Fire Fire in Lewisburg Mine Traps 100 Workers
Fire at the Blery Lee mine in Lewisburg traps 100 workers as flames surge through tunnels. Intendent John Whalen and several others die or are overcome. rescue efforts continue as physicians treat survivors. Mine owners report the fire still raging with no confirmed incendiary cause.
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Brraexnenam
Blery Lee
Lewisburg
God
John Whalen
G. W. Bacshus
Willie
Bupt
Whalen
Witom
Merway
Bloomingdale Glens Trip Ad Promises $1.50 Round Trip
An OCR item advertises travel to Bloomingdale Glens with a $1.50 round trip fare. Mentions Lemon Tonie Laxative and druggists. The fragmentary text references tickets, destinations, and a promotional offer without complete details.
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Bloomingdale Glens
Nanny
Mud Pie Mayhem in Toledo Tilt Beset by Foul Play
A chaotic ball game sees mud pie antics by Willie Phillips and rowdy exchanges as Toledo edges Indianapolis 8 to 6. Key moments include a dramatic cloud-push save, Connie Murphy’s spectacular catch, and late drives by Samuel Willshed and Camp for Toledo.
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Willie
Tito
Donald
Fort Wayne
Chukron
McDonald
St. Phillips
Tolsdens
Murphy
Connie
Hie Fagera
Thors
Peledo
Loledo
Forged Voucher Case Hits Criminal Court
Attorney Duncan Less Gunnrise leads defense as Th Fulford faces multiple forgery indictments in a case claiming he forged Fi Doki’s name on a voucher to obtain funds from the Gintance telephone company. A motion to quash argues grand jury issues and potential court rulings loom.
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Fulford
Duildi
Ginte
Uli
Duncan
Menjamin Biarslall
Ingicimenia Mel
Ivain
Army in camp near city after Wednesday arrival
A hostile labor group arrived midweek and set up camp two miles from the city limits on Wednesday. They addressed a large crowd and collected funds while awaiting orders to move toward Madison. At Sugar Grove the group disrupted a Sunday school picnic. children and women fled as officials conferred and the crowd quieted.
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Kudison
Sugarrove
Kelley
Phoe
Bakers on Strike Over City Bread Regulation
Six thousand bakers strike against a city rule requiring master bakers to deposit 8 000 reis to guarantee not to sell lightweight bread. The protesters camp outside the city while soldiers are used to bake bread to meet citizens demands.
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Lisvox
Democratic Party Divisions Upset Over Tax Plot
Fragmentary clipping details heated debate over income tax and party loyalty. References to Oregon Democrats, Coxeyists, and potential electoral backlash frame a larger argument on taxation and democratic repudiation. Includes notes on Bishop Wilbur Derkins and various political and rail developments.
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Siungton
Tune ci
Ftlii
Ft On
Enda Uy
Shers
Democratic Party
Orcar
Republicana Party
Oregon
Coxeylen
Iris
Park Mogwumlp
Anc
Leaky Cisternia Ce:nented and Local Ads
A collection of fragmented advertisements including cement shop notes, a contact for F. Boris at 123 Indianeave, and a call to reach Frank Bird Transfer Co at 116 N. Delawsrest. Also mentions Capital Laundry with shirt pricing and a phone 1791 or 34.
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F. Boris
Frank Bird Transfer Company
N. Delawsrest
Irregular Notes on School Board and Local Church Matters
The article strings together fragmented mentions of a school board election and a new school building project. It references discussions of church figures visiting from out of town, a bishop leaving for Bayen Chang, and various local civic figures amid a murky timeline.
Fracas at plant ends with gun drawn in defense
Police detain Newcombe amid threats as Oliver Leppert faces possible killing. Democratic committee meets to discuss campaign sacrifices. Play actor Harmening charged with interfering with Officer Balcom. Balcom claims entry over state plant vehicle lights. Judge Stubbs orders case held under 24 hours. Warranted arrest for trespass and assault issued by Justice Habibh.
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Dsutes
Rac
Newcombe
Lie
Oliver Leppert
Democrata
Ne Beata
Dward Harmonire
Tha Pany
Oiicer Balcom
Balcom
Fla
Harmening
Stonyon
Stubbs
Justice Habibh
Ing Gori Ti
Fragmented Evening Paper Snippet of Crime and Commerce
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions murder proximity and suspects, a town council dispute over expenses for property owners, a Newark incident of suicide attempt after job loss, and unrelated ads for Lemon Tonic Lexative and travel offers. Contains multiple named entities and places though obscured.
Turbulent Times Echo In Early Civil Conflict
Distorted copy recounts armed clashes and political tension with soldiers and officers named Usster Bur tions Capt. Usster and Capt. Bur. Mentions militia division deployments at Bana Co i and a Cain station arrival. Calls for arbitration and notes hunger fears amid disputed campaign costs and governor actions.
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Milit
Usster
Burtions
Bana Co i
Tsapolis
Cain Station
Slam
Legiaiari
Las
Pulitia
Unio
Local Storms and Tax Shortfalls Hit City Plans
Turbulent reports cite hurricane aftermath and demolition of a Catholic church and homes. Officials note city tax receipts fall short by over 620,000, forcing borrowing before August 1 to cover fire and police salaries and other expenses. The first semi annual instalment totals 1,160.02 with substantial reductions from estimates.
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Bev Rayne Fat Seis
Eoan Phursdar Bogn
Suditer
Tungler
Gity
Prank B18D Transfer Company Party and Picnic Wagons
Four horse wagons seating 6 to a person SS two horse wagons seating 10 toed persons gh Special rates for Sunday seboais and large crowds Selephone 2 oa
Scaffold Collapse At City Hall Corolla Building Injures Several
A scaffold built of heavy tanks atop the first stairway at the John building near Pennsylvania Street collapsed injuring five men. Samuel Ricketta, Jimmet Kearney, Mike Moriarity, Jollop Spd Gideon Wheiterton suffered cuts, bruises, and fractures. one man is expected to die. All were taken home after treatment. contractor Irast says precautions were followed.
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Jbtna
Pennsylvania
Toe & Schurmachers
Samuel Ricketta
Jimmet Kearney
Mike Moriarity
Joliop
Gideon Whetetora
Horsea
Ricarig
Elischin
Terrell
Nest Doyle
Lincolnave
Est. Jackson
Nearpey
Kearny
St. Louis
Illinois Rouge
Moriarity
Jollop
Wheitstong
He - Ee
Irast Fesis
Notable Lawyers Engage in Street Railway Case Battle
Eminent attorneys including ex President Jerrison argue in circuit court over shifting the city street railway suit to federal court. Gen Harrison appears in formal attire as Mr Winter and Mr Butler pursue motions to move the case, with ongoing resistance expected and further hearings set for Monday.
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Jerrison
Circuit Court
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Federal Court
Gen
Harrison
Prince Albert Anit
Hig Vast
Angether
U.S
Arrest of Noriharoling terror ends long manhunt
Elea in the hands of the Luv Kun ONVILLE reports James Sandler and slius Burgin have captured a feared figure known for years in Noriharoling. The arrest at Bisryville follows notices offering up to 2000 dollars for the suspect alive or dead.
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Tena
Duns
James Sandler
Slius Burgin
Noriharoling
Bisryville
Locomotive boiler explosion at Hiawassa Station
A violent boiler explosion at Hiawassa Station injured fireman James Devers and engineer Lievers along with J G Satger, baggagemaster, while another report notes embezzlement of 49000 pounds. The Missouri River flood rise is reported with snowmelt from the Black Hills increasing water levels. Weather forecasts predict generally unsettled conditions for Indiana with rain.
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Tern
Hiawassa Station
James Devers
Inj d
Lievers
J. G Satger
Missouri
Onamnerlain, & D
Black Hills
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