Greek Premier Delyannis Dies After Stabbing at Chamber
Greek Prime Minister Theodore Delyannis died after being stabbed at the chamber of deputies by professional gambler Gherakaris. The assassin claimed the act was revenge for anti gambling measures. Police report Gherakaris had been released from prison recently after a prior murder conviction.
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Theodore Delyannis
Greece
Gherakaris
Chamber of Deputies
Delyannis
Ghera-karis
Delrannis
Statesman
Elis
Delyauuis
Surrew
Ite
Sinfiva
Wis Inte
Meight
George
Tatei
Athens
Gherakaria
Veterans in a wreck report differs on fatalities
A special train carrying Confederate veterans to a reunion derailed near Galien Gate on the Southern Railway. The Galienville office reported one killed and five injured while Albion telegraphs say five killed. Albion lies eleven miles from Galien Gate.
Patrick to Die
New York Court of Appeals on Tuesday refused to grant a motion for reargument in the Albert Patrick murder case. The court will fix the execution date this week as the crime sought to obtain the property involved.
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New York Court of Appeals
Albam
Indian Wife of Winnebago Man and Other Local Notes
A Winnebago man, A P Each, is described as having married Jing Theresa Ion, daughter of a wealthy manufacturer, for nearly two weeks. The report from Glen Carbin, Illinois, notes a sheriff’s pursuit of August Margel regarding a shooting of Mary Keller’s parents, with Mary’s father and mother wounded or killed. tensions ripple through the community amid a Chinese boycott.
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Whitwleroyhia
Tins
Jing Theresa Ionson
Tias
A. P Each
Wack
Carlish
LST
Andover
University of Dennerivania
Glen Carbin
Auenst
Margel
Josie Uedler
Rank Moeller
Mary Keler
Formal Acceptance of Roosevelts Peace Offer
Russia assents to President Roosevelts proposal to meet Japan for peace talks. Ambassador Cassini delivered the official acceptance at the White House in Washington, stating Russia will appoint plenipotentiaries to meet Japan and discuss terms. The time and place remain under discussion as both sides show sincere intent to negotiate.
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Russia
Roosevelds
Jnapan
Washington
Count Cassini
Nicholas
White House
Cassini
Japan
Mputher
Hell
Roosevelt
Count Carsini
Rhogoro Ōwakahira
Milwanker Banker Bigelow Slips at Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas reports Milwanker banker Frank G ligelow, inmate No 727, transported to United States penitentiary at Leavenworth. On a walk near Riverside Drive he faced fellow prisoner John Specials who tried to provoke him. Bigelow reportedly offered encouragement. After weeks, Bigelow reportedly defeated Capt Carter and plans to be shown a court martial in the prison.
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Milwanker
Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Kan
Frank G.ligelow
United States
Lim
Higelow
Dere
Bea Ted
Carter
Endinu
Swift Brainag Preach Now Work Ghinaga Dedate
A Fort Wayne Indiana report notes speed records on multiple routes. Trains near Crestline and Pittsburgh show acceleration, with the Pennsylvanian special topping the list. Movement from Crestline to Fort Wayne and Wart Wayne involved delays and later recovery.
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Fort Warne
Ind
Worhin
Penngrlvahia
Cregflineg
Kida
Chiqaga
Stolen Stock Certificates Linked to Steamer Incident
Reported theft involves stock certificates of various roads and United States Steel Corp. owned by Thenne W. Constack of Boston. The papers were taken from under guard during a transit vessel trip and are described as negotiable. The narrative also notes a steamer incident near St. Joseph Michigan with a vessel adrift and collision risks.
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Hobher
Unter Tinston Adana Filtow
Feston
Afnags
TOS
Ieente- Tie
Varie Ilroads
United States Steel Corporation
Thenne W. Constack
Toston
Pu Pifian da Catasbaed
New York
Silay Wight
New Patstosamt AW Appears in Ongoing Inquiry
A garbled item suggests an ongoing correspondence between a foreign man and an experimenter. The text references a raised value, a mallish growth, and a potential interest tied to a time frame, but details are unclear due to the damaged source.
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Eve
Moatine
Heohas
Redias
Sensational Shooting in New Orleans Claims Three Lives
A sensational shooting in New Orleans on Monday killed three men and wounded one. Authorities say long standing ill will sparked the incident as investigators search for the gunman and motive.
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New Orleans
Mondas
Mrs Myers Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Agnes Myers of Nansaa City was convicted of murdering her husband Clarence Rivers in a premeditated attack. Witness Frank Hettman testified to a planned crime with Myers aiding and administering drugs before the brutal killing.
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Lileby
Alo
Agnes Myers
Nansaa City
Clarence Rivers
Myers
Frank Hettman
Abs. Rivers
Hettman
Awnithus
Hottman
Airs
Lottman
Bloody cattle drive ends in violent pursuit in Idaho area
A chaotic confrontation near Taeksen Lule Wyoming turns bloody as a rancher faction drives cattle posturing and clashes occur. An unclear number of riders and competing groups engage in a fray udner gunfire with casualties reported and authorities unknown.
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Idaho
Taeksen Lule
Autlawa
Kiplinton
Hewts
Fearnet
Hargen on Republic and Fire News Across Ports
Reports from Christiania Norway describe prayers in churches for the republic and the queen, while a Port Worth fire destroys eight stone buildings. A Cot rag dk Ihara Vernon Michigan tank story appears amid garbled lines about a chemical tank and a police action.
Peace Negotiations and Rescue Efforts Signal Shifting War Roles
Fragmentary OCR reports advise Thigsia Hing to fix timing for a pincer operation with Japan to be handed to a Tus sis representative. The foreign office expects duty to be brig. Sailors were picked up and 15 refugees rescued after a collision near Mishima. The Adiera crew faced heavy seas and a long voyage, with survivors later aided by sea rescue efforts.
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Pelavelints
Thigsia
Japan
Woundei
Mishima
Cashier in Arrested Roar Beard Incident
An erratic incident involving a cashier with a distinctive beard name Wimedaady jetit ti Pat ties eet reported in unclear OCR text. Authorities said little while investigations continue.
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Roar Beard Wimedaady Jetit
Pat
Norway Government Recognition Request Circulates in Chicago
A movement among Norwegian Americans in Chicago urges President Roosevelt to recognize the new government of Norway. Organizers say a formal démarche will be forwarded to Washington seeking official acknowledgment of Norway's authorities.
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Roosevelt
Norway
Chicago
Wasidugien
Mississippi River Recedes as Flood Waters Begin to Clear
The Mississippi River level drops past fifty one inches with the river receding from Alexandria where residents return home. Des Moines area and surrounding towns report major losses, bridges washed out, and rail traffic disrupted as recovery begins and normal conditions are expected soon.
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A. Keokuk
Mississippi
Des Alpines
Alexandria
Warsaw
Meyer
Keokul
Mascntine
Maine
Gosutsu
Fatal Live Wire Tragedy Hits Keokuk Fire Crew
Prominent young men in Keokuk suffer fatal injuries after contact with a live wire at a residence. Yeager dies at the scene while Tucker dies from wounds sustained in the incident. Fire department members rushed to aid, with one rescuer also fatally harmed.
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Keokuk
Acchieat
Yeager
Kenkuk
Walter Tucker Wan
Hicker
Br Xeager
Nanine
Tie
Tragic Deaths After Train Collision Near Marion
A deceased trio including Alex Alexander and Arthur Bingham were killed on the Alibauks tracks near Marion while traveling from Chicago to California. The party, exhausted from travel, tried to cross the rail line and were struck by a train. Alexander died en route to the hospital, with Bingham dying later at the hospital.
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Marion
Alex Alexander
Arthur Bingham
Alibaukes
Chicago
Cali- Sapnio
Piariita
Merion
Freela
Kising Alesander
Vachon
Victim of Fire Tramps Suspected in Waterloo Death
In Waterloo Amanda Schreck is found dead after a fire in a coal shed. A coroner’s inquest could not solve the case but most believe tramps killed Mrs Schreck of a prominent Waterlossary family. The blaze left only char and remains. the body was nearly consumed.
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Rarmin
Waterloo Dumanita
W. Schroek
Schreck Arie
Swedish Church Synod Sends Sympathy Telegram
A telegram of sympathy was sent by the Swedish Lutheran church synod to Oscar of Steden in response to a seression in Norway. The message was dispatched from the Augsburg synod meeting held at Stagtan Sanirdnay.
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Iowa
Bing Oscar Af Steden
Seression
Norway
Agdpustirci Synod
Elurch
Stagtan Sanirdnay
State Bankers Association opposes deposits insurance plan
At the Iowa Bankers Association convention in Des Moines a heated debate ended with a committee report on deposit insurance rejected. Leaders argued that private banks fear federal supervision and would resist government backing, while proponents said government backing would boost deposits and general banking business.
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Iowa Dankers’ Associaten
American Association
Kes Moines
L. F. Potter
First National Bank of Harlan
D. TL. Weinsheimer
Mills County National Bank of
Monona Harrison Canal Ditch Contracts Awarded
Contracts to build the Monona Harrison drainage ditch were let by the joint boards of supervisors of the two counties at Geneva Thursday. About 8 0 8 7 2 7 12 cubic yards will be excavated and the project costing nearly 400000 will reclaim 1050 acres of wet land improving corn fields. A recent court ruling that bidders must post bonds deterred some late bidders.
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Monona-Harrison Canal
Monone-Harrison
Gnaiva
Towa
Sioux City Worker Injured In Hot Water Tank Accident
James ODesell, employed by Chulally Packing Company in Sioux City, fell into a hot water tank on his first day at the packing plant. He lost balance on a wet floor and landed about ten feet, suffering severe burns to his body before coworkers aided him. The incident occurred Wednesday at the plant, shocking staff as water spilled and the floor became dangerous.
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Sioux City
James Odesell
Chulally
Fions
Noel
Dennel
Chicago
Ions City
Reward Offered for Body of Iowa Man Missing in Tehich
A $1,000 reward is offered for the body of F. Z. Mille last seen after a school bourse in Tehich. Reports describe a search by many freighters and difficulties locating the remains. Insurance and alleged leads have failed to yield a breakthrough as authorities investigate possible foul play and disappearance amid a string of other local troubles.
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Iowa
F. Z. Mille
Tehich
Dheré
Gooden
Pintlica
Anc
Ston
Canned Wife Arrest Report In Afarshall Town
A report from Afarshall town notes the arrest of Annie Renjanda Glenn on charges including alleged theft of a can and possession of a butcher knife. The case involves Andrew Uteseh and other local figures as proceedings pass before Justice Aliine Morelay. The suspect, around 15 years old, is tied to a prior case in Sleds River.
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Renjanda Glenn
Annie
Afarshall
Houshatei
MHK
Gan Anteust Uteseh
Udine
LeMare
Washington Tourristate
Aliine Morelay
Tie Gasties
War a Success in Flannae and Nearby Events
Report from Clorra el Tiladde last week records three events including a singe firemen tournament with approximate totals for elanes and rarriots. All expenses paid leave SOCK to be Tattoo. Des Moines Men set eight day western junket by Commercial Club to study expeditions and improve trade.
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Clorrael
Funket
Des Moines
Tier Bane
Scattered Editorial Snippets From Multiple Papers
A collage of clippings cites varied opinions on topics from Bontanist Burbank to rural delivery costs, women’s suffrage, Prohibition, and political graft. The items reflect sensational tone and editorial wit, naming places such as Chicago Burlington Burlington Hawkeye and San Francisco Chronicle along with figures like Cleveland and Elijah Dowie.
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Washington Post
Metico
United States
San Francisco Chronicle
Wisconsin
Oregon
Portland Oregonian
Osage Indians
Standard 681 Company
Oklahoma Times Journal
Captain Kidd
New York
Wilmington Journal
Augustus Chronicle
Missouri
Cnme
Ilttsburg Gazette
Chicago
Hesith
Elijah Li’ Dowie Bom
Savannab News
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Eher
Teausiers
Sinoe
Bigelow
Gell
Uye
Tentan Tfarhor
Graham & Marten
Bt. Josepl, Mich
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Sammon
Leadville
Caio
Mrs. Myers
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Port Worth
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Ihara
Vernon
Mich
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Hawkey
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State Bankers’ Association
BIG Ditch
Minnaon
Smeanzen
Coneequence
Alb
Tiecause
Athep
Selby
Alles Beiedinger
Jack
Arce
Dal
Hoch
Black
August W. Aachen
Nelson
Crete
Senund
Buffalo Courier
Anna Slaw
Anna
Topeka Verdail
Tifa
Noieeinew
Muaie
Tiem
Cleveland
Cleveland Has Inshild Wiseagyay Cushine
Mane
St. Lewis
St Louis Republic
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