Liberty Play Deliberate Outbreak at Dannemera Prison
A violent prison riot occurred at Dannemera Prison New York as inmates attacked guards and breached windows with beds and improvised weapons. Guards fired warning shots and water hoses. one inmate Trent Dohaly was killed and several injuries were reported amid efforts to quell the uprising by force.
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Dannemera Prison
New York
Tsade
Dahnemera
Beilding
Noalowmlil
Myrope
Ospina
Tareeny Sa
Pieri Cote
Fureiave
Gil
Oceanid Egeapa
Gimler
Nee Hancier
Trane Dohaly
Une
Che
Plage Armor Plate Orders From Major Steel Firms
Comtrieta arranged armor plate orders with Carnegie Steel and others for the delivery of 717 tons of steel armor plates for two battleships. Newworth Shipbuilding Co and pore River Rhivholding Co listed the manufacturers. Prices range from 120 dollars per ton for class A to 100 dollars per ton for classes UO and Dy.
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Comtrieta
Stance Ache Maver
Mendehon
Carnegie Steel
Elias
Newworth Shinbuilding Co
Pore River
Sioux warrior Red Shirt dies by self-inflicted gunshot
A Sioux man known as Red Shirt, residing in the northern Frosohud reservation near White River, killed himself with a gun after disputes with his mother in law over sharing her home and wood chopping duties. This is noted as a rare documented case of a Slows tdlan ending his wife.
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Frosohud Reservation
White River
Strike claims differ President of Operators Union and Telegraph Companies
A chaotic report from New York outlines a dispute between the Operators Union and telegraphers as tensions rise over wage talks and service disruptions. The Tennessee patrol and Navy movements are noted amid broader labor actions affecting rail and telegraph lines.
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Disagres
Aod
Syl
Taeeraniers
Iinhan, Aerkyve
New York
Wanimoredad
Anes
Stethers
Telegraph
Powder Mill Explosion Kills Two Pars ons in Giang Cal
A massive blast at the Dapant powder mills in Giang California killed two workers named Thompson and Wik, with several injured and the city nearly destroyed. The incident damaged the wash house and a large holding tank, with pistogiseerla exploding and tearing through the facility. Fire and rescue efforts are ongoing as investigators assess the site and report losses around five thousand dollars in equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heorab
Giang
Cal
Ameichard ‘Thompson
Wik. Duane
Howe
Pistogiseerla
Meho
Iron and Foundry Iron Prices Slump Amid Quiet Market
The Birmingham area sees No 2 foundry iron quoted around $19 to $19.60 with wide price ranges. Market activity remains depressed as buyers hold off, despite ongoing shipments and a labor strike limiting production. Prices are weakening and demand uncertain, with scarce fabdry supplies and a cautious outlook for the year.
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Birmingham Basta
Argu
Hoowe
Pany
Renee Wee Ee Ee Biringham
Eddy Eddy Suit Dismissed Over Competency Of Mrs. Eddy
The suit aimed to force an accounting of Mary Baker Eddy's property via next friends. Judge Aldrich allowed dismissal after noting Eddy arranged for property management and that a medical expert found her competent to manage herself and her affairs. The Christian Science publication committee released Hamilton's finding.
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George W. Glover
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Cas Yin
Prye
Christi Seiehen
Chandler
Streeter
Mies
Baldy
Benehaz
Rebay
Wildy
Jidge Aldriet
Chistian Science Publication Committee
Allen McLane Hamilton
New York
New Financial Plan Aims to Stabilize Money Market
Secretary Cortelyou introduces a new plan to deposit government funds weekly in major cities including New York and Boston. The aim is to curb monetary stringency and prevent panic during peak seasonal demand, by placing funds where they can yield the greatest market impact and deter speculative moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortelyou
New York
Boston
Jhabods
Treasury Department
Ventury Department
Koptelyou
Hae
Europe
Independent oilmen Challenge Navy Bid Rules Shift
Independent producers accuse Navy Department of rules that box them out of oil supply bids favoring Standard Oil. Proposals open Tuesday as Secretary Metcalf enforces new navy oil procurement policy. Officials defend exacting specifications to avoid prior poor equipment and safeguard machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Metcalf
Navy
Department Affchils
Floods Hit Central Japan Submerging Villages
Reports from central Japan describe severe floods that have submerged villages and caused extensive damage. The situation is said to be among the heaviest in years with roads and fields washed away and authorities assessing the full extent of the disaster. In another note, a Taft convention hall event in Oklahoma City urged 10 000 attendees and all residents of Oklahoma and Indian Territory to reject a constitution for a proposed new state.
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Japan
Taftih
Oklahoma City
Eitizens
Oklahoma
Kindling Fire Fatal to Three in Montone Indiana
A cooking stove fire near Montone Indiana ignited Mrs. Charles Webster's clothing as she tried to escape. She entered a room where her husband, a smoker, and a two year old child were nearby. all perished in the blaze. An explosion at a powder works in Wisconsin and a west Virginia incident added to the fatalities.
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Hanw
Montone
Ind
Charles Webster
Lap Mn & Band
Plasant Prairie
Wis
Walther Warren
Six Men Die In Boiler Explosion Aboard Paterson Barge
Six men testing a boiler on the coal barge Paterson in Woheken New Jersey were instantly killed when the boiler exploded. A seventh man was seriously injured. The dead include M M Smopkins captain East Boston Massachusetts A Gibbons Winthrop Massachusetts engineer Clhinde Hoboken 22 a Stevens Institute student machinist helper Howard Hersey Jersey City machinist Lawrence Fitzsimmons Hoboken machinist John Dyer machinist Oliver Triguituian Winthrop Massachusetts deck hand was seriously injured.
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Paterson
Woheken
N. J
M. M. Smopkins
East Raston
Mass
A. Gibbons
Winthrop
Clhinde
Hoboken
Stevens Institute
Howard Hersey
Jersey City
Lawrence Fitzsimmons
Hobdoken
Machinet
John Dyer
Olver Triguituian
Train dynamited near Cripple Creek injures inspector
An attempt to blow up the Incoming Short Line passenger train between Cripple Creek and Colorado Springs used dynamite at St Peters Dome near Cripple Creek. The last car windows shattered and M. J. McCarthy of Victor, deputy state mine inspector, was hurt. Several women fainted. A similar attack occurred on the same train at Duftietd yesterday. The dynamiter escaped.
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St. Peters Dome
Cripple Creek
Colorado Springs
M. J. McCarthy
Victor
Duftietd
Suppression in Philippines Silent Treaties and Flags Denied
Fragmented report notes suppression orders against the Tadipuoan flag in the Philippines and bans on Kutlpmain emblems. Mentions secret society presence and unsettled election results. Details include party tallies and a rally in Atlanta with 4,000 Black attendees and sparse White presence.
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Catalla
Congress Postmaster Dead in Denver Oxford Rail Incident
A postmaster in the National House of Representatives died after a fall at the home of her son Prof. ig Melray in Kentucky. Police report a burglary on a Chicago Burlington and Quincy line between Denver and Oxford, Nebraska, with $290 000 missing. the event occurred Sunday night.
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Capt
To, Melray
National House of Representatives
M. Melray
Delaware
Fihe Cunpielly
Ywetmaster
Coliee
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Denver
Oxford
Morongo Leads Hottentot Rebels in Southwest Africa
Morongo, a Hottentot chieftain, defeats a German detachment and drives toward German Southwest Africa border. Reports say 80 to 400 killed and many wounded as Morongo’s force of about 590 men harasses villages in the Gnat her valley. German pursuit ambushed. tribesmen rally to Morongo’s standard, threatening ongoing conflict until he is captured or defeated.
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Boldiere
Kaiser
Africa
Morongo
Whic
Cape Colony
Wong
Morengo
Arrass
Entirre Gami Nus Distriet
Pear
Morozo
Fire Engulfs Pittsburgh Area Causing Heavy Loss
Explosions of gasoline at two Penn Avenue sites sparked disastrous fires in Pittsburg districts. Club Pressing Co. on Penn avenue and nearby shops sustained losses around 176000 dollars and 20000 dollars respectively. A second blast at Center avenue injured four men and threatened East End Mantel Tile and Crown Laundry with combined damages between 150000 and 200000 dollars.
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Penn Avenue
Enterprise Pressing Co
Center Avenue
Murderer Uses an Axe In NJ Farmhouse Tragedy
Edward Horner, a farmer near Collingswood and Chathamville New Jersey, fought a fire he believed started to lure him out. An intruder murdered his wife with an ax and attacked servant Victoria Napoli, who died after hospital treatment in Camden. Suspicion falls on Charles Gibson, a former Horner employee, arrested in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Horner
Collingswood
Mchantsville
N. J
Victora Napoli
Camden
Chamden Yollee
Charles Gibson
Horner
German Tourists Found Dead After Alpine Fall
Three German travelers missing on the Jungfrau were found deceased on a glacier below Rotthul-Snndal after a fall of about 2,600 feet. Guides located their bodies.
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Jungfran
Rotthul-Snndal
Kidnapped Orphan Boy Seized From Auto at Euclid Beach
Charles Miner, 12, an orphan from Cleveland's Children’s Aid Society, was snatched from a city car at Euclid Beach by a woman as automobilists offered rides to 1,800 orphans at Gordon Park. The assailant stabbed the boy as the car neared Euclid Street. Police say the boy's grandmother recovered him after the court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miner
Orphan Asylum
The
Children’s Aid Society of
Cleveland, O
Ruclid Beach
Gordon Park
Muclid Street
White Deer Reported Among 47 in Palmer Area
Residents in Massachusetts report a perfectly white deer, with only light neck coloring, observed among a herd of 47 in Red Tirilge area. They alerted Deputy Fish and Gane Comnils slaver Jon B. Lannan of Palmer Mass. about the unusual animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Tirilge
Fish and Gane Comnils
Jon B. Lannan
Palmer Mass
Road Order for 12 Million Unveils New Rolling Stock
The New Haven Road placed its largest ever order for rolling stock worth 12 million dollars. The package includes 122 locomotives 7 500 freight and refrigerator cars 100 passenger coaches and two palatial sleeper cars. A storm struck Leon Iowa Sunday night killing four people three children and an adult.
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New Haven Road
Pasasenger
Palalial Sinte. Vount
Agont
Leon
Iowa
Sunilayjoight
No Mercy for the Guilty Echoes in Roosevelt Speech
President Roosevelt warns against punishing innocent stockholders while vowing firm action against lawbreakers, urging a national incorporation law. He asserts no vindictive or costly measures against honest corporations and emphasizes protecting the public and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Mass
Roosevelt
Large fine imposed on New York & Bermudez Asphalt Co
American Minister Russell confirms a Venezuelan court verdict totaling 24,000,000 bolivars against the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company tied to the Matos revolution. The judge authorized further damages across five items, including loss of government revenue and killings of Venezuelan citizens. An appeal may go to the superior court, then federal court, then cassation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & Bermudez Company
Russell
State Department
Federal Court
Court of Cassation
Wo oing at City's Expense Ends in Firing by Civil Service
Three city chauffeurs seeking romance with three young women rode nightly in municipal autos along moonlit boulevards. Excess gasoline bills led to their dismissal by Chicago's Civil Service Commission. Each man reportedly spent his entire salary on clothes and bouquets, creating an illusion of wealth as the escapade climaxed with the autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Hall
Civil Service Commission of
Chicago
Civil Service Commissioners
Frost Damage Hits North Dakota and Canada Crops
Severe frosts damaged late grain in Cando North Dakota with flax in bloom. Garden crops were killed except potatoes. Minot reports light frost across the region, grain farmers fear a 20 percent seed yield drop. In the Canadian Northwest frost was widespread but damage not serious. Alberta reached freezing with prayers for warmer weather.
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North Dakota
Canada
Cando
N. D
Minot
Canadian Northwest
Alberta
Pulujanism Eradicated on Teyte Island Reported
Advices received at the War Department in Washington state that Pulujanes have been quieted and Pulujanism eradicated on Teyte Island for the first time since the American occupation. The area is described as peaceful, with only Chief Felipe Ydos and three followers still at large as Col Smith May Bell and all American troops have withdrawn to field service in the province.
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Teyte
Anid
War Department
Washington
Labor leaders seek an honorable end to telegraphers strike
President Samuel Gompers reports to the AFL Executive Council that John Mitchell of Indianapolis and Daniel J Keefe of Detroit have been entrusted to pursue an honorable adjustment of the telegraphers strike at an opportune time. Gompers could not predict when that time might come, saying it could be soon or never.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Federation
John Mitchell
Indianapolis
Daniel J. Keefe
Detroit
United Labor
Gompars
Movements in Far East Reshaping Russian Bases and China Orders
Russia steadily rearranges Siberian defenses and fortifications after the recent war, moving bases toward Irkutsk and Chita to secure Vladivostok and the火 Dalny line. China accelerates military rebuilding, ordering a gunboat and considering 12 third class cruisers from Kobe shipyards for Yangtze service.
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Russia
Far East
Harbin
Siberia
Linotung
Dalny
Vladivouluk
Fai Ua
Thair
Irkutsk
Chita
Vladivostok
Port Arthur
China
Japan
Kobe
Yangtselkiang
Kewaseki
Jinan
Test BoYCott Case Brought by Manufacturers Association
James W. Van Cleave president of the National Association of Manufacturers files in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia to enjoin Samuel Gompers John L Mitchell and other AFL officers and affiliates from using the boycott unfair list The suit, filed in St Louis as a test case seeks to permanently bar organized labor from employing such lists against firms and individuals and marks a major challenge to labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers Association
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
James W. van Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
Samuel Goampers
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
VanCleave
St. Louis
van Cleve
National Manufacturers Association
Ships Homeward Bound From Yokohama Cruiser Squadron
The four armored cruisers West Virginia Colorado Maryland and Pennsylvania of Admiral Dayton’s squadron sail homeward via Honolulu from Yokohama. Navy officials express gratification at the lack of disturbance during the Yokohama stay.
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Admiral Dayton
West Virginia
Colorado
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Yokohama
Honolulu
Navy Department
Navy
Wireless link planned between Japan Russia and Siberia
Reports say Japan and Russia plan a wireless telegraphic link with Siberia. An Oil Co appeals for sympathy claiming legal obedience amid defamation. A fatal collision near Sapupa Oklahoma injures 30 and kills four excursionists aboard two west and eastbound trains. Information reaches State Dept that Raisuli defeated a force trying to free Card McLean. Lords pass second reading of deceased wife's sister bill by 111 to 7. Jamestown Exposition director signs to take effect at once. US revenue officers clash near Chapel Hill misidentifying moonshiners. four men shot.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Sapupa
Indian Territory
State Department
Raisuli
Morocco
Card McLean
House of Lords
House
WL. Seddon
Seaboard Air Line
United States Revenue
Chapel Hill
N. C
Building Falls Claim 18 Lives in Lille Collapse
Eighteen workmen are believed killed when a house under construction in Lille France collapsed on the eighth story. They were hurled to the ground and buried under debris as the structure caved in. Three bodies have already been removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille
France
Lile
Finance and Trade Review Shows Mixed Western Demand
FINANCE AND TRADE RENEW St. G. Dun & Co's Weekly Review notes tobacco markets attended by interior buyers and country merchants. despite financial stringency, Western and Southern cities report building activity higher than last year. Harvest progress boosts future-prep purchases. Retail stocks thin from bargain sales. fall and winter trade expectations remain confident. Canada shows renewals requests. iron and steel demand quiet. pig iron for small lots in demand with slow early delivery. Footwear shipments in Boston exceed seven figures. production contracts in cotton goods sustain top prices. West shows stronger activity. St. Louis orders rise faster than New England.
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St. G. Dun & Co
Canada
Bessemer Iron
Iron and Steel
Boston
West
St. Louis
New England
Markets elevators race to top speed at seventeen mph
The article notes that the fastest elevators achieve about seventeen miles per hour, highlighting speed records in vertical transportation. The brief focuses on performance metrics and compares top-tier elevator systems.
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Othe Laka
Erin
Eddy
Motron
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Express
Philippines
Baiabor Foraber
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Repub
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Atlanta
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Elgin Creamery
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