Week's Hap Penings in The News Record
A chaotic week features a Chandler Oklahoma bank raid by Cook gang with two guards and teller forced to open the safe after a fatal shooting of barber J M Mitchell. a Canton Mississippi execution of William and Frank Scott for burglary murder. extensive Saranac Michigan fire destroying key buildings including Hunter's Opera House. a mad horse incident in Chicago injuring riders. broader reports of China naval action and drought plagued Colorado crops plus a Minnesota bill on alien land ownership.
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J. M. Mitchell
Ernest Lucas
Saranac
Mich
Grand Rapids
Opera House
Hunter's
Allen Sheldon
Detroit
L. C. Hunter
Posto Hice
Hunters Opera House
I. A. Richards
Series of violent incidents and fatalities across multiple states
A compilation reports mob violence in Meeker and Garfield counties with Allsebrook warned to leave the country, a Birmingham man killing his father and sister, a Wabash railroad collision fatalities, editor assaulted by a judge, a river steamer collision and a life-saved divers, a Elkhart man suicide, a Lexington black man killing his captor, a mine explosion near Ashland, a Lake Ontario lightning strike, drownings in Mount Vernon and viola wells, and convict bombings in Nashville.
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Meeker
Cole
Allsebrook
Smith & Trimmer's Cup
Garfield
Routt
Rio Blanco
William Collins
Birmingham
Ala
Wea Station
Lafayette
Ind
Eniocer Clark
Lagiouw
John Donahue
Andrews
E W. Matson
Chattanooe Vs, Tenn
Hugh Whiteside
Matson
Whiteside
George Hunt
Islander
Alert
Frontenac
N. Y
Clayton
George Benonett
Dennett
Antonio John
Bennett
Lucius Little
Elkhart
Harry Ordway
Chicago
Weatherred
William Clark
Lexington
Coa
Ashland
Lake Onatia
Mass
Bryant Dawson
Joseph Yowe
Yoong
Mount Vernon
Ohio River
Briceton
Ohio
Nashville
Tenn
Washington Fire Rips Knox Stables Killing and Injuring Many
A massive blaze in Washington destroyed Knox's stables and adjacent structures, killing three firemen and injuring scores. The fire, fought for hours, surpassed prior city blazes and left 200 draft horses burned, with numerous buildings damaged or ruined.
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Knox
Washington
Patent Office
Hophula
Petit
Wabash
Ind
Wisconsin
Philips Overs
Phillips
Brooklyn
Celina
Ohio
Be Winess
Metzner & Pufer
National
Indiana State News Bits of Doings and Deaths
A compact Indiana round up reports a string of deaths and injuries across towns. Notable items include Frankton death of minor Webb, Cooper farm blaze near Farmland with 3500 loss, Noblesville farmer Leander McConnell found dead likely apoplexy, and several serious injuries from industrial accidents in Paoli Monrovia and Anderson. Also noted are police and court actions, paroled murder case, and local incidents from Bedford to Newcastle.
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Webb
Frankton
Brownstown
D.M. Turner
New Cross
John Wells
Paoli
Frank Bruce
Loogoutee
John Lennox
Cowan
Copper Bros & Zooke
Appance
Leander McConnell
Noblesville
Chas. Gregory
Monrovia
Silas Colgrove
Walter
Thomas Scroggins
Morgantown
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Varn
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Kicl
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Jos. Stransky
Maurice Hankel
Isace Carpento
Stransky
Michael Reese
Hankel
Hangel
William
Frank Scott
Father Monti
Norman Hopson
China
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Tien Tsin
Chen Yueo
Kin Yuan
Foo Ching
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Yankton
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Kansas
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Allenna
Boon Pop
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Laol
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Hillwbor
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Nathan Gof
United States Court
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Mary White
Carlsbad
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Allen Tindolph
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John Lubbock
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