Daring Train Robbery and Vault Explosion Near French
A bold bandits raid near French detaches four men from a special engine train. They seize stolen money sent to Danaon miners and blow the station safe. Guards confront the gang as the robbers break in and flee with the cash amid a rural pursuit.
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Bageo
Opan
Avery Town
Les Venes
Vandila
Algo
Dawson
Wes Bent
Territorial Penitentiary
Santa Fe
Albiunsrgus
Danaon
N. Mt
Tha Mondy
Hathan
Emperor awards Vienna honor to Dr Weinkirchner
Reported dispatch says Emperor William distributed decorations in Vienna. Dr Weinkirchner, president of the Jewer honas of in reloherath, received the order of the third class of the Prussian crown and returned it through the German embassy alleging it was a courtesy, not personal praise. Diplomacy may follow as parties debate intent and a subordinate official’s mistake.
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William
Vienna
Francis Jorusph
Welnkirehner
In Reloherath
Weinkirchner
Bank Failure Rumors Circulate Over Savings Trust Firm
A distressed savings and trust company in Coynland faces insolvency with about 2.7 million dollars in assets. Officials say creditors may be paid in full from available surplus, while the bank’s secretary and directors deny immediate collapse.
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Teservetruat ‘Company
Coynland
Superior Savings and ‘Trust
To Sonicern
Bankc Ik
Adam Graham
Willan
Parris
Desperate Prison Break After Bomb Attack
A bombing at the city prison triggers a fierce retaliation as guards flood the yard. Prisoners charge walls, many die or are wounded, and a second assault on the Wiehen wall ends with guards firing on escape attempts. The chief warden is among those killed.
Urged changes at Grand International Brotherhood meeting
About 00 delegates gathered Wednesday in Chaveland as Radien Acton urged temperance reforms. The annual report from Grand Oaiat Stone recommended stricter rules on drinking and expulsions, proposing no distinction between on and off duty alcohol use and tightening penalties for barroom conduct.
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Radien Acton
Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotiva Engineers
Chaveland
Grand Oaiat Stone
Dance Night Opens Gala With The Glen Exclusive Club
A lively novelty evening at the Att torium featured bantering between women and men as entertainment for the La Glen Exclusive California club. Notable attendees included Say Prancieco gar alety, with grand march divisions showcasing high stepping officers in a decoratively splendiferous function.
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la Glen
California
Fight ends in hospital for Kid Farmer after Peoria bout
Indianap olis boxer Jack Morgan knocks out the original Kid Farmer in the tenth round at Peoria. Farmer is taken to a hospital in a semiconscious state with brain concussion and uncertain chances of recovery.
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Jack Morgan
Pavaker Witney Again Stirs Bill On Negro Trognal Riot
Fragmentary report notes Pavaker Witney pursuing action on a bill regarding a Brownsville riot discharge, seeking to advance the measure as a special order for December. The text shows broken phrases about consideration and a bill's scheduling next.
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Foraker
Trogna
Brownsville
Doe
Sydney Cabinet Meets As New South Wales Debates Committees
A garbled report notes a cabinet gathering in Sydney to appoint and coordinate a committee for joint arrangements. It mentions agricultural issues and a tenement concern linked to a death, with unclear details about the parties and timing.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Oparata
Government seeks cancelation of citizenship for John L. Rosa
In Sioux City on Wednesday the United States District Attorney Faville Mod asked to cancel the citizenship of John L. Rosa of Ablice. The government alleges Rosa procured his naturalization certificate by fraud and that witnesses show he did not have personal knowledge of the required facts. A supporting affidavit from A. B. Chiteh, chief examiner of the naturalization bureau, states Rosa was in South Dakota for two years and was not seen by witnesses during that period. Rosa petitioned for final power on April 29, 1907, and was issued to October 6, 1907.
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Sioux City
United States District Atorony VF
Faville
John L. Rosa
Ablice
Unnlase
Bivart
Jacob Irul
Rose
Unitol Biates
Iaw
Rosa
A. B. Chiteh
Geaminar
Unita States Naturalization Bureau
Ifta
Rowe
South Dakota
Witnesece
Lim Oot
Public Building Bill Allocates Funds Across Iowa Cities
The bill authorizes up to 8000000 for public buildings and site purchases across towns. Cities like Burlington Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs and Estherville receive specified sums for new buildings or enlargements. Davenport Fort Madison Estherville and other towns are listed with distinct allocations and sites.
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Dore
Wos
ToWo Wak
Hurlington
Cedar
Courel Ristis
Augon City
Altos
Ettiay
Denlaon
Fort Madison
Town Walls
LeMars
Med Oak
Dullangs
Estherville
Bhonchfoah
Davenport
Fort Dadya
Assault Case Headlines City Crowd at Depot Scene
Charles Boston, a Black man, faced assault charges in Mason City after a mob attempted to stop his transfer. Police protected him as a large crowd gathered at the depot, injuries reported to Milas Bronga and Harneck. Judge Clyde postponed the McDonnall case opening to a later date.
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Charles Boston
Broweht
Moenan City
Jase Clyde
Migon Guy
Charlier Gorton
Migs Dolla
Milas Bronga
Harneck
Boston
Clyde
McDonnall
Coroner's inquest clears no charge against Yow woman
In Buchanan County a coroner's jury found Maude Fleming responsible for the fatal boot wound fire from a 22 caliber rifle held by her daughter. The shooting killed Pramont Manning after a struggle over the weapon. Fleming, age 24, was arrested for manslaughter and remanded to the grand jury.
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Investi- Rite
Drcumentanco
Pramont Manning
Tirmor
Wimhren
Huchanan
Fromont Firmiine
Turlns
Femiy Auaerel
Foyenaoe
Fieming
Mike Flaming
Honda
Eight: Tidictmeties Returned and Indictments Publicized
Indictments returned Wednesday afternoon with seven made public. A tornado in Humboldt County damaged a Livermore cement plant and farm buildings. no injuries reported. A barn burned near Remsen. lightning struck Albert Feines’ barn. Five other fires and deaths are noted, including children of Waller Porton and a farm accident near Grogn, plus several unrelated incidents and questions about a missing person.
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Counall Blulta
Nornado
Bambaldt
Humboldt County
Livermore Cement
Alao Farm
Prison Break Drama at Liberty County Jail
In Liberty County a jail escape unfolded with inmates forcing their way into an inner corridor and endangering guards. Walter Gumm, charged with assault with intent to murder, wielded a razor and threatened to kill if alarms were raised as inmates attempted to flee. The grand jury indictments include breaking and entering and related offenses against several guards and jail staff.
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Liberty
Cavar
Inney
Noclen
Gaia
Walter Gumm
Fogra
Ubarty Ara Gum
I. A. Howard
Grand Jury Oh
Tragedy in Molngs 109th. Digression and Fights with Officers
In a Tuesday afternoon incident at a house in Dea Muthos, a man named Chitriog F. UWigeins fought officers after an attempted death by poison. A note found on the dying wife revealed plans to die together, with the husband expressing sorrow and notes of presumed poisoning. Police describe a chaotic scene as the couple attempted to end their lives and the husband resisted arrest.
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Ils
Wite
F. Uwigeins
Dea Muthos
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Tay
Nate Raul Na
Gandby
Taul
Fila
Gavilby
Tharo
Zirl Uving
Giol
McDonnell Murder Case Change of Venue Planned
A change of venue may be sought in the McDonnell murder case in Madon City as the defense weighs use of the county court term. The defendant, held for ten years for charges connected to the Stevens killing, faces trial following a dispute with the county.
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Medonnall
Chas
McDonnell
Madon City
District Court
Pereju
Olea
Melunnell
Preservation and Use of Nation’s Mineral Wealth Debate
A transcription of a historic conference on natural resources and mineral wealth with President and governors present. Key figures discussed conservation, public policy, and balanced use of land waters and mining resources, urging constructive action over rhetoric.
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Pasi
Prone
Wilders
United States Supremo Court
Miembera
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el Cragg
Chlet
Hien
Amihiey Carneste
Annies Ttl
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Mitehel
Rie Labor Incslor
Iityes
Virgil
Loiulnigs
Liesl
Steve Idrec
George Gray
Jehan A. Tobiak
Opelwd
Conor
Andruw
de. J. C. Witt
Virginia
Mate
John Mitchell
The
United
Mine Workers of Anmwrten
Evan Volea O. Dow
Gilford
Cavelora
Great Hankow Disaster Reaches Seattle After Toll Exceeds 10,000
A vast catastrophe described as the greatest disaster China has known strikes Hankow. The tale reports a cyclone and river flood destroying ships, homes, and streets, sweeping away thousands of people and leaving Seattle enveloped in shock and evacuation efforts.
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Yangtae-liang
Hankow
Sealtla
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Luna
Splintavedh Weins
Il Listyrogarivaty
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