Yachts race across the Atlantic and labor strikes loom
New York reports ocean yacht starts while Milwaukee notes a death by suicide in the Internal Revenue office. Washington confirms Nan Patterson family’s update on stage earnings. Amsterdam reports destruction of five baileys. St Petersburg notes orders to sail east. Chicago cites Fed of Labor head Gomper planning to end a strike. Chillicothe mentions a policeman shot. Tokio covers a ferry seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
G. D. Richardson
Cashior
Internal Revenue Office
Washington
Nan Patterson
Chicago
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Chillicothe
Uoliceman Willian Weigand
Th Evans
Weigand
Tokio
Died for the flag list of fallen service members
A February wartime casualty notice lists soldiers killed in action and missing in the Philippines. Names include Ming Corbin, Burke Troyn M Vourteenth Cavalry, William Jamon Abin, Charles Ko Carson, Lewis Saltams, James Stammates, Jacob Origen, Frederick Saul, Wirt A Putnam, and others. The list covers multiple infantry and cavalry units with ranks and company designations.
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Cripps Mrap Press Association
Warhington
Mos
Ming Ken Corbin
Philippines
Jamon Abin
Rorne
Dr. Higgins
Hart Southard
Charles Ko Carson
Brak
Vapnener
Tran
Fourteenth Cavalry
Oiteen
Origen
EL Gere
Nelson
Cwenerund
Jatins Wil Aware Blasgow
Vaente-secund
James J. Stammates
Vemuaty de Twears
Seventeenth Infantry
Thomas T. Siewrr
Sisth Infantry
Tainek
J. Genin
Garrete Butler
Doxeph
Arete W. Sorerelle
Conn
Trial of Elliott Wesby Amid Hypnosis Theft Accusation
The court found Wesby guilty of theft influencing Mlle J Davis through alleged hypnosis. Judge Alford ordered a suspended sentence for Wednerstersid and warned of potential prison if further theft occurs. Wealthy women reportedly pressed Judge Alford for a remedy involving a potion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tune Elliott Wesby
J. Davis
Alford
Criminal Court
Miss Weedy
T Hey
Judge Alfard
Emir Apen
Weather forecast and city ads reflect mixed details
Fragmentary weather note mentions Wednesday night and fair conditions. The blotted text includes alley ads for electric light services, key making and photography, with street references and scattered names.
Three Women Plot to Kill the Czar Revealed in Russia
In St Petersburg May 17 the arrest of Miss Leontieff, daughter of Gen Leontieff, follows two suicides of high society women, Meineess Tenehetf and Miss Trepalt. The trio conspired to murder the czar with Western education and wealth privileges fueling their actions. Leontieff, once to attend the governor general’s birthday, turned to nihilism and linked with revolutionary circles. The story notes intensified political agitation among Russian capital elites and continued on page 2.
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Henry White
ST. Petersburg
Miss Leontieff
Gen. Leonteff
Kharkatt
Russia
Meineess
Tenehetf
Miss Trepalt
St Petersburg
Hossa
Lrontieff
Zurles
Revolutionary Party
Leontiené
Miss Learnott
Missing Boy Returns as Farm Work Stays, Then Joins Sail Race
A boy runs away from home after a family dispute at White River park. He is tracked by parents and police across the countryside, then sent back. later a separate item describes the start of a 3,000 mile Atlantic boat race from Sandy Hook to Lizards England with many boats beginning the voyage amid crowd excitement.
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Bern
Casatin
Tarek
White River Park
Rehirsen
Feon
Ras Brent
Trent
Neeroxe
Cumford
Winder
Mitford
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Lizard
England
Bcripps M Rae Press Association
Sendy Wook
Lizare
Bug
Hamburg
Fomnan
Aire
Bienne
Sevrntin
Panne Werk
Betrayed Love Drives Bigamy Trial in Small-Town Court
Ruby Lee Johns testifies that she still loves Clarence Doling despite his bigamy conviction. Eva Ray recounts a court confession and plans to wed, while Doling faces a harsher sentence after admitting prior marriages. The proceedings reveal tension between love, loyalty, and legality in a sensational local case.
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Clarence Pelong
Ruby Lee Johns
Clarener Doling
Dudge Alford
Bea Ray Daha
Vie
Neat Shfe
Talgamirt
Tooth
Hisham
Lee Jona
Allegal
Clarency
City considers artificial fuel plant purchases measures
City officials debate creating two measures to authorize the manufacture of artificial fuel gas. The board discusses purchasing the plant from a private company to keep costs reasonable, appointing appraisers, and possible court involvement to fix a fair price. The town president and engineer outline steps to ensure a buyer and fair valuation.
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Indianapolis
Reso Levin
KOK Wien
Cit
Perham
Vhs Phants
Gian Vernal Company
Vii
Cal Dnwieley
Jatin Snaith
Intel
Nepoon Ux
Jeup
Ndanapolis
Rhean Gam
Harald
Anpraiser
Ronfer
Rampany
Unclear Text Fragments From Historical Notice
Fragmentary OCR reading discusses a labor group and permits with scattered names and terms. Core names and events are not clearly readable, leaving an incomplete notice about union matters and approvals without verifiable facts or dates.
Missing Indianapolis man returns home after three days
Jifford Buck vanishes for three days prompting intense unease among relatives. The tale follows Buck’s sudden return to Indianapolis amid rumors and concern over his welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jifford Buck
Smy
Golf Now Free Pree Salts and Park Board Action
A garbled notice indicates the Park Board plans a policy change on charging for golf services and related court or committee proceedings. It mentions the Tara Heard order and a discussion about arranging a hearing at a future meeting. The text is fragmented but suggests a debate over waiving charges and scheduling further talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
Beard
Tere
Nike Ant
Pest
Voices at the convention ball and travels of notable men
A historical report describes voices at a hotel corridor and stories from visitors. It details convention proceedings, reports by Frank Walsh and others, and plans for a Wednesday night ball at Cominsson Na. It notes attendees including Dr. M. A. Ward of Omaha and Abe Ferd, former editor of the Esvitehmens Journal, with reminiscences on railroad work and university ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Deetroit
M. A. Ward
Omaha
Department of Railroad
Ealing
Abe Ferd
Esvitehmens
Fetfege
Wewigal
L'niversity
Sepracka
Omana
Seawhiwen
Inc O
Frank Walsh
Brand
Welchy
Tervert
Conners
Ours
Comiinson Na
Noah Smith
Weal Ewe
Smith
Antichmen
Periple
Clarpool
Col HY
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Atlantic Ocean
Amsterdam
Friezenven
Far East
Corbin
Jolo
Elliott Wesby
the Weather Forecast
Auburn
Bloomington
Cambridge City
Columbos
Farmend
Lafayette
Logansport
Marion
Vincennes
Nat
Wills
Gos Lianien
Waehinaton-st
Lowey
Noland Electric Light
Dusala, Hen
Czar
Princess Tenicheff
Miss Trepoff
Tees Trice
Buck Boy
Clifford
Tomucerg
Clarence Johns
Wife NO. 1
Eva Ray
Dehox
Huby Lee Johns
Arcond Wit
Tosil
Mtat
Atend
Sha
Dohos
Axcumina Tien
Rune
Anan
Cloveland
Unitornia
Prigan
Ayer
Sama Wiedom
City Iighs
THE
Board OF Works
Ameren Federation of Labor
Leip Carey
Siriar
Marion — ‘Mer Ramses
Loatington Light Coupany
George RB. Warner
Loisville
Warner
Adianapethr
Park Board
Maheas
Tess Gene
Voice OF Dead
Walternets
Janes
Shocu & Davis
Cor
Cindy
Market
Gust
Rosberg
Vant Taller
Pembroke Arcas
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