 1 report from Merusalem notes the foundation stone laying of the new German hospital on the Mount of Cuties. Governor, local officials, and guests attended a ceremony with dignitaries including Binyeror Wie Hie and the sultan of Turkey, as land and a commission for the hospital were authorized.
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Merusalem
Cuties
Seravantens
Binyeror
Turkey
Ani
Author of Homestead Law Is Dead at Aed AG
Gulian A Grow, former congressman from Pennsylvania and long-time House member, died at his home in Glenwood, Pennsylvania, after a long public service career. He served as Speaker of the House during parts of the Civil War and was known as the "father of the Homestead Law" for his role in land settlement legislation. Born August 4, 1828, he left a widow and several children.
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St. Petersbure
Rusviac
APE AG
Binghamton
Guluein
Grow
Gienwood
Peon
Soe
Wilmot Vania
House of Representatives
Pennsylvanie
Tle
Tly
Contine Wous
Case of Representatives
Congress
Rita
Representative West
Telrm
Buchanan
Boalls
Keitt
Eiale Saltters
Craw
Frente
Nora
Uly Chidren
Defendants Refuse 10 Fight Suits in Federal Case
A damaged OCR text reports a federal grand jury proceeding involving multiple defendants tied to price fixing and anti competitive schemes. It mentions Jt Hanna as an agent in Chicago and leader of a Prudential group, with sentences deferred for most litigants. Numerous furniture companies across several states are listed as participants or associated entities.
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Thieven
Holbrook
Aehno
Church
Pinn
Wuture Junge Laneile
United States
Sun
Holhenne
Mie
H. Stafford Manufacturing Company
Chiengs
Worite Rey
Jt Hanna
Wes
Chicago
Helen Miller Gould and Her Philanthropic Charge in 1907
Feature on Helen Miller Gould detailing her wealth and charitable acts. Describes her use of funds for Bible distribution, repair of religious works, and support for missions. Notes her restraint on public presence and private philanthropy methods aboard a war vessel in Brooklyn.
Incomplete biographical note may refer to early education
Fragmentary text mentions a move in 1884 to Sus given Suswantanna counts, Ba, with McGrew working on farms to earn an education. It notes graduation from Amiersi college in 1844 and admission to the Lar three years later, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
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Suswantanna Counts
McGrew
Amiersi College
Castoria Advert and Truncated Reverie
Fragmentary historical note references Castoria for infants and children and a stray obituary snippet. It mentions Charles L. Stanley a commercial traveler and a tragedy about a man running to rescue a woman. Also references Dunkard or German Baptist church establishment in Columbia.
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Tuo Dunkard
Columbia Chly
GOAL PRICES UNSETTLED IN STEAMER DEALS
Dealers warn that spring price setting is unsettled with many firms delaying firm quotes. Market chatter notes price variations and cautious buying as winter declines and producers adjust to uncertain demand. Analysts expect clearer guidance in coming weeks amid competing dealer forecasts and seasonal shifts.
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Delmar
Snyders
Amathers
Mr. Smathers
Sanders
Lou
Maer
Elepar
Vy Updike
Douma
Hanly
Ezogire
Oday
Srlatopolk-Mivehy
Deasn-nbla
Male
Jong
Auotlog
Tadlatapolia
Hanly Wee
Petter
Ibis
Hotsop
Atabosan Cevast
Alice
Soma
Peru
Indiana
Wellman
Or. Fowler
Gluffton
Fae
Rome
Washington
Roosevelt
Dvelinie
Davn
Elizaln
Aitwation
Kent
Wyt Smith
Tealalen
N. C
Maaringes
Apath
Bia
Iis
Tadlananniin
Ruth
Frost
Inet Nigne
New Albany
Venneta
Matilsan
Petersourg
Whanington
Mercury
Greensburg
Martinavitla
Freesing Point
Nat
New aAlbusy
Madison
Misiy
Gathouvale
Tea “Winslow
June Jr
NEW Hospital For
Jerusalem
Salusha A. Grow
Ganized
Ekurah
Nela Contendre
Amostionn Scathie Company
A. H. Andrews 2 Co
Chirazey Buperlor
Manufactusion Campaur
Muskegon
Dich
Uancy Behn
Pues Nituno Coraputis
Greatt
Cinetanoti
Feldman Sealing Company
New Richmond
H.C. Visht Sand &C
Parker City
Helen Gould
The
Broadway Magazine
Helen Miller Gould
Helen Fontd
Notsolt
Oranda Apera
Enor
Alu
Praserwestina Iustea
Brooklyn
Jack
Broadway
Aiden
Fade
Weir
Nefors
Benna
Bete Vetere
Joseph
Charles. L. Stanles
Wesley Christopher
Ciylrodng
al Legen
Ming
Gandy
West B. St
Wayne
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