Fatal Gas Tragedy In New York Boathouse Affair
Patrick Sullivan aged about 23 and his cousin Annie Sullivan were found dead in a windowless room at Martin Ritz's hotel near West Chester village New York. Gas bracket broken a chair wedged under the door knob suggests possible suicide pact or murder. Neighbors had long spoken of their intended marriage despite blood relation and local controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Village
New York City
Patrick Sullivan
Annie Sullivan
Timle
Patrick
Miss Sullivan
Martin Ritz
West Chester
Sullivan
Tnienport
Sullivans
Rovers
Probe Insurance Concerns Wholesale Investigation of Eastern Companies Is Proposed
Western insurance superintendents plan a wholesale probe into the financial state of eastern fire and life insurers. Superintendent McNab of the Randay department, who championed western action, is a key mover. The aim is to protect western policyholders and uncover possible mismanagement by large eastern firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNal
Ransay Insurance Department
Llm
Japan protests U S annexation policy in Hawaii
A Japanese protest condemns the annexation plan for Hawaii and signals ongoing diplomatic opposition. The release, dated July 30, frames the stance in formal terms but confirms Japan’s firm intent to continue its diplomatic challenge to the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wah
Hawaii
U. S
Ene Bawatlan
Japan
Fuly
Ake
Tapan
Crisis in Coal Strike Seeks Arbitration at Meeting
Reports from coal regions warn miners and operators near stalemate as arbitration commissioners hope for an immediate settlement. Miners say they have adopted a total tint limit while coke regions foresee no breakthrough before the meeting of representatives. No national beer trust confirmation. Milwaukee sources report brewing firms deny knowledge of such a scheme. The widow of J G Brien and James A Brien appoints assignees for J J O Brien Co assets of about 41 million with liabilities of 25 million including a bank loan from eastern creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yhia
Aidas
oMerais
Eskera
National Beer Trust
Milwaukee
Prineijal Brewing Companies
Withs Mut Foundation
Pailure
San Preancisco
J. G Brien
James A. Brien
Fairber
J. J O'Bries
San Prisco
Sex Distinction Erased in Dan Vite TH Trial
In Dan Vite TH, Judge Hiepatiee Justion sentenced Maggie Sellere a disorderly woman to the work pile for thirty days. Margy accepted the sentence philosophically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvite
Hiepatiee Justion
Maggie Sellere
Weiman
Margy
Talla on National Faakes and Global Moves
The article reports a national currency call by a complocer, mentions Jake Scharter and Jake Schrefer bidding farewell to Anirien and settling in Paris with Eugene Carter. Peter McNaliy, a Beston swimmer, is slated to cross the English Channel on July 4 as AP notes an attempted crossing the previous Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Scharter
Ty Papis
Jake Schrefer
Anirien
Hiself
Paris
Eugene Carter
Teene
Ana- Tener
Peter McNaliy
Oia Beston
Wito Wan
Enaliah
Associated Press
Caliis
Fire destroys Peoria Grape Sugar Company main building
A Saturday fire razed the Peoria Grape Sugar Company main building in Peoria Ti. The eight story 170 by 70 foot structure burned within minutes, with flames filling the basement after an apparent explosion in the sulphur room. Loss pegged at 600000 with 540000 insured on the building and contents. Trade talks with the glucose trust noted. it is unclear if the deal affected the loss allocation. The factory shut Sunday due to coal famine, steam kept for fire pressure, sprinklers worked but could not halt the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grape Sugar Company
Peoria Grape Sugar Company
Peoria
Loas
New Glucose Trust
Pew
Walla Son
Klondike eclipsed by Peruvian gold bonanzas
Advices from Peru confirmed by C De Moranda in San Francisco say that new gold strikes in the departments of Cuzco and Puna surpass Klondike finds. A California prospector reportedly took 279 pounds of gold from a claim in June, with many Englishmen also noted as successful.
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Peru
Alaska
C. de Moranda
San Francisco
Klondike
South American
Cuzco
Puna
Nemediatdtson
Explosion on the Nutmeg State Leaves Several Dead
An explosion on the steamship Nutmeg State of the Bridgeport line, tied up at Bridgeport, Conn., killed four men and fatally injured three others while leaving many more seriously hurt. The ship sustained about 1000 dollars in damage and officials fault the lighting method used by a deck hand who struck a match inside a confined area, igniting napththa paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Steamship Line
Bridgeport
Conn
Aml Asas
Telicentan le
War Bid Ties Armor Supply to Battleships Debate
Secretary Long reports replies from Carnegie and Getzhem to bids for armor on the battleships Witois Wiscon Fin and Alabama. Congress faces limits as firms refuse to bid citing theft and quality concerns while government orders, losses, and wartime procurement dominate. A separate note covers a Chinese steamer wreck near Malacca with 70 dead or missing and survivors rescued.
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Long
Carnegie
Gethiehem
Witois
Wiscon
Fin
Alabama
Murder at the Daninis farm near Kigeport Conn
Wealthy farmer Alfrens G. Nichols aged and living on the Daninis farm near Kigeport Connecticut was murdered by two masked burglars. His sister Mary was shot seriously and the thieves ransacked the home, taking about $20. The report mentions Rad Starn in West Virginia and a severe storm in Hinton West Virginia, plus various unrelated items including Cuba and Japan arbitration notes and a discussion on postmasters and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barglara
Alfrens G. Nichols
Daninis
Kigeport
Conn
Mary
Tariff Passage and Currency Commission Action Ranked
The tariff bill passed its final legislative stage in the Senate by 49 to 80 and became law when signed at 4 07. A currency commission proposal advanced in the House by 124 to 9, but Senate action was not taken before an extra session ended at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
McEnory
Jones
Nevada
Stewart
Harris
Turner
Congress
House
Remarkable Rise in Wheat Dominates Monthly Trade Review
RG Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade notes end of import duties uncertainty boosts confidence among both sides. Strong stockpiles, especially Granger lists, support expectations of large crops. Wheat surges on strong export demand and gold inflows. Coal miners strike slows some factories but settlements hoped. Since July 2 wheat price rose cents, with a small pullback expected but overall gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RG. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Granger
Alaska
California
Army test of the bigycle tour ends in St Louis
Lieut Moss and twenty troopers of the Twenty-fifth United States Infantry completed a 2000 mile bicycle ride from Fort Missoula Montana to St Louis Missouri arriving Saturday afternoon at 3. The unit left Fort Missoula on Sunday June 14 aiming to cover 2006 miles in six weeks. The army bicycle tour is described as the largest by any army unit and supports the role of bicycles in modern warfare.
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U. B 1
Montana
St. Louis
Lieu& Moss
Twenty-fifth
United States Infantry
Welock
Fort Missoula
Mont
Lieut
Alusa
Fort Misoula
Cuban Horrors Described By London Chronicle Reporter
A London Daily Chronicle correspondent in Sagua la Grande Cuba reports famine and disease ravaging both sides as daily prisoner executions occur for withholding information. He says Capt Weyler shows no mercy and likens the Cuban campaign to Alva's brutal measures in sixteenth century Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily Chronicle
Sagua la Grande
Santa Clara
Cuba
Weyler
Alva
Holland
DROWNINGS IN PENNSYLVANIA AND MICHIGAN
Five men drowned in two states with two in Pennsylvania and three in Michigan. Richard Clair and James Schoonereer fell from a skiff in the Monongahela River near Araddoark. In Detroit area, four Detroit workers were drowned when a ra boat capsized near the Detroit River mouth. Names listed include W. Stier Frack Fo Bussell jr Fitwin Slubenday and Buswell family members.
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Pennsylvania
Michigan
Richard Clair
James Schoonereer
Monongahela River
Araddoark
Detroit
Detroit Hiver
Wit
W. Stier
Frack Fo Bussell
Fitwin Slubenday
Buswell
Uprek Rigm Sahope
Fire at Romana Park Theater Burns in Paducah
A Saturday night blaze at the Casino summer theater in Romana Park Paducah Ky injured numerous spectators and several actors. Fire started during a fireworks display and quickly consumed the paper covered building. Local officials ordered evacuations as emergency crews fought the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romana Park
Paducah
Train wreck near Marietta kills one and injures many
A passenger train from Zangsvilln to Marietta derailed after trestle failure near Marietta at 9 50 tonight. Five injured were transported, one woman Nellia Purdy of Marietta is fatally injured, a coach caught fire, several passengers burned and escaped with clothing damage.
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Marietta
Ohio
Zangsvilln
Marieta
Amiracia
Fiiaen Paresis
Lexa
Nellia Purdy
Bregat
Aume
Paz Songiara
Big Paper Mill Fire Destroys Wisconsin Plant
Large Badger Paper Company mill at Kaukania Wisconsin was totally destroyed in a Sunday morning blaze. Loss estimated around £235,080 with about £2,000 insured. The facility, one of the northwest region’s largest, stood vacant after the flames were checked shortly after midnight. Several nearby factories escaped damage as workers and residents fled.
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Kanga
Wisk
Badger Paper Company
Kaukania
Wis
O'Cnsk
Combrach& Vilas
Sti Db
Unclear Text About Episcopal Leaders and Deaths
Fragmentary notice references Bishop Hare and Ammathone with Sunce Agora terms. Mentions Langford as general secretary of a Thomestic and Foreign Missionary Society, and Webart as a bishop of South Dakota. Details are garbled from OCR, no coherent event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Langford
The
Thomestic and Foreign Missionary Society
Strotestant Episcopal Church
New York
Ray
Webart
Alseiomaty
South Dakota
Great Damage in Madison and Onondaga Counties
Heavy rainfall last week caused extensive ruin in Madison and Onondaga counties New York with crops valued around nine and a half million dollars destroyed Many bridges washed away across multiple locations as reports detail damages and relief needs from farmers and local authorities.
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Madison
Onondagaa
New York
Bramwell Car Company Faces Saturday Afternoon Shareholder Shuffle
The Bramwell Car Company of 1. Tamia, once a leading national concern, filed a surprising statement about a Saturday afternoon event. The move signals significant corporate action and potential shifts in leadership and ownership among major stakeholders.
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Bramwell Car Company
Tamia
Valbed Quotations Touch Markets Across Commodities
The article lists varied price quotes for livestock and grains across multiple markets including Indianapolis Cattle, Cincinnati Cattle, Milwaukee Wheat, and Buffalo Cattle. Prices span cattle, sheep, hogs, and several wheat and corn grades with figures ranging from hundreds to thousands in the reported currency.
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Louis Agile
Cincinnati-Cattie
San
Milwaukee
Park
Mess
Neyvelley
Les Ulies Dudaenis
Neliboavhire
The Fo Sehiniz Estate Wanes Amid Legal Woes
The lawyer and real estate dealer Theodore Fo Sehiniz faces mounting debts as his week’s earnings vanish and assets fall below twenty thousand dollars. Only one mortgage remains on his stores, with minimal funds left to count. Meanwhile reports reach Sacramento of a rich California mining strike near Placerville, boosting interest in private mining advices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Fo Sehiniz
Hieage
Alaska
California
Sacramento
Placerville
British Consulate Sends Jubilee Message to Subjects in New York
The British consulate in New York City issued a jubileec message to subjects in the United States marking a royal anniversary. Officials conveyed greetings and emphasized continued loyal ties between Britain and the diaspora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thronii
New York
Victoria
Lafayette Med Major General Venue Coverage
A fragmentary report from Lafayette Med describes a major general visiting a military event in Ga on a Sunday. The text is garbled but indicates a ceremonial appearance or inspection involving local units and officers. Further details are unreadable in the OCR.
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Lafayette
H Pty Ture Everett van
Tiseavapeah, Ga
Sanday Wath Maitary Tee Uitot
Dea Naire
Davenport Woman Accused of Poisoning Husband
Coroner’s jury finds Claus Behrens died from poisoning in Davenport last Saturday. His wife Christine Behrens is charged with murder and awaits further questioning as authorities pursue her paramour Henry Bendt of Rock Island who allegedly supplied the poison. Bendt may be difficult to obtain due to requisition laws, but hopes exist he will reveal what he knows. Christine has signed a partial confession but not the full story. Bendt is jailed in Davenport after an arrest in Rock Island.
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Claus Behrens
Davenport
Christine
Henry Bendt
Rock Island
Paris
Ilinois
Behrens Hag
Bendit
Paris Green
Bendt
Elopement of Eddyville Couple Involving Local Preacher
Rev W Parker pastor of the Baptist Church and Mrs D W Ward wife of the Eddyville bank cashier disappeared after eloping. Parker left first, Ward followed a day later leaving a note claiming she sought independence. They met in Des Moines and went to Omaha where they vanished with Parker leaving a wife and two children and Ward a husband and four children.
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Aler Wes
Ward
Stole Tools and Got Caught in Clarion Incident
Last week farmer and creamery man John Thennisen hired a drane. A regular hired man found a missing hammer and identified a tramp as the culprit. A suspect was traced by description to Livermore and arrested on trespass charges. Bail was set, and the case moved toward preliminary inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thennisen
Clarion
Inissius
Denison
Tie
Livermore
Girlon
Hla
Fragmented Rural Tragedy Near St Charles Leaves Family Grief
A farmer named Nichyla from Janes idhyla died after a brutal assault near St Charles. A man Robert was attacked while working, his attackers fled as guards responded. Elsewhere teachers at Dobnyie Phrraday face possible loss of positions in a controversial school event. A separate robbery near Hoover on the Chicago Northwestern left A. Thebrew punished and two suspects captured after a shootout. one man gravely wounded.
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Nichyla
Janes
Idhyla
St. Charles
Robert
Abell
A. Thebrew Poddler
Fe Tin Sirents
Hoover
Buane
Mane Fay
Sandora and
Childs
Grand Junetign
Haven
Wlio
Dal Roane
Shesid Peter
Typewriter Agent Decampa Incident at Dareipark
Reported irregularities involve Mahin and Benedict Company staff. A thunderstorm caused damage as lightning struck Gregory Missouri killing a man named Boulware. several buildings suffered, described as the worst storm in years. A gun accident injured a 9 year old in Hagers and another man died after a chloroform incident at a local house.
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Decampa
I. Mahin
Agan
Wresil, Seyman & Tenedict
Dareipark
Baba
Manchin
Bia
Keakuk
Boulware
Gregory
Tragic death of 35-year-old McFiride near Oxden station
The body of McFiride, 35, an unmarried man, was found mangled on the Chicago and Northwestern track near Oxden. Passersby reported witnessing a collapse and possible trampling by multiple trains. Police opened a preliminary inquiry as investigators seek witnesses and the exact cause.
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McFiride
Chicago and Northwestern
Oxden
Ais
Levee Contract Awarded for River Improvement Run
The U S government contract to furnish 99 000 cubic yards of work for river improvement from Burlington to Ft Madison has been let to McMat as Tucker of Keokuk at a price of about five thousand seven hundred fifty dollars. Work to begin in about a week.
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United States
Purlington
Ft. Madison
McMat
Tucker
Keokuk
Brief notes on a local sports standings report
A compact summary of a small section in a regional paper covering brief sports results. Mentions several teams and players in terse, fragmented form with no explicit outcomes or dates. The readable portions indicate a mixed brief of standings and performances from multiple clubs.
Indian Maiden Murdered on Tama Reservation in July Nigh
Excitement runs high on Tama Indian Reservation near Toledo after the brutal murder of 16 year old Se Ton A Qua a Tama girl who attended a large dance. She was found dead after being assaulted and beaten with a club. A reward for the killer has been urged and Gov Drake asked to raise state reward.
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Tama
Toledo
Se-Ton-a-Qua
Se-Ton-a- Qaa
Drake
Enormous Brief Planned for Watson Case at Maquoketa
Judge Hayes of Clinton prepares a printer copy for the Watson case appeal. Six weeks needed to draft the abstract covering about 1,000 pages. One hundred copies will be printed, totaling at least 100,000 pages, distributed to attorneys and interested parties. Each copy will be two bound volumes with 1,050,000 cms of type and about 50,000 impressions. Supreme court expected in October.
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Judge Hayes
Clinton
Watson
Maquoketa
Supreme Court
Doctor sues for ten thousand dollars over alleged malice
Dr J D Cleveland of Exline files a ten thousand dollar libel suit against AL Johnson a prominent farmer living south of Exiting The complaint states a malicious letter circulated by Johnson caused large damage and witnesses are expected on both sides ahead of the August 23 term before Judge Heberts in Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cleveland
Exline
AL Johnson
Maliciova
Johnson
Heberts
Centerville
Grinnell Student Charged With Forgery Amid Celebration
Thurlow Polk, Iowa College student from a prominent Grinnell family, is arrested for forgery after passing checks drawn on a Humboldt bank during a Des Moines celebration. He fled toward Chicago but was tracked to Vermilionville, Michigan, and detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurlow Polk
Iowa College
Grinnell
Wumboldt
Des Moines
Jtumnboldt Bank
Tla
Hety
Chicago
Grain movement and households amid a deadly domestic incident
A report from Ames details a chaotic night with registered individuals and illegal movements described alongside a fatal domestic dispute. Aener Lewis and others are noted, involving a shooting and arrest, with reference to heavy grain and coal movements signaling broader economic strain.
Incidents Hit Stanhope and Dubuque Towns In Turbulent Night
Incendiary fire in Stanhope threatens property near G. E. B. Hamaker. damages limited as blaze controlled. In Dubuque a police find leads to Emma Timun, 18, who gave birth shortly after being taken to city jail. Hamaker’s town remains on high alert for motive and perpetrators. Drowning tragedy reported four miles south of a, with multiple prior drownings noted. Two young women from Portville and Cherokee join Sisters of Mercy at Mercy Hospital in Orague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iendiarium
Stanhope
G. E B. Hamaker
Randall
Fin Fark
Hamaker
Bill
Dubuque
Emma Timun
Neltie Mckinley
Portville
Mary McWillame
Cherokee
Thee Sisters of Mercy
Mercy Hospital
Orague
Farmer Killed by Lightning in Terrific Thunderstorm
During a severe electric storm at Tameston, Joseph Linton a well to do farmer living three miles west of town was struck by lightning and killed instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tameston
Joseph Linton
Shot Wounded by Target Gun Fire In Accident
12 year old Guy Glass, son of J E Glass of Attantic, was accidentally shot in the side by a 22 caliber target gun. The wood may result fatally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Glass
J. E. Glass
Attantic
Raas dor dairy exports butter in large shipments
Town matter reports Pais Alto Dairy Company at Raas dor shipped seven items of opourila butter packed in fifty six pound boxes to New York for export. The creamery is praised as one of the best in the state and well regarded by farmers and a local food association notes its value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan. Gomez
Thomas Barrads Palma
Abanjunia
New York
Gen. Gomez
Daft
Pais Alto Dairy Company
Raasdor
Tin State
Avery Regnest
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Tairesa
Misa
Emma Dorner
Pram
Praner
Specebeck C. Meier
St. Lovie
Igs
Hirhey
Miss Dorydg
Germany
Smms
Arnegr
Chinene
Singapais
Sringana
Singapore
Malacca
Driwneld
Aloaef
Rad Starn
West Virginia
Hinton
W.va
Episcopal Church
Erence
Jamez Ix
Gate Maximo Games
Japa Agresas
Tasakan
Fourth Clase
R. G. Dun & Cous
London
Paducah, My
Qhin
Te Badger Co
Kane
Valbed
New Park
Mote SH Atthe
Salhe Te Byera Wooster
Ile Ie Tee
Tranks
D. W. Ward
Thera
Dobnyie
Robhars
Mond
Koukulk
Prank de Dashar
Ediar Rapids
Alin
Jefferson
WP. Crawford
Des Mores
Tatler Thause
Jeferson
Martin Conger
Roldan
Aener
Mamin Lewis
Oskalonusa
Weit Hotel
Ames
Fiervance Smith
Mamune
Aeparake Rouma
Soam
Lewis
Ingida Bar
Sresa Walsh
Jhot
Florenes Smith
I. Te Ball
Slav Cag Apae Lion
Wer Hushdand
Jennie Robbins
Judy
Renakuk
Hmaband
Arange
Tobbina
Art
Nike
Sal Cane
Ilamer Woody
Iamer Woody
Company Rethead
Ted Phecatilee
Tha Atreek
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