Train holdup on Pennsylvanian lines shocks West
A Philadelphia Erie train robbery left mail and express cars looted and a mail clerk wounded as bandits halted No. 41 near Westeyville. Hundreds of officers search the area while passengers recount near fatal escapes and officials deny loot specifics.
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Erie
Petury
Philadelphia & Erie
Pennsylvania Lines
Philadepin
Chicago
Westeyville
Adams Express
Express Company
Albert Carey
Springer Divorce Case Details Amid Unfaithful Allegations
July 3 report: John W. Springer granted a divorce from Mrs Springer after a brief trial in Chepters. Accusations center on infidelity and strained relations among Springer, Mrs Springer, Von Phul and others. Mrs Springer received cash and jewelry. Springer pledged to assist in turning over certain funds and influence.
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Legin
Springer
von Phul
Hreaiwnoech
Teiala
von Hull
Frison for Banker Pleads Guilty in Bank Embezzlement
Sulins W W Tinepkins, ex teller of the First National Bank in Cleveland, admitted embezzling about 10 000 dollars. He was sentenced to seven years in Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary.
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Frison
Cleveland
Ohio
Sulins
Tinepkins
First National Bank
Enbeszie
Fedbrval
Teavenworth
Tien
Divisional Basis of Army Autonomy Debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses a military topic on divisional basis for U S Army autonomy and peacetime organization. It references possible reforms and regional parts but is incomplete and unclear.
Aviator Atwood Makes 626 Foot Fly Over Gotham Roofs
New York July 2 Harry N Atwood in a spectacular flight over Gotham rooftops circled the Singer tower and skimmed the city skyline. He launched from New London and navigated through bridges and river currents before hovering above Broad Street brokers. The daring ascent reached about 626 feet with a wind of 14 to 20 mph.
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New York
Governor's Island
Harry N. Atwood
Singer Tower
France
Eiffel Tower
Lower Manhattan Island
Atwaod
New London
Connecticut
Long Island Sound
Mineola
Mount Vernon
Hell Gate
Ang Ff
Atwood
Long Island City
Willamsburge
Manhattan Island
Singer
Trinity Church
Liberty
City Investment Building
Atwood Hight
Hyguantun Sei
Heston
P. C. Parmeres
Wright
Povlole
Edo
Hla Maechenician
Bridgeport
Ams
Fright Kills Two Women on Ocean
Oakland Calif July 3 Mrs Wil ame widow of Gardner F Williams a leading mining engineer died in the Spokane wreck The Spokane struck in Seymour narrows while Alaska excursionists were aboard The body of Mrs Williams was found in a toilet room both women died of drowning Mrs Strauss died of heart failure after the collision The Admiral Sampegn brought the survivors back to port and none chose to continue to Alaska aboard the City of Seattle
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Oakland
Cal
Mre. Wilame
Spokane
Gardner F. Williams
Williams
Cecil Rhodey
Alsert Bell
Grers
Reece Oes
Wanhington
Kippie Hock
Spa- Kane
Vphonper Bay
Mira. Strauss
Mrs. Wiliams
Seamen Strike Intensifies Hunger Crisis in England
Report from Hun England on July 3 describes worsening seamen strikes triggering food shortages for women and children. Police from London and other cities have arrived to maintain order as 20 ships with 10800 tons of cargo face possible disruption. Dockyard operations are reduced and rising tensions threaten supply lines.
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Hun
England
Noan
London
Bradstreet and Dan Report On Business
Bradstreet notes a quiet week and six months of mixed results with midsummer trade. Dun's review highlights improved iron and steel output and rising confidence, as exports, gold output, and plentiful money signal a potential turn in the broader economy.
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New York
Bradstreet’s Today
West
United States
Canada
Dun's Weekly Review Today
White Man's Life vs 100 Negroes Riot Commentary
Fragmentary 19th century rhetoric shows Regroes defending white life while urging not to punish black criminals. The piece cites James Allen and Joe Watta, Walton county tensions, and threats of lynching if tried locally. Mentions soldiers, judges, and possible military involvement in policing the unrest.
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Auantasia
James Allen
Joe Watta
Regroes
Walton County
Judes Charles Hh. Brand
Jadichal Cleey
Negrans Ly Weiling
Walton Country
Fraud in Lawsuit Charged in Chicago Case
July 7 trial of Rveigh Arthiur See as Judge Honorees court hears defense claim Hazel Banner detained in flat by her father for damages. Folin BH. Rosen testified Hazel was interviewed after arrest by a man claiming to be George T Dan near who urged a suit for 44000. Witness unknown on George Danner’s whereabouts. Danner is said to be brother of Captain Max Tenner.
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Chicago
Rveigh Arthiur Seewas
Honorees Court
Cantwall
Hazel Banner
Folin BH
Rosen
Wee
Rosan
Hazel
Hee
Georen T Dannear
Suleyralel Lee
Gee
Twazel Danner
Dynamiters Hiding in London Arrest Warrants Issued
Provisional warrants were issued in London for the arrest of David H. Kaplan and Milton A. Schmidt on the request of the American state department. Scotland Yard officials delivered the warrants as authorities say there is no evidence they are in England beyond belief they may have traveled here. A separate note mentions Michesco de Dukharest, a wealthy London woman, attending the Ascot meet and wearing an expensive hat costing about 1200 pounds with feathers and silver accents.
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Londo
American State Department
Ston Street Court
David H. Kaplan
Miltona. Schmidt
Scotland Yard
Scoitland Yard
Los Angeles Times
Tranifornia
England
Michesco de Dukharest
Lounwinia
Ascot
Tate
Washington rate question in reciprocity fight
Senator Cummins argued against the Canada reciprocity agreement urging that rates must not be unreasonably low. He proposed an amendment to align rates with general tariff law and fair comparison with U S rates.
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Washington
Canada
Cummins
United States
Curamina
Lorimer bribery inquiry stirs Senate questionings
Testimony in the Lorimer case reveals questions about a $100,000 fund and influence peddling as senators press witnesses on President Taft Senator Aldrich and Senator Penrose roles. Officials dispute direct talk of securing Lorimer’s election.
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Hines
Lorimer
Washington
Edward Hines
Chicago
Joho FL
Senate
Herman Hettler
Hettler Lumber Company
Aldrich
White House
Springfield
Charmen 9. Funk
Internaional Harvester Company
Ines
Union League
Funk
Tati
Bennater Aldrich
Peninsn
Firgst
Afr
Wooan
Taft
Mr. Derimer
Gamble
TMG
Springfeld
Penrose
Tarriner
Jones
AED
Stephenson Case 15 Before the Senate
Senate committee on elections received certified records from Wisconsin Senator Stephenson and referred the matter to the committee on privileges and directions for review. The inquiry, part of the investigation into senatorial eligibility, was placed before the Senate by the vice president.
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Stephenson
Senate
Washington
United States
Wisconsin
Committee On Privileges
Four Texas Regiments to Be Withdrawn
President approves withdrawal of four regiments from Texas after talks with Secretary Stimson and General Wood. Withdrawal to occur in the next 34 days with possible redeployments in Texas through summer.
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Washington
We Stimson
Rafas
Wood
Las
San Antonis
Pex
Tejas
Indictments Charged Wire Men With Sherman Violation
A federal grand jury in New York returns indictments charging restraint of trade under the Sherman act against multiple wire industry associations and individuals led by Herbert Satterlee and William Palmer. The actions aim to curb price fixing and territory division, signaling strong government stance against restrictive trade pacts in the steel and wire sectors.
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New York
Herbert L. Satterlea
Soniman
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wiliam Palmer
American Steel and Wire Company
United States Steel Corporation
Frank J. Gould
Tominion Iron and Wall Works Company
Wise
Clearing House
Carier
Bureau of Corporationa
Steel Corporation
Trenton Iron Company
Telephone Cable Association
Cardinal Gibbons Celebrates 50 Years as Priest
Cardinal Gibbons marks fifty years of priesthood with a private residence service at a Baltimore chapel near the cathedral. The event honors his long career since his 1850s education at St Mary’s Seminary and his service to the Catholic Church in the United States.
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Prient
Hood
WL Mary's Seminary
Hare
Ted
Cardinal Ardae
Tfiuae
Henwood Guilty of Second Degree Murder
In Denver on July 1 Frank Yarado Henwood and J Van Pahl were found guilty of second degree murder for the May 2 barroom shooting at the Brown Palace. Henwood awaits punishment while Van Pahl faces imprisonment. The verdict followed a dispute over Mrs Foku W Springer with Henwood expressing calm resolve for a possible retrial.
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Denver
Coin
Frank Yarado Henwood
George KF. Copeland
Victor
Colo
Brown Palace
Senwood
Ethledt
Bylveric
J. van Pahl
Bt. Laniis
Henwood
van Pahl
Foku W. Springer
Anmounon
Tam
Contra
Shipping Strike Becomes Endless Affray Amid Disputes
The shipping strike drags on as settlements in one area trigger new disagreements elsewhere. Rath Rides accuses others of violating promises while dock workers demand full terms for shore side workers before seaborne strikers accept any deal.
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Daly
Sramen
Firemmean
Alaskan Steamer Runs Aground In Narrows
July 1 report that the steamer Srokane bound for Alaska struck in Seymour narrows and beached at Whaimper hay. Two PESRangers reported missing. others landed as the Grand Trunk Pacific steamer Prines Geerze stood by in the area.
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Srokane
Alaska
Seymour Narrows
Whaimper Hay
Pesrangers
Miesinae
Grand Trunk Pacific
Prines Geerze
Passenger Train Wreck Reported in France
Fragmentary report states a passenger train on the Paris line from Tiavrau derailed near Louvres. One or more passengers appear injured while investigators inspect the wreckage and salvage work proceeds.
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France
Robbers Foiled in Effort to Get Gold
Glendale Oregon June incident halted a mail car robbery on the northbound Southern Pacific No 16 near West Fork Cow Creek Canyon. The bandits blew the safe in the mail car and fled with contents from the registered mail. Messenger Robb foiled entry to the express car but no exact loot total was determined.
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Glendale
Ore
Southern Pacific
Seatttle
San Francisco
West Fork
Cow Creek Canyon
Robb
Oregon
Eugene
Ors
Man on Trial Steals Watch From Judge
Kansas City Mo June 30 While the hearing of Frank Jackson charged with passing court money was in progress before United States commissioner C A Cooksey in Kansas City Kan the prisoner stole Cooksey s gold watch In the course of the hearing the commissioner removed his cloak and the watch lay in a pocket near Jackson He hid the watch in his shoe and an hour later Cooksey found the loss and recovered the watch from the prisoner s cell
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Kansas City
Frank Jackson
United States
C. A. Cooksey
Kan
Cocksey
Jackson
Althout
Aowoner
Gooky
Wife Scrubs While Pastor Is In Prison
Elisabeth Hayless, wife of Bom Berville pastor Hey.izer BB Hiaglera, serves time on a three months sentence tied to a case involving her husband. Wotan ty pHoed and Mea Baylepe, a two year old, work part time to support the family as he faces legal actions linked to a £2759 claim. Pastor Bay who led a Congregational church, remains in custody and seeks relief from authorities, while Pastor Conrad of Park Steel church in Besgon pledges to help.
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Toston
Elisabeth Hayless
Hey
Izer BB
Hiaglera
Bomberville
Baylepe
Bay
Soe
Adhn Wiese
Stamervile
Conrad
Park Steel Church
Besgon
Feo
Alfie
Tie
PRIMARY SYSTEM INVENTOR DIES
Esannes City Me Tune Wh Geary KL Londan assistant superintendent of teachers in this city and originator of the Longan system of primary numbers dies at his home aged 61. Born in Benton county Missouri had served in this city schools since 1888 survived by widow and three sons George B. K Longan Jr editor of Kansaw City Star Dr B L ow Longan of Paris Ky Roy L Longan farmer in South Dakota.
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Esannes City
Londan
Longan
Mr. Longan
Benton County
Missouri
Jel
Thim
George BK. Longan, Jr
Clive
Kansaw City
Writs Issued Over Bare Knuckle Fight Clash
Warrants issued by Justice of the Peace John C. Dight in Mars for about a dozen prominent society figures connected to a bare knuckle fight between John Peters and Charlie Glenzer. The melee arose from a previous collision and involved Miss Anne Treadland, a schoolteacher, who was injured. Over 110 spectators arrived in rigs and cars as Peters quit after 30 minutes with three knockdowns.
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Pittshore
Justice of the Peace
John C. Dight
Mars
John
Peters
Charlies Glenzer
Settie
Glenzer
Anne Mireadland
Treadland
Imerm
Castro Under Ban on Arrival at St Thomas
Government in Copenhagen bans any landing by former Venezuelan president Cipriano Castro on St Thomas. Ship agents of the island have been notified that Castro is not to be allowed ashore if he arrives.
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Castro
St. Thomas
Copenhagen
Cipriana Castro
Diaz Heads to Wiesbaden on Mexico War Cure Tour
Frankfort on the Main Germany June 23 General Porfirio Diaz president of Mexico arrived today en route to Wiesbaden where he will seek a cure for ailment.
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Germany
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Weermeny
Porfirio Diaz
Farmier
Mexico
Wies- Saden
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