Roosevelt Opens Naval Warship Conference in Newport
President Roosevelt addressed a large Newport conference on new battleships, urging a strong American navy as cheap safety insurance. The Mayflower carriage carried a collision report with the schooner Menawa, crew rescued, and funds provided for their Maine travel. Navy and Army officers from Fort Adams and Fort Greble attended as the talks continued into the afternoon.
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Newport
Sessio
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Washington
Mayflower
Menawa
Maine
Nary Newberry
Horace Forter
Potter Bishop Henry Cotman Potter Dies in Cooperstown
Henry Cotman Potter seventy seven year old Protestant Episcopal bishop of Cooperstown died at 3:35 pm at his bedside. He was surrounded by family including Mrs Meson and Mrs W. S. view not clear. The passing ends a long era of church leadership in the area with other clergy present.
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Cooperstown
Henry Cotman Potter
Seventa Protestant Episcopal
Meson
Caz
Potter
Admiral Relestversxy Not Dead and Wartime Rumors
Fragmentary notes claim Admiral Relestversxy is alive denying reports of death. Mentions of Kamem, Japan, and the Pacific Navy are garbled, with references to 1907 and a mantled hat. Overall, the text is incoherent and lacks a clear event or authoritative source.
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Relestversxy
Kacement
Maby
Be Jr
Unclear Phrase Mentions Salvaters and Wikie in Case
Fragmentary OCR text references Salvaters and Wikie with figures like 206 000 but lacks verifiable events, dates, or context. No clear persons, organizations, places, or outcomes are discernible to summarize into a coherent news item.
Dramatic critic Wag moved to hospital in critical condition
Woantes reports Wag was taken to a hospital Wednesday after a dramatic critic suffered serious injuries. A physician described the condition as serious but not necessarily dangerous, noting the patient remains under care and monitoring.
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Woantes
Wag
T.au
SISTER VIOLENTLY INSANE IN Gowrie SHOOTING CASE
Reports from Gowrie tell of a family tragedy surrounding a murder. The 11 year old sister is described as violently insane, with her condition mirroring her mother's prior illness. She has threatened self harm and appears to be deteriorating after a period of fragile recovery. The household includes a father imprisoned for drunkenness and a brother jailed on murder charges, while the younger siblings are cared for by friends and an elder brother in a neighboring town.
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Gowrie
Miss Carr
Cherokee
Grunkenness
Hitle
Keg party ends in murder in Cresco
A drunken keg party ends in the death of Cresco resident Brown after an assault by Alfred Crawford. Crawford, remorseful and intoxicated, surrendered and was held to face grand jury proceedings. George Brown Jr. fled town with the beer jug and may face charges. Crawford is described as young and married.
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Alfred Crawford
Brown
Crawford
Es Brown
George Brown
le Daugater
Cresco
Grand
Cattlemen Fight Over Feeding in Transit Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission, in an opinion by Commissioner Prouty, ruled in the Corn Belt Meat Producers' association v. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway et al. that feeding in transit charges create unlawful discrimination against Iowa points though live dock rates from Iowa to Chicago were not deemed unreasonable. The decision orders revisions to the groupings to address the Iowa discrimination.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commissioner Prouty
Corn Bell Meat Producers’ Association
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
Iowa
Missouri River
Iowa Points
Iowa Point
Chicago
City Must Pay Coal Bill for Water Works Fuel
Judge Benson rules city of Dubuque must pay 13718 to Martin Streian for coal fuel delivered to municipally owned water works. City argued lack of knowledge and concealed records by ousted trustees. court finds city’s status as owner makes it responsible for the charges amid a broader water works scandal.
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Dubuque
Benson
District Court
Martin Streian
Perment
Killing Stock in Pastures Reported with Dead Animals
In a southeast area, several livestock were found dead with skulls crushed. Initial fever suspicion faded as more carcasses appeared, suggesting possible foul play or revenge. Details are unclear due to fragmented text and damaged OCR.
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McDonald
Mai
Ib Baeréasom
Boy Mutilated by Hay Rake in Morning Sun
Lloyd Edgar, oldest son of Mr and Mrs Sam Edgar in Morning Sun, was seriously injured while using a side rake. The team frightened and ran away, the rake dragged his body briefly and tore his ear requiring stitches. one horse was killed in the accident.
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Lloyd Edgar
Morning Sun
Mics
Sam Edgar
Sa'oon Men Fined Heavily in Civil Generation Case
A civic generation case leads to heavy fines for DB Lemar Tom Morris and Roebderc port ly after a contem view. Local officials report penalties totaling three dollars amid a dispute over civic governance.
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Sa’oon
DB Lemar
Tom Morriors
Roebderc
Fiomaine Kills Ft. Dodge Man
A fragmented report notes a fatal incident in Fort Dodge with the victim identified as a local man. Details are unclear but investigators describe a deadly action during a confrontation.
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Fiomaine
Dodge Man
Metre Chidken Drowned in County Cart Raid
The item reports a drowning incident tied to two title rights in the nerch cart within the county. Details are fragmentary and names or precise places are unclear. Further readable facts indicate a local event related to property or titles and a fatal outcome.
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Metre Chidken
Leen
Examination of School Children Reveals Tooth Decay Levels
Dr F A Rogers of the dental school argues that few children have healthy mouths. if exams were required and decayed teeth treated, general health would improve. A recent Town City school inspection found 2,705 teeth needing attention.
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Towa
F. A. Rogers
Dutal
I. Rogers
Schoo Wi
Tax Collector Used Van Exemption Clash Close to Cedar Rapids
J C Weihsek & Co hardware dealers faced a dispute as a tax collector used a van to retrieve an item from in front of the business. A group assisted by police began to move the goods, but proprietors halted the action with a bend. The refusal to pay centers on a claim that the city exempts certain new manufacturing plants in violation of the law.
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Cedar Rapids
J. C. Whweishek & Co
Tefusal
Roosevelt to Seek Retrial in Standar Oil Case
President Roosevelt announced to push the Standara Oil retrial after the U S Court of Appeals reversal. He directed Attorney General Bonaparte to act, ensure the case proceeds, and consult Frank Kellogg to prevent miscarriage of justice while preserving the merits of the case and punishing the offenders.
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Oyster Bar
N.Y
Roosevelt
Leeb
Bonaparte
Standara Oil Company
DSO
Frank B. Kellogg
Writ of Certiorari Asked for Supreme Court Move
Washington July 24 The Attorney General in Lenox Mass says no automatic appeal to the Supreme Court from a circuit court criminal judgment. The government may apply for a writ of certiorari at the court's discretion. No decision yet on taking the Standard Gill case to Judge Landis for rehearing, officials plan prompt action.
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Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Bonaparte
Lenox
Mass
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal Court of Appeals
Chicago
Department of Justice
Circuit Court of Appeals
Tthe
Supreme Cox
Landis
SIMS TO APPEAL FOR REHEARING IN OHIO CASE
Chicago January 24 Attorney Sims announced plans to file a petition for a rehearing in the government against the Standard of comparison India case. He cited two alleged errors in the court's opinion and noted a telegram from Mr Bonaparte praising efforts to protect the government's interests.
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Chicago
Tritorney Sims
Comparr
India
Grosscuper
Sims
Bonapart
Atl Orners
Judge Declines Comment on Roosevelt Remarks
Judge Peter Chicago voices neutral stance as he notes the independence of the court of appeals. He states there is no reason to take notice of Mr Roosevelt's comment, emphasizing the separate constitutional roles of the executive and judiciary.
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Gresscup
Peter Chicago
At the Waldorf Asseriz
Consisi
O3ser Bay
Roosevel
Amy Private
Court of Appeals
Mrs Stetson Weds Count in Philadelphia
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Stetson widow of John B. Stetson married Count Santa Eulalia of Portugal yesterday in a ceremony reformed at the bride’s estate near Philadelphia. Monsignor Turner officiated. The couple will sail for Europe Saturday and intend to make Philadelphia their permanent home.
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Stetson
Philadelphe
Sarah Elizabeth Stetson
Millonaire Hat Mannufacturer
John BR. Stetson
Santa Eulalia
Portugal
Turner
Ctncellor
Archdiocese of
Philadelphia
Europe
Tragic Indianapolis Executive Family Killed in Collision
Charles Sherman King of Fort Wayne his wife and three daughters, a guest Fayma Bradshaw, and chauffeur Joseph Timmins die when their car is struck by an eastbound train near Columbia City after stopping for a freight crossing. King, a Prudential Life agent and Indiana official, was en route to Lake Wawasee. Miss Bradshaw is listed as a Fort Wayne resident.
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Warsaw
Stnd
Charles Sherman King
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mr. King
Manhattan Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbia City
Katherine King
Josephine King
Fayma Bredshaw
Carl Timmins
Miss Bradshaw
Lake Wawasee
Timmins
Pennsylvania Crossing
Pennsylvania
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
King
Robert S. Bradshaw
Fort Warne
Wrenght: Tron Range Company
St. Louis
Prince Lands at Quebec in Royal Welcome
The prince arrived in Quebec amid deafening gun salutes from British French and American warships as 50 000 demonstrators gathered. Earl Grey greeted him ashore while a British Dreadnought led the royal procession. The fleet then prepared to depart for Auckland New Zealand after a harbor ceremony.
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Quebec
Prince
Earl Grey
la Gignitaries
Prisoners Plead for Work at Nebraska Penitentiary
Prisoners at the Nebraska penitentiary beg for tasks after the labor contract expired and contractors refused a 25 cent per day wage increase for inmates. The situation leaves inmates idle for more than a month while efforts to secure work proceed.
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Linecoln
Neb
Nebraska
Idie
Murdered by Highwaymen in Montana Hold Up
Butte Montana miner Michael Henry was slain in cold blood by two highwaymen during a valley hold up early Tuesday. Investigators seek clues as authorities warn of bandit activity in the region.
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Butte
Mont
Michael Henry
Two Dead and Dozen Wounded In Jamaica Plain Shootings
Boston report details a Friday spree by two bandits blamed for two deaths and ten wounded after saloon robbery and subsequent shootings in Jamaica Plain. Police pursued across the district. a night watchman, Herbert S. Knox of Roslindale, is named as the victim.
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Boston
Jamaica Plain
Forest Hills Cemetery
Herbert S. Knox
Roslindale
Despondent mother and children drown in river tragedy
Mrs Gussie Benson, despondent over ill health, took her two young children, a four year old boy and a two year old girl, for a walk beside the Hast river and did not return. Their bodies were recovered Monday and lie in the morgue awaiting burial as authorities investigate the case.
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New York
Gussie Benson
Benson
Distillers Win Case in Cincinnati Enjoining New Rules
In Cincinnati United States Judge Thompson issued an injunction after the government demurrer was overruled, blocking the new fuel rules at the request of Citton Springs and Union Distilling companies of Cincinnati. In Indiana a man was shot and killed after a disputed card game. In Kansas City a wealthy Kansas man, George D. Huling, a millionaire of Kansas City, Mo., died suddenly at his aunt's home in Kankakee, aged 82.
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Cincinnati
Internal Revenue
United States
Thompson
Union
Kankakee
Madeline E. S
George D. Huling
Hansas Mo
Huling
World Time League Catcher Dead In Cleveland Home
A veteran major league catcher, once with the Indians, Paresis at his home in Cleveland, dies after suffering Paresis. The obituary notes his service, survivor wife Ames Rus, and family.
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Cleveland
Ames Rusapolis
Chile
Dre
Oklahoma Businessman Drowns at Lake Near Norman
Norman detective reports Oklahoma businessman John Wee a 15 year preacher at local church drowned while swimming in Lake Nernan near here Wednesday. The incident involved prominent local figure Gkia-tubile. Police launch inquiry into circumstances as rescuers searched the lake.
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Oklahoma
Norman Gkia
Lake Nernan
John Wee
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