Prisoners Escape Columbus County Jail in Broad Daylight
Convicts including Lewia Eyeting and Ouis Kellar and others escaped Columbus Ohio county jail by sawing through a south wall barred window with a potato knife. Police recaptured two, while Lewia Eyeting and Shilett Franklin County remained at large, with a marshal intercepting some suspects near Canal Winchester.
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Jo Wis Hlarmon
George Geyer
Alton
Robert Shilett
Franklin County
Ouis Kellar
Lewia Eyeting
Dayton
Columbus
Ohio
Gaal
Frei
Keltir
Canal Winchester
Uonn
Plarmon
Mies Wallingford
Poxas
Jatil
Lakota Lacking Teachers Sparks State Education Shortage
The article reports a widespread teacher shortage across Lakota schools prompting state authorities to consider aid and possible consolidation. It notes candidate districts facing staffing gaps, potential closures, and calls for federal or regional support to stabilize education services.
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Wirtions
Sondhbre Rota
Ondjemog
Anako
Fae
Fun on the Diamond and Murder Suspects in Winchester
A chaotic mix of crime and danger dominates the Winchester Tennessee segment. Reports describe a mob guarding convicted murderers, later relocating to Nashville for security, and a toll of deaths and fires linked to various incidents.
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Winchester
Tenn
Carrow
Lena
Saelis
Tleary Dudgre Dee
John Evans
Davidson
Nashville
Streriff Stewart
Prinklin
Spectacular Burning of Chicago Planned for Centennial
Chicago plans a grand centennial celebration featuring a replica of the 1871 fire titled The Burning of Chicago. One thousand tons of Roman fire will burn on skyscraper roofs during two hours, starting from the O Leary house, with bombs memorializing the cow. An Indian village and Fort Dearborn reconstruction accompany parade and rail fare reductions.
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Chicago
O'Leary
DelXoven Street
Fort
Dearborn
Lake Front
Outlaws Battle Leaves Militiamen Dead and Wounded
Militia unit from Placerville pursued convicts after an arson escape. In Grand Factory mine firefight two militiamen were killed and another wounded. Later at Dyutetdda Hill a second clash left several fugitives shot and others wounded. the posse suffered injuries. Names given include Lestus Rutherford and Wood Jones Juotes. The pursuit drew support from Vincerville and nearby counties.
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Frecer
Prson
Grand Vactory Mine
Dyutetdda Hie
Lestus Rutherford
Philippines
Aebt
Joent Smuath
Company Hs
Lacut Smyth
Vincerville
Othe
Placerville
Bosquit
Lieut
South
Convicta
Seavis
Mississippi River Commission annual expenditures report
The Mississippi River Commission submitted its annual report for the year ending June 30 to the War Department in Washington. The report, read in St. Louis, details appropriations of 1900 and 1902 for surveys, dredging, and channel work from Natchez to St. Louis. It notes that permanent deepening under current conditions has not been practical.
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Mississippi Board
Missisipie
War
Pelena Ark
Sotak
Mempus
Greenyite
Miss
Natchez
Vaden
Sion
Hlinots River
St. Louis
Electric railways claim 100 deaths monthly in alarming report
A string of tragic incidents includes Joshua Butler his wife and child killed by a train near Port Pohler Pa. In Syracuse New York a man killed his wife and himself while in New York City a Chicago manufacturer will investigate labor reports. An electric fan malfunction in St Louis Missouri injured a map. Court actions close saloons in Brewerton and Paco Wash as appeals proceed to the State Supreme Court.
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Joshua Butler
Port Pohler
Weiss
Syracuse
New York City
Chicago
St Lous
Jace Ata
Agan
Bayer
Paco Wash
Las
Camel
Brewerton
State Supreme Court
Army reorganizes under general staff plan to command by president
Washington authorities hail the general staff plan as the Army’s most significant change in 50 years. Starting August 15 General Miles retires and the General Commanding office ends. The President and Secretary of War will lead with a 42 officer staff headed by General S M B Young.
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Washington
United States Army
Congress
Miles
Army
M B. Young
Army War
United States
Trewen
Pat Stat
Oonomerth
Military College
Ure
Corbin and
Walliance Carter
Clinetoaf Stam S. Moor Young
Roosevelt Letter Denounces Lynching and Lawlessness
President Roosevelt condemns mob violence in a public letter to Indiana Governor Durban. He argues swift punishment for crimes like rape, rejects legal delays from technicalities, and urges all who influence justice to uphold the rule of law. The piece links lynching to threats against democracy and calls for united action by leaders and citizens.
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Roosevelt
Gov
Durban
Indiana
Gr Jourhin
Atom
Pidma
Nina Mel
Thevett
Saarinteet
Tee Uob
Daily Presa
Fatal accident from mere act of treading on match
Miss Marie Murphy Misa Alarie Murphy of Pontiac Tl was fatally burned after stepping on a lit match while visiting Ne Tanquarys home returning from church. She was taken to hospital and died before her father could reach her. Dr Albert Andersen of Montreal had been to attend.
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Miss Marie Murphy
Misa Alarie Murphy
Pontiac
Denver Cole
Misa Murphy
Tanquarys Waeo
Sean
Oa Hospital
Colorado
Albert Andersen
Montreal
Canada
Denver
Railroad and Telecom Developments Span South to West
Southern Pacific to wire New Orleans to El Paso for telephones. Atlantic Coast Line buys East Shore Terminal property at Charleston. Missouri Kansas Texas allocates 1 million dollars to expand Parsons shops. Atlantic Coast Line starts through service Charleston to Augusta. Frisco may launch fast service St Louis to Houston. Chicago railroads revive Stickney tract talks for switch yards and car exchange. Michigan Central seeks 6 million dollars against Michigan charter repeal. Desert sprinkling service extends across Arizona New Mexico California to combat dust with track sprinkling over 316 miles.
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Southern Pacific
New Orleans
el Paso
Atlantic Coast Line
East Shore Terminal Company
Charleston
8. C
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Parsons
Kan
D. C
Augusta
Frisco
St Louis
Houston
Texas
Chicago
Stickney Tract
Michigan Central
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Papal Coronation Enthralls Rome Amid Grand Procession
The coronation ceremony of Pope Pius X took place Sunday in St Peter's Basilica Rome in the presence of church leaders diplomats and onlookers. Cardinal Macchi placed the triple crown on the pope as 70 000 celebrants cheered the rite featured a vast papal procession and elaborate pageantry. The event marked a historic return to a full basilica crowd with vivid displays of devotion and royal atmosphere.
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Pius X
St. Peter's
Rome
Cardinal Macchi
St Peter's
Vatican Palace
Halle
Vatican
Ping N
St Peter
Muacchi
Segna
Vannutelli
Sacred College
Palestrina
Sagna
Macchi
Bella
Comparative Allence
Jesus Christ
Speculative collapse seen in trade and railway gains
The Weekly Review of Trade reports ongoing stabilization after a speculative collapse. It notes stronger railway earnings, steady foreign trade, and a generally healthy but cautious industrial tone, with labor employed and agricultural prospects favorable despite some copper declines and copper, iron, and steel adjustments.
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Penn
Hove York
R. G Dun & Co
Gulny
America
United States
Canada
ARKO
Market price snapshots for livestock and grains across several cities
Chicago cattle and hog prices range 3.00 to 5.50, sheep 3.00 to 3.50. Indianapolis hogs 4.00 to 5.25, cattle 3.00 to 5.25. St. Louis cattle 4.50 to 5.20, hogs 4.50 to 5.70. Cincinnati cattle 4.25 to 4.75, hogs 4.00 to 5.60. Detroit cattle 3.50 to 5.00, oats and corn listed. Milwaukee grain and pork prices noted, New York cattle 4.00 to 5.50, hogs 4.00 to 5.85, eggs and butter listed. Buffalo and Toronto markets include cattle and hog ranges, clover seed price 5.16.
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Chicago
Prairn
Chheice Creamery
Freah, LLC
Indiannapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwauker
Toledo
New York
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