Reichlin Case Sparks Lorain Courthouse Drama
In Lorain detectives Goldsmith and Mintz question Noah Spradling after he is brought to police headquarters in connection with the Reichlin murder. Spradling remains a key witness under heavy bail as officials debate reopening the case upstairs. Prosecutor Stroup and Mayor King have not yet decided on next steps while Catholic supporters fund a growing murder reward fund that now nears 7 000 dollars.
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Ea Walder
Noah
Spraing
Casimir Reichlin
Goldsmith and Mintz
Spradling
Stroup
Mints
Lorain
Mintz
Whele
King
Agatha ‘Reichlix
Loraine
Father Walser
Gward
Ting
Denver Man May Have Been Massacred in Awful Butcheries
A chaotic, violent account describes massacres and mutilations attributed to mob actions. The text alleges widespread killings of women and children, arson, and destruction as mobs attacked Jews while crying anti Jewish slogans. The report cites a father in hospital and references Russians and Christians in a sectarian massacre.
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Parente
Denver
Thissia
Davever
Blaimothar
Tle
Lismos
Big Blaze in Buffalo Fuses Major Property Loss
Fire in Buffalo devastated the Diamond Mills and an elevator owned by Church & Co. The Lake Shore railroad transfer and about forty cars were destroyed. Sparks caused smaller homes nearby to burn and were fought by all city fire apparatus. Estimated loss about 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchll & Co
Samempany
Lake Shore
Jim
Buffalo
Cy Thak
Strike Shrinks Denver Eats as Bakeries and Groceries Reopen
Amid reform actions, 1,500 workers including cooks waiters bakers and butchers were stirred to strike by the Pure Farm County Council. Nearly all city restaurants closed as contracts shift with suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pure Farm
Counceil
Break in New York Subway Strike Spreads
In New York a major break in a 6 000 strong subway strike occurred as most workers awaited arbitration of their grievances. About 1 200 members of a rackmen and excavators union refused to return to work, prolonging disruption.
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New York
Tolice
Brooklin
S. C
Fire claims life of promoter at Peoria temple
A promoter of the Masoanie Temple in Peoria, Oh, lost his life when a fire broke out in the building at about 3 o clock Wednesday. The blaze ruined the structure and the victim was identified as Asward Schraidzki.
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Asward Schraidzki
Promricter
Peoria
Manchuria Open to Foreign Travel Due to Official Notice
An official notice states all Manchuria is open to foreign travel and passports are no longer required. Reports claim restored activity after nine days of desertion as areas like the Northwest Territory see renewed life under premier consent.
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Manchuria
Vekin
Phlneon
Frank
Ayvain
Northwest Territory
Othe
Injunction Bars Businessmen From Targeting Unions in Omaha
The district court in Omaha Nebraska issued an injunction against the Business Men's Association and listed proprietors, dealers, and jobbers as restrained. The order, sought by Omaha Local 28 Waiters Union, bars actions against unions and their management, to stop boycotts and threats to suppliers who work with labor groups. Judge Dickinson signed the order without comment, with broad restraint against the association and individuals named.
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Omaha
Dickinson
Tobago
Yeiser
Wniod
Rion
Restaurent Propriétore
Men's’ Asocition
N ‘Ational
Aa ‘Perpost
Praying for Rain as Forest Fires Rage in Pennsylvania
Forest fires rage across Cambria Somerset and Westmoreland counties as volunteers and miners battle flames for a week without pause. Villages face destruction while large forces fight the blaze near Laurel Hill and Seward prompting warnings of danger from Greensburg reports.
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Pennsylvania
Cambria
Somerset
Westmoreland
Penneyslvania
Fin
Calmort
Greensburg
Apevial Agus
Laurel Huw Mountains
Seward
Big Cattle Quarantine Moves Across Western States
Western states plan a nationwide cattle quarantine within days. Gov. Peabody to issue proclamation as six regions and territories come under new rules. Cattle from Mexican border to Canada will be covered, with the Laramie to the Canadian River area affected.
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Awhae
Baye
Denver
Colo. Dispatch
Peabody
Canada
Lockie
aTianomi
Stolen Cash Recovered. Messenger Arrested in Express Robbery
Detectives recovered all but 8200 pounds or 20000 in currency stolen from the United States Express Company cafe in transit from Pottsville to Philadelphia. Express messenger William J. Murphy, employed fifteen years, was taken into custody as part of the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Express Company
Pottsville
Philadelphia
Willian J. Murphy
Murphy
United States Expresa Company
Immigrants From South Africa Secure Mexican Land
Former Boer forces leaders Benjamin Vilieen and W D Layman arrived in New York after securing 300 acres of prime Mexican land for a South African immigrant home. A separate Southern train wreck near Knoxville killed engineer Robert B Wolteman and injured seven passengers. The Turkish government apologized to the Bulgarian diplomatic agent over police arrests in Constantinople.
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Benjamin Vilieen
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Yorksrami
W. D. Layman
New York
Mexico
South Africa
Ergioeer
Southern
Knoxville
Teon
Asheville
MN. D
White Dine
Robert B. Wolteman
Prasenger
Forkey
Constantinople
Strikers Ignore Ultimatum At Mobile Plant
General Manager Clark warned that striking workers would be replaced, but the threat failed to persuade many to return. In Alabama a lamp explodes killing Lamp Explores Long of Frankfort Indiana and his six year old daughter. a year old son is possibly fatally injured.
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Clark
Mobile
Ain
Long
Frankfort
Ind
Strikes Loom Across Railroads Amid Concessions Rejected
Report outlines a near general strike as Northern is said to be in a critical stand, with the general executive committee rejecting concessions by General Manager Ward after a St Paul conference. Denver trades face expected strikes affecting 15 000 workers, Jackson Mich building laborers idle, and Mobile and Ohio Railroad workers in St Louis warned to return to service or lose wages.
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Northern
Hix
Tremely
Great Northern Railroad
Atribe
Ward
St.Paul
Denver
Colo
Wil Beglat
Bitte ‘Ers
Bitte ‘Ers’ Exchange
Tackson
Mich
Mobile and Ohio
St. Louis
Kansas City Woman Dies Without Medical Help
Mrs. Glarence J. Byrne dies in Kansas City Missouri after a month of illness. She had just given birth to a month- old baby and was kept from medicine and doctors by Christian Scientists. Her husband Clarmice W. Byrne defended the choice, dismissing modern medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Glarence J. Byrne
Bansas City
Clarmice W. Byrne
Liquor Bills Rejected by Kansas Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court at Topeka ruled that the price of intoxicating liquor locally sold in Kansas could not be recovered. The case involved Drexton& Janes of Renesas Cip-coed Goan & Torelli of Et eis, Rh, and Goes & Pawel arguing the sale occurred in War Fas ark contrary to law. The court upheld the decision that recovery of the price was not allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Topeka
Drexton& Janes
Renesas
Goan & Torelli
Eteis
Goes & Pawel
San Francisco Police Arrest Chinese Conspirators
Four of the eleven presidents of the Lee Yup Societies are arrested for conspiracy to murder 800 members of the Chinese Society of English Education. Goo Hong-thi, president of On-Yiek, and Tong Lee Ying, president of Bow Leong Tong, confessed. seven remain in hiding.
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San Francisco
Lee Yup Societs
Chinese Society of English Education
Goo Hong-thi
On-Yiek
Tong Lee Ying
Bow Leong Tong
Rioting and strikes disrupt Brooklyn and cities nationwide
Reports describe violent confrontations as unionists clash with police during a broad strike wave. Subway workers in New York threaten a six month walkout while Chicago and Covington see factory walkouts and warehouse fires amid mounting labor tensions.
Rumor of an Express Heist Confession Rejected by Britt Officials
Local Britt, Iowa discussion centers on a rumored confession by an express agent in a daylight robbery investigation. Detectives allegedly found a $5000 package in a supervisor’s office and used it to pressure a confession, but Peterson denies any involvement. Officials deny the tale and insist on his innocence and return to duty.
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Biason
Britt
Fold Peterson
Boas
Ander
Jwhn Peterson
Tor É
Peterson
Averill
Bryne
Express
United States Express Comp Hey
Judge Denies Demurrer in Oleomargarine Case
Judge Glyen overruled the demurrer in the Armour Packing Company oleomargarine indictment. The ruling holds that proving the product is merely yellow colored suffices, not that it is artificially colored to imitate yellow butter. A state dairy victory, likely to advance the case.
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Armour Packing Company
Ander
Dea Molees
Iowa
Glyen
Postoffice Robbery and Local Crime Reports Mix
A rough description of a bold Monday postoffice robbery at Kossuth includes a masked rider, a brown horse, and a stole amount near 450 dollars with 150 in cash. The thief fled, and authorities fear capture is unlikely as Postmaster Tellard’s store room was left disturbed.
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Gan
Kossuth
Eid
Tellard
Elasios
Mnénear
Egcare
Iegenth
Nadisnélis
Hodses
Puckett
Westin Deputy Shot in Conneil Jewel Robbery Arrest Attempt
Weston officers Baker and Sumner Knot attempted to arrest George Matheson after suspicion linked him to a jewelry store robbery. Matheson drew a revolver and shot Deputy Baker, the ball likely passing through the upper torso. Knox chased Matheson along the Rock Island tracks but ran out of ammunition. Matheson escaped and has not been seen since.
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Sherif’ Baker
Weston
George Matheson
Sheil
Baker
Conneil
Sumner Knot
Depuy Baker
Daputy
Knox
Rock Island
Matheson
Giant Pelican Shot Near Clinton in River
Local hunter Chaos Brandt shot a giant eight foot two inch pelican in the river before Clinton with a single 22 caliber rifle. The bird has a fourteen inch length, a large throat pouch, snowy white body with black wing markings, and will be mounted. Pelicans are rare in this region except BC and southern Florida.
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Clinton Tilinrod
Brindt
Brandt
British Columbia
Florida
Des Moines Man Charged With Murder After Fatal Quarrel
Edward Packett of Des Moines was arrested charged with the murder of Alex Youcker an itinerant trader. They quarreled over a barter trade in a tent. Packett knocked Youcker down and though injured Youcker later died from head injuries discovered at a neighbor’s house.
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Des Moinee
Edwand Packett
Dea’ Moines
Alex Youcker
Arr
Puckett
Youcker
Ted
Magle Allen Dies in Shooting Case at Singleton Hospital
The victim, Magle Allen, died after a shot incident involving Ross, who faces manslaughter charges brought by County Attorney Northrate. Coroner Lierle has set an inquest in August as details emerge from hospital and witness statements.
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Vicsim
Hevolven
Mable Alen
Marshallenen
Eli Wag Slick
Ton Ross
Singleton
Ross
Lierle Haa
Cedar Falls Mayor Warns Drunkard Agents
Mayer Hemenway of Cedar Falls fined a man for acting as an agent in securing intoxicants for a habitual drinker. The mayor warned harsher penalties and jail, and said U.S. authorities would be notified to pursue bootlegging regulations.
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Cedar Fails
Mayer Hemenway
Cedar Falls
United States
Wife Seeks Divorce After Husband’s Shocking Attack
A divorce petition alleges marital crime including a man tying his wife to a tree and firing three shots. The wife also cites other violent acts and being treated as a target. A tramp named Neal Shea of West Superior Wisconsin is reported as having died after being struck by a freight train, his body mangled. Marathon completes air pressure water works plan with completion expected by mid next week, property valued at $54,000. Trustee Merritt Keene of Marshal Town sold Rimwades Carmean Pure Company assets at an auction. Mother Angelin, longtime head of the Sisters of St. Lumilus, dies in Ottumwa at heart disease age listed as hh.
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Ges Moines Cp
Sigik
John Sickle
Ab Lene
Jobo
Acta
Crncker
Nial Shea
West Superior
Wis
Beane
Marathon
Breught
Merritt Keene
Marshal Town
Rimwades-Carmean Pures Company
Elionte BH
Staver Carriage Company
Chieren
Copenhagen Elects Socialist Mayor Amid Coalition Shifts
The article notes Copenhagen shifting toward a Socialist mayor with Liberals backing a Socialist candidate, signaling a likely Socialist majority in the council. It also mentions U.S. political figures and labor leaders, including General Tyner of the Post Office and John J Lynch, a prominent union organizer, with broader global references to labor movements and political figures.
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Hull
Hell
the. Reichlin
Lorain, CO
Peter Faber
Faber & Co
Chicago
Fahey
Knights of Columbus
Chicago Beard of
le Dowle Pal
Big Blaze
Brooklyn
River
Mary Augusta Isr
Per Lynde
T. J. Mahoney
BLL
Games
Hotel and Restaurant Keepers’ Association
Deertog
Deering Works
T International Garvester Company
Mitire
Rown
Nater
Covington
Universal Tehhacco Company
Battesby & Armstrong
News OF
Dee Moines
Alex Euchre
Les Moines
Edwanl Puckett
Dubuque
Giron
Union Pleetrie Company
Berg
Sherif Steiner
Java Telephone Company
Thoone
Bien Perty
Eighten
Colfax
St. Luke's Hospital
Davonport
Wilton
Hangine
Philip Kahna
Northiwest
Orient
Watehou
de Forest Ie Helth Tstler
Trawarden
DePorst
Los Angeles
Cal
Plawanden
Palnters
Ger Increnans
Painters’ Union of
Pribuqne
Berotofore
Magle
Allen
Angelin
The
Sisters of Tlnmilus
Con- Vee
Ottumwa
Mahy -Yesis
Copenhagen
Efér
Mater Trens
Maler J. Jensen
Central Council
Tradé Unions
Denmark
Aim
Tyner
Post Office
Congress
P.O. Wanna Ber
Machiavelli
Turkey
Hatton Bey
Lfe
Hanna Bly
McKinley
Lewis G. Herrolds
Dayton
Manny
League
John 3. Lynch
Figarmakers’ International Union
Lynch
Gaien
Gesntlle
International Union
Youn J. Lynch
Fective
Washington
Union
James BR. Garfield
Department of Conineres and Labor
Guiteri
Garfield
United States Civil Service
Mr. Garfield
Miss Newell
Gariu ID
Lake Shara and
Michigan Southern Railroad
Elsie Barrett
U Teilegraphersert Central
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