Traction Line Offers 40000 For Wreck Victims Eight
Illinois dispatch reports Mattoon City Railway and Central Wabash Traction offer 40000 to settle all damages from the Interurban wreck of August 30 in which eighteen died and fifty were injured. The case includes 225000 already charged in circuit court and a pending inter venting petition challenging mortgagees as fraudulent. Court awards Daniel Graham 5000 for injuries from a trolley collision near Mattoon.
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Springfeld
Coles Ennty
Daniel Graham
Mattoon City Railway
Matioon City Railway Company
Central Mwiinoig Traction Company
Charleston
Carmi
Chicago
Grosscoup
Mattoon City Railway Company
Central Wads Traction Company
Aircuit
Remembers Her Old Master in a Strange Will
An elderly resident of Jacksonville wills her homestead and several thousand dollars to a Minneapolis boy age ten, grandson of her former master. The tale ties to 1850 abductions and later ownership, with names like George W. Dukiney and Mrs. Tersaiot amid a sea of outdated facts and unclear connections.
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Jacksonville
Lavhda Trym
Minneapolis
Ue Pigeess
George W. Dathiney
Jin
Hos
St. Louis
Ad Turls
Demiel M. Didaney
Shires
Atrs
Tersaiot
George W. Dukiney
Eos
Dhuaibal
Hypnotic Sunstroke Misadventure in Medical Attempt
A German doctor attempted hypnotic treatment for a patient unable to afford a warm climate by projecting a sun image on the ceiling and suggesting sun exposure. The patient died of sunstroke, despite the doctor’s insistence that recovery was near. The remark by colleagues sparked indignation.
Woman causes fatal murder in East Tola partner confession
William Stewart, restaurant proprietor and Yates Center family member, was murdered by business partner Cresiston who confessed to killing him after claiming he loved Stewart's wife. Mrs Stewart was arrested on complicity charges as the couple returned from a theater.
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Tole
Kan
Dec
William Stewert
East Tola
Yates Center
Man
WE Cresiston
Stewart
Creviston
Possible reopen of Goldfield mines with non-union workers
In Goldfield Nevada Captain William Sparks reports from the Atine Oyyners association that an attempt to reopen the mines with non-union labor will occur this week. All mines are picketed by nonen laborers, hindering entry and operations. nine U S troops remain in the area. Ex-Consul John Goodnow has died, announced by cablegram received in Minneapolis.
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Goldfield, Nev
William
Sparks
Goldfeld
Atine Oyyners’ Association
Nolen
United States
Goodnow
Minneapolis
John Goodnow
Death Notice for Ex-Consul General Goodnow in Spain
Brief obituary notes the death of MOU GOODNOW, former consul general at Shanghai, in Malaga Spain. The message contains only the announcement of death with no further details.
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Mou Goodnow
Shanghai
Ma] Liga
Spain
Vindication of President White in District Session
In Des Moines district No. 11 United Workers of America adjourned after a four day session. Resolutions leave payment decisions to locals and avoid cash where possible. The meeting largely endorsed President John P. White amid calls for his resignation from southern Lews lac over certificate handling.
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White
Nes Moines
Focals
United Workers of America
John P. White
Lews Lac
Caught Between Two Cars On Busy Crossing
An elderly man, Mitel, age 80, crossing Willis h avenue at Congress street Hobart, was struck between two vehicles. He lost a leg and sustained injuries likely fatal, after being hit by a southbound car on Tadley avenue. A veteran named Lo. Nemp was beaten to death near Marshalltown, with injuries indicating continued violence.
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Hobart
Mitel
Ancepie
Virunga Clamer
Tadley Avenue
Des Moines
Tadee
Nemp
Loch
Marshalltown
Lehowe
Aia Tivestts Wethon
Amd
Kansan City Uplite closes Sundays in theater crackdown
Grand jury indicts 228 traveling actors and theater employees for violating Sunday claus, arrests made as authorities seize venues. Defendants bound over to await trial on $800 bond each as cases proceed in local court.
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Kansan City
Uplite
Kansas City
Poe
Pld
Vintadnae
Sandiy Claws
Chaniyay Thera
Tik
Tebesti Post
Theft of a Masterpiece at Van Dyke’s Church
Thieves struck Van Dyke’s church stealing a great masterpiece titled The Tretion of the Cross. The guard reported damage and the thieves cut the entrance apart to flee with the work. Police are reviewing the scene and seeking clues.
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Coueteal
Delhi
van Dyke
Dias Taei
Neteo Thane
Aare Ruadiy
Three Burned to Death in Boston Tragedy
A severe blaze in Boston results in the deaths of three people including Mrs. Marry Joubert and two others. Firefighters report the inferno was brought under control after rapid containment, with investigators examining the scene for the cause and any possible links to prior warnings or hazards.
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Boston
Marry Joubert
Chantes Doubert Capea
Joubert
Amber and Mander Clash Over Missing Hook Request
Fragmentary OCR shows Amber berating a reviewer while Mander and Ebony exchange lines about a hook. The tone hints at a theatrical or literary dispute with London as a referenced but unclear setting.
Death of King Oscar Gustave Adolphe of Sweden
King Oscar II died yesterday in Stockholm after a long reign. Crown Prince Gustave Adolf, now Gustav VI Adolf, was proclaimed king amid mourning crowds and a formal oath of allegiance. Queen Sophia, the royal family, and state officials witnessed the transition as Sweden entered a new era.
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Lree
Oscar T
Sweden
Oace
Montol
Hia Aily
Oscar Gustave
High Mine
Kring
Oscar
Tes
Gustave Adolphe
Verma
Council of
Gustave Vo
Anen
Alregianece
Gustave
Gallace
Passes Away After Long Unconscious Ordeal
The monarch Gustave V of Sweden drifted in unconsciousness in his final hours. Queen Victoria grieved as doctors and attendants struggled to keep the spark of life, with brief signs of perception fading in and out.
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Oscar
Sweden
Heiais
Daily Journal Delivers Citywide Service for Ne a Week
The Daily Journal announces delivery across the city for Ne a week, offering broad access to news and features.
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The
Daily Journal
the Daily Journal
Mourning Across Nations For a Fallen King
The passage describes public sorrow as crowds mourn a king’s death, with lines of villagers praying and comforting each other. It notes the monarch’s passing sparks widespread grief and official condolences from Europe, while a family figure Wing Osean is mentioned with an aged birth date.
Experts to test bullets in Brownsville riot inquiry
Washington reports an expert analysis of bullets submitted for the Brownsville investigation. The analysis suggests the bullets were not fired by the army at the time of the Brenoville riot, with General Crozier concurring. The bullets analysis and Crozier's correspondence will be reviewed by the Senate committees on military affairs at their meeting tomorrow.
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Washington
Dec
Brownsville
Senate
Brenoville
Croales
Ardhaice
Ill Fated Pit on Fire at Monongah West Virginia
Six days after the deadly explosion at the Montour mine, fifty six hours after the disaster three and eight of the Ppatmont Coal Company but fifty three bodies had been recovered. Rescue teams resumed work but surface conditions hindered immediate burial. The company stated one bereaved is in need and will be cared for.
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Monongah
W. Va
Uit Ne
Patrmont Coal Company
Aedia
Thomas
Tts
Federation and rail rates spark labor protest in Augusta
The Federation of Labor press release by president D.T. O’Connell criticizes railroad rate cuts and pushes for broader anti tariff legislation, linking southern unrest to hours and layoffs. A separate note from Rome signals measures on sacred manuscripts as part of church rites.
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Cor Federation of Labor
Latts
O'Connell
Une
Gildhott
Ping EN
Rome
Dee
Carolinn Cretond
Congress of Sacred Rites and Sacred Relics
Duis
Pope Philx
Ping TX
Fire Rips New Berlin Building Complex
A large blaze devastated the New Berlin area near Jacksonville. Fire crews battled flames at a row of structures including a bank and a tin plant. Damages were extensive and the cause remains under investigation with no injuries reported.
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New Berlin
Ateksonvile
New Thor
Jacksonville
Syn
Wierreit & Boye Ton Bank
Bildligs
Rochester A Watershed Case Nears Final Day
A garbled clipping describes a Rochester water case with parties including Dee and Now, a court order closing Saturday, and a test action viewed as possible. Austerly, the intended compliance was emphasized, with references to life shoes and a ride.
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Rochester
Taft Delayed at Boulogne in Heavy Weather
A brief report notes President Taft aboard the steamer Gaunt was delayed at Boulogne due to heavy weather. Secretary Tot and other officials were aboard, with the voyage postponed as rough seas and wind slowed progress yesterday.
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Taft
Boulogne
Bouvlogne
Gaunt
Merety
Unclear Text Alert Leaves Readers Guessing
The fragmentary OCR passage is unreadable in places and mentions names and actions without clear context. It remains a partial item with numerous garbled words and missing details, making the event or subject uncertain.
Mouddha’s Tautetst: Two-Pole Travel Device Described
A fragment describes a device called the toutetst fa Maudhivusear mene trav el, built from two poles six feet long with a Beat and feet rest. It notes construction details but lacks clear context or full explanation.
Solid Gold as a Legal Definition and Carat Stamp Reform
The article discusses the long standing misuse of the term solid gold, its legal definition and the push to replace it with carat stamps. It explains how alloys are used to improve durability and the need for accurate marking of gold content to protect buyers and honest jewelers. It notes potential congressional action to abolish the term solid gold and require carat stamping, with penalties for mislabeling. It also includes various anecdotes on royal and religious topics and a magazine note on Tattersall's exclusiveness.
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Polsbow
Artes
Gaul
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