Postponement in Patterson piracy case delayed in New York court
Nan Patterson and Morgan Smith faced conspiracy to obtain money from a bookmaker. Patterson, brought to general sessions by consent, sought to plead but delay was granted for examination of grand jury minutes. She is to be arraigned with Morgan Smith and Mrs Smith next Friday. court considers further actions and letters from the Smiths. In Cincinnati a similar case involved delays as defense pressed for access to documents. In Minnesota a St Paul man with a gun killed two youths, one dying at once. investigation continues into motive and the suspect’s mental state.
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Nan Patterson
New ‘York
Cassar Yourtg
Miss. Patterson
Mr. Rand
Rand
New York
Caesar
Paul Man
Strike Continues as Chicago Conference Drags On
Labor leaders push for settlement with Montgomery Ward & Co as garment workers remain out. Ward & Co. insists workers unfilled and strikers must be reinstated. Conference in session amid street disorder. Knights of Columbus reports total membership 22 363 with net gain. Arthur Lute, treasurer of the Mechan Savings Bank, dies by shooting Wednesday. stock market shows activity as Ward and Frank Williams are captured and jailed.
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Chicago
Shersing
King
Montgomery
Ward & Co
Hindes BH
Shiveley
Richmond
Ind
Knights of ‘Yihios
Nashville
Wrecks Reported Across United States In Multiple Train Crashes
Widespread rail disasters leave many dead and injured. In Mississippi near Vicksburg the northbound passenger train No. 26 derailed near Hardee station, injuring about sixty seven passengers as physicians rush to the scene. Separately, train No. 43 between Cleveland and St. Louis wrecks at Bellefontaine with several serious injuries. A Santa Fe wreck at Kingsley, Kansas results in the death of porter A. Burnett while other crew members remain hospitalized but likely to recover.
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Petrona
Hilleth
Facco
Mississippi Valley
Vicksburg
Miss
Vickeburg
Aliseiesippi Vailey
Hardee Station
Here
Secne
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Lois Road
Bellefontaine
Sandusky
Cinccinnati
Ohio Central Traels
A. Burnett
Santa Fe
Kingsley
Kan
Opeka
Frank J. Greeve
Ray Zimmerman
Fatal Grand Rapids Fire Claims Child and Injures Several
A blaze in Grand Rapids early Wednesday at the Broadway and Wiscabeth Street saloon and bearing house killed May Herrick, eight, and injured Mrs. Ukhas and N. Herrick. Chas. N. Herrick, 22, Thos. Norris, Ada Norris, Chas. Anderson, and Jack Ward were seriously hurt. Norris jumped from a second story window, broke an arm, reentered the burning building, and helped rescue May Herrick before the flames spread further.
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Que
May Herrick
Ukhas
N. Herrick
Chas. N. Herrick
Herrick
Thos
Norris
Ada Norris
Chas
Anderson
Jack Ward
Grand Rapids
Mick
Broadway
Wiscabeth Street
Tntiias Norris
May Ferrick
Novel Riot Tactic Delays Chicago Streets Blockade
Strikers in Chicago intertwined wagon wheels with chains at Clinton and Washington Streets delaying Montgomery Ward and Co freight. Seamen tied wagons together. a wagon was overturned as Henry Levinberg, a brush maker, was dragged from a wagon seat after the mob attacked and forced the wagon to break free. Police rescued Levinberg amid the unrest.
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Chicago
Clinton
Washington Streets
Montgomery Ward
Gore
Henry Levingberg
Ward? & Co
Levinberg
Murdered by a barber at Caserta in McCready tragedy
Italian police have secured what appears to be conclusive evidence that Miss Catharine McCready of New York was murdered by Andreninnico, husband of her servant Catherine Esposito, after her body was found strangled near Caserta on February 25. Additional arrests expected as others are incriminated.
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Itaian
McCready
Caserta
Italy
Catharine McCready
New York
Andreninnico
Catherine Esposito
Strike arbitration talks falter amid Chicago garment dispute
The big Chicago strike involving Montgomery Ward workers and garment makers continues with mayor Dunne acting as potential arbitrator after a conference with the induced workers’ groups. An arbitration offer from the state board meets firm pushback as the dispute widens into broader employer conspiracies and street closures.
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Stall Signa
Benoe
Amnion Inhor
Dunne
Ie Ledesters
Witulesnte Tailor
W Ile Wion
Ife
Waien
Goizer
State Board of Arustration
J. J. Vrorne
Montgomery Ward & Co
Ant
Thorne
Venezuela and United States to Seek Arbitration
Washington received President Castro's reply to proposals for submitting US Venezuela disputes to arbitration. No urgency seen. reply will await Cabinet review after Roosevelt's western trip unless an unexpected development occurs. State Department declined to disclose language details used by Castro.
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Venezuela
Uncle Sam
State Department
Washington
Bowen
Castro
United States
Verezneln
Ywimain
Rooseveit
State Department of Trials
Dresi
Storm Damage Hits Ohio and Kentucky Across Regions
Storms swept Ohio and Kentucky into Monday night causing extensive damage overall. Several fatalities include Wilson Walker at Urbana Ohio and George McLooka at Batesville Ohio, with Charles Murrey killed by lightning at Tiberty Indiana. Multiple injuries reported near Roseville Ohio amid the severe weather.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Wilson Walker
Urbana
Batesville
George McLooka
Charles Murrey
Tiberty
Ind
Roseville
Great Death List In India Earthquake Rising Toll
Fresh earthquake shocks in India’s Kangra district cause extensive casualties with estimates around 20 000 dead and 60 000 injured. Government offices sustained damage as reports detail shattered barracks and collapsed structures. In Brooklyn a toddler survives a window fracture as police investigate an unrelated accidental injury.
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India
Simla
Tadin
Dujyntardt Taphors
Filia
Kangra
Gurkaus
Quits Presbyterian Church After Forty Years Service
Retired minister Rev Do Nelson Millard ends fifty years of Presbyterian service including time in Hartford and Cleveland. Announcement of withdrawal from Big Cleveland Figs plant closure and related executive changes. Community mourns as Newt burial noted. Authorities report arrest of Vopt Wolpert in Paris on suspected complicity in a planned military act against state.
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Peesbyterian
Whitets
Pirkt
Peesbyteriany Vluveh
Nelson Millard Tyes
Iiby
Hix
Cleveland
French and
Fall Streets
Inleveland
Newt
France
Wolpert
Mievouth Infantry
Paris
Asearity
Murder Trial Letters Highlight Suicide Claim Dated
The Thowts murder trial in Dex Moines centers on letters allegedly written by Mabel Sovleldant suggesting a young woman’s suicide. Mrs Evans and Mrs Benet testified about possession and sending the letters to defense attorneys, while the postmaster at Pella Ia delivered the correspondence.
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Lewe
Tao
Tikbys Poten
Hhune
Nayeur Coudhy
Mikel Seotieht
Mulyt Benfield
Lawen Gynns
Tolk
Ashland
Canary
Obie
Melfenry & Graham
Bhoimas
Pheste
Hens
Evats Ugalty
Henna
Mabel Sovleldant
Son Perxan
Pella
Weables
Somi
Bond
Myris
Varia
Sensational arrests and local incidents across St Anthony area
Report covers arrests for malicious oppression in St Anthony with witnesses Frank Buchan and Elias, bail set at 200 dollars, and a court plea of not guilty. Also noted are a severe hand injury from a shredder incident to Will Adams, a Sioux City police annual report detailing many offenses, and various regional notes including population figures for Carroll, a Des Moines indictment, a farmer’s death by suicide, and saloon restrictions in Witermo with 21 operating taverns.
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Offelala
St. Anthony Acunne
Oflice S. Meekie
George Mabie
St. Anthonys
Frank Buchan
St. Anthony
Elias
Buehan
Drowned man mystery lingers over town
Fragmentary OCR notes report a death by apparent suicide near Conyers and mention a widow or related names. Vague fragments reference a man named Sam Dlingettree and a June 8 date, with late headlines implying a local burial or investigation in Herrick, Iowa.
Iowa Governor Rejects Hearing in Oklahoma Witness Case
Des Moines reports Gov. Cummins will not hear evidence in the application of Oliver Charley Wooden of Oklahoma for Frank Sherelife, a key state witness. The governor says Sherelife is not a permissible witness against Detiton, noting the peril may be over as the case moves toward Oklahoma.
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Omaining
Shere
Des Moines
Olver Charkay Wooden
Ukhyhoma
Frank Sherelife
Deut
Omali
Phe Minois
Robbenry
Cummins
Shereiffe
Oklahoma
Wot
Carnegie Offers Funds to Western College at Toledo
Andrew Carnegie proposes giving 50000 to Western Callen College in Toledo to raise a total of 100000 with help from others. The college, standing in good form but limited resources, seeks support from patrons and friends to sustain its expanded programs.
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Hidde
Vileda
Andrew Carnegie
Westen Callen
Toledo
Chik
Bolt
Uiey
Western College
Hou
Laleda
Miele
Dedham Bank Failure and Court Ruling
Cashine Citon acted in amended by the Continental Judge Melhersei in Council Ishitts. The decision declares J. Catan the bank cashier bankrupt. Demurrer overruled. veto invalid due to late commencement. Cre ton’s action heads property in trust for depositors. distribution to creditors will align with district proceedings.
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Cashine Citon
Melhersei
Council Ishitts
Thane J. Catan
Deeseu
Diitin Bank
Ahfairs
Creton
Tuberculosis in Hogs Reported by Stites Vetinarian
A report from Stites veterinarian Wajo in Des Moines Wednesday warns of serious tuberculosis among swine in town. Incubation and spread concerns, with details of outbreaks at local facilities and affected farms.
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Stites Vetaginarian
Wajo
Lawn
Park purchase near Slows City sparks new ceder yard plan
Sew Park for Sioux City bought 200 veered of tant on the Bis Bloux, with 60 acres to be developed into a new garden park. W B Lower and J J Kennedy head the venture. a volunteer club will likely locate there.
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Sioux City
W. B. Lower
J. J. Kennedy
Ciy
One Hundred Years Ago Federal Push Across Frontiers
A garbled report recalls a century-old push to expel British traders from Minnesota territory led by a governor amid calls for military action. It mentions Beethoven and an opera overture, and cites names like Anton Buty in a misread context.
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Beethoven
Dristons
Nelson
Mrenen
Tien
Mike
Seventy Five Years Ago Spin and Law Clash in City
Vague lines describe a 1920s upheaval with references to Spin Mane, the Unitert Shites, and Provident uattaente. Forgeries blamed on DPauutleroy hit Buplind for 20000 losses while a public toast by President emphasised preservation. An odd fragment hints at political and civic tensions in New York city.
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Jbl
New York
Dingaa
de Sante
Buplind
Fifty Years Ago Test Dreatd Whisle in Germany
Fifty years ago a fragmentary report notes a test dread whistle in Germany. It mentions ship activity at St Marys Minh, a Ash Mihior event, and various misprints. The piece references a Pennsylvan ia governor signing a bill and Denmark treaty notices, plus a depot loss on the New York to Jersey City line.
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Germany
St. Mary's Minh
Troussa
Ash Mihior
Carthapimke
Adame iWlay
United States
Tivelve
Denmark
Lid
New York
Jersey City
Weverad Presenger
Frelelit Caes
Tre
Govpvine
Surrender of Confederate Army Ends Virginia War
Forty years ago mobila evacuation and a court hearing marked the collapse of Confederate resistance. Union scouts captured Lynchburg and other towns as Gen. Robert E. Lee surrendered at Appomattox, signaling the end of the Civil War and a Jubilee across major cities.
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Mobila
Catr
Cinehamad
Henry &. Ioote
Seytor
Appomattix
North
Grant Antia
Une
Len Wid
Thirty Years Ago in a Turbulent County War News
Fragmented OCR notes describe a period of martial law near Lezlolun Pennsylvania and unrest. It mentions officials, a new hall opening, a courtroom defense, and arrests linked to contract frauds involving named individuals and agencies. The garbled text references Washington officials and a Brooklyn trial, with unclear dates and roles.
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Stinger
Iowa
Nan Patterson Cale
Morgan Smith
Mor Sister
Willem Williams
St. Paul, Minn
Frederink
Arthur Lute
Ehan 5 Savings Bank
Oldup
Ward
Frank Williams
Jal
Rick Quick
Henry Brueninger
American Mercantile Company
St. Joseph
Ef. Mills
M. N. Nordean
Geld Mantager
Hunt
W. HB. Bunt
Pan-American Bank
Lmnds
Uavana Mgr
Chapelle
New Orleans
Cinta
Archbhow
Bedford
Coffey
Ville
John Griffith
Aire
Michigan
Sunfeld
Roy
Camilio Sarreno
Brooklyn
N.Y
Yenith
Paul Catillino
Sutuone
News OF the Week
Bing Mayo
Mersclt-Lerprer
Mabel Seatolt
Attornyys Dente Heelleyo
Esidsy Thersoon Oucus Tata
Harlan
Will Adams
Rinker
Pieter Rinker
Wolhesitas
State University of Iowa
Boant of
Hamilton
Carroll'a
Sussex
Carroll
Tadletment
Byington
Jolson County Grand Jury
Mele Kutalebew
Bacumae
Parmer
Vetlypi
Vinton
Baogitus Biaselé
Bia
Salouna
Witermo Haa Tule
St. Joseph's
LeMars
Marshalstown
Marshalltown
Northwestern
Lowe
LeMara
Mower Punt
G. A. St
Mairhead
Conyers
Mia
Abbott
Moore
Arkttwood
Bath
Sam Dlingettree
Towa
Garnegie
Dedham Bank
Hina
Jierbator
Bis
Eklund
Mimibny
Williat Taiventure
Elem
Ahh
Marsenthne
Demanil
Poll
Bat Cailal
Airtas AD
Meoh Var der Zev
Sinux Ceyter
Oxford
Coeil Rholer
Universinyss
Leysy
Yaante
Cotedl Bhuis
Vintin
Willian Aublliagd
Ian Laas
Saitay Evens
Maui
A'Ulogh
Niger
Uilere Bad Politiors
Tlezlolun
Ponney
Totefy Klengitag
Wirkmen
Moody Wil Siiveos
Tye
Vovienilste
Senting H
Huu
Paul Roylou
Bude
Leon Dover
Boulogne
Crogset
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