Degraded laborers of Petersburg threaten city as lake of blood
Reports from St Petersburg on September 6 describe laborers in Bushmegrow rising in hostility, looting, and threats against the rich. Crowded streets, squalid housing, and heavy drinking accompany deteriorating conditions as authorities fear violence may erupt and turn the capital into chaos. The piece portrays worn workers as driven by desperation, with revolver permits common and streets unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Bt. Petersburg
St Petersburg
Semyatmal
Joery
Schueseibueg
Mins
Neva
Turkey
Rate Law in Effect but Just Being Interpreted
The new interstate rate law is in effect but its meanings are unsettled. Officials and railroad executives meet in Chicago New York Atlantic City and Washington to interpret provisions. Commissioners seek to ease harsh features and aid uniform accounting while railroads push for practical, timely postings and reachable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson Gardner
Washington
Chicago
New York
Atlantic City
Comala
Interiate
Cammerea Commision
Olire
Ralleos
Knapp
Congress
Tgwin
Henry C. Adams
Michigan University
National Enseciation of
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer for Friday Sept 7
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer urges asking favors seeking work and favors on this Friday. If born on this date 1909 the individual will have a favorable birthday with business progress and financial benefit, plus potential travel and change.
Two Men Die as Building Collapses in Elyria
Two men were killed and several others seriously injured when a building under construction collapsed this morning in Elyria. Emergency crews arrived at the scene to pull victims from the rubble and transport the injured to area hospitals. Authorities are investigating the cause of the collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
ferippe-McRar
Elyria Co. Soy
Garford Sade
Neveral
Evans Pun Script Special Navy Meeting
In New York prominent naval officers met President Kennedy and Secretary Bonaparte to discuss the opening of a new matter. Admiral Evans stated plans and a response was noted by the group amid the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-MrRar Frese Association
Pres
Idyne Kensevett
Bonaparte
Evann Salt
Iwa
Lodging House Proprietor Killed in Thief Trap
In Seattle on a bleak night Emma Dailey, owner of a lodging house, was killed by a trap set in a trunk by a thief. Dailey reportedly warned a companion, hoping a key would open the trunk, and a cry was heard as the lid sprang shut. Police have not yet located the perpetrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Waar Fee
Emma Dailey
Baatrarne
Call on the Banks. National banks seek condition statement
Washington, Sept 5. A summary for the day shows a call on the banks by the currency officials for a statement of conditions as of the close of business Tuesday Sept 4. The report seeks details from national banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-MecRse
Washington
Inday
Nine Buildings Burned in Leesburg Fire
A morning blaze behind 51 F. Georges restaurant in Leesburg, Ohio destroyed nine buildings. Losses estimated at 140,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae
Leesburg
F. George's
Local Notices and Meetings Across City Districts
Community groups and officials announce meetings and actions across the city. A O H division and Mapleton union schedule gatherings on November 5 and Thursday at 2 PM, while the Ladies Auxiliary hosts a medal event at 6 Califor at. October items include a reunion attendance by Col Frank Wilcox and the fire department planning to arm two storage sheds at 27 Washington. Infantry inspections and milk quality oversight are also noted among varied civic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conta
Fre
Washington At
Vaed
Assault Case Sees Walter Hall Convicted in Baker Shop Incident
Walter Hall and Lows Mountjoy faced criminal court on Thursday as Majir Gleaker of Trvngton bakery testified. Gleason reported Hall attacked him, injuring his skull with a blow that fractured bone and sent him to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hall
Mountjoy
Horach
Penn
Bermer Fremont Alford
Criinal Court
Chex
Majir Gleaker
Trvngton
Gieanon
Mr. SmutyYoss Aamistance
Gleason
Takan
iAkan
Officer Hugged Hoke Smith in Macon
In Macon Georgia on September 6 officer Tam Williams faced a charge of offensively active in politics after hugging Hoke Smith following a speech during the Democratic gubernatorial campaign. Prosecutors say the act violated city rules forbidding police officers from taking active interest in politics, but Williams defends that he was moved by Smith’s address and acted on impulse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Floke Smith
Pombatho
Williame
Willamsays
Hoke Smith
Apeech
Cannon Attacks Gompers In Open Fight At Lewiston
Speaker Joseph Cannon criticized Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor for opposing his stance against cartels in Congress. Cannon called Gompers a czar and said he bears no prejudice against the federation while supporting workers' condition and right to citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Joseph Cannon
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompérs
Osar
Cannon
Federation of Labor
Gomdevo
Citizer
The Vim Wins Again in Marblehead Race
Scripose McRae Press Association reports The Vim won the day's Marblehead race with Musa Gent. & The jyacht The Tilly finishing second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VIM
Scripose-McRae Press Association
Marblehead
Musa
Gent
Jyacht
Tilly
City official questions bid lawsuit over street paving work
Mayor Cauriey A. Bookweltar met with Joseph Tiliote and Preston Trusser of the Board of Public Works Thurney to discuss injunction suit brought by Wilhelmina Bieshle to halt city bids for paving Alabama street with bituminous macadam. The mayor suspects a paying company behind the action but cites representatives stating no involvement. Investigations focus on Alabama at St Clair paving plans and alleged organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauriey A. Bookweltar
Toseph T.iliote
Preston C. Trusser
Puta Works
Thurney
Dlacuen
Strane
Cumbatine
Awité
Meyor
Wilhelmina Bieshle
Alabamast
Three Men Die in Scrippe Hehoe Peak Construction
A disastrous blast at the Scrippe Hehoe Peak site kills three workers and injures many more as a portion of the building collapses. Rescue efforts recover bodies amid wreckage and scattered debris. investigators assess whether supporting structures failed under strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-Hehoe Peak Assortstion
Eetria
Fem
Aueford Searatarturine Company
City Budget Review Clears Time Changes for Schools
City Council weighs 19Mars budgets for departments as City Comptroller Breanig rechecks figures. Proposal calls for later start to school day, playgrounds kept open until 30 p.m. for students by parent choice, with extended morning hours to aid children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Breanig
Charles
Kidd
Uume
Vanigblahan
Redeems License After 13 Months in Odd Court Action
Mr John Marshall and Liasin Buads Bons sought to marry after a ceremony. The groom admitted lack of funds for the fee and the court kept the license certificate to redeem later. Thirteen months passed before Justice Shepard ordered action to obtain the marriage document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jofn Marshal
Ava
Joseph H. Shepard
Fedea
John Mareball
Liasin Buads
Justice Shepard
Hay Prices At Wagon Market Show Varied Rates
Old Timothy hay 19 20, Ken Timothy hay 15 18, mixed hay 12 14, clover hay 10 12, millet hay 8 10, sheat oats 10 12, corn 48 sb4e, straw 5 8, shelled oats 35 sb40, new oats 28 20e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Hay
Ken Timothy Hay
Clover Hay
Meats and Lard Corrected By Editors From Dated Text
A fragmentary list of meat products including names like ham bacon lard and pork events appears. The garbled OCR notes various cured meats and cuts with numbers and scattered brand-like terms, reflecting a damaged catalog or advertisement segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eipran
Bugar
Daiges California
Applications for License Notices in Marion County Indiana
A long notice page lists numerous residents in various wards of Marion County Indiana applying for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons at a time. Each notice specifies the applicant, ward, street location, building details, and the premise where liquor will be sold and consumed on the premises, along with the October term of the Marion County Board of Commissioners for approval.
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Board of Commissioners of
Macinn
Eneron Si
Brignton Boulevard
Tadlannapalis
Townsnin
Marmy County
Reinhardt
Firat Oh
Minrion
Indiaia
Fern Boenke
East Temk
Albert EL Freisher
Indianapadia
Center Township
Marier County
Tenth Street
Burge
Howard
Huainese
Frentenari
Waleathee
Halnes Avenia
Tors
Dietz
Germania Aghdivision
Holmen’ Woeerjoné _adattion
Indianapolis
Wayne Towwrship
Marten
Tidtlans
Holmes Syenua
Walnut
Sea West
Paul
Connor Wginty
Canter
Marion
Indiana
Ohio Street
Indianapi Us
Cancer Township
Marion County
Chinatreet
Joseph A
Weeks
Tha Blaventh
Manic County
In- Mana
Delaware Street
Delaware and
Pearl
Ware Street
Alan
Tal
Slaricn
Mtang
Inn Ream
Nouth End
Eant Street
Muenter
Revanteen OG
Seldensiicker & Natrner
Indianscotia
Fnet
Emmardt
Delaware
Virginia Agnare
Aquare No. &l
Indiananake
Mariin County
Melaware
Virginia
Avenue
Ward Ned
Ever
Tinos Street
Tilnels
Blake's
Nn Fe
Mereby Netlee
Zarrigon
Finealreeta
Fletcher, Witt, Taylor & Hovt
Vielon
Caner Township
Rooniy
Harrigon Street
Centar
Obe
Harroogn
Sendale Avenue
Pratt Street
Senate Avenue
Biskey
Buckneaseae
Indiana Avenue
Marton Jcounty
Pat Boerd
Surat
Sam
Nowte Street
Nehle
Georgia Streete
Brkele
Bares
Srbdivision
Noble Street
Ward Noi
Thomas Kinney
Sammehip
Board of
Cammle Shiners
Ipsa
Washington Sereet
Vajen
Indiamantin
Centar Township
Indie
Washington and
Pine Streets
Henry &, Rolker
Rieth
Marian County
Board of Chants Commisdansen
Dante
Eest
Papitel Avenue
Hulldine
Iliang Avenue
Captel Avenue
Tallananoiz
Nosam
Sam Enitman Sotice
Citiens
Tailana
Licenae
Aline
Jeanie
Cnld
Frank
Fee Grove
Merlion Street
Brown's
Center Tornship
Marfor County
Thifana
Meridian Wrroret
Prank Street
Henry Egelhofr
Constoners
Marth
Market Street
Rinsavare
Indine Rode
Tidlaha
West Market
J. M_RILEY
Center Tewnadly
Raonald Menots
Washington Street
Washington
Criter Township
Marionenun
West Washington Alrect
Albert Danke
Indiequa
de Ceneta
Zante
Marsland
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J. W.T. Mason
Tocaen
Aleft
We Eaputel
Our Lady of Sorrows
Rome
Worsingmens
St. Friershare
SY. Pet
Erest Isburg Cigarette Ser
Interstate Commerce Commiselon Zone
Raphael
Kanelal Ed Phe
Sea
Armaal
D. Burnett Parce
Bond Howe, MacDonald, McCoy & Co
Lamcke Butting
Mapleton Union
Oteroek
Hams
Mire
Samual McIlvath
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bre
Arthur
Califorale
Col
Frank Wilcox
Champalen
C. W. BM
Mra. Parker
West
Pratt
Thoretay
Mra. Sallare
NK. Berry
Porte Riso
Anan Griffin
Bean
Polies
North St
Pultonat
Tohn B. Furnan
AA Nanan
Isqdor Wullnon
Weighta and
Masseures
Dafryne
Indianapa
Irvington Haker
May Lee
Politica
Gompers
Gannon Flayed
Bim
Maine
MR. Elam
Justice
Groom Gould
Anveral
Aliea
Alitten LL Clawson
Charlies Care
Clawson
Acme Bedding Co
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