Assassin Slayer of Grand Duke Sergius Sentenced to Death
Moscow reports Kalle, claiming civil war exile status, sentenced by the supreme court to death for killing Grand Duke Sergius. He refused to plead, insisting he was a prisoner of war, not a criminal, and declared he would repeat the crime if ordered. Ten witnesses testified as the court imposed execution but did not fix a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Abbeif
Sergius
Supreme’ Court
Courine
Kaleners
Baleiefi
Kaleiet
Revolutionary Committee
More Men Go To Work In Rail Strike
Rome reports the state railroad strike continues though more workers return to duties. The stoppage hampers cargo and the rail system as leaders and workers seek government regulation relief. Pierpont Morgan delays plans to travel, awaiting further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mpc White
Anerican Atabanador
Lawerie
Seritzertind
Mra
Merve
Anadar
Anadar At BL Vetersbirg
St. Petershure
Pierpont Morgan
Herte Wetuesdas
Turmoil and Suspected Murder in Toina Max Company
A chaotic report describes a man tied to Toina Max's Belool Gil company shooting his wife and attempting suicide after a quarrel. The wounded woman remains alive, and the husband faced with possible name changes amid the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandelphia
Durie
Fealeard Ruielerd
Toina Max
Belool Gil” Company
Tigthain
Delroneh
Smederk ix
Ted
In Topeka Santa Fe Ceremonery Disrupted by Striking Workers
In Topeka Kansas a disruption interrupted a Santa Fe ceremony as workers went on strike Tuesday morning. The scene involved a crowd and a whistle blew signaling labor actions during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe Ceremenery
Santa Pe
Antwerp Chamber Backing Government Wharf Scheme
The Antwerp chamber of commerce unanimously approved a government plan for a vast wharf system aimed at making the port the largest in the region. The project, valued at about 10 million pounds, will be submitted to parliament for approval and is expected to accelerate port development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Chamber of Commerce
de Ode
Partianent
Nan Patterson Faces Second Trial For Caesar Young Murder
New York report states Nan Patterson attends services for the first time since her prison placement as her second trial for the Caeser Young murder case approaches on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan ™ Fatterson
Sertice
New York
Caeser Young
Mounday
Nan” Tatterson
Jane
Gas Buoy Explosion Kills and Injures Seamen
A gas buoy exploded near a government steamer Tuesday afternoon while Allington's crew boarded. One person was killed and a second was blinded, while others suffered injuries with survivors fearing more deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winesten
Allington
Taner
Cal Wins Case Over Farmer In Tragic Local Death
A garbled entry reports a fatal incident involving William Mohr, son of a local farmer, with unclear details about the confrontation and subsequent events. The fragment references a Las Jon ns area and a lauded claim of a motive or outcome, but specifics remain obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
William Mohr
Wawa
Las Jonns
Noayacrel
Toward for Kaintop Marderera Gael Judinests
The text reads as a garbled historical item noting Kaintop Marderera and Gael Judinests in a captive context. Key names appear jumbled, with references to Little Fadis and RYfes. No clear event, date, or organization is legible to confirm a factual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaintop
Fragmented OCR Note on Local Event
Fragmented readable lines indicate a local event or notice with scattered names and topics. No clear date, place, or definitive outcome is readable. Further text is needed for a precise headline and summary.
Coparbaase poured. Seve cae ont on farby ieee.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an event with coparbaase poured and references people and places unclear. No clear actions or outcomes can be established from the readable phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farby
Ieee
Cies Hein
New York Labor Law Held Unconstitutional in High Court Ruling
Justice Peckham contends the ten hour cap on bakery overtime is an absolute prohibition, invalidating section 110 of New York labor law. The case Lockner vs. New York centers on a Utica baker fined for employing over sixty hours weekly.
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New York
Washington
Beckham
United States Supreme Court
Areck’s
Haka Holmes
Vidge Parker
New York Court of Appeals
Lockner
Newsboys killed in theater ticket stampede in Indianapolis
A false alarm of a fire at a Masonic temple event led hundreds of newsboys to rush for free theater tickets sold by a traveling representative of a patent medicine company. A crush occurred injuring and killing several boys while others were trampled or injured in the stampede during the chaotic exit scramble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Masonic Temple
Juante
Meir
Indebted Welfare Costs Spark Controversy Across Nations
Fragmented OCR notes discuss relief payments and government credit tied to Indigenous care. The text mentions a Supreme Court decision on funding indigent Indians and wide expenses for treatment, with references to a tribal group and various monetary figures.
To Honor Paul Janes Remains Slated for Naval Honors
A decision intends John Paul topes remains to be brought from Paris by Amlarandar Tarter for interment with naval honors. The voyage will include convoy protection and arrival in American waters before final interment at AFP RKO cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Paul Topes
Amlarandar Tarter
Paris
Anica
Remaia
AFP Rko
Norfolk man confesses violent family tragedy headshot
A damaged report from Norfolk describes a man named Dolin Toisen who sent for his wife after desertion. When she arrived the head was found blown off by a shotgun, with hints of distress over losing his family and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Neh
Dolin Toisen
Win
Tragic Death After Saloon Food Incident
Seven year old William Comwar, recently back from the West, choked on free lunch at a Janesville saloon Friday night. A plank lodged in his throat after trying raw ham and he died before a doctor arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wiss
Willian Comwar
Trains Crash In Erie Line Fatalities Reported
Collision between two freight trains on the Erie Railroad five miles from North Tonawanda on Monday killed Herbert Wrigley of Philadelphia and W L Brown of Philadelphia. Wrigley was identified as a German on one train and Brown as a German on the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Tonawsaia
Erie
Herbert Wrigley
Pidfalo
W. L. Brown
West
Philedalpla
Wrigley
Brown
Czar's Valet Arrested in Terkos Selo Plot
A person connected to a conspiracy against the czar was arrested Wednesday afternoon near Terkos Selo while in company with another unidentified individual. The case involves an alleged attempt to harm the czar at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valse
Treterabineg
Cets
Comiute
Ano Noknawe
Hla
Tenrkos Selo
Torpedo Busts Raise Alarms at Viadivestok Site
Fragmentary report mentions Leeda Nixon of New York arranging torpedo busts at Viadivestok with several devices completed and slipped into the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebanigpol
Leeda Nixon
New York
Viadivestok
Actor Joseph Jefferson at Mina home under medical care
Veteran actor Joseph Jefferson is reported ill at his Mina residence with physicians from St. Augustine attending him. The news notes his ailing condition and ongoing medical supervision.
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Joseph Jefferson Tb. Sy. Augustine
Win Pesegdi Jeffers
Mina
St. Augustine
Tenn Shovel Company Assigns Proceedings in Warren
A notice states the Tenn Shovel Company of Warren Ohio assigns its property to a receiver. Liabilities are estimated to exceed assets with claims to be paid from available assets and pending pre filing actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn Shovel Company
Warren
Dod
SAMO
Paris Bans Looping the Toop after Fatal Shocking Act
Death of a woman found suffering from brain congestion after looping the Toop leads Paris prefect to prohibit similar performances. The measure aims to curb dangerous stage acts and protect public safety.
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Paris
Pear Hee
Rumored Naval Movements Stir News From Asia and Europe
Reports from Singapore and London allege Russian and Japanese fleets maneuvering near Cochin China and Kamrung Bay with sightings by the Prinz Heinrich and scattered confirmations. Observers in London warn of an impending clash while fleets regroup near Piscadores and far east shores remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Priné Heintfelt
Kamraunh Bay
Kamrauh Bay
Cochin China
Figon
St.Petersburge
Nive
Itajéateensky
S§Tadrou
Butirbe
Togo
Rojestvevsky Sudenly
China
Piscadores
London
Far East
Hongkong
Daily Mail
Thairanh Bar
Prinz Heinrich
Daily Telegraph
Associated Press
Habor
Woman Sues Doctor Over Illegally Used Son’s Body
Elin B Campbell of Chicago sues Dr John B Campbell of Cincinnati owner of a sanitarium for 27000 damages alleging he unlawfully desecrated her late son James Campbell’s body depriving her of burial rights and causing mental anguish in a United States court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John B. Campbell
James Campbell
Ale
Elin BR. Campbell
Chicago
Eld
Campbell
United States
President Killed a Gear and Bear Report Reach New Castle
A scrambled report from New Castle suggests a star raged at President Rogreevelt, a violent confrontation, and a large bear killed with the first shot fired on Saturday. Seconds later chaos followed as the incident was brought under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deiver
Cale
New
Ean
Alganent
New Castle
Bar
Quiet Harbor As U S Gunboat Sails For Torre Rico
The report notes a U S gunboat casting senile departed Sunday for Torre Rico. Prof Jacob Floriander representing the United States conducts an examination of the government financial condition while the counter remains quiet.
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Brovuigh
Republic of Banta
Admiral Chariexs
Migebeo
Keturdaright
United States
Torre Rico
Jacob Floriander
Wreck near Sachusett Point sends crew to Seaconner
The small craft Ganrge and Albert wrecked on Elemerant rocks off Sachusett Point at the Beaconnet River entrance Friday. The captain owner wife and three crew members escaped in a fender and reached Seaconner Point at daybreak. They then proceeded to Newport without reporting their fate.
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Overton
Achagner Ganrge
Albert
Elemerant Rocks
Sachusett Point
Beaconnet
Attempted suicide report from East St. Louis tragedy
East St Louis reports a woman identified as Mrs Tacinda Parr attempted suicide by setting her clothing on fire with kerosene on a Sunday night. Her husband, in an adjoining room, heard screams and saved her by tearing away the burning garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Louis
Tacinda Parr
Arraignment in Los Angeles for Manslaughter Case
Dearlee Shook son of late LA magnate W I Shook was arraigned in superior court on involuntary manslaughter charges after his car struck and killed Margaret Bartwhistle. The filing cites a fatal traffic incident in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dearlee Shook
Los Angeles Traction
W. IT. Shook
Margaret Bartwhistle
Prisoners Escape From Fort Sentry Observer Detains Sentry
Gene Detroit Michigan reports escaped prisoners Victor Ross and John S Campbell fled Fork Warne Saturnia and the sentry James W Binkley. Ross and Campbell were sought for desertion while the three were last seen heading westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Detroit
Mich
Victor Ross
John S. Campbell
Fork Warne Saturnia
James W. Binkley
Ross
Hell
Campbell
Meher Jones Led Labor Action Across Copper Country
Meher Jones, a noted labor agitator, arrived in the copper country on Saturday. Her influence in strikes in Colorado led to her deportation from that state.
Cleveland man charged in overreach wager case
A man identified as Ak Warreik was issued Saturday afternoon for a wagering scheme tied to a Wells Fargo front campaign. The suspect denied involvement but appeared in court seeking bond. The case centers on a $1,000 loss and alleged manipulation of a currency front.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia shop girl wins 10000 damages in suit
Jury in Norristown found Winnian McMichael fully convincing Howard Tuntvim, a wealthy con broker, of affections and awarded Mrs. Unahane ten thousand dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Paes
Plas
Winnian McMhehoel
Philadelphia
Howard Tuntvim
Unahane
Prominent Priest Kiely Dies During Visit
Renowned Reverend Father John Kiely, a professor of preaching at Rt Lava University, died suddenly while visiting a vicarage. Officials report an on site collapse and immediate medical response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prieat Brops
Yonks
Father John Kiely
Rt. Lava University
Vo Per Vishioner
II Fattoy Kiely
Webster City School Board Ends Book Sales to Pupils
County Attorney Blake warns the Webster City school board that selling school books to pupils violates state law. The board had bought and resold books at near cost for eight to ten years but will cease the practice and return to selling through local bookstores. A board meeting resolved to end the book business, amid accusations of motives and a dispute with County Superintendent Gether and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Acciant
Wee Mg Ge
Blake
O. A. Hall
Iowa
Menor
Board of Education
Ilegal
Friends of County
Gether
Friends
Indian girl Mah Sha-Che found murdered near Montrose
The body of Mah Sha-Che, an Indian girl missing since March 4 from the reservation, was found in a ravine near Montrose. Coroner's jury returns murder with an instrument used by a man named George Becker. Kelker taken to Cedar Rapids. another Tadlish suspect noted.
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Mah Sha-Che
Montrose
Mab Sha-Che
George Bkeidher
Kelcler
Tadlisa de
Bolder
Boyes Held For Burglary In Akron Robbery Case
George Taylor aged 26 and Vreeland aged 1 wrong, both held in county jail at Le Mars awaiting next term on burglary charges. They robbed Akron last Tuesday, securing about 74 pounds in cash and revolvers. Arrested by Elk Point officers, they appeared before Justice Kubivan for preliminary hearing. Funds and weapons found on them. home listed as Sioux Falls South Dakota. both ex-reform school inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor Axl
Vreeland
Rownty
Lée Mars
Einras
Akron
Elk Point
RB. 1
Kublivan
Sioux Falla B. 1
South Dakota
Taylor
Crisis in Fight Over Vaccination Question at Council Bluffs
More than 2,000 Cornell Plesfe school children were expelled by order of the board for health reasons due to missing vaccinations. Over 1,000 high schoolers affected as parents oppose the action though the health board had approved months earlier.
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Council
Cornell Plesfe
Board For Health
Heard of Health
Yearning Indian Woman Found Murdered Near Montease
The body of a young Indian woman was found March 4 in a ravine near Montease, near the Ani reservation. She was nearly naked, clothes torn, and wounds indicate homicide. Islanders had been searching for her for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mah Sha-Che
Ani Reservation
Montease Friday
Xeody
Jslians
Reward Offered for Poisoning of Town Dogs in Fonda
Citizens of Fonda offer a one hundred dollar reward for the arrest of the person distributing poison in town. The poison has killed thirty dogs and harmed children, including a child who found poison in its mouth, endangering many hunting dogs.
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Loisoner
Fonda
Burglary arrest for Trank Toward in Iowa Falls
Special Policeman Marks arrested Trank Toward in Iowa Falls near midnight as he burglarized the George T. Wilson residence. Toward waived examination at arraignment and, in default on bail, was sent to Eldora to await grand jury action.
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Trank
Marks
Iowa Falls
George T. Wilson
Borning
Eldora
Nevada Journal to Open New Building This Season
The Twice-Three-Week Nevada Journal plans a new one story brick building with basement to house a modern newspaper operation. The Benjamins Sil erect the structure and aim for a timely launch this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Journal
The
Benjamins Sil
Crofford Convicted in Lamont Murder Trial
Dr. Crofford of Lamont sanitarium was found guilty of the murder of Maud Stone who died in Uraford hospital after a criminal operation four years ago. This was his second trial.
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Sir. Crofford
Crofienl
Lamont Sanitarium
Vriday
Maud Stone
Uraford’s
Bloodhounds to Track Dayton Shoe Store Robbers
Dayton reports a burglary at Lind Bros. shoe store. The thieves forced a rear door panel, rifled the cash drawer, damaged shoe stock, and escaped without detection. Bloodhounds have been ordered to trail the culprits, believed likely local.
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Dayton
Lind Bros
Fisher shoots at wife then hangs self in Iowa town
Record of one day details Richard Fisher of Carroll firing twice at his wife in Eagle Grove where she lived with her parents. After a long chase he tried to murder the town marshal, who overpowered him. Fisher then hanged himself but was cut down and given little chance to live.
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Richard Fisher
Wife AD
Carroll
Fisher
Ames
Eagle Grove
Jhime
Council Bluffs to remove Gibraltar hill for housing
The city plans to cut down the Gibraltar bluff near the hills to make way for low income housing. Grading crews have started work and much of the hill will be removed this season. The 500 foot high eminence has supplied material for depressions around the city.
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Council Bluffs
Gibraltar
Barre
Fifty Years Married Celebrated in Holt Township
A golden wedding anniversary celebration for Daniel Leonant and his wife in Holt Township Taylor County marked by about 125 events at their home. Planned for March 25 but postponed due to Mrs Leonant’s illness, guests from Corunna Belfort Otter Town attended. Leonard to turn 60 on the 24th and his wife 15 years younger.
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Daniel Leonant
Holt Township
Taylor County
Leon
Corunna Belfort
Otter Town
Leonard
Atstron
Hearty
Tigearn
Denmison Scores a Point in Venue Change Case
Judge Grean granted a change of venue in the Tom Dewman case from Omaha to Red Oak Montgomery County where court convened May 2 with Judge Mi W Moor presiding. Accused of complicity in a diamond robbery valued at 275000 involving James Pallock. Fallon agreed to the trial of the case first and the panel agreed not to consider Council Buffs but to request change to Mille or Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grean
Logan
Tom Dewman
Omaha
James Pallock
Red Oak
Montgomery County
Concenea
Mi W Moor
Watsau
Afterner Fallon
Thatminsel
Council
Mille
Regents Decide Power Plant Site Across Town River
The regents of the state university plan a 2 dan power plant across Town River with a contract to be let at the next meeting. Site depends on Town City supplying a half brick fuel for four power houses. otherwise building on university property. Contract awarded to William Grace Company of Chicago for a Bedford stone structure at the stated dimensions.
Death of Judge A. T. Dewey in Washington
Judge A. T. Dewey died Saturday after a long illness due to cancer. He was a prominent member of the Masonic Fraternity and held several high offices in the state.
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A. T. Dewey
Washington
A. TR. Eeeney
Dewey Aiis
Masonic
Bewa
Havin
Plymouth candidate Tien seeks state printer post
KEO TK Chassell of Plymouth County says he is gratified by his candidacy for state printer. He reports no opposition in his canvass and claims a safe majority of the legislature pledged to support him.
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Tien
Keotk Chassell
Plymouth County
Tie
Iis
Carpenters Strike Delays Clinton Spring Construction
Carpenters and building laborers strike at Clinton halts the spring construction program as contractors refuse wage increases. The labor action disrupts hired workers and projects, impacting timelines and city planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Clifon
Moorlent grants twenty year telephone franchise
The county treasurer has granted Moorlent to Abonens County a twenty year franchise to the Monoen Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead
Fave
Trea
Moorlent
Abonens
Granval
Monoen Telephone Company
Earthquake Shakes Keokak Area This Thursday
A slight quake was felt in and around Keokak on Thursday. Pinings shivered but no serious damage or injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokak
Pabor
Week of War Reports on Naval Movements and Europe
The article traces a week of naval actions with the Russian fleet under Togo a focus as it threads north toward potential engagement. It notes hospital ships, sightings near Singapore, and speculation on routes via Formosa and the Philippine coast. Land actions in Russia show unrest, strikes, and a peasant reform push amid a broader political crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Togo
Malirea
Singapore
Ching Dea
Dews
Horstburgh Light
China Sea
Roléstvensky
Lioyda
Associated Press
Formosa
Formos
Deccadores Islands
Fotugen
Hejestvenaky
Pooh
Rojentreh Bkg
Toro
Ewift
Rojentrensky
Ie Conhat Piuot
Japan
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Holver
Guverhmett Ty
Iin Credit
Tte
India
Paul Janes
Pilew
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Dr. Godo
Campbell of
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Conating
Boyes
le Mare
Corning
Denmison
POWER
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Iowa River
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Tienry Stansbury
Mix
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Iren Milaie
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Crescent
Pottawattamie
Toxo
Rojestvensky
Anambas Islands
Saigon
Adroiral
Palange
Philippine Islands
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