Fire at Fort Leavenworth Prison Sparks Massive Rescue
A chaotic blaze at Fort Leavenworth destroys a military prison, freeing about 300 prisoners as guards and cavalry rush to evacuate inmates. Firefighters and authorities secure the site, move inmates to hospitals, and begin coordinated investigations into the blaze and escape sequence.
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Leaders to Plan Labor Laws in Chicago Conference
Old National Conference to be held in Chicago April 10 will debate labor legislation. Economists educators manufacturers and labor leaders from across the United States will discuss actions for worker protection with government officials Charles Neill and W. Keefe expected to attend.
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United Statos
Yoo
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American Association For Labor Legislation
Charlea Neil
Comisssioner
Wonlal Z. Keefe
Aealon Am Nibila
Cleveland Baby Basket Mystery Ends in Death
A confusing incident near Cleveland involves a baby found in a basket with rumors of negligent care. Walter Johnson reports the event and a father opened a weapon case during the scene. Authorities confirm the body was removed and the case proceeds for investigation.
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Walter Johnson
Tolinson
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Johnaon
Denth iv
Dam project spanned river with $1,000,000 plan
A damaged OCR item describes a dam project named Laguna dam across the California River about fourteen miles above Yume, Aria, built by United States Reclamation. It notes preparation of construction equipment and an opening celebration with a reported cost over a million dollars, with work completed around 1905.
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100 Negroes Battle Deputies in Oklahoma Fight
On the Creek frontier near Hickory Settlement, a battle erupted Wednesday and continued into Thursday between armed Black riders and deputies. Five deputies were killed or wounded, a large posse pursued the attackers, and about forty were captured as the clash ended with nightfire and a collapse of the encampment.
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Hickory Settlement
Menryotin
Chievox
Atmed Cograa
Chela
Alpha
Man Claims He Is Charlie Ross After 35 Years
A man in Philadelphia area asserts he is Charlie Ross, taking on details matching the famed 19th century case. Foster parents in Shamokin are referenced, but no evidence ties him to the Ross identity. He contests his stated age and says others have shaped his belief in his true identity.
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Wamans
Willian Givant
Melfoc
Germantown
Charlie Ross
Shamokin
Café Penta
Rail and express line moves narrate regional transport growth
A garbled report outlines a flurry of rail industry actions including New York Central capital expansion 295 million dollars, a Mexico express monopoly attempt through National Express, Lake Shore equipment contracts with New York Central Lines, Pennsylvania Railways linkage to Linke Melo and Pittsburgh routes, and regulatory debates in Minnesota. It also notes interrailway accounting studies and staffing changes across Ohio Indiana Illinois Washington and Seattle, with new train services planned within two months.
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New York Central
Ting
New York State Agricultural Coallege
Wotlssatya
Mexico
National Express Company
Ti Fa
Lake Shore
New York Gentrallines
Pennsylvania Hail
Youngstown
Lomb
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T. Young
Railroad Committee
Minnesota House
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Michigan
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Ruehardora
Chicago
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Ronil
Seattle
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Redskins Routed in Battle After Indian Band Surrounded
Crazy Snake band of Indigas attacked by deputy sheriffs on Monday afternoon. More than 20 shots fired. Eight Indians captured. rest fled. One deputy killed. Crazy Snake and followers scattered in the north Canadian river bottoms near Plevep. House of Ottiizy Sauike burned. Crazy Snake claimed to be near capture with reward of three hundred dollars offered.
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Gulon
Ottiizy Sauike
Suike
Plevep
Admiral Converse Dead at 75 in Washington
Admiral George A. Converse died at his home in Washington D C at age 75 from accidental arsenic poisoning. He remained in active service at his death and served as president of a Lord of construction bureau. His widow and several daughters survived him including Maud Olga Mia Colt and Mrs Jackson. Converse was born in Norwich Vermont.
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George A. Converac
Washington, D. C
Altmugh
Bureau
Bureau, of Navigation
Binod
New York
Wntmarriet
Maud
Olga
Mia. Colt
Briator
Jackson
Baltimore
Converse
Norwich
Wedding dispute and segregation claim in Middletown
Unclear report states that Borto’s wife seeks separation regarding the marriage. Allegations include his alleged prior status and an action started by Julia Shuttner Baris. The motion seeks return to maiden name for the wife and for their child to bear the mother’s family name.
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Borto
Créunud
Lonacy
Finney Werle
Ifa
Middletown
Sherrif A
Docker
Orange Country
Julia Shuttner Baris
Barle
Boy Missing as $15000 Ransom Demanded
Tawrenes Gibnoy, 14, from Bletaburgy disappeared at night after a mysterious ransom note demanded $15,000 for his return. Police suspect a prank by boy friends. handwriting matches his father Gibron Gibson, mother, as investigators search for the missing youth.
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Pittebarg
Pinglug
Gibron Foo Bilckinger
Gibson
Wea
Tur
Manively garbled report from Bellingham incident
A badly distorted OCR fragment describes a wealthy farmer in Wasen near Bellingham helping a woman after a carriage incident. The husband explains actions and restraint as they move toward the city, with unclear sequence and names.
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Maynard
Bellingham
Wash
Hove
Bells Across the Hills Herald a New Birth on Earth
Poem-like text celebrates a renaissance of life and Christ-love waking the earth. Vague phrases speak of bells, echoes, and birth as a spiritual renewal, attributed to Barper's Bogner with archaic spelling and garbled lines.
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Earth
Barper
A Plea For Bunny and Easter Cheer in Local Talk
Odd editorial piece laments attacks on Easter bunny lore and childhood imagination. It contrasts Christmas like Santa with playful myths, calling for tolerance of fairy tales and the magic of eggs, nests, and the season’s whimsy amid grownups’ cautions.
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Santa Claus
Santa Clque
Easter Vision and the Living Christ Refocuses Hope
In the Easter meditation from the St Louis Star the living Christ offers new life here and beyond. It speaks of resurrection as a renewal of relationships and a call to abandon worldly aims in favor of eternal devotion and perfect love. The piece links faith, death, and moral renewal, urging continual rebirth of character each year.
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