Graettinger Times Reports Fugitive Case Involving Nan Patterson Network
The Graettinger Times details a case involving Brathee to Law and Nan Patterson, with defendants arrested on suspicion of fugitive for justice. Detective Quins from New York identified suspects at the local police station and prepared writs, while Attorney Shay convened with clients after arrests.
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Althrosys
Brathee-to-Law
Sieter
Nan Patterson
New York Law
Ciocaneti
Mergan
New York
Nan Pattersn
Fsarth
Ser
Eas
Altemmey Shay
Wyperentine
Pringnere
Berg
Balers Corpue
Conilan Plese Jodze Smith
Axarel
New ‘York
Indre Byler
Shay
Bank Looted as Lorain Officials Name Assignee
An employee theft at Ditheny Savings Bank in Lorain Ohio led to a loss near 180 thousand dollars. The bank closed and T E Fancher was named assignee as directors were reticent. Three employees are suspected, with authorities citing stock speculation as a factor. President Honecker said the defaulting workers will return all valuables to the bank.
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Lorain Bank
Ditheny Savings Bank
Lorain
T. E. Fancher
Big Prairie Fire Sweeps Large Part of Worebud Reservation
Reports from Omaha Nebraska and Bonestell indicate a violent prairie fire swept across the Royebud reservation near Niobrara destroying homes and property. One person died and several were injured as families barely escaped. A separate shooting tragedy in Malone claimed the bridegroom and his brother. a three-person wheel injury near Collinge left John Berta dead and her husband wounded, with the assailant released on a verdict of justifiable Lorw.
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Omoha
Neb
Bonestell
Royebud
Scromn
Nedr Niobrara
Malone
Sumner Tuzell
John Hull
Siig
Waluo
Haushone
Mall
Uve
Hazen
Pwo
Collinge
John Berta
Garney Vosullo
John ‘Berta
Wreck in North Dakota Claims Three, One Injured
A traveling man for Armour & Co Pat Itiley, Henry Doyt of Bowling Green Ohio, and David Simons of Man were killed in a wreck in North Dakota. Another man Saikuown was injured. Details are tangled in incomplete reports from Grain Flem and Bouingham & Co on the Chicago board of trade.
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North Dakotas
Pat Itiley
Armour & Co
Henry Doyt
Bowling Green, O
David Simons
Man
Saikuown
Ina
OM ‘Grain Flem
Bouiingham & Co
Board of Trade
Chicago
Atrida
Ottomers Vwigations
Tha ‘Kuapensies
Great Northern wreck in Boulder Canyon shocks region
A Great Northern passenger train derailed in Boulder Canyon near the Ullder River after hitting fallen rock. Firemen reported several injuries. one crew member died. Rescue efforts continued as details trickled out and investigators prepared.
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Boulder
Borin
Mont
Vulder
Eno Juba
Aler
Temder
Eady
Eady Ee 2 Specs i Dacarr Lure Jett Rat Pansze
Mer. Sanders
Ulsf Caiktabua
Miners to Strike Over Wage Scale in Pennsylvania
Sixty five thousand miners in Pennsylvania coal district threaten a strike after joint scale talks failed. The joint committee proposed a 2.10 percent wage cut and a 62 cent per ton increase for pick miners in the second half of the year, while miners demand renewal of the present scale for the fall term. The meeting adjourned with no agreement.
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Peonsylvania
Pennsylvania
Dei
Altona Siiat Cempsuonsis
eHet
Sdjsurnel
Feilure
Get Rich Quick Schemes Tied to Brokerage Collapse
A receiver in Philadelphia reports a million-dollar fraud linked to a get rich quick scheme. A 8.0 cent draft financed by this Breach is traced to the Storer Company’s failure. Postal inspectors link the Berry Company and Provident Investment Bureau, as authorities consider affiliations and insolvency implications. Russia plans compulsory primary education, inviting school representatives to join the policy drafting.
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Get Rich Quick
Berator Mrader
Stovey Cotten Company
Phiadelphia
Get Rich Quick Concern
Storer Company
Berrey Company
Provident Tnvestment Bureau
Russia
St Petersburg
Ministry of Police
Wew
Forest Fire Rages Across 500 Acres in Ohio North of Cosherton
Fire sweeps more than 500 acres of forest and prairie north and west of Cosherton Ohio with flames spreading. residents and children worked overnight to stop the blaze though no homes were lost. Also reported is a murder case in Vittaharg Pennsylvania where a wife is accused of killing her husband with a hatchet during a heated dispute, revenge cited as motive.
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Ohio
Cosherton
Trouble at Haryth Theenriver Jacklys Arrival Ordered
A cablegram from Minister Powell to the state department requests action at Guantanam o Welday as trouble mounts in Haryth Theenriver Jacklys. Upon arrival she will be sent to Vort ao Pringe Muayti following the request for staff guidance.
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Haryth Theenriver
Jacklys
Guantanwiny Welday
Vort Ao Pringe
Muayti
State Department
Washluxlen
Powell
Maritime test run aboard new Geers navy vessel
A distorted report describes Geers navy testing a new turbine vessel on a voyage from Sie ty Nwinenunde to Garmuays. The account mentions a speed around 23 knots and the crew aboard as part of a trial of an oil trip.
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Geers Navy
Tragic blasts destroy homes and halls in weekend incidents
A 25 year old man in Mahanoy City Pennsylvania died after a dynamite blast at his home Wednesday night. The body was found in fragments. Earlier reports note a fire at a university hall in Ohio and extensive losses. The value is estimated near $100,000 with delicate scientific equipment destroyed.
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Mahanoy City
Ohio University
Welenco
Downjaon
Attempted death by own action report in Parise
An article reports that Huwian HRoler shot Simeech and Nicholas planned an act to death by own action. It describes a series of events, including an attempt involving a farmer and references to interrelations with the mother. The piece discusses international attention and a question about who failed to prevent the incident.
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Japan
Trial details in the Henry Wianand murder case
Testimony shows Mrs A Ashley, mother of Mrs Henry Wianand, reading to jurors about the murder of Denes Wianand. The defense notes include threats of revenge and letters written in Sioux City. A 72-year-old woman, Mrs Caroline Jobes, was assaulted and mutilated at a sanitarium in Ottawa Kansas with skull fractures and severe injuries.
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Gore
Fenry Wianand
Wifter
Denes
Coln
A. Ashley
Henry Wioenand
Foster Berry Wianand
Sioux City
Aghler
Bady
Ottawa
Kan
Caroline Jobes
Wellsville
Kay
Euie
Pera
Ufer
Nickum
Topeka
Nickum Wing
Lily
Ain Foes
Domingo Seeks U S Control of Dominican Debt
Ben Domingo states the United States government favors a plan for Washington to assume control of the Dominican Republic’s finances. The move would allow selling part of the revenues to pay debts, with hopes for decisive American action and a major shift in relations.
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United States
Ben Domingo Adviers
Washington
Republic
Poe
Warkington
No Railroad Pool Fallout Disrupts Convention Delegates
The pretoked pool of western-rail roads between Chicago and the Pacific collapsed leaving divisions to act separately for convention business. Delegates will not share tickets to secure transit, and no fight over ticket counts is expected. Soldiers Trial for Murder in San Francisco. Frank O Connor, a young soldier of the Thirteenth United States Army, faces murder charges for killing Ankur Oliver, a former colored soldier, with trial set to begin Tuesday before Judge Cook.
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Chicago
Allo
Trusinens
Frank O'Connor
Snyperioy
Cook
San Francisco
Cal
O'Conner
Kiring Ankur Oliver
Bankrupt Case and Court Ruling Mentioned in Ontario Session
A fragmentary report notes a supreme court session in Ontario involving bankruptcy and a decree affecting a divorcee and winery payments. The text references people Collin Naila Baulahed and AL Morrison in Wisconsin and cites a panel in Madison. It mentions a prohibition on sale or administration of cigarettes and a bill presented to the governor.
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Collin Naila Baulahed
AL Morrison
Wis
Wisconsin Nensite
Ain Mntibed
Double Anneld Tragedy at Marshall
A chaotic report states William J. Crowe killed his brother Frank Livix at the latter’s home on Wednesday and then died by suicide. The account mentions family pressure, a bandit invitation, and references to a governor and brigand chief in a disjointed, unclear sequence of events.
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Marshall, Uh
William J. Crowe
Frank Livix
Crowe
Otel
Wangler
Morocco
Ralwutl
Hia
Trivemmivu
Hunperor Willfui
Hawkeye State Rome City Elections Reported
Election results from Menday in Iowa show party contests deciding local issues in Pots B Mendar and nearby towns. Democrats gain city positions while citizens ticket defeats Republicans, with Willard and Bell noted as state figures amid Creston’s municipal race where Republicans sweep all mayoral and ward seats.
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Rome
Iowa
Ismany Ges
Pots
Mendar
Gam
Mary Ty Eleete
Tar Teten
A. OW. Mawassi
Tye Peet
LCL
George Irwin
LL. Mud
Lows
Girl Cremated Alive in Farmhouse Tragedy
Cass County tragedy as Miss Greiner, daughter of Mr and Mrs N Greiner, burned to death while parents were at church. Reportedly her clothing caught fire from flames and a kerosene alarm sparked, leaving a scene with evidence of self-inflicted wounds and a nearby knife. The incident occurred in Fatama, Shelby County, amid a household dinner preparation.
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Meeia
Linn County officials sued over tax collection duties
Linn County officials who have retired to meet taxes levied by the state executive council against rural telephone companies face a suit ordered by the State of Inwa. The council directed the attorney to compel the officials to collect the taxes, accusing them of fraud in failing to do so. The fire at Tilfus Holner’s residence caused about 400 in damage. A Spirit Lake election produced a landslide victory for the People's ticket with MV. Vita and Francis elected to council. Aged couple Mr and Mrs James Reodtey welcomed twins, two boys and one girl, weights not stated. A girl struck by a train near Drlinggue Road. Longtime resident Junt County pay tribute on his birthday. Fire destroyed the Novelty Manufacturing Company building in Council Bluffs, with 20 000 loss. George LeFebra suffered losses from a fire near Magleton, including livestock and corn.
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Linn County
Inwa
Ties Moines
State Executive Council
Thetore
Thugs at Kellerton riot described in garbled report
A fragmented account from Kellerton mentions a disturbance at a river port area with a union porter and multiple unnamed individuals. The text is incomplete, but hints at violence or confrontation and possible legal or protective action. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are readable.
Care Plan Aims for Babies at Satur Community Center
A reform effort outlines a new infant care program at Satur Community Center. It emphasizes trained caregivers, structured routines, and safety protocols to support mothers, infants, and families attending the facility. The document stresses collaboration with local health workers and volunteers to implement the plan.
Barrington Potlee Seeks Agni Man Supposed to Hey Lent
A fragmented notice describes Barrington Potlee pursuing an Agni Man as part of a disputed arrangement. References to Marlington, Verre, Mixa Len Belles, and a promise of funds or items hint at a family dispute. The text is garbled but implies a financial or inheritance conflict involving named individuals and an expected payment or possession.
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Barrington Potlee
Epee
Marlington
Verre
Mixa Len Belles
Harry
Kerry
Teashinge
Methodist preacher’s wife killed by streetcar at Burlington
Mrs W S Selwring, wife of the presiding elder of the Burlington district German Methodist center, was struck by a streetcar while crossing the track. Her husband, the preacher, and two children were reportedly near the scene. The accident occurred Saturday afternoon as a car approached the town center.
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Turlington
W. S. Selwiering
Wiir
Burlington
Eues
Frank Woerin
Bestia
Girnek
Tastautty
Nashua Child Burned By Syrup Accident
A Nashua family reports their daughter sustained a severe scald from syrup while playing near a container. A physician attended the girl and found deep burns on her hands, described as severe and alarming.
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Nashua
Tivreen
Nashim
Shwe
Swiering
Che
Veteran Editor Dead in Ansonia Mailroom Mystery
Veteran newspaper editor Edlund Booth, long associated with the Ananues Fayehka and Gained Stites, died recently. Born August 10, 1843, he rose to prominence as a leading writer and editor. Funeral arrangements are pending as the community mourns a longtime press figure.
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Hdmand Booth
Edlund Booth
Ananues
Fayehka
Den
Tie
Ang
Yiu Bret
Eiteka
Thomas Memorial Service Arrangements Noted
Buena Vista County bar prepares a memorial service for the late Judge Lot Thomas to be held at Storma Lake on Thursday, June 1.
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Buena Vista County
Lot Thomas
Storma Lake
Obituary notes and civic figures in a New York summary
The column recalls Col Andrew Herbsdt of Kehencoury New York who died aged 64, sections on John Henninger Nexus Stationary Commissioner and former U.S. Representative and Senator, and Countess of Warwick linked to English politics. It also mentions Walter Blaie Long as Irish government official, and references to Norwegian immigrant history at Castle Garden, plus a note on Oberlin College president Henry King and a call from the American Seed Growers Association for a Denver naval convention.
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Andrew Herbsdt
Kehencoury
N.Y
United States
Waterloo
Wrausat
Valley Ledge
Uae
Ridhrond
Col
Barligut Gag
Walter Blaie Long
Ireland
Richard Penruddicke Dons
Fely UA
Greed
Christ Clatreh
Oxford
Tly Eard
Mork and Orrery
Long
Lone
Wis
Heans of Agriculture
ISS
Englind
Ameri Fen
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Wowan
Cate
Negro
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Tive
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Spirit Lake
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Tumes Bradley
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Novelty Manufacturing Company
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Sual Farm
Ad Bonwchott
George LeFebra
Magleton
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Satur
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Moe
Feilien
Mary Crates
Ailuee
Viry Linkin
Hnichtchis Dios
Alex Mothes
Liutchikise
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Murlon
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Hillman
Wetley
Divoin
Lyon
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Barineras
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Newton Wee
Arraigenouth
John Henninger
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Congress
Countess of Warwick
England
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Warwick
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Castle Garden
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Ehlok Csavnedge
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Conrad Schiofer
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