Banker Foils Jewel Theft On Crowded Car
Four well dressed men attempted to snatch a diamond shirt stud from Almert AL Barnes first vice president of the Columbia National Park and president of Udell Works. Barnes, on the way to the air grounds for automobile races, detected the approach and compelled the thieves to surrender the gem after a brief confrontation on a crowded Central Ave car.
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Almert AL Barnes
Firs
Columbia National Park
Barnes
Falls Dead At His Post on Kentucky Crossing
William Henderson a 39 year old man employed on a figman at a Delt railroad crossing collapsed Thursday and died at the scene as a buggy crossed. He was unmarried and housed at 1933 Redstone. Deputy Coroner F D Robertson attributed death to heart disease and ordered a postmortem. The body was moved to the city morgue by ambulance after a deep gash to the right side of the face was noted.
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Wiliam Henderson
Kentucky
Henderson
Rhedonst
F. d. Robertson
City to Retain Capitol for Nine Years
Meriwee McRae Press reports Guthrie will keep Oklahoma's capital for the next nine years until 19h, pending conference committee on the statehood bill approval by Senate and House. No forward motion on statehood for Arizona and New Mexico.
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Meriwee-McRae Press Annovation
Washington
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Senate
House
Arizona
New Mexico
A Double Dose of Poison Delivers Scare to Girl
Mire Marie Downey, a nine year old, despondent on Thursday swallowed morphine and laudanum. Dr. O R Lynch of the City dispensary saved her life. Downey refused to state her motive for the attempted suicide. She resides at 19 N Meridan Avenue Laurie Wieck.
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Mire Marie Downey
O. R. Lynch
Miss Downey
Laurie Wieck
N. Meridlan-at
Fire at Nashville gutted furniture shop on Third Ave
A major blaze swept the Greenfeld Talbott Furniture Co. on Third Avenue Nashville in the afternoon. Fire crews were quickly summoned to quell the flames as city services responded to the emergency.
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Jerrippe-McRae
Asanetatens
Nashville
Tenn
Greenfeld-Talbott Furniture Company
Third-ave
Prizes in Athletics Called to Reduce Corruption
A six‑session gathering at the Claypool hotel featured papers by C. R. H. Jackson, A. B. Wegener, J. B. Modesitt, and Hammett arguing against costly prizes in sports. They urged higher ideals, cleaner competition, and remedies for excessive prize driven rivalry in athletics and basketball.
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United States
Claypool
C. R. H. Jackson
Scranton
A. B. Wegener
Rochester
X.Y
J. B. Modesitt
Milwaukee, Wik
Ram
Hammett
Chicago
Fireworks Display at Wonder Land Promises Spectacle
A broad fireworks and entertainment event at Wonder Land promises a bigger show than last Friday with set pieces, sky displays, vaudeville acts, and free park admission. Features include a high dive by Dare Devil Dash and daily airship ascensions by Kano. Local police court notes report fines for Brown's barrel house and saloon incidents linked to disrepect toward Abraham Lincoln.
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Frida
Indiananolie
Aroud
Cameron
Carl Fisher
Rey
von Tame
House of Brown
Washington
Scott Wacthe
Thoma O'Malley
Cnats
Cohen's Place
Maggie Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Judge Revises Ruling On Bank Clerk Irwin Testimony
Special to The un Monticello Ind May 31 The Mc Coy bank cage reopen ed Court. Judge Farber shifted earlier rulings by allowing Maude Irwin clerk to testify about deposit balances from bank ledgers. Defense objected citing unlawful seizure of books. State presented ledgerless testimony to jury.
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Monticello
Ind
McCoy
Farber
Maude Irwin
George Haywood
Public dances blamed for juvenile delinquency at Fountain-square
Juvenile court examined five girls and five boys linked to a Fountain-square dance hall. Four girls were sent to hospital reform facilities or protection, and boys were bound over to the grand jury on multiple charges. Judge Stubbs warned manager Lawrence and urged possible hall closure amid police anti-vice efforts.
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Fountain-square
Waa
Xtra
City Hospital
Indiana Reform School For Girls
House of the Good Shepherd
Lawrence
Wrho
Stubbs
Brobs
Caid
Augustus Ranke
Grand Jury
Dave
Brubbs
Robert Meteger
Condit
Juventin
Hut
Brabbn
Metzger
Canal Proposal Gains Senate Committee Approval
A canal between Puget Sound and Lake Washington received a favorable report from the Senate Commerce Committee. James A. Moore urged to build and operate the canal for three years before transferring ownership to the United States government.
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Sertans-WeRye Br
Nemeten
Washington
Puget Sound
Lake Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
James A. Moore
United Bates
Revolt Crushed In Guatemala Crisis Report
MOBILE Ala May 31 A telegraphic dispatch from the Guatemalan foreign minister declares the invasion through the Mexican border has been completely suppressed. The report cites the Ovon situation as resolved and asserts restored order in the region.
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Jeripoe-McRae
Mobile
Ala
Guatemala
PASS ANTIIMMUNITY BILL ROUTES IN SENATE
Washington May 1 The senate passed an anti immunity bill aimed at preventing prosecutors from compelling testimony in investigations by the Bureau of Corporations and the Interstate Commerce Commission The measure defines witness rights to refuse or limit testimony under subpoenas and aligns with existing statutes Senator Knox described the act as clarifying and strengthening witness protections amid ongoing probes in Chicago and elsewhere.
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Scrippr-Meler
Washington
Senate
Lua
Chicago
Bureau of Corporations
Interstate Commerce Commission
Knox
Witnersen
Hearst Denounces Taggart Rule in Democratic Campaign
Special to the Sue Chicago May 3 1905 Hearst editorially attacks Thomas Taggart head of the Democratic national committee calling him a tool of corporations. He lists advisers as representatives of criminal interests and trusts, argues the advisory committee has no standing and urges Congress to reject corporate influence in the campaign. He targets J M Guffey Roger Sullivan McGraw Roy Woodson August Belmont Ellyson and others as corrupt influences.
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Chicago
William Randolpn Mears
Presidene
Thomas ‘Taggart
Chicaga Hxammer
Hearst
Taggart
Tom Yagswart
Suen
Tom Tageart
Namenna
Hulthood
Democrat
Democratic Party
Posfessions
Vand
Waillst
J. M. Guffey
Standard U9 Company
Pennayvania
Louys
Pennsylvania
Gustey
John D. Rockefeller
Beenod
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
United States
Chicago Gas Trust
John R. Walsh
McGraw
West Virginia
Davis
Aten
Uroy Woodson
Kentucky
August Belmont
Ellyson
Politics
Southern Railway
Wall St
Republican Party
Bex
Ehn
Gembling
Congressional Committee
Towne May Be Here For Indiana Democrats Meeting
Indiana Democrats prepare for a big meeting next Wednesday night with a choice of top speakers. Secretary Joseph Reilly says either Congressman Charles A. Towne or Benatar Joseph Bailey will headline the main gathering preceding the state convention. W H O'Brien discussed plans with party leaders and expects a strong convention with many candidates.
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Joseph Reilly
Democrate State Central Committee
Charles A. Towne
Manesits
New York City
Benatar
Jeseph Bailey
Texas
Tamlinson Nail
Gwa
Upton Sinclair Linked to Beef Trouble and Chicago Scandal
The Jungle author Upton Sinclair is connected to a chain of events that sparked a beef industry controversy. Reports trace his work to a Chicago stockyards scandal prompting public scrutiny and reform efforts in the meat trade.
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Upton Sinclair
Chicago
Fine Job eh How to be a Pennsylvania railroad official
A Baltimore Sun line questions how a railroad official would handle strangers approaching and praising him for his appearance. The tone suggests skepticism about the behavior of officials toward outsiders and the propriety of personal treatment.
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Pennsylvania Railrood
Baltiore Sun
The Rake-Off in Panama Canal Supplies Purchase
In Philadelphia, the Taquirer reports that Panama canal supplies will be bought in this country but only if their price aligns with the president's economy plan. The piece hints at political scrutiny and fiscal restraint affecting procurement.
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Panama Canal
Palladelphia
Taquirer
Enraged wife attacks rival with horsewhip in public
Mrs A El Spalding of Irving attacked Helen Mack, a 40 year old stenographer, with a horsewhip on Washington Street near New Jersey, drawing a crowd. She admitted the assault at the station, saying years of marital distress with husband Spalding led to desperation. Mack, living at 40 EB Market, reported the incident after Spalding pursued her from work.
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Miss Mack
Lieut
Sandman
Tatabe
Arst
Mra Spalding
Hull
Shine
Mra. Spalding
Washington-st
New Jerwep
Dons
Miss Black
Spalding
Helen Mack
Mack
Chicago
Ives
Harriet Flats
Emnt
Washington
Moon Anthe Xis
Anna
Misa Mack
Withdrawal of Troops Began in San Francisco
Advices from General Greets report federal troops began leaving San Francisco today as local authorities accepted the plan. The destitute in the city now number 42,000 residents.
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Pete Chae-Eree Washington
Gen. Greets
San Frans Cisco
San Firancisco
Petersburg Renters Hit By Lightning Fire
A 1904 built structure valued at $35,000 was struck by lightning early today and completely destroyed. No occupants were harmed. the fire gutted the building, with reports noting its association and the damaged contents amid local reaction.
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Scrippie McHar Prene Association
Petersburg, Jr
Eter
Aloaquin Killings At Royal Wedding Shock Madrid
Five people are arrested after an attempted murder in Madrid during a royal wedding procession. The incident involved both people and horses. several in the royal procession were killed.
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Aloaquin
Madrid
Royal wedding amid Madrid bomb scare and pageantry
King Alfonso and Princess Ena wed at San Geronimo as Madrid braced for danger after a bomb was thrown at the royal carriage. The ceremony drew 1,007 guests, many Americans, with tens of thousands of visitors filling the streets. Police and troops guarded key routes, and the couple continued to the palace after the attack was foiled.
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Alfonso
Ena
Scrippe-MeTtee Dress Association
Madrid
Alfonse
Alecony
Mayerst
Ale Fonao
Ens
Eoward
Englana
San Geronimo
Cardinal Bancha Catholic
Spain
Hing Alfonso
Royal Palace
San Geronimo Church
Ministry of Marine
Puerta del Sal
Kina
el Pardo
Henry of Battenberg
Uncle Sam as a Teacher at Jamestown Exposition
Special to The Sea KORFOUK Va Maya describes the James Town exposition near Norfolk as a grand display of military and industrial progress. Government experts will demonstrate mineral and earth resources including iron ore, sands, and brick materials. A government school will accompany exhibits to benefit humanity. Memorial services for Joseph R. Gordon Relief are noted for Friday night.
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Sea Korfouk
Maya
Norfolk
United States
David T. Day
Uncle Sam
Dr. Day
Day Imienis Wis
Uae
Exposition Grounds
Ube Vle Sam
Ectentiste Ama
Ard Navy
Tran, Orem
Ocean Sants
Minerva
Thors
Joseph R. Gordon Relief
Oramaha Hall
Thand
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Herne
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Wulxchner
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