Ex convict shoots policeman Sanders on Michigan Street tracks
George Wilson paroled recently from the penitentiary shot Patrolman Jesse Sanders in the abdomen during a chase on the Big Four tracks near Michigan Street. Wilson, wounded in the leg, fled after threatening his ex wife at 208 West Michigan Street then firing at Charles Wack at a saloon. The pursuit continued with bystanders and officers, Wilson was captured, and both officers were hospitalized with non fatal injuries. Wilson also struck bystander Mackay.
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Prisoner Irene Blackshire Toured By Mob At Depot
Irene Blackshire, condemned for involvement in her husband’s killing, was en route to a state prison when a mob of about 1000 met the train. In the rush to view her, her garments were torn and she and her guard were nearly crushed. She was later reported fainting and unconscious, with claims of innocence from the prisoner.
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Moundrville
Employers Foot the Bill in Chicago Strike Parade
A chaotic late night scene unfolds as three motor buses packed with men travel a city route of boulevards and park during a three hour tour. The nonunion workers are viewed by some as “seeing Chicago” at their employers’ expense amid a striking dispute.
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Cancer fight delays trial new firm facing suit
The habeas action against a company faced delays as the plaintiff contends the case involves a cancer related dispute. Officials plan new dates as the matter proceeds through court channels.
Murder at Toledo Sends Clue into Night
A man believed to be Des Fisher, described as a placid drummer, was found dead in Toledo after a quarrel with an intoxicated companion who fled. The partner's identity remains unknown as authorities investigate at Pow!place, with no immediate arrests.
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Debts Filed in U S District Court In Indiana Dealership Case
Debtors in a South Bend Indiana dealership bankruptcy were filed in the U S district court on a Wednesday. The case lists Chevy and Joey of South Bend as dealers in farm implements with assets around 2.2 million and liabilities near 495 thousand. Names include Mabihlee and Acker with affiliations to AM APbA MF and Sermour Mid.
Robbery at Night As Three Men Hold Up Real Estate Dealer
William Holman a real estate dealer was held up by three well dressed young men near Linden hotel as he walked home after an evening at the Terramea hotel. A revolver was shown and Holman’s money was taken before the trio fled toward Vermont street. Police and detectives searched for the robbers but could not identify them.
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Terramea Hotel
New York
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Death ruled as possible suicide in Swampscott case
An autopsy on Mrs. Jennie P. Chase, who died under suspicious circumstances last week, reported death by poison and pneumonia. District Attorney Peters ordered compliance with the inquiry, and Chief Warris and the husband voiced satisfaction with the finding that death may have been by her own action.
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Three Votes Sway to Oust Cunningham at Rural Carriers Meet
Delegates push a bid to remove Frank Cunningham as president of the National Rural Carriers Association with three votes needed, accusing Cunningham and ally Congressman George W Cromer of collusion for political ends. Indiana delegates back Lindsay as a replacement, influenced by Alabama and other states, amid waning support for Cunningham and questions over his conduct and leadership.
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Vandalia Answers in Freight Case and City Records
The Vandalia Railroad Company answers the complaint by Schnull & Co on freight rates to stations along their route, arguing current rates are not injurious and a reduced schedule would hurt earnings. The city record lists births, marriages, and building permits including families and addresses, with a hospital project and multiple dwelling repairs.
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Court enjoining a woman's fury in Chicago feud
Mrs Augusta Dahlberg faces injunction restraining her from speaking writing or telephoning contractor William Grace in a long running feud over a building project. Grace claims harassment and blackmail attempts with pepper thrown and blows. Dahlberg was arrested with bond posted and warrants issued as courts and detectives guard the dispute.
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Cases Diminishing Report From Scripps Association
The Scripps Rak Presb Association notes yellow fever cases are diminishing nationwide. An official in Texas remarks quarantines in Louisiana remain, while New Orleans records a December biting frost average near December 3, with prior years showing earlier frosts around October 20.
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J C Linehan Dies in Concord NH State Insurance Chief
J C Linehan state Insurance commissioner died Tuesday at his home in Concord New Hampshire. Linehan was a native of Teeland and held key roles in the G A R and veterans affairs.
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General Markets Report From Indianapolis and New York
General market notes from Indianapolis show a stubborn market with slight improvement. Demand remains strong for cheese stews. stock scarcity noted along with quiet business and cautious trading in other sectors. In New York, stocks opened higher with gains led by Canadian Pacific and Reading. bond activity muted as investors awaited ongoing reports and potential policy signals. Industrial and railroad shares showed selective strength while commodity prices reflected modest movements across pork, lard, and dairy products.
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Heron Art Institute Contract Awarded for New Building
The Heron Art Institute contract to Brant Brothers for erection of the sixteenth and Pennsylvania Street building is set. Cost 550,009 with interior furnishings and decor later. Construction to finish next spring, with public exhibition at the Talbott homestead during erection and winter arrangements in the Union Trust building.
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Divorce Suit Filed Over Pie Incident
Mrs Susan Heathman of Higbee Missouri files divorce suit against her husband in Mobery county alleging he ate pies intended for Sunday dinner. She accuses him of striking tearing and seizing property, seeking legal restitution.
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Roosevelt Jr Admitted to Harvard Matriculation
Secretary Hart of Harvard announces Theodore Roosevelt Jr., eldest son of President Roosevelt, has passed the admission examinations and will matriculate this fall. Roosevelt has taken room 1h Crazy Hall Cambridge Mass Sept 20.
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Henderson Shot in Mississippi. Morennad Charged
Dramatized report states Dr. Henderson was shot and killed at Aesno ta Mississippi by Albert Morennad who allegedly attacked the doctor’s wife. The case is urgent as Morennad faces charges of murder and attempted assault.
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Baron Komura Improves Amid Uncertain Departure Date
Baron Komura continues to improve as reports from the Press Association in New York note the exact date of his departure has not been determined. The evolving condition and travel plans remain unsettled.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report Fragment
Fragmented stock prices show steady cattle hog and sheep receipts with figures like 2.75 and 3.50, plus mixed notes on hogs and sheep. Sparse data includes totals around 4000 and extra line items, with unclear dates or consignors in a historical listing.
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Newspaper man George M Cooke Found Dead Near River
George M Cooke, former owner of the Maneua Daily, is found dead in the river near the Mississippi area. Authorities report he appeared to have taken his own life after a period of absence and concerns over his wife’s ill health. Footprints along the riverbank point to the entry site.
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Company Dissolution Filed by Richmond Firm
A Richmond based firm filed a statement with the secretary of state announcing the dissolution of the company Agreement of all other stakeholders and the expiration of the entity. The director Newton Cole serves as president and Mercer Greff as secretary and treasurer.
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Wheat and Livestock Report From Chicago Markets
Northwest weather improves threshing prospects as September grain terms shift. Wheat futures show varied moves with December and March contracts noted. Cattle and hog markets steady to higher with strong demand for native sheep and lambs, signaling broad activity across Chicago grains and livestock.
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Fragmented OCR list of colors and tones in question
The text presents a garbled OCR listing various color terms and categories such as white mixed, yellow, red, and blue, interspersed with numeric and animal or product descriptors. It appears to be an unreadable inventory or classification page with no clear article event or named entities.
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Chicago Produce Market Prices Listed for Dairy and Meats
In Chicago September trade notes the dairy section shows full cream daisies and Ble Full cream items while meats include long horn, geese, ducks, and chickens with par dos pricing. Various brands and grades appear in scattered entries. prices cited include four dollars and eighty-five dollars per dozen for selected items.
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East Buffalo Livestock Receipts Briefly Steady
East Buffalo New York stock market notes show receipts totaling 20 for prime cattle, with selections and feeders at around 5 50 to 5 75 per hundredweight. Sheep and lambs are mixed, with receipts indicating stronger demand for some classes and prices near 5 20 to 5 40 for medium and mixed lots.
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Four Trains Wrecked Near Harney Nevada
Salt Lake City Sept 20 More than a series of persons were injured in a Central Pacific wreck near Harney Nev Tuesday night. Two freight trains collided head on causing rear car damage and a passenger train halted behind. The third passenger section could not be warned in time and crashed into the second. Injured include Jess Adela Dacs Taborville N H Anna Higes St Louis Willam Knox Cateagoy Mrs Mason Paulsburg N J Mrs W C Halsey Eagle Grove Jagdire Fannie Dretner Manty Ia and H C Brown Chicago.
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