Desks Sgt Crane Warns Warren to Quit Drinking
The scene at the police station shows Sergeant Leonard Crane warning Warren to quit drinking after a bear incident and a string of misperceptions. Crane recalls past whisky use and confesses his own eyesight issues, insisting Warren will see things and fail in duty if he keeps drinking.
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Warren
Uring
Pogues Run
Tor
Pogues
Washington St
Sala
Crane
Sogner
Jocuser Crane
Kentucky
Alabama-st
Warrer
Two Hundred Strike Shuts Barton Miner Yard
Bridgeport reports two hundred miners at Barton strike over alleged improper weight. Workers protest wage and ore handling, demanding accurate measurements and fair grading of extracted coal. Local officials urge dialogue to resolve wage and safety concerns.
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Bridgeport
Barton
Henry Wawra Resigns as German House Custodian
Henry Wawra resigns after five years as custodian of the German house due to failing health and returns to the fatherland. He is succeeded by Robert Zenmcka.
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Henry Wawra
Mr. Wawa
Robert Zen- Mcka
Feud Battle on Quaker Mountain Ends During Picnic Pass
A feud dispute in Raleigh NC on Quaker Mountain escalated into a shooting halted by a request to let a picnic party pass. Capt King was killed and two others wounded after the ceasefire, as factions from local neighborhoods clashed over an old quarrel.
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Ralewil NC
King
Quaker Mountain
Labor leaders to address Parry event in Shelbyville
Organized labor in Shelbyville plans an open air meeting Friday night to discuss broader union troubles. Indianapolis leaders Mosars Lynch Kennedy and Perkins are listed among speakers, with a tentative venue and time noted, as city workers prepare for expected attendance.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Mosars, Lynch, Kennedy and Perkins
Labor Leagers
Indianapolis
Greve
Glasect Ly
Wrecks injure multiple in regional accidents
Huntington dispatch reports an electric interurban car bound from Ashland to Huntington collided with a freight train near Catlettsburg, injuring six—Charles Armstrong, Martha Staley, Maud Troby, George Fahrlander, Mrs. Lew Shuler, and Jessie Stewart—plus several others. Separate incidents include a powder car explosion at Parkersburg injuring none and a derailed B&O passenger train at Leavittsburg with no serious injuries.
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Huntington
W. Va
Camden Interstate Railway
Ashland
Pleasure Weske
Catletteburg
Charles J. Armatrong
Cincinnati
Martha Staley
W. Ve
Maud
Troby
George Fahrlander
Columbus
Lew Shuler
Jessie Stewart
Parkersburg
Ohio River
No fooling when Coates wanted to die
Brunswick Ga June 26 W Coates general manager here of the Plant system of railroads blew himself to pieces with a dynamite bomb Wednesday night. The death by own action was not discovered until Thursday afternoon. The fragments were scattered for 10 yards. Former Healer killed Wichita Kan June 26 E H Strong's team ran away Thursday he was thrown against a tree and killed. A wife and seven children survive. Mr Strong came here from Dekalb county Indiana.
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Brunswick
W. Coates
Wichita
Kae
E. H. Strong
Mr. Strong
Dekalb County
Indiana
Laughing at Grape-Nuts Diet Converts Stressed Woman
A St Louis woman recalls mockery from family before adopting a diet of Grape-Nuts and cream plus Pontum Food Coffee for breakfast. She reports better sleep, weight gain, clearer skin, improved mood, steadier reading and thinking, and a lowered grocery bill after two weeks to a month, crediting brain-building effects to the product.
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Seta
St. Louis
Agueyal
Ana
Abe
Fostum Coi
Battie Uretk
Man Gives Blood to Save Wife in Hospital Tragedy
Andrew Christiansen a carpenter living in Buffalo New York offered to donate blood to his wife Mrs Christiansen suffering from an incurable blood disease. He gave a pint and a half of his blood at the general hospital after a complex transfusion procedure but the wife died next morning. The operation was described as rare and the wife had previously come to America from England.
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Buffalo
Andrew Christiansen
General Hospital
Christiansen
Hasdagg
Foolish powders and laughing gas at Lockerbie fair throng
The Lockerbie fair neared its end with a twinkling mood as crowds filled the tents. Madame Mae the London palmist drew steady curiosity, while booths dazzled with bright decor. Receipts showed brisk progress with Wednesday at forty dollars and Thursday near eighty, and organizers expect about eight hundred by week’s end.
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London
Madame Mae
Cablegrams From The Fast Father Agipay Ready To Report
Rome reports Father Agipay leader of dissident church in the Philippines will travel to Rome if the Vatican is ready to discuss his proposals for healing splits in the church archipelago. Archbishops named in Glasgow and Tuam. Burial of Cardinal Vaughan in London. London dates Edward VII birthday celebrations with Trooping the Colour. Belgrade reports King of Servia hosts government heads and officers as national fear closes. king dances at a peasant festival.
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Father Aglipay
Rome
Father Agipay
Philippines
Vatican
Holy See
Cardinal Macchi
Maguire
Glasglow
King OF Servia
Belgrade
Romance of the Flood Brings Couple to Honeymoon News
James Steener of Jersey City, a commercial traveler, and Florence Jansen of New York, met on a stalled train during floods. Their romance blossomed as they waited for a new bridge, and they wed Wednesday night after Steener secured consent from Florence’s father.
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New York
James Steener
Jersey City
Aouth
Florence Jansen
Flo
New Orleans
Steener
Escape Man After Brother's Murder Fears
In St Louis on a June night, Mack, brother of a Kentucky murder victim, hid in a Viton station waiting room. He fled Jackson with no ticket or belongings, claiming friends of the accused sought his wife and that he went to Kentucky to aid prosecutions.
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ST. Louis
Thomas Marcum
Muscoker
Viton
Mack
Phoenix
Jackson
Mia Encape
Jett
Wena
Hia Brothére
Kentucky
Ris
Bribery a Custom in Rhode Island Provoked by Twain Visit
Mark Twain, stopping in Providence on a trip from the cape to New York, reports Gov Garvin accused a judge of bribery without naming the suspect. Garvin dispatches an open letter denouncing bribery, pledging to curb it at the upcoming election as Rhode Island seeks to root out the practice.
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Providence
R. J
Mark Twain
Cape
New York
Gov. Garvin
Leaped From Table During Surgery At St Luke’s Hospital
Janes Hadding of Keokuk Jr undergoing throat operation at St Luke's hospital in Racine leaped from the operating table under chloroform. Surgeons stopped the operation as he recovered consciousness and avoided fatal injury when his movement caused instruments to miss his throat.
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Racine, Wic
St. Luke's Hospital
Janes Hadding
Keokuk
Hadding
Consciouanesa
Refused the Injunction in Jevanville Case
In Jevanville Indiana Judge Foater of the superior court denied the petition of Barge Furnitures Company for a permanent injunction against the Wood-workers Union. The judge ruled unions are not automatically responsible for acts of violence by their members. In New York Mrs Ellse Burns, a shorthand teacher, died and was cremated.
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Jevaneville
Ind
Foater
Superior Court
Denien
Barges Furnitures Company
Wood-workers’ Union
Offten
Burns
New York
Ellse
Hair Caught in Machinery At Fox Woollen Mills
Minnie Mein hers, worker at Fox woollen mills in LaPorte Indiana, was partly scalped when her long hair was pulled into a large machine on Thursday afternoon. The engineer stopped the engine in time to save her from death.
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Laporte
Ind
Minnie Mein
Fox Woollen
Dogen Masaive
Judge awards six cents in Michigan contract case
A circuit judge in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan awarded Lac la Helle land company of Laporte six cents against Munising railroad company of Marquette after a ten day trial. The railroad had sued for two hundred thousand dollars for alleged contract violation and the judge took the case from the jury and entered the award.
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Laporte
Ind
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Lac la Helle Land Company
Munising Railroad Company
Marquette
Robert E. Morrison
Indianspolls
O Mevecel
Loss of 300000 Fire Destroys Cincinnati Abattoir Plant
Fire in Cincinnati on Friday destroyed the Cin cinnati abattoir company plant. The loss is reported at 300000 dollars, with extensive damage to adjacent facilities belonging to Jo melys & Smith fertilizer operation. The blaze caused significant disruption in local industry and municipal services.
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Cincinnati
CincInnati Abattoir Company
Jomelys & ‘Smith
Countis
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