Woman Kills Assailant in Judge Lunney Case at Thuma School
The Elia Lunney case in Norton Kansas ends with four shots fired by Lunney at Eugene McEnroe during a preliminary examination. Lunney, her mother, and cousin John McKnieffe are arrested. McKnieffe reportedly supplied the revolver. Both families are long-time neighbors with clean reputations.
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Norton
Kan
Thuma
Eugene McEnroe
Elia Lunoney
MeEinroe
Miss Lunney
John McKnieffe
McKnieffe
New Orleans Faces Fruit Trade Threat From Quarantine Rules
The city frets as national quarantine rules shift from three to five days detention for ships from infected ports. New Orleans officials seek an exemption or modification to protect fruit shipments and the tropical fruit train, noting 24 ships monthly and the city’s status as a leading U.S. importer.
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New Orleans
Dan
Wilkinson
Carlisle
State Board of Health
State Board
Vosagla
Veness
New Orleana
Tropica
Union
Wagon Accident on Whisky Run Bridge Tragedy
A wagon on the Wheeling and Dellairn Electric Railway wagon train was struck by an electric car on the Whisky Run bridge. The wagon fell twenty feet, killing horses and injuring eight passengers severely while others were lightly hurt. Driver Emmett Pickat is expected to die.
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Whisky Run
Wheeling and Dellairn Electric Railway
Emmett Pickat
Tenement Fire in Chicago Destroys Sixty Buildings
A large blaze in Chicago on West Fortieth Street destroyed back porches kitchens and outbuildings across sixty houses. The fire started in an alley and was confined by the department which prevented spread. No injuries were reported and losses reached about 10000 dollars.
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Chicago
West Fortieth
Qhie
Treasury Cash Balance Report Shows Gold Reserve Level
Washington daily special notes the cash balance at £116,005,452 with £54,074,007 in gold reserve and export engagements totaling £81,350,000 as recorded in the treasury ledger.
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Treasury
Washington
Thoomingtoan Has a Utrilliant Teteor Bloomington Special
A fragmentary item notes a brilliant meteor over Bloomington Iowa described as immense and beautiful. A further line mentions a sentence to the guillotine and names two dubious figures, Caesaro Ger onimo Bante and Prosi, without clear context.
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Thoomingtoan
Bloomington
Caesare Santo Condemned To Death In Assize Court
Dant Carnot was sentenced to be executed by the guillotine in the assize court. Caesare Geronimo Santo heard the verdict with a contemptuous smile as the judge announced the sentence and offered three days to appeal to the Court of Cessation. M Dubreuil, the prisoner’s counsel, noted an appeal and requested the judge’s opening charge be entered on record.
A GOOD TIME COMING. Tariff Settlement Hopes Drive Business
Dunn & Co forecasts a near change in business as Congress acts on the tariff within a week. A decision, pass or defeat, will set a clear basis for future activity. Stocks are reduced and deferred business returns push eager preparation for growth despite gold outflow and crop concerns. Western wheat exports drop while corn and receipts shift. shoe makers see demand for low priced goods as better grades stall. Bankruptcies rise to 210 from 430 last year.
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New York
Dunn & Co
Congress
Treasury Reserve
Athiaotic
Violence Flares Between BAPE With WEALEILS and Train Crew in Connellsville
A large clash erupted in Connellsville Pennsylvania as Jeffries band and train crew fought near a Pittsburgh and Lake Erie transport. Injuries mounted with George Workman and Thomas the cashier among the wounded. About 100 people were beaten and jailed as a train pulled back to town amid chaos.
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Connellsville
Jeffries Connonweilerd
Gallimore
Ohio
Thay
Gethay
Aruah
Tie
Anstad
Vardinan
George Workman
Thomas
Sotne
Pleo
Illinois Town in Flames Struggles for Aid
Farmer City faces total destruction as a major fire devastates several businesses by midnight. Clinton and Gibson are wired for help while a pall of smoke covers the town. A Minneapolis blaze follows, including the Nel aim Paper warehouse incineration.
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Farmer City
Yeomington
Cloomington
Partners
Lara
T. M. Weedman
G. W. Chishom
FA. White
the. Cummins
Cammerehal
Joby Weedman
A. M. Wand
Journal Newspaper
Clinton
Gibson
Baker City Bank Suspended In Oregon
Baker City Oregon reports a bank suspension with about 75040 in deposits and 4160 in bills receivable and securities. Officials expect resumption within thirty days despite a court mandate dispute involving Santa Fe Railway workers.
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Baker City Bank
Baker City
Ore
Baker City Suatignal Hawke
Debate Over Bond Issuance Looms in Washington
Washington officials debate the likelihood of a new government bond issue as tariff bills stir hopes of revenue increases. Some argue for a timely revival boosting revenues while others warn that full effect waits until next December. February bonds sold at a premium of 1.27 percent.
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Washington
Treasury
Carlisle
Curtis
Hoad
Congress
Grave Dug by Walker in Arlington Village
Arlington special reports a man named Walker, 23, found unconscious in a shallow grave he dug in an unauthorized mound near Gratilo Street, Cambria. A laudanum bottle lay beside him, bouquet on chest. after three hours of revival effort he regained consciousness. Walker, once a promising humorous illustrator, had suffered illness two years earlier and was believed unsettled since.
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Arlington
Mass
Cambridge
Walker
Gratilo Street
Cambria
Jig
Flint
Doys in Blue Prepare for G A I Encampment in Pittsburg
Pittsburg gears up for the twenty sixth G A I encampment to be held September 10 11 with a vast turnout of veterans. Officials expect over 59 090 of the boys in line in Pittsburg during encampment week. Three naval veterans parades and ex prisoners of war groups are planned along with many reunions and conventions. Electrical displays and fireworks are planned to outshine prior western Pennsylvania shows.
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Pitisburg
N Citizens’ Executive Board
Pittsburg
Fis
Grand Army
Pennsylvania
Missing Gold Stolen From Ship to Rail Yard in Ware
The 840,000 ta gold intended for Lazard Freres and Co was loaded aboard the La Touraine from New York but the sealed cask contained mask and no coins. The missing gold was later found hidden in sacks near Ware railroad, with thieves still at large.
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Paris
Lazard Freres & Co
la Touraine
New York
Esr
Ware
Chicago special on corn and wheat crop prospects
The Cincinnati Prices Current reports mixed corn crop outlooks west of the Mississippi with irreparable damage but potential to equal or exceed last year’s production. Winter and spring wheat yields show no major changes in outlook.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Mississippi River
Bank of 7 W Crase Fails in Astoria Ore
The Astoria bank of 7 W Crase failed to open after making an assignment to DD. Ws. Farrell for creditors. Assets are said to cover all liabilities. Placed in receivership nearly a year ago, it reopened after depositors signed an extension agreement. Mr Case’s inability to collect is given as the cause.
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Astoria, Ore
Special
Crase
Dacora
Ws. Farrell
Case
Inferno Devours Chicago Lumber District Killing Three
A vast blaze roared through Chicago’s lumber yards near Blue Island and South Lincoln, destroying 8 to 10 million feet of lumber and injuring several. three men died and losses exceed 1.3 million dollars as flames spread across a block wide corridor. Wind fueled the blaze, hindering firefighting efforts and prompting fear of a repeat 1871-scale disaster. The John Levy Lumber Co escaped major damage but faces substantial losses. insurance coverage runs about the same as the reported damage.
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Chicago
S. K. Martin Company
Blue Island Avenue
Lincoln Street
Changes in Stamps Narrow Denominations Redacted
The Post Office Department plans major stamp denomination revisions affecting newspaper and periodical series and the regular issue. It notes changes will cover higher values and simplifications for watermarked designs and issuing standards.
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Vostotie Department
Massive city lumber district fire devastates vast area
A raging blaze swept through a major lumber district destroying mills, ships, and warehouses. Three people were killed and many injured as fire teams and boats battled wind driven flames, sparing the riverfront residential area and leaving charred debris and melted structures in its wake.
Lurid mix of incidents from early 1900s brief items
A 14 year old girl in Indiana dies of consumption at home near Fort Wayne. A New York convention votes 1 to 40 on a constitutional issue. St Clotilde Church in Minnesota receives a gift valued around 20 000 dollars. Russian oil merchants fail to agree with Standard Oil and a fight is anticipated. A judge in Cleveland investigates certain financial transactions. A joint resolution proposes eight hour jury service. A fire in the West Side lumber district destroys property with multiple alarms. Paddy Dalton, a famous ex prize fighter, dies in Denver. Other items report discipline at a soldiers home, a boy killed by being cut between train cars, drownings in Sproat Lake, a bee keeper gathering in St Joseph, Mo, and a death by suicide of Thomas Cannox.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
New York
Minnesapolis
St. Clotilde
Loea
CoxGrass
United States
Hicks
Claveland
Ohio
Senate
Abr
Gearsre
Paddy Dalton
Denver
Col
Sexton
Alte Gold
Sollier
Juiney
Saya Ib
Chypr Carings
Treynolis
Stoxe
George
Mazen
Mississippi
Thomas Cannox
Mutual File Insurance Company
Congress Daily Report Highlights Debates and Measures
Senate and House proceedings cover sundry civil, agricultural, and Indian appropriation bills, including a plan to issue 4,000,000 in Treasury notes for relief and a 1,000,000 Russian thistle eradication fund. Belligerent debates on Moore-Funston election contest precede adjournment. conference reports on Indian and river and harbor bills are noted.
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Congress
Senate
United States
Conference
House
Allen
Treasur P
Finance Committee
Boutelle
Maine
Harwali
McHae
Conference Committee
Nebraska
Casa Rem
Chussell
Pendieton
Barnes
Paynter
Hare
Hull
Richards
Stilchte
Hepublicans
Moore
Arizoria
Treasury
Gray
Tiribery Agarpet Care
Iafn Benators
Mantinena
Wonag
Bac Chis
Towa
Pany
Nova Feoetia Ty
Craver
Karemarad
Siren Te Company
Anil
Ing Distiekes Cobiyona
Gered
Mr. Brown
Pitnston
Moora Demurra
Ippon
Aloure
Dininat
Omplian Arala
Wan ApTee
Armerag
Fitterance
New Mexico
Davis
Senatar George
Gitteelock
Nat
Athey
Committee On Ways and
Vikangare
Hansa
Renate
Wielson
Garslan Ca
Ambreht
Sonade
Fragmented notes on ancient geography and societal facts
OCR text lists various dubious statements about Europe and marriage such as Greece coast and mountains, Ireland unmarried women, and marriage as a contract for minors, along with garbled references to electricity weaving and car prices. The passage appears as noisy, partial lines with no coherent event.
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Ella Lunney
Adahbama
Epeenal
Alte
Jingister
Oates
Hetter
Tsui
Miaing
Gow Tin Jevrilies
Collinseilie
Valentine Dowacki
Tips
Cokest
Irin
Lyons
Caesaro Geronimo Bante
Prosi
Jeffries
Illinois
Minneapolis
Nelaim Paper Company
Bismarck
Berlin
Varzein
Wieevarrciage
Assistinen
Velicla
Liefuse
Kansas City
Spegal
American Railway Union
Santa Fe Railway
Topeka
Uncle Samcs
DOYS
Vstornna
Fonne the
Isold
Oregon Bank Assizus
Fra
Yosemite
Twenty-Second Street
John Levy Lumber Company
Ashland Avenue
Swenia
Moyne Avenue
Chicago River
In Justey
Geyzer
Wee
Iit
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Wood Street
Fiedd
Deave
John Metlvin
Lsland Iwelve
James
Ohn Spry Lumer Company
Mc Hean
Pavines
Chieti Swenio
van Fhiron Street
Biars
West Side
Intto
EDENE
Wood Steel
Doines OF
Beth
England
Spanisuds
Greces
Toome
Germany
Treland