Be Long Broux City Contested Race Ends in Defeat
Henry T Reed of Cresey 18 faced delegation rejection in Washington with calls for Reed as successor to Judge Sil as contest grows. Discussions spanned weeks in Congress with 200 ballots cast amid outside influence and party debates.
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Broux City
Fort Lodge
Treed
Henry T. Reed
Cresey
Washington, D. C
Sineret
Reid
Silpast
Congress
Railroad lien on goods underscores Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court holds that a railroad may collect a freight lien before shipment, reinforcing a creditor's claim against the carrier. The decision clarifies that the lien attaches to goods in transit and supports timely collection rights for the freight provider.
GHAINED TO POST Reported in unclear letter text
A fragmentary OCR item describes authorities chaining a person and dispatches involving a federation of miners and plant directions. The readable segments mention a deputy, a secretary, and a suspect connected to a bill or arrest context. No clear dates or locations are confirmed.
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Maki
Federation of Miners
Tellurideau
Prairie fires devastate large areas and homes
Wild prairie fires driven by violent winds scorch Klown andt Canine counties and Hobart area causing two deaths and widespread destruction. Estimates reach at least $200,000 with thousands of acres and numerous farm buildings, stock, and residences burned. Fire spread from sprawling districts toNor peka and beyond as residents fought embers to save property.
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Awful
Prairie
Pires
Pawton
Okin
Atu
Vail
Hobart
Tsa
Lothe
Luibor-Redeyye Gut Pwlian
Seyargt
Lomestead
Norpeka
Kanga
Ceitter
Sativa
Gopsum City
Steele
Culver
Linecolv
Colbert
Marquette
Hsyworth
Janopolis
Graham
Ills
Russell
Lalin
Hill City
Concordia
Widow McCann Testifies in St Louis Trial
Mrs Jessie McGann widow of murdered horseman James P McCann testified in St Louis Missouri at the trial of Frederick Seymour Barrington charged with the crime. She said she last saw her husband alive on May 18 when he and Barrington left to meet wealthy English friends. She described Barrington bringing a message that her husband had got into trouble and feared returning home. When bloodstained clothing from the quarry scene appeared she identified items as her husband’s. She wept aloud and clutched the shoes as fellow spectators cried. Barrington remained calm during the proceedings.
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Jessie McGann
Teara
Spectatora
Treasia McCann
James P. McCann
St. Lowa
Frederick Seymour Barrington
McCann
Barrington
Burrington
Fifteen Dead In New York Hotel Collapse
Reported early Thursday the Daring ton apartment hotel wreckage near New York still yields casualties. Fifteen dead confirmed, five missing, sixteen injured with several serious injuries. Wreckage clearing continues as recovery teams expect more bodies. In Washington, war department employee Robert Manning shot in the back by William J. O'Brien in the mail division. Arthur Wicker wounded in arm. O'Brien overpowered and disarmed after alarming discharge papers. O'Brien, a discharged regular, had been confined at St. Elizabeths asylum.
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Grank
Peraone
War, Department
Washington
Robert Manning
War Department
Dessager
Wiliam J. O'Brien
Adjutant General’s Office
Arthur, Wicker
St. Elizabeth'’s
Shock Death Ties To New Jersey Mother's Tragedy
The report recounts a fatal incident in East Orange New Jersey where a man named Henry Allen died following a shocking event linked to his mother’s death. An approaching train reportedly caused a sudden collapse, leading to fatal injuries. the article notes the man’s immediate unconsciousness and subsequent death. Local details emphasize a tragic family calamity and a related bank closure in Minnesota as part of the surrounding chaos.
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New Jersey
Bete
Heny Allen
Orange
Allen
Tyro
Tours
Five Die as Building Collapse Kills Nine in New York
A steel and concrete structure at 13th Street near Seventh Avenue collapsed during construction, killing five workers and trapping others. Authorities cite excessive debris and overstacked floors as the likely cause, with inspectors having warned of hazards prior to the disaster. Witnesses recount a chaotic scene as rescue crews, led by Inspector Charles Wrench, battled tangled wreckage while a crane and surrounding debris fell on nearby rooms.
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New York
ST Wort Mortyeststh
Liter Patterson
Killin Moy
Killin Moy, da Dawey Storrs
Feink Stoves
Ree N.Y
Dich
Mra
Miyot Savage
Adurt
Bac
Forum
Toid
Tiavers
Aung
Aliizot Realty Company
Withers
Fintel
Enormoua Mutaa
Forgan
James Halle
Race Riot in Indian Territory Claims Whites Kill, Wound
Report from Bokashes I T details a riot at a Midland Valley Railroad camp near Bolgeystire where white laborers attacked Black workers. Three whites were killed and wounded. two Black workers were injured. Tensions rise as both sides fortify positions and threaten further violence.
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Bokashes
I. T
John Hopper
Paris
Avikonkwa
Joe C. Buller
McCurtain
L.T
Charles Blevens
Flarrigon
Ark
Walter
John Tackson
Little Rock
Midland Valley
Bolcgstire
Dark for Car Barn Bandits Jury Expected Next Week
Taunt Neidermeier brother of Peter now on trial for the car barn murders refuses to testify for his brother. Paul Neidermeier and Mrs Neidermeier would testify that the murders occurred while Peter was in bed. Paul’s testimony would undermine the alibi and the cases of Neidermeier and Gustave Marx will go to the jury with no defense witnesses. Prosecution evidence of Van Dine as an epileptic victim will be countered by witnesses for rebuttal. trial likely to reach the jury early next week.
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Wil Ronck
Taunt Neidermeier
Peter
Chicago
Paul Neidermeier
Neidermeier
Gustave Marx
Wituces
van Dine
TO SOON OWN THE CANAL
United States near possession of the Panama Canal property within thirty days after negotiations reach a conclusion. Attorney General Knox conferred with the president to finalize legal aspects. The deal involves Panama, the New Panama Canal Company, and money considerations.
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Sam Wilton
Washington
Panama Canal
United States
Republic of Panama
Panama Canal Company
Knox
Port Arthur Arrests Signal Tapanese Khipa Fron' Dhore
Twenty Chinese arrestees linked to signaling to a Japanese group from a shore setting dashlight and interns. General Fernandes and Venezuelan animatior reveal plans. Washington diktoreden ae Keo Iyformims hints at return home for talks in a coature nea r upon certain matte. Dick elected Samaror set to be Bloten senator.
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Port Arde
Fernandes
Washington
Cuntro
Man Slain In Cedar County After Domestic Tragedy
Charles Bargeeld known in Cedar Mella was fatally shot by Knren Burug, the home at Stowe Way a motive tied to a troubled marriage. Burug awaits county attorney’s arrival while Stone, defending the family, suffered multiple wounds before dying after a violent struggle in Cedar Path. Local sentiment splits between Stone’s family and Burug followers, all residents of Waterloo and Cedar Fully.
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Citfevn
Ceedir Mella
Knren Burug
Stowe
Stovats Dunmytiner
Cedar Palla
Butyn
Ginriel
Slone
Buron
Mr. Slone
Ian
Miea
Koes
Chatrlen Bryne
Stan
Cedar Path
Howe
Hani Burns
Colne Folis
Stone
Burts
Wix
Waterloo
Cedar
Taken to the Penitentiary Bad Trio Pleads Guilty
Abe Painter and August Witt pleaded guilty to theft of whiskey from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway at Kloidike siding. Judge Wakefield sentenced them to six years in the penitentiary at Acamosi. Matthew Slanett pled guilty to conspiracy to murder at Southern on January 30. He received fourterms months at hard labor. Trial origins and arrest details reference Sanborn and Marshal Spurr.
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Bad
Wakefili
Abe Painter
August Witt
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
Kloidike
We 41
O'Brien
Primghir
Moan
Wakefielt
Acamosi
Matthew Slanett Olan
Plancl
Sauthern
Jost
Aid
Midge Wakefield
Ammosa
Ubix
Sanborn
Marshal Spurr
Franchises Granted for Interurban Electric Line
A special election in Council Bluffs approved the franchise for Council Bluffs Tabor and Southern Electric Railway Company to build operate and maintain an electric interurban line and street railway between Council Bluffs and Rockport Missouri to carry passengers baggage express produce and freight by a vote of 147 to 12 percent. The project will use electric power rather than steam or water power.
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Coun ML Bluff
Rockport
Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs, Tabor
Fear of rate war hits Iowa Des Moines jobbers
Town jobbers fear the railroad rate war now roiling between competing lines for the jobbing trade across Iowa Nebraska and western states. They warn the conflict may widen beyond grain to other goods and even spark Nebraska robberies into established towns as authorities struggle to keep commerce steady.
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A. Des Moinea
Tuberculosis Fatality From Contaminated Milk In Humboldt
A one year old baby in Humboldt died from tuberculosis after consuming milk from a cow with a tuberculin infection. Doctors linked the illness to the cow, which was ordered fed and later slaughtered. Charles Araton of Red Oak pleaded intoxication and jumped from the Douglas Street bridge in Omaha, with Hert Redding also leaping in to help. a switchman saved Redding as both faced drowning risks.
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Charley Adama
Humboldt
Charles Araton
Red Oak
Douglas Street
Omaha
Neb
Missouri
Hert Redding
Algoor Red Oak
Graton
Del
Suicide of Manker Suiciden at Dunkertin Dunkertin
Manker Suiciden, 23, known as an enabler of the First National pant of Dunkertin, reportedly died by drinking carbelic acid. He appeared cheerful all evening before taking the fatal drax at 11 o’clock. no cause was assigned.
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Manker
Marth Blake
Dunkertin
Minor convention opens amid good attendance
A local convention in district Nos-18 opened with solid turnout as attendees discussed wage prospects and harmonious cooperation among operations.
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Nos-18
Waterloo Factory Fire Destroys Plant and Stocks
A large blaze swept through the Waterloo factory damaging the machinery and wagons. The byline notes a substantial financial loss with stock and buildings destroyed, including logs and other goods. Firefighters battled the flames as a working shop on the second floor burned, with valued stock and materials heavily damaged.
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Piantat Watarta Bugay and Wagon Company Ly
Waterloo
Roel
Laanenree
Bridge Accident Claims Life Near Cedar Rapids
Report details a deadly bridge collision along the Cedar River area near Cedar Rapids Iowa. Witnesses describe a sudden crash and a fatal outcome with investigators and railway company officials involved in the inquiry. Local authorities and the James TFians University special investigator team lead the probe.
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Patut
Vms
Chonan
Eles Dew
Kivetale Jolermvliac Railway
Chieti
Evan
Henttous
Lie James Tfians
LTV
Wik
BEALL
Hull Triumph Confounds Prewar Polk Dyninty
Prewar political contest yields a notable victory for Hull overshadowing Polk as Carrien Nearty and aides staff the campaign. The event features figures like Captain Tint and Deputy Volk, with Judge Prouty promoting work over rhetoric while political reporters describe a serious, orderly scene and lingering tension among observers.
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Tint
Hioomath Agghnie Volk
Congress
Vietary
Prouty
Paymaster Fatally Shot in Daring Hold Up
Paymaster at the Anchor wine shop, Jones, was held up and killed by two young men Roy Telling and Timer Blane who had been involved in the game. The claim notes about $2000 in funds and the getaway path through various towns. The widow and daughter of Sonex were present as the escape occurred and witnesses identified the shooter as Ratin.
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Denew
Hopnersa
Onnterrile
Aftealuo
Jones
Roy Telling
Timer Blane
Materville
Vane
Sones
Ratin
Sonex
Hin
Nivea
Shee Gould
Havens and
Cootsteu
Janitor Killed by Machinery in Sheldon School
J G Deming, about 40, janitor at Sheldon School, was fatally injured Monday when his clothes were caught in a gasoline engine while cleaning in the basement. His wife and four children survive. the accident occurred during routine work, and a preliminary report suggests clothing entangled with moving parts caused the tragedy.
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Sheldon
Hua Head
J. G. Dewling
Ts Son
Panei
Efe
Deming
Abd
Sent Threatening Letters At Grinnell College In Trouble
A confused OCR style report alleges a Grinnell College student Thomas Wallir faced jail in Oskofoosa over threats and demanded a ransom. The piece weaves in multiple violent incidents US wide, mentioning barbed wire, shootings, and burglaries with uncertain names and places, lacking clear coherence.
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Gennell College
Thomas Wallir
Grinnell College
Oskofoosa
H. W. Spaulding
Ula
Pullac
Ifo
Crinnel
Elias Jing
Laws and trials hue near Keokuk County court
Fragmented report from Waterloo notes on a murder case involving Mrs. Kut and Mr. Kubn with disputed motive and evidence. It discusses potential penality and appeals, trial details, and mention of legal figures and locations, including Waterloe and Keokuk County, with references to the Supreme Court and related charges. The piece also touches on school debates and state library matters, citing individuals like Mr. Carter, Mr. Clothier, and Merriam in varied local contexts.
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