American Guards Threaten to Slay If Restered at Sherlat
Disturbing dispatches report Armenian villages in Alexandretia Amade Turkey attacked by Moslem bands. The United States revenue cutter Tahoma retired at port Thurgilay to protect American interests. Young Turk officers in Breruis Adee Turkey send telegraph urging restraint while planning a wider massacre. In Constantinople executions continue, with multiple hangings in the capital and public punishment, priests present, and mixed local reactions. 2,000 Armenians flee to Zuttounon for safety as violence spreads.
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Alexandretia
Amade
Turkey
United States Revenue
Tahoma
Thurgilay
Ammerlcan
Askitle
Turkeys
Feu
York
Timinmelyns Aiterond
Awluth
Carkey
de Armenlina
Howes
Rechieny
Zuttouon
Knater Svowna
Yanksoun
Comstantinople
Constantinople
Aimuther Bate
Meng Trad
Tole
Ter
Thoraforn
Deeda Wiitel
Tod Ip
Jury Finds Hains Guilty In Public Case At Wiscon
The jury in the case against Captain Botor and Anion found Hains guilty of murder in the first degree after two hours and 43 minutes of deliberation. Spectators filled the courtroom as the verdict was read and the captain was taken into custody for sentencing. The ceremony followed a large gathering of townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botor
Wilel
Explosion at Albany area quarry wipes out twenty workers
In South Bethlehem near Albany a blast at Callapan Road Improvement Company quarry killed twenty men. Vice president John Hoyt Callanan and manager Charles Gallanah were among the dead, with a dozen others injured or missing. The explosion involved one thousand pounds of dynamite, blasting rock and debris across the site as workers prepared holes for a large charge. Firefighters and authorities cordoned off the area as families mourned and searched for loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Callapan Road Improvement Company
South Bethlehem
John Hoyt Callanan
Charles D. Gallanah
Leroy McMitan
John Hendrickson
Stebi
Fred Snyder
James Maloney
William Baume
Fred Zappert
Wicat
National Power Company
New York
Iulia
Alent
Nea
Cho Cullanin Road Improvement Company
Furniains
Paluta
Roel
UmMe
Che Conansa
Kidnapers Safe In Prison Inmates Separated At Arrival
Pittsburg Pa two kidnapers Janny Moyle and his wife Halen Moyle were sentenced to life imprisonment and two and a half years respectively and began serving Tue at the Whealury penitentiary. They were brought in Monday evening and separated on arrival as rules prevented their final farewell. Boyle kissed him and said they must take it the best they can. Boyle’s number at the penitentiary is GR3LA and his wife’s is GG32A. They were photographed and measured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Janny Moyle
Halen
Willie Waitla
Weatury
Elda
Boyle
Foil Plan To Steal Million In Bank Reserve
A mixed gang of five men and four women planned to tunnel into the Luding Boom to steal $1,000,000. They had dug about 300 feet below the cellar when a bookkeeper heard digging and alerted police, leading to all six arrests. The holiday weekend likely reduced precautions. The report also notes a separate racing with death tale from New York and other brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gork Risdla
Treauty
Gort
Sury
Beef Trust Questioned by London Committee
A London department committee, reviewing the United Kingdom meat trade, finds a limited U.S. four-firm link among Armour Swift Morris and Harlan brands might influence prices if Argentina supplies shift. It doubts complete U.S. control or collusion but notes price coordination among these firms and predictable effects on chilled beef sales in provinces. Women drive hearses in Chicago amid a hackmen strike, while Madrid announces a new Spanish ambassador to Vienna and a shift at the Washington embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Kingdom
American Beef Trust
United States
Argentina
Southfield Mer
Coumilttes
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Morris & Co
National Packing Company
Chicago
Spain
Madrid
Vilalobar
Don’ Ramon Pina
Washington
Senor Pins
Foreign Office
Marquis de Herrera
Vienna
Hair Rat Saves Two In Auto Crash
Jackson Mia reports a car collision injuring Mrs Richard Frost and her baby. Mrs Frost and the infant suffered severe head injuries with internal damage feared. Richard Frost, driving the automobile, was unhurt.
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Jackson
Mia
Richard Frost
Fyoat
Mra
Frost
Hoapital
Prisoner Saunders Freed After Governor Grants Pardon
Ta James R Saunders was released from St Fort Madison penitentiary by gubernatorial pardon on Thursday after serving 1 year for the alleged murder of a 14 year old girl in Grundy county. Saunders, a Civil War sharpshooter, had the longest term of any inmate and saved $1,600 during incarceration while his family stayed hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
James R. Saunders
Wiliam
Glyndon
Grundy County
Saunders
Ohio
Arrest Iowa teachers over beating boy at Longfellow School
Des Moines reports two Longfellow school teachers Maud Eying and Miss Joe May Tilden arrested on charges of beating nine year old David Kaplein after he allegedly stole a five dollar bill. They pleaded not guilty and a trial date was set for May 22 behind closed doors.
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Des Moines
fa—Mies Maud Eying
Joe May Tilden
Longfellow
David Kaplain
Stewart
Ittle
Miss. Tilden
Tragic Baby Dies From Ball Blow In Farm Fight
Nine year old Clarence Griggs dies from lockjaw after being struck on the neck by a ball wielded by Milton Metcalf during a fight with Albert Metcalf, age ten, a week ago. Willian Schneider found dead in hog pen. Roosevelt era official Netherland dies by self inflicted shock after recent stress. Britt restaurant man shoots wife servant in quarrel. Gilligan couple separated after incident.
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Tubuuque
Clarence Griggs
Diea
Milton Metcalf
Griggs
Albert
Metcalf
Britt
Bia
Laura Suson
Cowboy cabinet Richard A Ballinger’s cowboy life recounted
The article recalls Richard A Ballinger, former commissioner of the General Land Office and secretary of the Interior, detailing his early life as a cowboy in southwestern Texas about 30 years earlier. It notes his rough experiences, near-fatal incident with a horse, and self-made path to college under mentor James Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard
Balinger
General Land of
Lee
Seattle
Tate
Judge Lalinger
Hagasas
Jessens
James i. Cierfeld
Waterine
Ballinger recalls boyhood rodeo and rise to power
The article recounts Judge Ballinger's vivid early years in Kansas, from riding wild horses at Spring Creek to counting a county treasury shortage, studying at the state university of Kansas and Washington College, and his ascent to law, city attorney roles, and later public office including Seattle mayor and land office work. It mentions his education, mentors, and shift from ranch life to politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froner
Judge Ballinger
Lowna
Virden
Kun
Ballinger
Plains
Spring Creel
Eniman
Yhleh
Larned
Orst
Board of Commissioners
Bowns
Fort Larned
State University of
Williams College
Garfield
S. Corning Judd
Chicago
Kankekee
Decatur
Alan
Washington
In Praise of the Country and Paint Test Folio
Mixed antiquated prose praises country life and independence, then promotes a National Lead Company paint purity test. Anecdotes about farm life segue to a sales pitch for a painting guide and color compounds, ending with a personal, informal note about summer boarders at a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Loud Company
Trinfty Mulleing
New
Eines Deel Bey Paulver
A Free Cure Adverts With Epilepsy Claims and Hatchery Output
An outline lists a free offer of cure literature from Dr Slay Taboratory at 148 Pearl Street New York City amid broader notes on fish hatchery work. The piece also mentions 1908 hatchery output reaching 2,871,456,250 fry and distribution to public, private, state, and foreign hatcheries with a 275,000,004 increase over prior records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Slay
Pearl Street
New York City
Fragmented OCR passage with scattered names and phrases
An unreadable OCR fragment blocks coherent narrative but contains multiple proper nouns and potential quotes. It mentions names like Mrs Howe and Julia Ward Howe, places such as Newport and San Mabini Mexico, and various erratic phrases suggesting a newspaper card or feature mixed with dialogue. The text is highly garbled with no clear event or report to summarize.
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Grand Rapids Tribune
Drumb & Sutor
Wisconses
Wenden
Drentlan
Perry
Dietitian Willeyer
St Hertlit
Amulgamatert
Guilin
Cadlind Miele J
Beltur Tolwladen
Shane Kandi Tieatvel
Taver
Bacheliers
Chile
Bugses
Ernest
Maine
Congress
Booth
Angel Gabriel
Bela
Catoral
St. John's
Cou
Pew
Zeppelin
University of Chicago
Erzeraun
Hains
Army
Oskalovna
Towa
Mahaska
Redmen
Sherry Fry
Creston
Tu Lt
Paris
Galloway
Misa
Casrles B. Galloway
Methodist Epiachaal Church
South
Mississippi
Melst
Canton
O—J. H. Wade
A. H. Morgan
Cleveland
Rusuth
Oliver
Northern Pacific Railway Company
St. Paul & Duluth
Minnesota
Wlaconela
Duluth
Taft
Glass
War Department Mondey
Birmingham
Ala
Dallas
San Antonio
Houston
el Iuso
Tex
Allwaukes
Salt Lake
Czar
St. Petersburg
Stolypio
York State
New York Company
James Boyle
Alexis Laudent
Moscow
Russia
Jowney
Laudent
Alabama
Jersey City
Wil
Dunkirk
Ind
War Department
Amos Weaver
Philippines
Weaver
Drowne
Lacon
George
Sherburn
Marion Sherburn
Amg
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Kinderhook
Hannibal
Sec’tion
Kinderhook, IL
Colgrove
Frankfort
Benson
Rs Fleturn
Taplin
Armours, Swifts, Morrle
Hartsmond Companies
Penny May
Springfield
Vincennes
Vincennes, Inc
Little
Hamilton
J. EB
White
Texas
Milwauke
Crades
Milwaukee Breweries
Kayi Republic
Rohrbaugh' Pera’ Bois Continua
Iowa
Des Moines School
Monongahela River
McKeesport
Port Loebhes
Customs Service
Joseph P. Quinn
Simon J. Weseall
Charles W. Bligh
Joseph McMahon
Thomas C. Giddings
Dia
American Sugar Refining Company
Kewaunee
Willian ‘Schneider
Roosevelt
Alda Suidas
Washington.Thomas
H. _Netherland
Cowboy
Interior
Richard A. Ballinger
Connemara
Ireland
de Crim
Hichard A. Ballinger
Owellor
Columbia
Aian
Therese
Fathor
Gel der Ve
Bram
Onia
Tourpo
J. Curerz
Orin
J. Chaney
Toindy
AYAUL
Frani J. Cheney
Devewiber
Ima
Clearon
NoTaur
J. Cherry & CO
Toledo
Bolt
Lal
City Railway
Third and
Jersey
Edward Howell
Dayton Columbus Dispatch
Marine
Isis Bel Marine
The
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Corbell
MM. Laverdlt
Kemp
Kim
Toeter
Borat
Gardena
Wetite
Heen
San Mabini
Mex
Joss Gambtaine
Allen
Gehl Pronteurel Neariyet Vaerhays
Iothing Uke
Ridalny Woney
Meta
Wouter I Aglit
Teura
Aye Pein
Euros
Carters
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