Ambition of Orchard Facing Death Sentence Birthday
In Boise Idaho on Orchard's forty second birthday a district court will hear the death sentence for the self confessed killer linked to the Stemmenberg assassination. Orchard refuses to plead for mercy, trusts his confession as truth, and awaits execution while remaining quiet and devout. The blast that killed Stemmenberg left two victims recovered as city endures martial law and patrols the wreck site.
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Boise
Fla. Mare
Erie
District Court
Caunen County
Cherry Orchard
Stemmenberg
Caldwell
Fremont Wood
Clarry Orchard
Orchaird
Orchard
Cleveland
Charate
Oalinez Netterville
Thug Hunters Capture Bank Robbers Near Candy Creek
A Coffeyville posse pursued three Pyro bank robbers eight miles southwest of Ochelita after a midday hold up. The bandits broke up posse rifles, took pistols, and rode off unarmed, then fled toward the Osage hills. Lawmen pressed a large chase with ten men led by Jeff Bigheart, surrounding repeatedly but the outlaws escaped each time, last sighted seven miles south of Wann Oklahoma after robbing Vyro Bank of 2500.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Ochelita
Candy Creek
Phes
Jpessemen
Osage
Bighenart
Okla
Jeff Bigheart
Vyro
Far
Oklahoma
Wann Okla
Lone bandit strikes in Bonners Ferry heist
An attempted robbery on the westbound Central Limited near Bonners Ferry ends with a revolver threat. A clerk named Nystrien aids responders as the bandit steals cash and ties up staff before fleeing toward the train car as other workers comply.
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Spolane
Marel
Northern Railway
Bonners Ferry
Wecupines
Postollice Fisnectar
Bennett
Dota Nystrue
Omlety Oatother Faur
Puarfaiain Stomapf
Nystrien
Mumood
Mail Robbery Report Notes Missing Amount Recovered
A report on a mail robbery states six sacks of registered mail were carried away. The amount stolen remains unknown as details are unclear from the surviving text.
Alleged Slayer Attacked Guard in County Jail
Giuseppe Atta, known as Alia, slashed the neck of a jailer with a razor while cleaning his cell, then attempted an escape. The guard was restrained with Deputy Warden Carpen’s help. the prisoner was recaptured. Atta will recover. authorities report tightened confinement after conviction.
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Denver
Giuseppe Atta
Leo Uieinrichs
Alia
Carpen
Alla
Settlement in Patsu affair brings relief and calm
Tokio reports a satisfactory settlement of the Patsu case as China concedess all Japanese demands. China will purchase arms for the Pats and hoist the Japanese flag aboard. A Chinese warship fires a shot as the flag is re-hoisted amid general relief.
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Tokio
China
Independence Party Names National Committee Members
At Independence party headquarters in New York on March 10 a nationwide committee list is announced. Appointments include Tinet s outsider 8 Waytor Indiana F. S. Neal Lebanon Iowa Charles A. Walsh Ottumwa Michigan A. W. Nichols Greenville.
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Independence Party Committee
New York
Independence Party
Commiteemen
National Committee
The
Tinets
Tleward 8
Wagner Not in the Game
Pittsburg March 16 Tans Wagner, one of the world’s greatest base ball players, will not be in the game this season. Enon letter to President Barney Preyfuss of the Pittsburg club, with which team Wagner has played since 1807, says the game has become too strenuous for him.
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Wagner
Pittsburg
Tans Wagner
Enon
Barney Preyfuss
Hin
Blaze Threatens St Louis Union Station Fire Rescue
A gas tank explosion under a passenger car at St Louis Union Station sparked a fire. Firemen fought the blaze quickly, preventing greater damage. Estimated loss ranged from 60 000 to 75 000 dollars.
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St. Louis
Marek T
St. Louis Union Station
Immigration at Low Ebb in New York March 16
Immigration statistics compiled by steamship companies show the tide of alien arrivals in the United States remains at low ebb while departures of foreigners to Europe continue in unusual numbers.
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New York
Steamship Companies
Europe
Diverse 1900s News Snapshots and Local Anecdotes
Ada Palmer, a white woman, was run down by bloodhounds in Chattanooga and arrested on arson charges. A Philippine fleet visit and battleship movements spark strategic interest. The Iowa Republican convention shifts to Des Moines on Wednesday. Secretary Taft to Yale in New Haven then New York. Venezuelan court upholds Bermudez Asphalt ruling for Matos revolution support. A Chattanooga leader James Johnson dies by suicide. Montenegro prince dies. a firing across Lyons biscuit factory burns twenty-two acres. Willie Mothershead shoots Charles Davis after allegations of gifts. Kentucky Governor Wilson offers bounties for arrest of criminals. Police crackdown on US-run brothels in Homer Wong district. Old church pews rent by contribution basket in parts of Philadelphia Boston and New England. Pandemic-era health costs cited with minimal detail.
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Ada Palmer
Chattanooga
United States
Magdalena Bay
Pes Moines
Taft
Yale Corporation
New Haven
Conn
New York
Bermudez Asphalt Company
Matos
Eppenalerk
James Johnson
Venn
Onoam Abahani
Iran
Stephen
Prince Atirko
Montenegro
Camaelbrance
Lyons
France
Willie Mothershead
Wuaushington
Chiartes Davis
Willson
Swentucky
Acertsnde H
Homer Wong
Socialists face police court action over meeting bans
In Philadelphia on March 10 police under Director Clay halted several Socialist events causing organizers to seek injunctions to prevent further interference. A Paris Commune anniversary and Mars death memorial proceeded with police-checked attendance while Zionist and other gatherings faced disruption. Paterson authorities ponder action over a sensational anarchist article and incendiary pamphlet.
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Philadelphia
Public Safety
Clay
Walt Mars
Carl M. Zamatkin
Charles Worstman
New York
Weidelbers University
Palestine
Paris
Mars
Morris Bullquitt
Socialist Party
Liw
Millionaire Crocker Undergoes Successful Operation
New York Marcel 16. George Crocker heir to the Crocker estate in San Francisco underwent an operation at his home for a long illness. Dr W T Ball performed the procedure and reported a successful outcome and good recovery. Crocker’s sister Mrs O B Alexander and brother William F Crocker stood with him during the operation at his residence.
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New York
Marcel
George Crocker
Crocker
San Francisco
WT. Ball
Bull
O. B. Alexander
William F. Crocker
Crocker National Damik
Sanrancises
Convention split at New York Democratic meeting
Report from Jamestown New York describes a division at a Democratic state convention with Bryan supporters facing a faction led by the Cou bers Bennett wing. Delegates from the Bryan group were instructed to vote as a unit, and a proposed preservation measure for Bryan was pushed through amid the factional dispute.
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New York
Ftodorseniggt
Bryan
Jamestown
N.Y. Phil
Issie
Coubers Bennett
Bitters
Uttos
New York Chess Classic Sees Home Players Win
In New York Miurel 16 the international chess event ends with home players securing 3 1 2 points from the pool. The Sir George Neowie trophy changes hands, moving from Great Britain to the United States as the prize.
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New York
Miurel
Dea Victoss
Sir Gieorge Neowie
Bast Min Hast Vere
Dea
Rifles for the Militia and Springfield armory plans
Fragmentary text notes rifles for the militia and arrangements for a springfield armory run. Mentions General Cr vier as chief of the safety of tine sais and a nationwide reach. Unclear details and garbled phrases obscure exact actions or dates.
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Washington
Merch
Cr Vier
Tragic tale of six girls in gas room deaths
New York on March 16 reports a seventeen year old, Helen Baxter, tied to a fatal gas incident after an apparent suicide pact among six girls. One girl survived while five others died in what authorities describe as an attempted group death. Baxter’s account links a wealthy suitor and a failed friendship to the demise, with authorities seeking to identify the other participants.
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New York
Marcy
Peten Roarter
Miss Baxter
Mike
Oast Paul
Tiefen
Tlelen
Helen
St. Paub
Dn Ebefer
South Bend
IOWA MAN FLEECED OVER WRESTLING BETTING PLOT
Davenport lumberman J E Kavanaugh reported to New Orleans police that he was lured into a betting scheme by men in fine dress who claimed a Seattle wrestler Marsh could be tricked. A $7000 bet was placed, Marsh appeared to be poisoned and the men vanished. Kavanaugh fled the scene and later returned for his stake but could not locate anyone or the money.
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New Orleans
J. E. Kavanaugh
Davenport
Middlewest
Marsh
Seattle
Wasth
Kavanaugh
Orlecussind
Aoduafelh
Kanavaueh
Phe Nitteh
Anata
Cinte Mitesh
Hiavananish
Tre
Amb Marsh
Amen Poe
House Talks Politics in Arain and Washineton
A fragile record of a general debate session notes that new members expressed views on hopes of the day. Topics included tariff policy and the Petersite act, while the appropriation for a department was under consideration and the senate remained in session.
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Washineton
Thi Hose
Lcense
Senate
Four Candidates for Mayor Lassig and Others
Four candidates are listed for mayoral race with names including Radotpa Loonis Piatt Ter ter and Pho A. Giitkes. The OCR shows garbled text but indicates a municipal election context and multiple contenders.
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Lassig
Michio
Miarel
Republicsu
Luis
Afareh
Radotpa Loonis
Japan Decorates Victorias in Madrid
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ceremony in Madrid with dogs presented to Queen Victoria and mentions of the Geer, Uapeu, and a procession. The text is garbled and unreadable in parts, but implies a royal decoration or homage tied to Japan.
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Japan
Madrid
Jaya
Vistoria Dle Das Cwota
Geer
Uapeu
Chicago Booze Fight Spurs Pledges by Local Societies
Chicago polit ical scene heats as United Societies push candidates to pledge repeal of Sunday laws and support local option. The campaign targets aldermanic seats, with a pledge linking to broader federal and state constitutional interpretations. Debates will focus on special bar permits and license loosening in urban areas.
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Chireen
United Societies
Loin Typ
Ciieage City Council
Chicago
Particubir
General Assembly
United
Tinos
Postponed announcement of whist club match in Edwardsville
Banker Charles Willis Terry did not name a partner for the Evening Whist Club due to absences and fitness of members. The club, a society gathering, had earlier invited leade rs to nominate a most eligible bachelor with letters and photographs read aloud. The former announcement is now postponed to March 27.
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Edwardsville
Charles Willis Terry
Terry
Watt
Chicago state committee meets to pick convention details
The Democratic state committee meets in Chicago on March 25 at Sherman House to set the time and place for the state convention to choose the state’s delegation for the national convention. Chairman Charles Rosenstein supports endorsing William Jennings Bryan.
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Chicago
Democratic State Committee
Sherman
Fatal Quarrel of Horsemen in Carmi On Main Street
John W. Pulford was killed and Leton Dale seriously wounded in a gunfight on Carmi Main Street amid a quarrel among horsemen over an alleged theft. Dale was arrested. Street was crowded with onlookers as the shooting erupted among the men known as horsemen after an eye theft dispute.
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Carmi
Marehi
Ohn W. Pulford
Leten Dale
Main Street
Dale
Murder Suspect Believed To Have Slain Butter Man
The body of John Luedeke, who disappeared from his horse three months ago, was found near Blick Ridge in Cahota. Authorities believe the victim was murdered and Beringfeld of AWL is linked to the case.
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Beringfeld
John Luedeke
Cahohta
Blick Ridge
Huedeke
Preacher Found Dead in Bed After Long Service
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a preacher of the Methodist Episcopal church, Rex Ho Lo Patweon, found dead at home after many years of service. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the incident appears to be a death within a religious community setting.
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Sidell
Maelodain
Sitty
Elurete
Wits
Semdmdaw
Rex
Ayer
Meeting of the Littetoia Club and Portaed heat cup
Leroy al duches Joofus Plutiphrey attended a meeting of the Littetoia club and Portaed heat cup at the Mareb de Aout event. Officials organized the depute, and the gathering highlighted regional club activities and leadership roles.
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Sopipetae
Leroyal Duches Joofus Plutiphrey
Bochad Tosan
Well Known Sporting Man Dead In St Louis
George Munson, famed sporting figure and former secretary of the Crowns baseball club, died in St Louis from double pneumonia after a long career as a sports promoter and organizer. The obituary notes his influence across athletics and his leadership in baseball circles.
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St. Louis
Mareh Dh
Geeorvee Munson
Tor Poy Verp
Iavinger Af
Bonis
Peavidd Oars Body Found In Dream Site In West Virginia
The body of Peavidd oars is said to have been found in Monongah West Virginia exactly where his brother George dreamed it would be. The report notes that the mysterious finding ties to the brother’s vision and adds to the unusual details surrounding the case.
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Monongsah
W. Va
George
Temperature In Fishes and Heat Regulation
A report from a scientific society discusses whether fishes have a separate body temperature mechanism. It notes that body temperature tends to be higher than surrounding water, with differences more pronounced in certain species. Evidence from tests and studies is cited, indicating internal regulation may vary among fish types.
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Din Durgh Losal Society
The First Poor Laws in Early Times
Fragmentary text discusses historic poor laws and statutes relating to relief, detailing how local authorities imposed duties on landowners and officials to provide aid. Mentions Elizabethan era reference and the concept of sustenance, with oblique notes on enforcement and duties toward the poor.
Fatal gas blast destroys Natchez five story building
A massive gas explosion in Natchez Mississippi leveled a five story building near the business district. At least two people were killed and one wounded with six dead women noted among the victims. a carpenter and several residents were injured as debris ignited fires across eighteen nearby homes. Fire and wind spread embers through the area as rescue crews searched the wreckage and a missing worker was feared dead.
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Natchez
Vmass
Misti Persets
Ceptine Coemer
Mato
Mars
Wetteringhar
Aliss
Booth Ders
Sworths
Carra Maurras
Tne
Netterside
Adie White
Fied Uriah Plaskins
Brea
Sagan Dierns
Folin Carkett
Armel Banding
Virginia Penterock
TRAIN D ROPS KORPY PRET IN OKLA MASS WRECK
Train wreck on a trestle over Spring Creek near Bristow Oklahoma injures seven or more and causes fatalities. Authorities say No 6 Southern Pacific passenger train crashed while crossing the trestle as cars plunged into the river. Rescue crews worked as Special Agent Kotpson questioned survivors and investigated the wreck site.
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Bristow
Okla
St. Louis
San Franccisco
Northtannap
Spring Creek
Harrison
Hires
Sapuliper
Okia Wa
Posten
Oeletk
Maonett
Ale
Braddon
Ba Bom City
Brant Martin
Orklaborer City
Martin
Bannk Gipson
Aeware
Epgarette
Kotpson
Sapulpa
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
Readable text shows garbled names and partial place references. Core details and dates are missing, making full event or notice unclear. Strong entities cannot be identified from the fragment.
History of the Cent. first American cent discovery
The article outlines early unissued copper cent pieces found before the known date, noting they were not government issued and therefore dated as patterns. It compares the design to large copper cents but with Liberty’s head turned right and the words One Cent enclosed within a thirteen-link chain.
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Eilerty
Hen in Central Park Zoo Helped by Keeper Action
A Central Park Zoo hen was choking from an obstruction. Keeper James Coyle rapidly forced down the bird’s throat with a hook and removed the blockage, saving its life.
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Central Park
New York
Hughes
James Coyle
Trials by Bread and Cheese in Ancient Justice
An old practice called bread and cheese judged criminals by feeding them dry bread and cheese on an altar. If the accused swallowed easily they were acquitted. if they choked they were condemned, risking harm to many innocent people through a flawed ritual.
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Dpall Mall Gazette
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