Forty Thousand Dollar Pocket Mine Fortune Recovered
A man and youth report extracting over forty thousand dollars from the Tanzy mine pocket on the same lead as the Bonanza. A Colby, pioneer of Too Gomme County, and Roy Beckwith, 14, are named as the lucky claimants. The Tanzy site lies on the Bonanza lead, famed for vast riches in earlier days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonanza
Janis Tony
Cal
A. Colby
Toogomme County
Roy R Beckwith
Colby
Tsunami of violence drives Plymouth Brethren from Wuchen China
Mission premises of Plymouth Brethren at Wuchen China destroyed by a mob. Chinese youths insulted a missionary who confronted them, triggering a parents led mob that attacked five ladies and twelve men, aiming to steal children. Missionaries barricaded in a school room and later fled to a new home as property was burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Missionarics
Chief Counterfeiter Caught In Costa Rica Plot
New York based Ricardo de Requezens, key figure in a counterfeit plot to flood Costa Rica with bad money, faces trial. Report notes involvement of Costa Rican cafes owners Dora Campos Jose Villalores and Salvas dor 0 plus other associates. Allegations hint ministerial links and wartime connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Rica
New York
Ricardo de Requezens
Rongpiratar
Ludlow Strack
Modsawrillan Conferzion
Hig
Dora Campos
Jose Villalores
Salvas Dor
Ganinos
Sata Dominga
Coats Ribas
A. Quiros
Republic
Tinieed da Requez
Crisis in Turkey Ambassadors Forward Key Measures
Ambassadors have forwarded to their governments a set of measures deemed necessary amid the commotion in the Porte. With no firm guidance yet received, all peace negotiations with Tremk Pasha are suspended while awaiting official instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caserast Tisorpir
Jatat Sureestinns
Porte
Frealy
Twerk Pasha
Chicago Hake Gold Craze
Chicago hake gold craze grips Chinago as railroad and Pacific steamer offices fill with restless applicants. North American Transportation at Trading Company faces a flood of bids for early sailings and plans a chartered steamer from Seattle to Ki. Michaels within two weeks to move passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad and Pacific Steamer Companies
Bnaf
Seattle
Tia
Ki. Michaels
Rhodes the New York Police Forewarned and Fleeing Convict
Mary ielliard of New York is accused of ruining Millionaira William G. Wook and spending funds on unfortunate women while acting as confidant to Barbara Aich. She allegedly saved Walter Langerman from prison after a conviction, then returned to New York for a brief spell before fleeing again. An indictment by the grand jury remains unserved as she avoids police and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
New York
Mary Ielliard
Fai
Millionaira
William G. Wook
Owl
Minther
Barbara Aich
Walter Langerman
Aso Penitentiary
Weeanny
Grand Jury
Storm Battered Marengo City Sees Fatal Weather Toll
A sequence of electrical storms brings heavy rain and power outages in Marengo and nearby areas. George Stout died when struck by a mowing machine. Charles Seirte and William Santag were blown from a street while returning to work and may recover. Four men near Radburn, fifteen miles away, were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
George Stout
Charles Seirte
William Santag
Radburn
Civil Service Inquiry Dropped as Senate Ends Probe
Washington Senator Priteharnl announces the civil service investigations by the senate committee on reform will be discontinued until fall. Also notes the death of novelist Jean Ingélow at 77 and reports on a miner rescue at Mammoth mine Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washegton
Priteharnl
Senate
Off for Arctic El Dorado to Klondyke gold fields
A crowd gathers in Seattle as 100 travelers board the steamer Alki for a Klondyke voyage amid booming gold fever. Reports claim Yukon strikes yield up to 100 dollars per pan and total voyage treasure near 1.4 to 2.3 million dollars, with many notable northwest figures aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Portune
Kiondyke
Seatste
Wash
Yukon Valley
el Derecho
Lonanza
Klondyke
Northwest
Alki
Birlondyke
Alaska
Portland
Grain Rush Looms as Thousands of Empty Cars Arrive
Western rail lines report long trains of empty freight cars arriving from Kansas City for two weeks and placed on side tracks in Missouri Iowa Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma. The cars will be filled with wheat in about four weeks triggering a major grain rush and testing railroad management to avoid bottlenecks and spoilage. Analysts estimate Kansas wheat yields will reach high figures this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Raljrans
Aged female swindler sought by police again
Aged female swindler Rilen Peck, about seven years of age in the report, eluded New York police for six years. She is charged with defrauding Brooklyn residents of about $15,004 and defrauding Dr. Christopher Late of $10,000, an amount linked to his death on May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muturionus Willen Peek
Aoalica
Metropolitan Police of
New York
Rilen Peck
Saverab Reaidenin
Prooklyn
Art of
Nimi
Christopher
Congress refuses to accept resignation of presiding officer
At the Trans Mississippian congress in Salt Lake City on Saturday morning President Craig resisted resignation. The body demanded immediate restoration and free coinage of silver. Brgan argued Craig’s financial views would not conflict with duties as presiding officer, but the vote denied the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Craig
Ailver
Dod
Brgan
Fling Ciraig
Powers fix indemnity to be paid to Turkey
In Athens a reliable authority states that the powers have fixed the indemnity at 4 001 000 dollars and have accepted a more liberal front line policy toward Turkey. The two sides have yet to settle the question of the capital contributions between themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Turkey
Frontigy
Theere
Navy Secretary weighs reserve of the Quanitor Mianlonamah
The article notes Secretary Lang weighing placing the Quanitor Mianlonamah in reserve to keep the navy ready for immediate service amid tensions with Japan and the Hawaiian situation. It mentions Charles H. Nelson, shot in Washington, with details about the incident and its medical handling, and references a Chicago origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Department
Japan
Cahan
Charles H. Nelson
Washington
Chicago
Ing Wonder
Pie
Nivale
Ras x
Nelson
Jaising
Trainmen barred from flirting with women along tracks order issued
The Lake Fria Western Railroad forbids trainmen to flirt with women near tracks or passenger drains with dismissal as penalty. Freight crews may not wave at carriages as they pass. The rule cites women distractions from duties. Also the attorney general clarifies that a Chinese person leaving the country under permit must return within two years as allowed by law. New York weekly bank statement totals 4,076,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tranpmster Thomas
The
Lake Friarod Western Railroad
Faa
A& Scharge
Tie
Treasury
Ander
Harness Pace Showdown in Chicago Free-for-all
Washington Park Club prepares a fast track for a July harness race with Star Pointer, Joe Patchen, and Frank Agan in a $5,000 purse free-for-all. Officials toil nightly to reach the 2:00 mark, while Patchen and Agan seek glory and Pointer shows early season form amid disputed predictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sine Pointer
Doc Patchen
Frank Agan
Pacing Kings
Chicago
Star ‘Pointer
Joe Patchen
Frank Lee
Folm Kk. Gentry
Robert J
Washington Park Club
Star Pointer
Detroit
Fortune
Big Insurance Swindle Exposed in New York Meetings
Meriden man W D Robinson met in New York with leaders of major life insurers to expose a conspiracy to defraud by insuring in valids and decrepits and hastening death by poison. The scheme, allegedly centered in Kempur County, involves beneficiaries and split payouts still unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Iss
New York
Czar Threatens Sultan Over Thessaly Crisis
Dispatches from Berlin report a threatened invasion of Thessaly as a pledge to coerce Turkey. The Turkish envoy says Vienna has warned of decisive action, while ambassadors note potential allied pressure on matches to curb aggression and seek instructions from their governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Thessaly
Berlin
Evar
Ft Ja
Amlaasadara
House approves report on tariff bill after midnight vote
Unclear text indicates a legislative body adopted a report on a tariff bill, with action slated for the Senate. The voting context was set after midnight, and the proceeding followed a lengthy session. The precise dates, names, and places are obscured in the OCR.
Peo weeks henestie bullet proof test at Fort Sheridan
Casimir Aeglen, a Chicago monk, prepares a final test of a bellied proof cloth resistant to a steel bullet fired from a mac-dor gensen rifle. The test aims to prove the armor’s fit for armies and airmoplanster use. The voyage of the bark Tlope bound for Greenland departs to establish Esquimaux settlement for a polar expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henestie
Casimir Aeglen
Chicago
Fort Sheridan
Aegean
Venior
Tlope
Liew Peary
Qeythen
Greenland
Moston
Tes Ohjpoeus
Young Esquimaux
To Do Away with Stearn on Three Elevated Roads
Proposed motive power changes for Greater New York and the New York New Haven and Hartford face railroads announced. Electric motors supplied by Ute rail system will replace steam engines on each line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearn
Greater New York
New York, New Haven
Fortford
Bieetrie Motors
Empire State Express Sets World Rail Record Run
The Empire State Express on the New York Central reportedly broke world records by covering the Syracuse to Taig distance in a remarkable time. The fastest leg was a Buffalo to Tatavia section of about 82 miles in 24 minutes, according to the fragmented OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State Express
New York Central
Syracuse
Taig
Tatavia
East
Buffalo
Tennessee Governor Names Turley as U S Senator
Gov Taylor of Tennessee announces the appointment of Hon Thomas Turley of Memphis as United States senator to succeed Isham Harris. The governor wired Turley and sent a copy of the acceptance program. Also noted is the death of John Kane, 48, vice president of the United Mine Workers of America, from lung poisoning in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Taylor
Tennessee
Motlay
Thomas 2. Turley
Memphis
United States
Mine Workers
John Kane
The
Tinsted Mine Workers of America
Columbus
Ohio
Powdery in Pennsylvania sparks national commission drive
In a drafty powdery scene, Brace for Powdery urges action in Pennsylvania as a push for a commissioner of general immigration gains momentum led by President efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powdery Af
Tennsylvedia
Feneral Iamigration
Tariff Conferees Reach Agreement on House Senate Provisions
Republican tariff conferees adjourned after agreeing on all items. A large majority of senate amendments are expected to be accepted, with many changes to secure harmony. Senator Jones of Nevada leveraged power for western interests and sugar protection. A new sugar schedule was agreed upon. The measure may pass and be signed by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Jones
Nevada
House
Last Rose of Summer Inspired by Amelia Kohler
Mrs Amelia Kohler died Saturday at Mt Vernon MH. She reportedly inspired Sir Arthur Moore to pen The Last Rose of Summer after suggesting the line Tis the last rose of summer. Kohler, a private school friend in London, recalled meeting Napoleon in girlhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Kohler
Mt. Vernon
MH. T
Des Moines Mayor, Street Car Company End 4 Cent Fare Standoff
Mayor MacVicar and City Railway President Polk met to resolve a quarrel over an 800 percent fare hike that had ended the 4 cent fare. Police to enforce ordinances while the company ships freight under certain conditions. A compromise paused the suspension for time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacVicar
Des Moines
Polk
The
City Railway Company
Knights Templars elect Iowa officers at Spirit Lake
The Grand Commandery Knights Templars of Iowa elected officers at Spirit Lake led by Grand Commander F H Loring of Waterloo and Deputy Grand Commander George Wether of Cedar Rapids. Other posts named include Grand Generalissima Pettibone Burling ton, Grand Captain General D M Brownlee Sioux City, Grand Prelate Thomas E Greene Cedar Rapids, Grand Senior Warden Alexander Peddle Emmetsburg, Grand Junior Warden W H Norris Manchester, Grand Treasurer John B Atkins Council Bluffs, Grand Recorder Alf Wingate Des Moines, Grand Sentinel A M Abderson Washington. The council also extended the Duluth Street Railway Company charter fifty years from April next, a vote seen as likely to pass over Mayor Duffy's veto and favored by local press. The measure would allow municipal rate control rights and underground wiring requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templars of
Iowa
Spirit Lake
TK. BE
F. H. Loring
Waterloo
W. E
George W.ever
Cedar Rapids
J. TH. Pettibone
Burlington
D. M. Brownlee
Sioux City
Thomas E. Greene
Alexander Peddle
Emmetsburg
E. Grand
W. H. Norris
Manchester
John B. Atkins
Council Bluffs
Alf Wingate
Drs Moines
E. Grand Sentinel
A. MW Abderson
Washington
Duluque Street Railway Company
Duffy
Cleveland Hero Dives 107 Feet To Save Drowning Boy
John Norman without hesitation leaped from the Central viaduct in Cleveland to rescue a boy in the river below. He dove 107 feet into the water, retrieved the drenched youth, and carried him to the deck where bystanders and a physician revived the unconscious child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Norman
Aarpantie
Cleyland
Qhin
Bey
Aunk
Norman
Qinna Agair
Bins
Te Alrighed
Yiera
Norman Con
Acquittal in Lexington murder case shocks town
In Lexington Kansas last Friday night, a jury acquitted Mulder Gray Falconer of killing his wife's lover Thos FT Morziff after a confrontation. The defense argued justice for a man driven to vengeance amid a dishonored marriage and ruined family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junge Gray Falconer
Job Fr. Tinria
Thos
FT. Morziff
Lexington
Prin Blastert
Ile
Timatn
Jimman
Ottunewa City Faces Paving Assessment Dispute
The city of Ottunewa and the Chinaga tuck Island and Pacific railway contest a paving tax on Rock Island property. The council orders tax collection up to the Badg Island Railway zone, while Buck Island Company seeks an injunction to restrain the tax pending a commission review of several claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottunewa
Chinaga, Tuck Island and Pacific Railway
Borna
Rock Island
Buck Island
Cit
Spain indemnity claim filed for late Dr Huiz death
The government directs United States Minister Woolford to present to the Spanish government and press the claim of the Huiz family for 7541 dollars as indemnity for the death of Dr Huiz in Cuba under U S protection and mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ig Dematah
Spain
United States
Woolford
Huiz
Luw
Din Jal
Cuba
Cornwall Acquitted in Paternity Killing Case
In Kansas City on St. Tentis Mon, De Cornwall was acquitted after defending his father Werhert Cornwall in the killing of a breather at St. Tentis Mon. The trial concluded Saturday with an official acquittal on the murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
Kansas City, Main
Werhert Cornwall
St. Tentis
Mon
Nioeder
Battleship Tawa Arrives at Newport Port from Teague Yard
The battleship Tawa reached Newport port from Teague Island navy yard aboard a Teague-registered televasion. Citizens of the state prepare a silver service presentation as a future tribute for the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ows
Newport
Tawa
Naewport
R. T
Teague Island Navy Yard
Market Gauges in Grain and Cattle Prices Across Regions
An OCR readout lists varied cattle and grain bids by city like Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Buffalo. Prices show ranges for cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats and butter with many typos but consistent regional quotations. Strong entities include Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati Milwaukee New York and Buffalo market bids with price figures and grain classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapalis
Lier Wits
Lemis
la Terre
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chile
New York
Mrs Yaulin Seeks Divorce Amid Alleged Abuse
A divorce petition will be filed later this week in Panilian area over alleged abuse by Henry Vanhle on his wife Dulia Vanhle a farmer. The suit claims repeated injuries and threats including a clisip incident and a drawn weapon.
Harvest Report From Hack Tapids Area
A fragmented harvest note reports few fields in shock at Hack Tapids with wheat and coal indications. Oats near ready for use as Varley season finishes, followed by wheat. Projections suggest significant portions of free larveant to be eaten this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hack Tapids
Tewa Silver Service Presented in New York
The Tewa were gifted a silver service in a ceremony in New York on Monday. Governor Drake was ill and absent. A delegation led by State Attorney General Des Moines members attended, presenting the gift with a brief speech. Captain W. T. Sampson, commander of the Iowa, gratefully accepted the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewa
Praneia MM. Drake
New York
Drake
Metarties
Des Moines
Tha
W. T. Sampson
Lowa
On the Verge of Dissolution of the Western Base Society
A meeting of men from various cities is called in Des Moines to decide whether to disband the association in August. The society faces dwindling income and the future of its games hangs in the balance as members weigh continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digs Moines
Chait
Emily Club
Debe
Counterfeiters Arrested in Tama to Cedar Rapids Transfer
Dengly United States Marshal Fealy arrested thenemen who gave the names of Ihary Gast and Rebel Mason at Tama and sought them to Cedar Rapids where they were arranged before Commissioner Stewart and before the federal grand jury. The men face counterfeiting charges. A fragment mentions a missionary to Africa, July McGiary sailing from New York on the 2th for Africa to serve as an M. E. missionary after studying at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. She has waited at Vrimaar for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dengly
United States
Fealy
Thenemen
Mason
Tama
Cedar Rapids
Stewart
Afriaca
July McGiary
New York
Africa
Tse
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Vrimaar
Washington State Pondering Climate and Water Plans
Fragmentary note shows a state focus on climate and water policy. References a four foot measure, suggesting rainfall or water data, but details are unclear. No named individuals or organizations clearly identifiable from the readable text.
Woman in LeMars jailed for arson strikes at church and barn
A woman accused of arson in LeMars faces charges for setting fire to the Ate Hope Methodist Church three miles south of O'Leary and the minister's barn and for an attempted arson on the minister's house. Her husband is said to live in Morning Side, Sioux City. She was employed as a house servant for Rev. T. L. Smith. The church burned Wednesday night. the barn followed, and an attempt to light the church Tuesday night failed. Deputy Becker and James Lindsey confronted her at the minister's cellar as she wielded kerosene and a rag. she claimed Mrs. Smith ordered the fire, which investigators dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Heving
Ate Hope Methodist Church
O'Eeary
Harriett
Summersan
Morning Side
Sioux City
T. L. Smith
Becker
Mr. Smith
James Lindsey
Smith
Kingsley
Sheriff Becker
Lindsey
Remarkable Recovery After Neck Injury in Denison Woman
Miss Lizzie Hink of Denison, who fell at home after lighting a lamp and tripping at the stairs, sustained a broken neck with a fractured base of the skull but survived. She remained alive, regained consciousness by one o clock, and now has the neck bound in a collar with the head immobile. Lungs have cleared, use of limbs nearly normal, though nervousness remains a minor issue from the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ening
Lizzie Hink
Denison
Misa Dink
Oor
Alig
Tink
Crusck
Iowa Hog Cholera Losses and Quarantine Measures
Tutreetay summarizes hog cholera across counties in Iowa. He notes 2100 hog fatalities with some counties not yet reporting. Noting no single epidemic this year, he warns of continued losses if feeding diseased hogs continues and urges strict quarantine and removal of sick animals from pasture and water sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Flere
Stata
Cae
Evary
Islanca
Meary Paid Town Pensioners
The annual report by Charles Robinson, pension agent for the Iowa Nebraska district, shows pensions totaling 54 dollars during the year. Iowa residents received 34,857,220 dollars and Nebraskans 22,7140 dollars, with others in various states. Beginning the year 1,000 persons drew pensions. rail losses total about 2,1Fl, indicating veterans dying. Gen George W Jones of Tabugie, last survivor of the Civil War pensioned from this district, has died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robinson
Des Moines
Iawa- Nebraska
Iawa
Graorge W. Jones
Tabugie
Ust
Alawing
Oliver-Weds Lena Held in Quiet Onawa Ceremony
Tadee LW. Oliver and Miss Lena Held were quietly married Thursday night with Bas. AL McGorney performing. The couple left for Onawa for a wedding tour, joined by JL W. Schmidt's sister-in-law and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadee LW. Oliver
Anvige J.P. Oliver
Lena Held
JL W. Schmidt
le Mars
Nugning
Bas
McGorney
Oliver
Onawa
Hom
Paid a Big Revenue from Dee Buque Trade
The largest duty ever collected in Dee buque was paid by Bradley Tires, tobacco and cigar dealers, amounting to 1469 dollars on five bales of Sumatra wrappers from Amsterdam. Intelligence notes suggest selective wit and the Whitney Court in Worcestershire, a white marble church with Carrara pulpit and gem panels. The North American cave animals by A B Packard number 112 specimens, mostly white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Tires
Tobacco Ami Eigar
Amsterdam
Ifgal- Tand
United Kingdom
Whitney Court
Worcestershire
North Armerica
Packard
Ecards Trayek
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Gultan
Tean Ingelow
Leynex
Jean Ingélow
James Stevens
Phoenix
Ariz
Stevens
Selding
Tbs
Arid
Arctic
EL Dorado
Rotatne
Gold Man
Prontier
Traimen
Neesy
Czar
Sultan
Staal Bullets
Peary
New Tennessee
Cleveland
Mulder
Justifiayte
Harley Harvest Te Tegan
Harriett Summers
Sroken
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