Two S.D. Men Arrested In Todd Young Murder Case
Gerald and John Young were arrested twelve miles west of Wesington Springs on murder charges tied to the death of George Todd and the disappearance of Jacob Johnson. Beadle and nearby counties posted rewards totaling $7,000. Todd's body was found on his farm last October. Johnson vanished last summer. Police expect a Tuesday hearing.
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W. Young
Gerney An iTahn
Abbott
Miller
Wellington Springs
Coop
Milley
Wessington
Wessington Springs
S. D
Gerald
John Young
Jacob Johnson
Todd
Booth
Wesigton
Johnson
North Dakota
Que
Elmer
Murder charge against Yankton suspect in Iowa street slaying
Jacko Wilson, a notorious northwest criminal linked to the Quimby bank raid, has been arrested in Yankton on charges of murdering Chas Lafey alias Joe O'Brien in Sioux City Iowa. Police claim strong evidence against him. Wilson’s record includes post office robberies and bank jobs.
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Jacko” Wilson
Chas. Lafey
Northwest
Quimby
Yankton
D. D
Joe O'Brien
Sioux City
An Dilley
Iowa Street
John Wilson
Lig
Jour Walis
Pete” Aman
Bank Burghir
Terrible Klondike Storm Leaves Miners in Frozen Hardship
Terrible Klondike storm described as the worst blizzard in the region raged across the Yukon frontier last Thursday through Saturday. News from Vancouver reports miners and prospectors suffering extreme cold and starvation fears while searches for missing parties continue in drifting snows. In Tampa Alabama a family of Kirby was found murdered and the house burned, with evidence pointing to a deliberate arson. In St Louis, Robert Bowen died in his hotel room after drinking chloral hydrate, ending a life cited as a suicide note topic.
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Mich
Klondike
Vancouver
Fairbank
Patrbanks Dawson
John Kirby
Tampa
Ala
Blount County
Kirby
Robert» Bowen
St. Louis
Local Market Notes In Sioux City Scraps
Fragmentary lines mention a Sioux City area market with references to markets, hog prices, and testimony. The readable text names Butcher Htevin and Smoot, with scattered percentages and terms, but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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X City
Eriday
Sioux City
Htevin
Strike Cracks Down as Russian Cities Report Resumption
With troops patrolling St Petersburg Moscow Liban Odessa and other industrial centers Tulsa authorities report fewer clashes and a return to work. Employers show some willingness to concede while no general agreement has emerged. St Petersburg plans a broader resumption Monday. The interior minister pledges to review cases of prominent writers jailed for political activity. Moscow sees growing work stoppages but no widespread disorder. factories restart and hopes rise for a general restart next week.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Liban
Odessa
Tulsa
St. Petershburg
St. Teter
St. Paul
Russia
Saratof
London
Associated Press
British Foreign Office
England
Japan
Tt J8
France
Germany
General Trepoff
Grusade On Cocaine Urges Action By Missouri Officials
St Louis physicians plan to press Gov Volk to crack down on cocaine sales without prescription mirroring action on wine rooms. Dr Joseph I Boehm cites penal institution reports showing crimes linked to cocaine use and notes society women use suspected preparations containing cocaine.
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Gov, Folk
St. Louis
Gov, Volk
Missouri
Joseph I. Boehm
Episcopal convention forms house of church women in California
The Episcopal convention for the Diocese of California, meeting in San Francisco on Thursday, adopted a canon creating a house of church women. The duties include legislating for women's work in the church and advising on matters the convention may submit for opinion.
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House of Church Women
Diocese of California
San Francisco
Essen Coal Owners Seek Settlement After Strike
A Thursday decision by coal mine owners in Essen Prussia signals a potential settlement to the great strike. They will tell the government they accept any parliamentary commission judgment after inquiry into miners grievances, and the owners would immediately remedy the issues found.
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Essen
Prussia
Whale fouls Sitka cable as Burnside crew attempts lift
Officers aboard the cable steamer Burnside tried to raise the Sitka end of the Alaskan cable Thursday but found it ensnared by a whale. The leviathan's jaws clamped on the line, which was buried under a heavy packing of robber, leaving the crew to untangle the snag and continue repairs.
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Burnside
Sitka
German Strikers Quiet Despite Peaceful Posture Noted
Police in Berlin and coal districts praise the calm strike mood as detachments from other regions arrive yet remain unnecessary. Separately, Japanese forces seize the Austrian steamer Burma off Hokkaido with coal bound for Vladivostok late Wednesday night.
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Berlin
Germany
Burma
Vladivostok
Hokkaidi Island
Steamer Alexander Bixie Wrecked No Casualties Reported
A Pirls special says the Compagnie Generale Transatlantique steamer Alexander Bixie Capt. Croton from Volon and West Indian ports for Havre has been totally wrecked with no casualties. The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals denied the supplementary appeal in the case of ex-Mayor McCue of Charduville convicted of wire murder. he is discharged.
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Pirls
McQue
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Muagor McCue
Charduville
New York Hit By Severe Snowstorm From Frost Grip
A major winter storm grips the northeast with heavy snow and extreme cold. New York City endures feet of snow drifting by wind while surface travel halts and thousands are kept from downtown commutes as the storm stretches from Maine through New England and the mid Atlantic.
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New York City
Eamry Oime
del Wire Capes
Toland
Maine
New England
Middle Atlantic
Cleveland Tragedy Ends After Wagar Surrenders
George Wagar, after hours behind barricades and gunfire from police, surrendered to Cleveland authorities. He had killed his brother John Wagar and fatally shot Policenia Khayna at the Waar residence in a dispute tied to the Wagar estate administration. John had recently arrived from South Dakota to settle his father’s estate. George, a lifelong West region resident, had eluded police overnight.
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Wagar
Cleveland, O
George Wagar
John
Policenia Khayna
Waar
John Wagar
South Dakota
West
Mrs Chadwick Declared Bankrupt in Federal Court
Cassie I Chadwick of Cleveland Ohio was formally adjudged bankrupt in federal court by default after failing to answer within the time limit. Creditors will meet to elect a trustee to oversee her property. Bail has not been offered and she remains in county jail despite claims bondsmen were found.
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Cassie I. Chadwick
Cleveland
Dawley
Ars. Cladwick
Panic in Theater Triggers Arrests After Proclamation
A Wednesday night demonstration in Kishinehade theater caused panic as incendiary proclamations showered from the gallery. The crowd surged into disorder, with police restoring order after a crisis and twenty arrests made, including four Jewish soldiers.
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Kishinefadves
Crowden
Yellow Jack On Warship: Yellow Fever on Boston at Panama
A bulletin from the American expedition at Panama reports one death and six suspected yellow fever cases aboard the cruiser Boston. The sanitary squad is investigating the ship. From July 15 to January 20, eighteen cases and deaths were recorded at Panama and Colon.
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Boston
Panamia
Papuna
Sanitary Start
Panama
Colon
Fire at South and Pletcher Streets rages in New York
A fierce blaze at the corner of South and Pletcher Streets in New York, in a building housing oil and ship wharf products, threatens multiple structures including the Mallory Line offices and federal warehouses. A separate arrest involves Poison in the Mood, Mrs. Jose Burron, linked to arsenic found in baking powder used in a Detroit kitchen.
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South
Pletcher Streets
New York
Mearshiug
Mallory Line
United States
Prisco Flotel
Jose Burron
Cate Alhwabra
Detroit
Mich
Widespread Debate on Child Welfare and Race Death Policy
The Women's Society for Political Study urged action after discussing injustice to children in large families unable to be supported. A group present backed race death by own action as a response. Interior Department withdrew eighteen townships totaling 414 720 acres from disposal in Minot N J area. A Santa Fe wreck injured ten to twelve people after two trains collided west of Steclton. In Texas a Mexican nobleman Antonio Astizurlun was killed by Yuqui Indians near the same region where four Americans were slain.
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Women's Society For Political Study
Santa Fe
Steclton
Yaguia
Paso
Tex
Antonio Astizurlun
Big Four Derailment Near Lafayette Injures Several
A Big Four passenger train derailed near Lafayette Indiana on Wednesday leaving several people seriously injured. Emergency crews responded to the scene and transported the wounded to local hospitals for treatment. Investigators began examining the wreck to determine the cause of the derailment.
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Lafayette
Ind
Wittevn
Proclamation Pledges Reforms to Quell Russian Strikes
Widespread unrest spreads across Russia as government forces in St. Petersburg tighten control. Governor General Trepoletsky assumes absolute military authority, arresting leaders including Gorky. Proclamation promises hours of labor reform, state insurance, and protections, urging workers to return to mills while asserting firm action against agitators.
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Trepoli
St. Petersburg
Gene Prepatt
Bir Petersburg
Denie Maxin Gorky
Associated Press
Riga
Dm Sk. Petersburg
Troepotsad
Finnance Kokovseff
Russia
Moscow
Britain Aids Rebels Sympathy Reported Abroad
English sympathy for revolutionists surfaces in foreign policy chatter as officials stop short of pledging direct aid. The foreign office leaders weigh risks while public opinion echoes pro-rebel sentiment across Europe.
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Foreign Office
Max Gorky and his revolutionary writings described
Fragmentary OCR presents distorted phrases about Maxim Gorky, a Russian novelist and revolutionary, mentioning arrest and ominous future changes. The text appears as garbled reflections on his influence and possible fate, with broken names and nonsensical inserts.
Scene of Russian Slaughter and Winter Strikes Report
A fragmented report describes the Russian slaughter scene and the Winter Palace protests. It notes barricades around St Petersburg, the Studay ford area, and mentions strikes at Vasili Ostrova and Troitsky district with sections detailing the blockade and public reaction.
Russian Strike Effects and International Reactions
Strikes spread across Russian industry as workers hesitate amid government promises and conflicting leadership claims. London reports gloom on Russia, while foreign capital controls and foreign managers influence factories. The North Sea incident protocol by the International Commission outlines governing procedures.
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North Sea
Massacre on Nevsky Prospect In 1905 Cathedral Violence
Eyewitness accounts describe troops firing on workers marching along Nevsky Prospect and near St. Isaac's Cathedral in Petrograd. Reports claim 2,000 killed and 5,000 wounded as Cossacks armed with sabers set upon fleeing crowds, amid chaotic clashes and fires.
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St. Fsane’s
Nevsky
Prospect
Otter
Garcons
Nicholas Bridge
Brst
Turmoil in Europe Overshadows Prewar Stability
A Symmetric view of Europe shows unrest rising across Germany Austria-Hungary and the Balkans. Revolt and political tension threaten peace as new leadership reshapes policies and potential clashes loom along borders. Rumors of revolution swirl amid fragile alliances.
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Cgermany
Ruasin
Mindatey
Concana Prowler
Dow
Addica
Austria-Hungary
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