Dynamite Plot Thwarted Against Czar in St Petersburg Parade
A St Petersburg report says Miss Merezhevsky, daughter of a privy counselor, concealed a bomb on May 10 during the czar’s parade. Police arrested her near the pavilion as authorities prevented an attack. rumors claim her father and others suffer shock amid the scare.
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St. Petershurg
Breslau
Zelting
Ste .Petersburg
Red Prity
Merezhevsky
Misk Merozhovsky
Workmen's University
Cann Nicholas
Poltava
Aidean
Gemet
Séthwladell
Texas Trust Case Fire in Anti-Trust Battle
The railroad and express companies sued the Missouri Hasan Texas and Pacific Express in Austin alleging conspiracy to block competition under the state anti trust law. Damages sought total about 200000. Judge Brooks upheld the corporations demurrer and dismissed alleged violations.
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Reailronda
Expraz
Offorney
Aurtin
Fie Etnie
Teaas
Misseun, Hasan
Texas Pind
Pacific Express
Iawea
Enterity
Infa & Conepirac
Odhep Exprasa
Katz” Systema
Fudge Brooks
District Court
Shieir Demurrer
Java
LLINOIS Republicans Hold Baffled Ballot Clash and Adjournment Talk
Fragmented report to the city desk notes Republicans pressing for adjournment talks as Lowden withdraw concerns swirl. A London procession forms to offset the race narrative while Newside court rulings address injuries from play and a Kansas City court upholds a Teent Gieheline sentence.
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Springfold
Vic
London
Lowden
Russian Retreat Likely As Kuropatkin Faces Japanese Advance
London reports and Standard dispatches discuss whether General Kuropatkin will retreat or fight near Mukden as Japanese forces threaten the Russian rear. Indecisive news from Harbin to Port Arthur mentions 100000 troops under Kuropatkin and ongoing bombardments. The Chinese welcome Japanese restoration of Antung administration aiding trade resumption.
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Swropatkin
Newa
London
Mukden
Standard
S . Tientaix
Gillespie murder trial testimony shocks Rising Sun
In Rising Sun Indiana Mrs Mary Herritt testified that she heard Elizabeth Gillespie scream and saw her in the yard with torn dress and bound arm while James shouted to leave her. Reporter Ludwig testified that Mrs Arbour said Elizabeths character was not good and that Mica Gillespie was a devil.
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Gillespie
Rising Sun
Ind
Mary Herritt
Barbeut
Elizabeth Gillespie
Lizzie Ping
James
Elizabeth
Chores Ludwig
Mra.arbour
Mica Gillespie
Serenaders Shot in Michigan Farm Shooting Incident
Mixtenn members of a party attacked farmer Robert Robertaso near his home six miles from Serenade, wounding him seriously along with two young women. Police and officers rushed to the scene to investigate the shooting.
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Mixtenn
Michigan
Mich
Siateen
Cerensde
Robert Robertaso
Forte
Dane Abhinrern
Wan
Gerlously
Wattaded
Marble
Ain
Borland
Anonge
Kheveral
Ban on lynchings marks new Louisiana governor oath
A large crowd gathered at the state capital in Baton Rouge as Newton C Blanchard was inaugurated governor with Javed Siders as lieutenant governor. Blanchard pledged that teaching would not be permitted if military action could stop it. United States Commissioner Heacock announced that Erde and Diamond would be tried in Washington on forty four counts of conspiring to defraud the U.S. with Benson and Schneider. A mass meeting in Faneuil Hall, Boston, supported reciprocity with Canada, called by Henry M Whitnes and the Boston chamber of commerce after a petition from over 30 000 Massachusetts businessmen.
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Louliana
Finton Rouge
Newton C
Blanchard
Javed ¥. Siders
Canada
Fanneil Hall
Tasson
Mass
Henry XN. Whitnes
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts
Merifoundlard
Still Removing Mines In Kerr Bay Reports
Admiral Kakoko reports to Tokin that on the 15th torpedo boats continued mine removal in Kerr Bay under fleet bombardment. A river of unrelated fragments follows about bank closures, thefts, a baby tied to a lever, and a drowning with no known cause.
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Kakoko
Tokin
Kerr Bay
Troops Hunt Moros Eye Punishment for Attackers
The article reports Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood leading a force of about 450 officers and men toward the Wand area to punish Moros who attacked American troops on May 9 and killed several officers and soldiers. Dispatches from Gen. command in the Philippines note ongoing expeditions, with some previously reported killed believed alive, and describe Ali’s band as largely quiet and offering assistance as forces move east of Lake Ligtasan through swampy terrain.
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Léonard Wood
Aineworth
Immanding
Philippines
Ali
Piang
United States
Cottaba
Lake Ligtasan
Husbands Starved Out Anti Euchre Crusade in Bayonne
In Bayonne New Jersey the Anti Euchre Society loses steam as the president resigns amid wives resisting curbs on playing. He claims his wife forgot how to cook since his campaign began, reflecting domestic strain and waning support for the reform.
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Bayonne
N. J
Reform Movement
Beauty Must Be Preserved by Odell Veto Action
Gov. Odell vetoes a bill expanding the Niagara Lockport and Qatari Power Company mandate. He cites widespread concern over threats to Niagara Falls beauty and urges the legislature to protect the landscape by preserving existing structures and preventing intrusive developments.
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Odell
Niagara Falls
New York
Niagara, Lockport and Qataria Power Company
Niagara
Weds Her Coachman in Noted Society Plot
The article reports Wianna, a society figure, secretly marrying her coachman James Wadsworth. The union shocks the elite, with Ravensworth’s 1909 death referenced and his estate valued near £9,000,000. The groom, 28, pledges loyalty to a new life, emphasizing a dramatic social turning point.
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Wiana
James Wadsworth
Earl Ravensworth
Ray He Died for Larre and Other Tragic Incidents
A Virginia man in Big Stone Gap died by suicide over love for Miss Cornelia Hrogkmire and a £100,000 will amid parental opposition. In Michigan, Bert Taylor killed his wife and himself after a quarrel with Henry McCaan at the hotel. Jealousy and threats tied to a governor who faced an insane interrupter at an Indianapolis conference.
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Larre
Big Stone Gap
Wiedward L. Wentz
Cornelia Hrogkmire
Young Wentz
Brookhire
Khonte
Killa Hiniacit
Munising
Mich
Bert Taylor
Himaelf
Daylor
Avandaft
Henry McCaan
Deport Turner upheld by Supreme Court on deportation order
Chief Justice Turler delivers Monday opinion in Washington sustaining New York port immigration authorities action to deport Englishman Turner described as an alleged anarchist. Shanghai report notes Japanese siege of Port Arthur by land and sea.
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Turner
Turler
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Port of
New York
Port Arthur
Shanghai
London Morning Post
Etbling
New York Banker Refuses to Answer Questions in Gambling Case
Will Not Tethe? Teese Laewisenn, a New York banker, subpoenaed to testify on gambling knowledge in the city, declined to answer questions from the strict Attorney Ferome in the court of special sessions and was held for contempt of court. Meanwhile reports say the Japanese dispatch boat Miyakow struck in a Tas area, causing twenty two casualties.
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Teese Laewisenn
New York
Ferome
Court of Special Sessions
Miyakow
Alleged Forger Arrested After Check Fraud Spreads
Homer M. Vorhies was captured in Correctionville by Sheriff Leeper and W. B. Dunlap after a spree of forged checks across about twenty five Iowa and Minnesota banks. He had cashed a $30 note in Des Moines with a forged A. W. Tyler signature, and faces grand jury charges in multiple counties. Vorhies, a 35 year old well dressed speaker, claimed he acted for others.
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Leoper
W. BE. Dunlap
Des Moines
Correctionville
Homer M. Vorhies
Vorhies
Iowa
Minnesota
Century Bank
A. W. Tyler
Bloomington
Dunlap
Lingis
Iinois
State Bankers’ Association
Vorbies
Short Change Men Target Shelby County Stores
A Scheme in small towns of Shelby County sees a man paying with a counterfeit or wrong small bill and pressing for change. The buyer distracts the merchant with a larger note while the suspect absconds with the small money, leaving the merchant to suffer the loss.
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Boelby
Quant
Shelby County
Robbers’ Haul Ends With Car Theft and Escape
An outlaw party attempted a break in at 2 Fremont Avenue and targeted a post office but fled empty handed. They stole a handcar from the local depot, headed toward Hedrick, abandoned the vehicle between Highland and Rutledge, then escaped toward Ottumwa.
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Dewelsy
Fremont
Copéral
Hedrick
Rutledge
Ottamwa
Fire destroys business buildings in Chariton area
Fire damage at Chariton destroys debt business buildings and contents worth about 15000. Two men are held on suspicion of arson after thefts linked to the blaze. The fire started near the city hall and spread rapidly before being extinguished with about 2300 spent on efforts.
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Incen- Haring
Buillines
Chariton
Insuranes
Farmer Fatally Injured by Stampede in Plymouth County
Fritz Bornhorst a farmer seven miles from TeAfars died Saturday from injuries after a bull charged him as he watered cattle. He suffered crushed ribs and internal injuries in the pasture incident. Nearby Ida Grove reports improving conditions with recent favorable weather aiding planting and farm activity.
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Plymouth County
Fritz Bornhorst
U. S
Bernert
Mystic Shriners Return From Za-Ga-Zig Pilgrimage
Shriners from Za-Ga-Zig temple led a pilgrimage with 000 participants crossing the Arabian desert and returning to Sioux City at 3 o'clock Friday morning. Attendees from EL Bahir Cedar Rapids Riad Sioux Falls Kaaba Davenport and Tangier Omaha joined the event and were greeted with warm hospitality in Sioux City.
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Sioux ‘City
Northwestern
Sioux City
Des Moines
Za-Ga-Zig
EL Bahir Temple
Cedar Rapids
Riad
Sioux Falls
Kaaba Temple
Davenport
Tangier ol-Qmaha
Rioux City
Thair
Missouri River
Bluffs
Choking Burglar Strikes Clinton Homes In One Night
A lone burglar entered six Clinton residences the same night, grabbing jewelry and small sums of money. He confronted 78 year old Mrs. Isabel Huffman at her home at 2 am, choking her and demanding her purse before she handed over a few dollars.
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Clinton
Barrier Gang
Isabel Huffman
Aged German Pioneer Eberhard Dies by Own Hand
David Eberhard, a Merrill pioneer aged 72, hanged himself in a coal shed behind his home Monday night. His daughter Lise found the body. after removal, signs indicated suicide. He had lived in Galena and Liberty Township before moving to Merrill about ten years ago, grieving the death of his wife a year earlier.
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Avid Eberhard
David Eberhard
Eltisen
Merrill
Fila
Lise
Bim
Eberhard
Tax dispute over inheritance across Vermont and Iowa
The case centers on a $90,000 estate and $20,000 in advances tied to collateral inheritances. The Vermont-in-hand funds and a bank CD are argued to be taxed by Iowa and Vermont respectively, with executor George A. Oliver of Onawa resisting tax payment while the deceased is P. Whiting of Hanover. The dispute tests state tax authority and cross border probate rules.
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Vermont
Towa
Enat
Arent Lei
Alia P. Whiting
Hanover
Lightning Panic Spooks Funeral Procession at Ute
At Ute during Orlin A Hopkins funeral, a severe thunderstorm unleashed bolts that shattered a telephone pole beside the hearse. The panic split the procession of eighty carriages, horses bolted, couples and children were tossed, drivers shouted, and several people were slightly injured. The hearse narrowly avoided wreck.
Embezzlement Suspect Brought Back for Fraud in Jones County
A Wilson alias FLIL Woods and several other names was returned to Cedar Rapids from Lawrence Iowa by Jones County sheriff for embezzlement involving fraud against many residents. He served as an agent for the Royal Gnim Life Insurance Company while allegedly siphoning funds.
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A. Wilson
Flil
Woods
Cedar Rapide
Lawrence
Ixon
Jones County
Royal Gnien Life Insurance Company
Requisition for Harry Wilson and forged note case
A requisition in Des Moines cites Tarry Wilkan, agent of the Thayal Union Tnsurance Company at Man tierllo, accused as Lavine forged a note for Sid to obtain commissions. He is under arrest in Lawrence, Kan. Carrier convention selects Sioux City as next venue. two days meet in Waters. City chosen as next meeting site in late proceedings.
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Zenna W. John
Tes Moines
Rorns
W. John
Muscatine County
Inca
West Liberty
Harry Wilson
Des Moines
Tarry Wilkan
Thayal Union Tnsurance Company
Mantierllo
Lavine
Aflice
Sidon
Tle
Lawrence
Kam
Sioux City
Waters
Liews City
Panamanian figures noted in canal era leadership
John F Wallace named chief engineer of the Pan American canal and central rail coach. Thomas W Lawson battles Rockefeller interests with Amalgamated Copper ties. Panamanian leaders Amador and Gudger shown amid canal construction plans under Admiral Walker overseeing site progress.
Locust Plague Threat Prompted Military Action
The article describes Ker facing a locust plague as the government mobilizes an army to control the pest. It notes tactics using trenches to trap and destroy swarms before they advance further, urging rapid action before the insects spread.
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Mia
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Walter Twan
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Steiek Hwo
Lal
Tio Lergin
Chicago
U.S
Jaauling
Bursher
Georgia Banks Fair
Lant & Bons’ Bank
Macendia
Hank Sufe
Steal Mills
Moster, Waiterlary & Co
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Money
Joseph Rorek
Duluth
Mian
Felix Atater
Thavine
Cope
Lind of
Columbus
Moros
Horbin
Churhin
Indiana
African Methodist Episcopal Conference
Chicaze
Abraham
Paeane
Terre Haute
Indi
Daisy Markit
News OF the Week
Forget
Checkest Banke
Fire
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Rex Stables
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Judige Vilington
Mire
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Supreme Court
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al Dubuque
Charles Trady
Manonic Temple
Wall Lake
Samson
Walt Lake
Mystic Shriners
August Mange
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John F. Wallace
Panamer Canal
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Mt Wallace
Fall
Monmouth University
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Owallace
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Quincy
Ax Bradman
Illinois. Central
Thomas W. Lawson
Stock Exchange
Lawson
Amalgamated Copper Company
de. Manuel] Arcader
Panama
Wb Bmd
Dyhem
Amador
Ite
Panaina
Thin Cyantry
America
Mexekiah A. Gudger
Mr Gudger
North Carolina
McW'nley
Isthmus
New Republic
Auther
Walker
Panata Canal
M. Amador
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