Kansas co operative colony proposed for unemployed
Prominent Kansas leaders announce a plan to establish a cooperative colony for the unemployed on 2000 acres in Crawford County. Key figures include John W. Breidenthal Congressman Ridgely Chris Tiefenbach and W. H. Biddle. The plan envisions production and distribution under a central company owned by residents with profits shared and monthly home payments.
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Crawford County
Kansas
John W. Breidenthal
M. Breidenthal
Ustal
Riot at Polish Church in Bay City Ends with Widespread Damage
A six month factional dispute at St. Stanislaus Polish Catholic Church in Bay City Michigan led to a Sunday riot. Clergy conflict between Father Boxzachl and Father Mathawaki sparked a pitched battle inside the crowded church with clubs and missiles, injuring many and drawing police to separate the combatants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stanislaus
Bay City
Mich
Father Boxzachl
Mathawakki
Actiing
Tha Narviss
Tie
Frantic Street Fight Ends In Widespread Bloodshed
In Cleveland China on Franke Ho Avenue Bil a large brawl erupts among Slava and Nungari residents. Dozens fight with improvised weapons as women and children flee. Police report many injured and two feared fatally, triggered by a dispute between James Garter and John Spremashia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevaland
Franke Ho Avenue
Bil
Gleveland
China
Tari
Oui
Sylvester Carter
William Mallay
O James Garter
John Spremashia
Fay
Mysterious Sin Franisen Airship Claim Faces Inventor
The so called Upsrico airship mystery in Sin Franisen centers on Dr W dengan a reclusive resident of a lodging house for years. His attorney says the inventor claims to have piloted the craft through a heavy storm using perfect screws while wind currents ran contrary. The device allegedly withstood the gale like a bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin Franisen
Dr .W. Dengan
Bis Atarney
Bryan Returns Home After Week Away
Mr Bryan arrived home Sunday night after a week away enjoying rest and recreation in the Clarke area. He reports the outing did him a lot of good with no political discussions among the residents during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Qlarks
Ouldaar
Iis
Dockers and Porters Move Toward Strike Support
Reported meeting of porters and coal heavers in Lambury shows union calls to join a dock strike. Dockers of Atmarioa Wad pledge backing movement amid widespread toll cuts in Woodford County Kentucky and neighboring areas.
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Lambury
Atmarioa
Weyler Deposed as Spanish Commander in Cuba Reported
Dispatches from Madrid and Havana claim Gen. Weyler has resigned as captain of the army in Cuba after a rupture with Madrid. Gen. Prande is named his successor, with Maceo seen as still avoiding battle and Weyler criticized for failures. Local unrest grows amid waning Spanish confidence.
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New York City
Madrid
Weyler
Guba
Prande
Havana
Prands
Maceo
Pinar del Itio
Fabian
Spain
Sensational St Paul Case Ends With Guilty Plea
In St Paul Michigan Rev James C Hull facing a charge of attempted wire poisoning withdrew his not guilty plea after last evidence showed guilt and the court sentenced him to six years in Stillwater penitentiary. Hull had testified previously denying the arsenic poisoning claims and the defense argued for mercy noting possible imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Hull
St. Paul, Mich
Hull
Buil
Ilulstind
Listea
Eagan
Plans for the inauguration and national party visits
National Republican Chairman Al A Tanna discusses inaugurations and travel to Canton with efforts around party committees and dignitaries. He notes meetings with Major McKinler and Major Alutinley to discuss related topics and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
National Republican
al. A. Tanna
McKinler
Congress Adopts Liberalistic Platform at Indianapolis Meeting
The Cangerese of Religeuaa in aeagon at Indianapodz adopted resolutions supporting Vibrations and liberty to religion. The second resolution passed with little debate, focusing on eliminating ward liberalism.
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Indianapodz
Farwell Bank Losses Across Sullivan County Institution
Panker John J. Farwell of the Sullivan County Institution for Savines faced scrutiny over a large deposit loss totaling about 1,009,000 in depreciated or worthless western land bets and stock schemes. Farwell handled funds for many depositors and investors, with the cash sunk in risky investments erased by the commissioners.
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Ende
Panker
John J. Farwell
Sullivan County Institution For
Savines
Dare Aont
Nod
Eapape
Farwell
Moray
Itis
Wammlissietars
Activity on the Canal Fork Sparks Shipping Moves
The Tanama Canal fork sees heavy work as 140 Talorers arrive from the wesh Tnilies and join crews on the Culebra ent. The Gasila Eden steamship is expected at Culin with another shipment of $40 halurers from the west coast of Africa.
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Tanama
Amotier
Culebra
Culin
Africa
Unclear historical notes mix prankster and public notices
Fragmented text recounts a prank involving pepper on a violin and a mistaken neck injury, mentions arrests and medical doubt, then shifts to railway and market notes, a horse or race record, and scattered social visits. The garbled source yields uncertain names and events with partial phrases and inconsistent details.
Weyler Vows Mortal Blow to Revolution by Christmas
Capt. Gen. Weyler says he is satisfied with early Pinar del Rio results and will press operations another two weeks. He notes Maceo to the southwest and praises his troops and Spain’s internal loan, while promising further moves along the southern coast.
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California
Weyler
Finar del Rio
Ey Lthérai
Bidrid
Jaganea
San Cristobbel
Pinar ‘del Rio
Pinar del Rio
Antonio Maceo
Steamer San Benito Wrecks Near Point Arena
The steamer San Benito bound from Tseamz to San Francisco ran ashore seven miles north of Point Arena California during a violent storm. The hull broke in two after striking a sand bar. five men died in a capsized lifeboat and others were saved by rescuers including a ground trip to shore. Survivors received medical aid from a doctor ashore.
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San Benito
Ewo
Tseamz
San Francisco
Point Arena
Cal
Darylight
Town a Lopal Wiech disaster spans Skagit county town
A chaotic report details a vast fire and wreck in a Skagit County town along the Skagit River. Destruction collapses houses, toppled walls, and damaged streets. no lives were lost but property and riverbank damage are extensive. Railway lines near Seattle and Northern Railroad suffered near total destruction, with recovery time unclear. Local figures and observers describe broad devastation and shifting relief needs.
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Hamilton
Waah
Mate Desviaie
Bhagit Hives
Skagit County
Washington
Skagit
Baker & Footaiin
Walla
Duwer
Duats
Seattie
Rairoad
Weolry
Phaniston
Bandits Endure Arizona Posse Killings Nerve Yet Gunned
Deputy United States Marshal Ale Glinchy led a fight where the notorious Bob Hayes was killed and George Musgrove wounded as four posse members were injured. Black Jack Andrson Freuig Ander son Bill George and one other escaped. The clash occurred near Der Greek about thirty miles south of Separ, NM, along the Southern Pacific line. The gang had held up multiple posts and banks across the region since July. Cole Young was killed earlier in the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Bob Hayes
United States
Ale Glinchy
Black Daut
George ‘Musgrove
Jeff Devs Wlin
Black Jack
Freuig Anderson
Bill George
Tury Miles
Separ
N. ML
Southern’ Pacific
White Oak Stage
Nogales Bank
Woviston Postoffice
San Sinn Postoffice
Stein
Britain backs down on Venezuela gold fields dispute
Some anti administration members of Congress credit the settlement of the Venezuelan dispute to Great Britain's decision to submit to arbitration. They argue that English mining experts found the Venezuelan gold fields not worth quarrelling about, after the United States asserted a protector role for Venezuela.
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Venezuela
Congress
Washington
Rgb
Olney
Congzress
Great Britain
United States
England
Dan and Co Review Signals Revival in Trade
Weekly Trade Review reports a broad restart of operations with more than 30 previously idle establishments resuming work. The expansion boosts employment and output while speculative markets cool as prices rise and then ease.
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I.g
Dan & Vols Weekly Review of Trade
Banda Abo
Fragmented OCR on Silver Issue and Legal Tender Debate
Fragmentary text describes a meeting at Worcester about free silver adoptions and bonds with interest bearing terms. Discusses government debt and legal tender rates, claiming a ratio of 6 to 1 under certain conditions. Contains garbled phrases and unclear affiliations and dates.
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Rulne
Wraxlon
Bouchester
Lie Gennis
Manuay
No Now Gans Ordered in Navy Report
Capt Samson, chief of ardinnes of the United States navy, notes a sensational report about naval orders. The navy has issued strict, minimal directives previously and now reportedly none beyond a cautious statement. A stray reference mentions German actions and a referenced loss, with unclear details and dates.
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Gans
Samson
Ardinnes
United States Navy
Iba
Navy
New York
Fragmented Market Quotations for Cattle and Grain
The document lists varied market prices by region and commodity. It includes cattle prices for Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and New York style markets, with weights, grades, and per unit values. Grain and hay prices appear next to livestock terms, alongside miscellaneous notes on eggs and creamers.
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Chicago
Cattie
Cmnamon
Rea Lonis
Cincinnati
Sheen
Detroit
Cartie
SGU
Hors
Ula
Milwaukee
eGerrye
Lywa Firemen Association Holds Annual Iowa Meeting
The Iowa Lywa Firemen Association met at Muscatine for its annual business session with a banquet at the Commercial Hotel and a grand ball at the Armory. Officers elected for the coming year include A Woolf Cedar Rapids as President and J H Johnson Marshalltown as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Towa Firemen’s Association
Muscatine
Othée-Commercial Hotel
Armory
Royal Department
Rotes
Ponvero
Gams
Trrinuell
Marshaltown
J. IL. Dondere
Juwa City
Bids Opened for Cherokee Asylum Project in Des Moines Session
The bids for the Cherokee asylum construction were opened in Des Moines with five custodial bidders present. The lowest bid listed is from a company in Janesville, while other firms across Illinois Wisconsin and nearby states submitted figures. Officials report bids are high and propose reviewing alternate plans to reduce costs.
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Des Alwines
Janesville
Ube
Capita, Brick and Ping Company
Bre
Marshaliuewn
Purdie
Rock Island
Netmessey de Gox
Nowton & FW
Os Danceville
Wis
Kies
China
Nolk
Marian Hughes
Law
Council Tait
Lawier
Niyain & Cast
Pagal
Soft
Peyepverd
Tragic Fire Incident and Mining Accidents Reported
A chaotic scene in an eastern mining town reports a deadly fire and a separate mining accident. Officials describe injuries and fatalities while rescue teams search for survivors and stabilize the area.
State fair animal convention sought by Iowa association
The article reports on the best animal convention in the state sought by the association of kawa ever held, with exhibits and resolutions, plus notes on a Cedar Rapids house safes sale and a 25th annual event at the Down Worker Siffrate ALTH. It mentions deaths including Isaac Tucker of Jefferson and Dr Samuel Prienwider of Creston, and a Justice Alexander waiver proceeding involving Rev Benedice.
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Cies
Micky
Ania
Ite
Tina
Cedar Rapids
Adpiog
Tet
Solet
Woman Suiteare Association
Vine
Dows
Dolependence
Isaac Tucker
Jefferson
Samuel Prienwider
Creston
Momes
Iowa
Ateresa Association of
Cijuage
Tose
Ruling Upholds Sale of Intoxicants Under Common Law
Judge Caswell decides a note for selling liquor is valid. He holds that common law right to sell intoxicants exists unless barred by statute and that state prohibitions are overridden, enabling sale with a permit and consideration. The decision supports honesty and state authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AUn@rky
Ghostly Hoax Unfolds at Webster Pit Encounter
A six week haunting at the Webster pit sees a supposed ghost terrorizing locals until a firearm intervention ends the shooting. A bystander sustains leg injuries but survives as the eerie tale fuels chilling, sensational speculation about spirits and reality.
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Authe
Webster
Rale
Fish Stocking and Women Hunters Rally in River Event
The article notes a fish stocking effort by a state commission with a 3.7 percent figure and describes a river event where pelts and other items were distributed. It mentions the involvement of the Fish and Game Protective Association and a mix of participants including women pursuing the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Suites Fish Commissioner
Lowa
Ily
Jonnsen Fish and Game
Theaso
Gisling
Coragvidia
Prosperity Proves Path Lost, Farquhar Obey Moweés
Blurred text reports a travel incident near Taelede date at St Plantia Mo. A person named Farquhar is mentioned with a body found and payment linked to a jon and an Iranadialery reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farquhar
St Plantia
Ntirilssesk Dati
Glevh Geean
Iranadialery
Telephone Hon Afect and Local Civic Notes in 1920s Style
Fragmented local items report the Luna Telephone Association meeting and debt concerns, arrests over alleged illegal betting, a court calendar with Judge goodman slated to take over, and a series of tragedies including a child burned and a warehouse fire at Waterhon. Ongoing fair association discussions and industrial efforts are noted.
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Luna ‘Telephone Association
Dias Meugiez
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Enand
Buibert Prisnn
Uprisco
Woodford Counry
Kentucky
Somiter
Rand Owen
Waeluastoy
Aarne Eporvis
Etic
Wheeler
ST. Paul Case
Hannan
Snoerzen
Jacob Gilson
Howden
Mars
Martin Silver
Silver
Gibson
Chieapo
Hieteckel
Davis
Fred Grant
Grant
Jefferson Tdavis
Misa
Winnie Davis
St. Louis
Cal. Graink
Slaynes Wheat Company
Portland
Jiat
Wo Eels
Studsbarer Bros
South Bend
John Gentry
John T Gentry
L. A. Vewksbury
Kate Fick
Saaliia Honelati
Kate
Wea
Wieek
Weiolaln
Lopal Wiech
Geo. W. Bermstead
George W. Fertig
Wil
Ferris Wheel
Pittsburg
Ita
George Ferris
Galeshurs
Lisiligas
G. W. Perris
Wioel
Perris
Hastory
Assaiss
Poster
Mmgawati
Xhe
Ustate Tlw
Hongiaha
Col Speling
Foster
Tord Wing
Red Wing
Philadelpha
Pensacola
Tadgea
Selarday
Ebriska
Anttec
Jude
Nevasia
Hive Wiscox
Qooce Tigeax
Fred Os
Saltele Whit Bandits
DAN &O
Derclares
Hefekhibehankeen
Germany
Coton Paver Une
Lywa Firemen's Association
Sournaiene Awe Towa
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Bashriage Vyear—Oubertenis
Oskkalooan
Stlidifter Coal Company
Qaelena
Bool
Ali
Adap
Nos Gowan
Ansk Fis Diiey
Dagdfey Cpadiee Cigee
Tee
Prst
Uae
Benedice
EN. Benedict
Alexander Ate. Larrabee
Oephacee
Tome Ruarias
Dave Bagcipad Nain
Thedess
Mulcy
Avsifa Seston
Sanday
Brest
al Duyears
Sintlitin
Rapwsa
John Sienmons
Pade
Eice
Wike
Wile Medina
Hemphill Wottinglay
Ned Ue Yhill
Aimee Pelorsua
Gaiouyilic
Andae Taddta Taasa
Cours
District Court of
Sinny Conny
Oratee City
Padi Scott Mo
Laws
Khig
Asane Asuvinia
Boaraveil
Albert Weathers
Jos Wis
Waterhon
Wiley Can Parks
Walerton
Eli
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