Tracy on the Run Heading East from Washington
Fugitive Harry Tracy travels through eastern Washington armed with four guns and no ammunition, aiming to bank or rob an express car. He plans to flee toward Idaho and Wyoming seeking safety among thieves, promising $5,000 to supporters within a year. He crossed the Columbia River and is reportedly bound for the Mole in the Wall country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandit Tracy
Harry Tracy
Mole-in-the- Wall
Wyoming
Gypsies Kidnap 8-Year-Old Daughter Near Marion Ind
Henry Herman a Marion Indiana toy and glass manufacturer left his granddaughter with grandparents during a lakes outing. Gypsies seized the child as they drove south, stopping near a saloon in Marion where Mr. Wilson identified the girl and returned her to his home. Suspects were arrested and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Herman
Marion
Ind
Terman
Wilson
Piqua Attorney Walter L Marshall Charged With Embezzling Stock
Walter L Marshall an attorney in Piqua Ohio was arrested on embezzlement charges involving 210000 worth of L C W L Cron stock taken as collateral. Volney D Cron, formerly of Cincinnati, reported the missing shares after Marshall failed to return them and is alleged to have sold the stock.
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Walter L. Marshall
Piqua
Ohio
L.¢. & WL. Cron Company
Volney D Cron
Cincinnati
Marshall
Crow
D. I P. Dye
Carroll
Louisville
Keller
West Virginia Federal Court
Mitchell
Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Company
Valley Iron Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pennsylvania
el Paso
Texas
Wells-Fargo
Bermejitty
Napimi
Mexico
Bell Taylor
San Marcos Valley
Wylie
Nee Groes
Charles Davis
Hood
G A R appoints committee to erect Stevenson statue
Eli Torrence commander in chief of the G A R names a committee to press for a speedy completion of the Washington statue honoring General BF Stevenson. The group includes Thomas Lawler Lilinvis past commander in chief chairman Thomas Slupkins James Janner John McElroy and Louis Wagner.
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Eli Torrence
Washington, D. C
B F. Stevenson
Waller
Thomas Lawler
Lilinvis
Thomas $. Slupkins
James Janner
John McElroy
District of Columbia
Louis Wagner
Pennsylvania
Cuban loan bill and US Platt amendment balance
The cablegram from Minister Squers in Havana reports Cuba passed a bill authorizing a 35 million dollar loan at zero initial rate and up to five percent interest redeemable in forty years under Platt amendment cognizance. The Cleveland circuit court dissolved a restraining injunction on public service franchises including the Low Fare Street Transportation Company. Major Dolmeen led the victory prompting nearby construction of fines.
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State Department
Squers
Havana
House
United States
Circnit
Cleveland
Ohio
Car @ved
Talwar Company
Dolmeen
Forest Fires Break Out Near Golden and Estes Park
Specials to the Denver Republican report serious forest fires in Leyden Gueh four miles north of Golden and on Crozier Mountain twelve miles north of Estes Park. Extreme dry weather feeds the flames and the only property lost so far is valuable timber.
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Denver Republican
Leyden Gueh
Golden
Colo
Crozier Mountain
Estes Park
Shortage Found In DOJ Disbursing Officer Funds
Henry Reehtor, former disbursing officer of the Department of Justice, deposited with the United States Treasurer a certified check for $704.02 to cover a shortage recently discovered by the Treasury accounting officers. Reehtin remains under arrest.
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Henry Reehtor
Department of Justice
United States
Treasury
Mr. Reehtin
Government Troops Battle Revolutionaries Near Agua Dulce
A dispatch to the Colombian legation from the Department of Panama reports fighting between government troops and revolutionaries at Agua Dulce. The situation remains tense with no clear outcome as of now.
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Washington
Salazar
Department of Panama
Agua Dulce
Lightning Strikes Mrs Wilson in Spencer County
Mrs Mary Wilson of Chrisney Spencer County Indiana was struck by lightning near her home. Part of her clothing torn from her body and one shoe ripped from her foot. The woman was uninjured.
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Mary Wilson
Chrisney
Spencer County
Ind
Daniel Farley
Memphis
Alonzo Secarberry
Faris Castie
Inez
Lersburg
Ioo
West Virginia
Randolph County
Wilmoth
Train wreck near Cadillac injures crew and passengers
An excursion train on the Ann Arbor line derailed six miles north of Cadillac Michigan. Eleven and a half inches of track damage caused the wreck. Seven people were aboard the car at the time and one person was killed. About a dozen more were injured but none seriously.
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Ann Arbor
Cadilac
Mich
David Watt
I. P. Miller
Des Moines
Iowa
Roosevelt
Pred Falkinberg
Kansas City
Ames
Minneapolis
Sturgis
Ernest Losewar
George Puck
George Ostrander
New Orleans
Gilman
Omaha
Adaminton
Ohio
Chicago
People’s Gaslight and Coke Coke Company
United States
Alpert Young
Kew. S
Laborers’ International Union
Los Alamos Valley
California
Los Alamos Settlement
Jait
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and
Herman
Neb
Stoddard Manufacturing Works
Dayton
Three Killed In Ontario & Western Train Collision
A head on collision between milk trains on the Ontario & Western railway near tous Delaware County New York killed three men. Two engines wrecked and several cars damaged. Break Gate to Save Crops report cites armed farmers breaking a ditch headgate and releasing water near Henderson Colorado.
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Ontario & Western Railway
Fortous
Delaware County
N. Y
Armstrong
Coconissiones
Fulton Ditch
Flenderson
Colo
New York
Greenock
Scotland
William Clark
Farmington
Kennebaguestream
Mouselogkmeyuntie Lake
Reading Railway
Prospect Street
Trenton
N. J
Star Care P
Boston
Lowell
Blake Brothers
Thieves Blow Open Safe At Niles Post Office
Thieves blew open the Niles Ohio post office safe and stole about 100 dollars in cash and 2400 stamps. The safe and office were badly damaged. Three men escaped in a buggy after the robbery.
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Niles Ohio
Fire destroys Baldwinsville business block with $50000 loss
Across Baldwinsville New York the principal business block was consumed by fire causing about 50000 dollars in damage. The incident disrupted commerce and left several storefronts gutted and unusable.
Northwestern Farmers Count Prosperity Amid Record Harvest
The Northwestern States Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota ride a year of strong crop yields with wheat oats flax and corn projected to total near 192 million bushels in value. Despite hail wind and late planting, analysts forecast higher cash returns than last year, driven by increased acreage and grain output across the three states.
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Minnesota
Vbrr
Dakota
South Dakota
Wathee
St. Paul
Dakotas
Derek Gund
North Dakota
TSUS
Bute Glan Bora
Noted Prelate Spalding Touted for Chicago Archbishop
The Reguin Catholic archdiocese of Chicago recommends John Lancaster Spalding Bishop of Deoria as successor to Archbishop Peetuan. Spalding, long head of the diocese, has expanded parishes and schools, with about 260 churches and a renowned college.
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Chicago
Reguin Catholic
John Lancaster Spalding
Bishp
de Oria
Peetuan
Spalding
Miles
Eid
Cationios
Bistap Spalding
Aierical
Revenue Receipts Smaller Reported for Fiscal Year
The internal revenue commissioner prepared the annual report detailing total receipts from all revenue sources for the year ended go. it notes a decrease of about 5 thousand dollars in gross receipts and outlines related collection expenses. The report references disbursements and statutory adjustments under prior acts and notes expenses for the fiscal year ending June 30.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
District of
Maryland
Aec
Congress
New York Markets See Trade Outlook and Industry Pressures
The week’s outlook highlights stronger railway earnings and exports as crops face weather and supply challenges. Steel and coal deliveries suffer from strikes and power shortages while prices for cotton and cereals rise amid tight supplies. Forecasters warn of a nervous period as the Northwest wheat crop heads into a delicate phase and producers monitor weather and demand.
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Seranis
Uae
Mereland
Go Dun & Co
Cotlton
Cuthrence
Dumalie
Methiatericha
Hoosier Happenings Of General And Local Interest
Indiana items from Henry County to Evansville report bank capital near 500000, drownings at Evansville and Robinson Park, wrecks in Muncie and Michigan City, street fairs in Greensburg, Sunday sales ban in Petersburg, and a flood of accidents and oddities across the state.
Uncertain Times and Quasi-Notes in a Turbulent Era
The fragmentary column jokes about politicians and trusts. It mentions Attorney General Knox, President Roosevelt, the Leef trust, and the Czar, with mockery of miracles and a light take on international affairs. A Chicago husband shoots his wife amid speculations of love.
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Knox
Coal Trust
Lewa
Chicago
Leef Trust
Anitie
General Buller
Roosevelt
Rough Rider Regiment
Mr. Wu
China
Washingsy
Emul Loy
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets Report
A compilation of cattle hogs sheep and grain prices from Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and Toledo markets. Quotations cover wheat No 2 corn oats rye and hay with per bushel and per hundredweight figures, plus mixed grades and shipping ranges.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Caudle
Ste
Milwaukee
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Evansville
Arthur McConnell
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Michael Sands
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Thomas Barbie
Monon
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Lousv Ile
Bert Largent
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Pie Tenubhie Dronatet Steel Company of
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White River
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Eighty-fifth
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Heonging Tan AL Bh. Cox & Co
Losantrile
Wiveh
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Flwood
Hert Knox
Standard Oil Company
Kokomo
Dugs
Sipe
Fountain County
Jhurnett’s
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Charles Porter
Porter
Griffin
Frank Girard
Daville
Wabash
Georgetown
William Nill
Robinson Park
Fort Wayne
St. Joseph River
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