Bandits tied up near Jolley in bank robbery attempt
Six robbers blew a safe at the People's Bank in Jolley Iowa six miles southwest of Pouernr. Diners heard explosions and two residents fired from a hotel window. the robbers fled with a team but were later captured by a posse near Jolley. The event rattled the town as deputies recovered loot and a barn was broken into in the chase.
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People’s Bank
Jolley
Pouernr
Oelack Tuesdarmering
Buser
Hvers
Uesters
Small Dog
Vetter Sormanded
Sien
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Unclear OCR fragment relates to names and numbers. unable to extract a coherent event or entities. The readable portions include mentions of persons and a numeric code but lack context for a factual summary.
Flead Message Fragment Sparks Wake of Remarks
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion or address by a president or chairman. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving core event unclear.
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The fragmentary text mentions a date today and a public notice tone. It reads like a garbled newspaper snippet with references to a place and possible events, but concrete details and clarity are missing.
Wreck Victim May Die as Missouri Pacific Crash Injuries Mount
News from Kansas City shows sixteen or more injured in the Missouri Pacific wreck on Saturday, with most discharged home. Mrs Mary Gillen of Canton, aged years, remains seriously ill though expected to recover, having been rescued from a rear Pullman that plunged into a creek two score feet below the bridge.
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Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Mary Gillen
Canton
Warships funding highlighted in overseas dispatch
A garbled dispatch from Sc. Petersi outlines shipbuilding priorities and wartime spending. It mentions Charles B. ait and TPS Annetanzinoeple in connection with naval efforts at Constan erie. The note references substantial totals for battleship construction and coastal defense, underscoring government commitments to modern fleets.
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Sc. Petersi
Charles B. Ait
Annetanzinoeple
Tor
Untitled Note on Faded Archive Entry
A fragmented OCR line hints at several names and dates but readability is low. The text references people and places without clear actions or context, making a coherent summary difficult.
Robbery on Wells Fargo Express Ends in Fatal Wounding
An Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line Wells Fargo Express robbery occurred between Daggett and Needles California. Guard E Roberts of Los Angeles died after being shot while a bandit looted a safe containing checks and envelopes. Local officials had placed a substitute messenger on the car and the thief fled as the train sped on toward Barstow.
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Atchison, Topek and
Sabti
Iman No
Daggett
Roberts
Soxpress
Wells-Farge Company
United States
Barstow
Guand
Connduera Elawes
Oxtlesswart Lasseter
Messe E. Roberts Inc
Daswell
Salt Lake Road
Los Angele
Wells-Pa
Two Mrs Chadwick Notes Tied to Carnegie Endorsements
Reports claim two notes drawn on Citizens National Bank Oberlin endorse Andrew Carnegie but authorities hold them, while Andrew Carnegie’s secretary denies knowledge of Mrs Chadwick or any signing. The note authenticity and possession remain disputed.
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Cleveland
Chadwick
Citizens” National Bank
Oberlin
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Althaneh
Andrew Carnesie
New York
Mir
Asrmegie
Chadwick Maha
Hia
Tris
Spd
Mrs. Chadwick
Denver Officials Guilty of Violating Election Injunction
A court found Denver election officials Frank Brotke Joseph Tar Edward Ometla and Rodent Tace Cole guilty of violating an injunction during the recent election. Carl Wisen, an election clerk, was found not guilty of contempt. The judge denied bail pending appeal to the federal court.
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Denver
Frank J. Brotke
City Hoese
Joseph Tar
Edward Ometla
Rodent Tace Cole
Mien
Elect
Dheourts Laréer
Theo
Reaz
Carl Wisen
Notrailty
Tien
Man 25 Gets Life for Piracy on Western States Robbery
Joseph Wirwin of Detroit Michigan, aged 25, pleaded guilty to piracy on the high seas and robbery aboard the steamer Western States from Jackson Michigan. He received a life sentence in the Detroit House of Corrections.
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Joseph Wirwin
Detroit
Mich
M. G. Sweeting
Jackson
Ti Siurdar
Fragmentary report of an early Monday shooting scene
A damaged text fragment describes a sensa mehery at an early Monday fight with three poker players shot. One person is dead and another is injured. The readable items mention Kuna Tracer as a possible person involved.
Wapello Bank Cashier Confesses Shortage and Sentenced
Wapello State Savings Bank cashier W. B. Colton admitted a shortage of about $23,000 to $25,300. Directors covered part of the loss. Colton, treasurer of the local church, received a two and a half year sentence at Port Madison. The auditor and bank officials traced the misappropriation to Colton’s reports and to a Chicago deposit discrepancy.
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Carrol
W. B. Calton
Wapello State Savings Bank
Wapello
Louisa County
McKee
Otto
Colton
Wanello Bank
Millard Cox
Bankigg
Ofice
Bert P Rosser
Cox
First National Bank of Chicago
Wuapello Bank
W. A. Colton
Wapeto State Savings Bank
Sunty Stud
Port Madison
Erning
Death by Own Action Shocks Russell Village
Rosa Dizon 18, known as the belle of Russell, was found dead with a pistol shot in the Dixon home parlor. Charles Atha, her alleged lover from Chariton, claimed he dozed with head in her lap. coroner’s inquest returned death by own action with no evident motive.
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Rosa Dizon
Russell
Zwelock
Dixon
Charles Atha
Chariton
Atha
Miss Dixon
Stanton
Man Fatally Hurt in A Train Collision Near Cherokee
A southbound Illinois Central train struck Claude Hoscisnd and Miss Minnie Buddenhagen at Vandercock crossing near Cherokee Sunday night. Hoscisnd suffered severe injuries and was declared critical. Buddenhagen sustained bruises with non serious injuries.
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Cherokee
Claude Hoscisnd
Minnie Buddenhagen
Sioux Falls
Illinois Central
Chero
Vandercock Crossing
Hoagland
County Superintendent Plans Large Educational Meeting
County Superintendent P. McRhinder schedules a major educational meeting at Sibler Dev High School with top county teachers expected to attend. Michael Hedds, a prominent farmer from Charlie City, died by self-inflicted gunshot last night, with authorities noting no clear motive.
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P. McRhinder
Sibler Dev
Michael Hedds
GO Sears
Ace
Monons County Tax Sale At Ona On Track For Record Size
The Monons County tax sale at Ona is expected to be as large as last year with strong participation and high bids. Officials urge taxpayers to settle before the sale date to avoid penalties and reduce totals.
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Monons County
Onaot
Mystery of Lieut Holman Death On Celtic Is Raised
Private letters from Midshipman Aubrey Shoup recount a drunken sailor threatening revenge and claim Lieut Fred Holman was pushed from the Celtic in 1902. The captain classed the incident as a possible murder or accident as investigators seek the true cause.
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Fetter
Aubrey JK. Shoup
United States
New York
Smithland
Mado
Chip
Lieut. Holman
Fred R. Holman
Sioux City
Celtic
Manila
Sydney
Australia
Henry Holman
Armour's Sioux City Plant Employs Over 1,000 Workers
More than 1,000 men are at work at Armour & Co.'s new Sioux City packing plant opened last week. About 600 operate in the main gangs under John M. Dake, while 400 toil in construction overseen by William Cuminehan. Expansion plans include fertilizer facilities and horse buildings as hog shipments surge, with Chicago packers noting the high hog receipts tied to the plant's opening.
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Armidur
Sioux City
Duke
Chicago
Sew Armour
Bank Robber Pleads Guilty in Treynor Case
In Council Bluffs Ivar Barrer admitted robbing Treynor bank on Get six pistol held up clerk Frances Flood to yield 1522 dollars. Barrer a Treynor saloon keeper aided in recovery of most funds, confessed after arrest, faces 10 to 20 years, awaiting sentence.
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Karrer
Treynor
Council Bluffs
Ivar Barrer
Frances Flood
Wright Indicted for Horse Theft in Iowa City Case
Grand jury at Iowa City indicted Isaiah Wright for horse stealing. He was moved to Marengo and reindicted for another theft. He allegedly stole a horse from Charles Gromus, hid it, fled to Marengo, then stole a second horse and returned. Authorities say horse thefts have been rampant in the area with two horses still missing.
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Isaiah Wright
Iowa City
Marengo
Wright
Charles Gromus
Lowa City
Inese
Hounds Track Burglars From Knoxville to Boone
George Hoffmeier's bloodhounds were taken from Knoxville to Boone to locate burglars who entered the Wilson dry goods store and the Olmstead Clothing Company store but nabbed no solid leads. The two stores were ransacked with only 3.25 dollars found at Wilson and 850 at Olmstead. Officers have not located any trace of the robbers.
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George Hoffmeier
Boone
Knoxville
Wilson Dry Goods
Olmstead Clothing Company
Wilson
Olmstead
Rev Davis Elevated to Bishop of Davenport Diocese
Reverend James J. Davis was raised from priesthood to bishop and coadjutor in Davenport, with duties over the Davenport diocese and the Miipotamus titular see. The ceremony drew hundreds of church members and townspeople, highlighting the new leadership at the Davenport church hierarchy.
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Davis
James J. Davis
Davenport
Herd
Miiipotamus
Inrese
Logan of Knoxville Dead at about 100
Knoxville mourns the death of Logan, believed to be the town's oldest man, who died at around a century old. He came to this country in 1862 and served in the Civil War.
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Uwrrb
Logan
Knoxviile
Loving
Efe
New Actuary Anpatared Five Wilchins Stand
Fragmentary OCR notes mention New York actuary Wilchins with five items and Lat Wir of unclear context. The readable phrases show uncertain names and roles, lacking verifiable facts or dates to form a coherent incident or event.
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Wilchins Stan
New
Yeork
Nese] Miihent Ag
Carreiieree Lat
Fragmentary Crime Notice From Pote County
Readable fragments show a local public notice involving a person named Riutis and entities in Merch ies, with mentions of Dea Maines Way and Christian in a county context. Details are incomplete but indicate an official action or filing.
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Dea Maines
Chiar Christian
Potey County
Ieatest
Merch
Ies
The Intecuate Pair for 1906 at Sloax City
The Intecuate Pair for 1906 will be held in Sloax City from September 14 to 16 at a meeting of the American Association of Fairs.
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Sloax City
Mre te d ald edethiges tragedy claims Polk County death
Fragmentary notice reports a robbery at a dry goods store with two shots fired and a confrontation with the captain. It notes Myre Garces Garton died at age 51 after residing in Polk County for years and describes her as among the wealthiest residents of the city.
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Polk Caventy Piogeer Vonm
Polk County
Myre
Garces Garton
Maireen Monday
Che
Gsqperr Ftaottes
Bie
Cavaty
Opening of the Fifty-Eighth Congress Draws Crowds
The last session of the Fifty-eighth Congress opened at noon amid rain and crowds. Spectators filled the galleries as newly elected lawmakers prepared to assume office after March 4. Senators and House members attended, with floral displays and ceremonial prayers marking the formal reassembly.
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Galeries
Capitol
Senate
Platt
New York
D. D
Hoar of
Ming
Sachusetts
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Sengtorgelect Crane
Massachusetts
Knox
Quays
Congressional Probabilities for the Fifty-Eighth Congress Second Session
The article outlines likely topics for the next session including revenue legislation, tariff, reciprocity treaties, Philippine railroads and legislation, statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory, Arizona and New Mexico, impeachment proceedings against Judge Sawyer, Reed Smet's possible expulsion, merchant marine, Chinese exclusion, a two dollar head tax and port agent bill, currency issues, Southern representation, trusts, interstate commerce, government contracts limits, pure food funds, and anticipated Senate committee activity.
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Muar
Senate
Lodree
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Sawyer
Florida
Bret
Congress
Smeet
Reed Smet
Merchant Marine
Congressional Commission
United States
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Fire devastates Hunomytes center and Pawbicket Road store
A fire destroyed the etes cen tral at Hunomytes and damaged the dry Roots and furniture store of Shartenberg at Pawbicket Road, with losses around 500. Mrs. Florence E. Mally denies any public appearance and rejects plans for a stage or lecture event.
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Hunomytes
Medranes
Bes Dra
Shartenberg
Pawbicket Roe
Gre
Florence E. Mally
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