PILLAGING CONTINUES IN MOLDAVIA AND WALLACHIA
Reports from Durharust on March 26 describe rampant pillaging by troops across Moldavia and Wallachia. Peasants with improvised weapons attacked a company near Macess, while troops retreated after heavy force. Synagogues and homes looted in Teleornnii and Zimai con, with army reserves implicated in the plunder. Over 32,610 troops now in Moldavia.
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Durharust
Toumaule
LetapbranDy Leyu
Moldavia
Wai- Terhla
Macess
Vastyl
Fred Neveral
Wallachia
Zimaicon
Alexandria
Nimvils
Rowor
Roslari
Thisd
Trolley Lines Gone Slow After Power Plant Mishap
A Fort Wayne area power failure halted city trolleys and interurbans after a 6:40 p.m. Monday accident at Spy Row Avenue. Generators failed, forcing temporary busies while neighboring plants supplied power. Crews secured relief from Huntington and Lima stations. cars began moving again by afternoon with reduced schedules.
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Port Wayne
Anderson
Indiana Union Traction Company
Lima
Lime
Citywide power outage cripples transit and repairs rush
The city faced a major electrical outage as generators for heating and small machinery failed, separate from railway power. Repairs on a damaged machine are being sped, with Superintendent Crawford aiming to energize a second engine by 6 pm to restore part of service. Fort Wayne lines and Toledo routes diverted passengers to city cars during the outage.
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Fort. Wayne
Wy Wath
Toledo
Chicago
Aubert-Garretty
Fort Wayne
Springfield
Decatur
Aly Tg
Amita
Veteran inventor McDaniel dies at 80 after heart illness
William A McDaniel, 80, a Civil War veteran and inventor of a shoelace device, died suddenly at his home 418 West Main Street. Coroner cited paralysis of the larynx and heart involvement as the cause after he collapsed at the breakfast table. Survived by his wife and two children, plus two brothers.
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McDaniel
Anil Uy
Thornton
Ind
Indiana
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Fark Wayne
Henry Tha Shoelades
Joseph McDaniel
Princeton
Charles McDaniel
Crawtoriaville
Wessler
J. C. Young
Indianapolis
Webaniel
Michlen
Fort Warner
Man Dies in Hotel From Gas Inhalation In Brooklyn
A 28 year old man identified as W. A. Vensor, of Lima Ohio, was found dead in the Wellington Hotel in Brooklyn. A card in his pocket referenced an alleged case of attempted poisoning and a threat to his life. The death is being investigated by Frank S. Raby of the appellate court in New York City.
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Tae Woat
Lama
Isle
Man
Adont
Great Fear Of Chinese Uprising Emerges In Shanghai Reports
Reports from Shanghai warn of possible general uprisings in famine regions threatening the Qing dynasty. Viceroy Tuan Fang warns of 006,000 rupees to buy East Indian rice to feed people, hoping to blunt sedition. U.S. and European aid efforts grow as governments prepare to respond to potential unrest and foreign interests.
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China
Shanghai
Bradt
Washington
Tuan Fang
Fle Wetion
Selief
United States
San Francisco
Tavla Klapsch
Rn Jk
Fragmentary foreign policy note on China and uprising
A partial OCR fragment mentions China, the United States and Europe, and references government actions under the Lim Test and the Boxer uprising as a potential signal. The text is garbled, with unclear subjects and intentions, limiting concrete facts.
Ruef case moves toward trial in Frisco
Sabaraneizeo March 21 Aurehai Ruef's attorneys withdrew the writ of error in a United States Supreme Court case and said they will proceed with the trial on extortion charges. Detective updates follow as authorities pursue Louis Glass amid bribery indictments and possible flight plans.
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Sabaraneizeo
Aurehaih Ruef
United States Supreme Court
Tinton Aj
Frank Murphy
Washington
State Supreme Court
Abraham Ruet
Ban
Francisco
Shara Enpia
Ruet
Supreme Court of the United States
Mandela
Glas
Ban Freacisen
Louis Gliss
Pacific States
Grand
Glass
Orreal
Sara
Francisca
Honda
Ironda
Gines
Salt Lake Railroad
Los Angele
Murder of Mother Shocks North Oale Family
Police say 64 year old Martha Soderberg was found in a closet at her home in North Oale on Sunday with brutal injuries. Her son J H Soderberg was arrested on suspicion of killing her after a fight over a box and quarrel with the deceased. The body was described as upright, wrapped, and severely mutilated with the face torn and a severed tongue. Investigators believe the attacker intended to conceal and flee with the infant.
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Ran Viimolsin
North Oale
Martha Soderberg
Jond
H. Soderberr
First Geat Boy and Then Sought to Hang Him
A man named Butler, described as a negro, is held for a murder attempt on an eight year old Black boy. The assailant battered the boy and tried to hang him using a rope over a tree. Neighbors intervened as a mob pursued Butler, who was captured and jailed. The boy was unrelated to Butler and motive remains unknown.
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Angst
Maren R. Boiler
Rome
Butler
New Pastor in Charge at Wayne Street Church
Rev Frank Lenlg Heard led two sermons at Wayne Street Church as the new pastor of Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal. The arrival drew early attention and prompted interest in the congregation as he takes up pastoral duties and influence in the community.
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Frank Lenlg
Wayne Sirest Chirch
Franke Lente
Wayne Street
Central American War Progress Report From Choluteca
Dispatches from Washington and Central America describe Nicaraguan forces led by Zalaye defeating Honduran troops at Choluteca and closing in on Amapala. Reports claim Bonilla fled toward San Lorenzo, with U S mediation efforts ongoing and expectations of arbitration soon.
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Pezen
Central America
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Creel
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Stafs
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Muzivo
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Republica Il
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Nicaragua
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Amapolla
Eland
Pacific
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la Ohio
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Honduran
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Nici
Divorce Artist Husband Grand Opera Star Is 10)
New York March 26 The opera singer Madame Eames has a divorce action filed against her husband Julian Bensy a prominent tenor. Supreme court spokesman said no statement would be issued as proceedings proceed. Friends say the pair have been estranged for some time and not temperamentally compatible. Eames born in Shanghai in 1869 to American parents, married Bensy in 1901.
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Dome, Ames
Sundaes
Jien Brory
Supreme Court of
Mma
Eames
Philadelphia
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York
Eanes
Alime
Saurme
Emua Eames
Julian Bensy
Shanghai
China
Governor Ranly Stricken Ill Delays Home Return
Indianapolis dispatch reports Governor Henry Ranly fell ill while traveling from Pennsylvania and delayed his return from vacation. Col Gemmer, secretary to the governor, received word that the governor would not depart until morning, with a later arrival anticipated this evening. The illness was not believed serious.
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Indianapolis
Henry
Pennsylvania
Ay Hiness
Indiana
Gemmer
King
Mena
Fragmentary line hints at local notice and names
Partial OCR fragment lists personal names and phrases suggesting a local notice. Content is unclear but indicates a regulatory or community announcement with probable date references and individuals connected to a local matter.
Tragic Rail Wreck Claims Students In Los Angeles
A special Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe train collided with outbound No 3 near the Los Angeles river brushing through the Buena Vista bridge. Six persons died including G. G. Franklin and A H Edwards. numerous injuries and dead bodies feared beneath a demolished smoker car. Authorities listed injured from Claremont and Los Angeles areas as investigators work at the wreck site with rescue teams scouring debris.
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Cal
Atchison, Topeka and Sania Fs
No Dames Ol Legimte Teld
Claremont
Callided
Beodna
United No. 3
Bix Paraona
Beth Enainas
Enemnes
Walker
H. H. Beal
Drew
A. Grossman
Delpala
Stuart
Clarence Jones
J. Sth
F. Smith
Loe Angeles
Rugme
R. W. Wilson
Los
Maiga Penrose Exonerated by Military Board
Washington March 25 The secure committee on military affairs received from the acting secretary of state a telegram from Brigadier General McCaukey commander of the department of Texas stating Penrose was exonerated The court found that the booting up of Brownsville was done by men of the Twenty Third Infantry.
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McCaukey
Department of ‘Toxie
Moler Penrose
Penrose
Brownsville
Uitry
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