Roosevelt push for canal lock project faces Senate inquiry
President Roosevelt plans to send a message to Congress urging a lock canal. He conferred with Senate committees including Lodge Pevder Hopkins and Ankeny. Chief Engineer Stevens and Secretary Taft testified that the Southern Pacific Railroad bears blame for Panama freight congestion amid deferral of canal officials salaries concerns.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Lodge
Pevder
Hopkins
Ankeny
Bes
Cody
Stevens
FEC
Grimmnities
Joseph E. Bishon
Esnsi Commission
Charess
Taft
Isthmian Comp
Southern Pacific Railroad
Panama
Blanday
Cane
House
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Pacifc Mail Steam Ship Company
Secretary of War
Afr
Pancia Railroad
Steamship Company
San Fran
Approves Hazing Sentence for Naval Cadet
In Washington the secretary affirmed a dismissal for Midshipman Trenmet Coin over hazing. Annapolis reports re the hazing charge against John P. Miller of first class status, with proceedings resuming amid high interest. Miner Meriwether Jr faces related sting allegations as the next case.
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Coffin Srust
Warral Academy
Washington, D. C
Bonaparte Mooder
Annapolis
Isd
Meriwether, Jr
Sting
Severe Storm Strikes Texas and Indiana
Disturbing reports from Monday night describe violent winds across the region causing structural damage and multiple fatalities. The storm system, labeled strong by local agencies, triggered widespread power outages and emergency responses.
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Wish Steel
Oyter
Mann
MSB
Hope for Suhrbast in Bank Case Clems to Penalty
Fragmentary text notes a banking case involving Suhrbast and clemency for a person named Clem maybe connected to a bank. The readable portion hints at final stage decisions and time references but lacks full details.
Fragmented Local Entry Delays Clear Summary
A garbled OCR snippet offers readable fragments about a local event or notice but lacks coherent details. The text hints at a March time frame and a personal or place name, but specifics remain unclear.
Woman slain by a boy in Chicago murder case
The body of Mrs Bessie Hollister Wester, wife of Franklin C. Hollister of the Hollister Bros printing firm, was found murdered near 358 Behren Avenue. A 24 year old Ivins boy confessed to the strangling after a night attack, saying he had been drinking. He then slept at his home and reported the discovery next morning. The coroner's inquest returned a verdict and Hollister attempted to shoot Ivins, restrained by officers.
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Chicago
Bessie Wester
Frankin CG
Hollister
Hollister Bros
Ics Sing
Setuniay
Edward Ivius
Mra
Hicklister
Hichanivius
Hellister
Eving
Mes. Wellister
Rue
Ivins
Bes
Flotlister
Emily Semple
Hevister
Criminal Court
Hollistar
Gallister
Alleged Medical Fraud In New York Company Case
Police report alleges Force of Life company ran a mail fraud scheme. James B. O Beirre, a long active Trepeb Bean figure, and William Wallace Pfadter named in filings as president and medical director. Conspiracy to obtain money under false pretenses cited. company allegedly charged high exam fees and extensive mail operations claiming millions of patients.
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Force of Life” Company
New York
James BR. O'Beirre
United Sates
Life Chemical Ee
William Wallace Pfadter
Irs. Power
Te Company
Student as Footpad Holds Up Box Office Receipts
Fred Thrape, a washburn College student age 18, attempted to rob Archer Robenson of school receipts Saturday night. A struggle ended when Robenson was shot in the leg. Thrape was captured and jailed. Robenson’s wound is not serious. Authorities found weapons on Thrape at the station.
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Young Kanena
Topeks
Krau
Fred Thrape
Washburn College
Archer Robenson
Robesson
Thripp
Firebug spree rattles town and arrests follow
Fragmentary report shows repeated attempts by a firebug to set blazes around Cala Canreg area. Police claim to have arrested a man amid chaotic events as rumors of August indictments and further charges emerge. witnesses describe widespread fear and property damage.
New Peace Society Formed in New York City
The New Peace Society organized in New York Friday night with Buba Hoot as president and Melville Fuller and Brewer as vice presidents. Founding members include Carnegie Cheate Foster Gray Griggs Ham Morrison Straus and Fatt. The group plans congressional incorporation and a Washington meeting soon to promote international law based on justice. An executive council was named with Straus as chairman Butler as secretary Scot e as recording secretary and Chandler Gerean as treasurer.
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New York
Buba Hoot
American Society of International Law
Melville W. Fuller
Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Andrew Carnegie
Joseph FE. Cheate
Willtm R. der
John W. Foster
George Gray
John W. Griggs
WH Ham W. Morrison
Rish and Graey
Oscar
Straus
Willem H. Fatt
Congress
Washington
S& Srrons
Phe
Uncil
Tem:ly
Oscar S. Straus
Charles Elenry Butler
James B. Scote
Recorditur Secry
Chandler
Venezuela Tension Sparks Grandiose Talk of Conflict
A high ranking official warned that a major incident in Venezuela could occur soon. He did not specify the event or timing but noted ongoing harmony between France and the United States in handling the matter and emphasized strict discretion in public discussions.
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Venezuela
Cinlemarz
France
United States
Coast ing Party Crash Kills One In Michigan
Traverse City Michigan reports a coasting party on a steep incline ends tragically when Benjamin Robartson is killed Friday night and several others are injured. The horse and driver also suffer injuries as the group plunges into a snowbank, with bystanders noting the crash disrupted the event and left multiple participants hurt.
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Michigan
Traverse City
Mich
Benjamin Robartson
Sivd
Windsor Hotel Fire Destroys Section in Quebec
Fire swept through a section of the Windsor Hotel in Quebec causing an estimated $250,000 in damages. The blaze spared the rest of the building due to brick construction and quick fire department response. Firefighters Isidan and Steward Daur were among first on the scene. both are expected to recover.
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Windsor
Windis
Cannén
Isidan
Daur Rei
Dre
May Postpone Opening Delays Wyoming Reservation
Railroads unable to reach Wyoming reservation by June due to severe weather. The forecast warns 30 days of northward conditions delaying access as officials adjust opening timelines.
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Wyoming
Mrs Pratt Testifies in Pratt Murder Trial at Rockwell City
In a crowded Rockwell City courtroom Mrs Tennie Cadus Pratt described her husband’s death and her actions, stating she and her husband lived in harmony and he suffered from stomach trouble. Witnesses included two young daughters and a later account supported by neighbors.
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Pratt
Rockwell City
Tennie Cadus Pratt
Rimmond
Persing
Cressy
Pearl Pratt
Des Moines Forgery Case Ties Farmer to Check Scam
Nels Johnson, a farmer, is accused of forging a check for 1.25 and trying to steal thrashing machines from two firms. Johnson is jailed to face forgery and obtaining money under false pretenses charges. Chief Hardin pursues leads as Johnson’s wife and 11 year old child remain in danger. Johnson allegedly traveled from Minneapolis to Des Moines and denied the charges at arraignment.
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Bian
Des Moines
Nels Tohnson
Bunka
Citizens State Bank of Puniap
Arti John Hail
Johason
Hardin
Johnson
Battler
Minneapolis
Johnsson
Dope Trade Probe as Davenport Druggists Face Cocaine Sales
Report notes Davenport druggist Riepe to appear before Justice Hall to answer charges of selling cocaine. The piece cites cocaine as fueling a Davenport panic, with addiction feared in the Latin quarter and among prominent families. Fire in Callender destroys property valued at 25002 with bucket brigades, post office among casualties.
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Davenport
J. C. Hall
Jay
Ip” Hammerly
Latin
Callender
Con Jne
Abustion. Insurance
Campaigner Preaches Anti Cigarette Prayer In City
The Rev. W. A. Shaw of Cadianapolis led a Wednesday night church gathering urging a local campaign for stronger tobacco laws. He urged residents to back reforms and cited recent efforts to secure stricter controls in town.
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W. A. Shaw
Cadianapolis
Fnd
Eponal
Secur Caretta Law
Ashoavetenis
T Ka
Pushi
Miszeu Talia
Child Falls Into Fire While Afraid Snow Overhead
Unclear OCR fragment reports a child fall incident with references to fear and possible danger from overhead objects. Details are fragmentary and no clear location, names, or outcome are discernible.
Newell Beat to Priane Elmer Newell bastera atitenend
The fragmentary report mentions Newell and Elmer Newell in a local context with unclear details. Names and places are partially legible, suggesting a small town notice or social item. No clear dates, actions, or outcomes are discernible.
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Newell
Priane Elmer Newell Bastera
Aveca Te Baioen
Penite Mises
Tee Adieon
Indictment in Council Bluffs for Pat Crowe robbery case
Council Bluffs grand jury indicts Pat Crowe and Arthur Levi for alleged accomplicity in a July 2 1905 street car holdup netting 800. Principal witness Mrs Lillian Daten testified to overheard plots and money counting. Crowe, Levi linked to earlier Omaha kidnapping case. trial slated February. Requisition from Gov Cummins of Iowa awaiting Nebraska governor Mickel to act after Omaha case resolution.
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Qouncil
Crowe
Levi
Council Bluffs
Onda
Gov
Cummins
Tawa
Gov. Mickel
Nebras
Omaha
Fight Over 60006 Estate Share Between Minn ie White and Nephew
Estate of Ty White valued at 90000 faces dispute over spousal share. Minnie B White seeks her portion, while nephew George White argues the marriage was illegal and the couple separated after a few weeks. Will contains a contingency granting a wife a legal dower if married at death, prompting legality questions.
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Lvo Vet
Conwell Bieifs
Minnie B. White
Tenty White
George White
Emerson
White
Bobsled Disaster Injures Six Children at Des Moines
Six children were severely injured in a bobsled crash on a Des Moines hillside Thursday night. The sleds collided at the bottom after racing down the slope, with victims including Peresa Giffia aged 3 and Pale Firland among the injured and possibly fatally affected by the shock.
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Leulisigan
Des Moines
Peresa Giffia
Lee
Way
Metaie Ferland
Moficain
Homer Benscotter
Earl King
Soule Likely to Be Freed at Hardin County Court
The Haune district court session opens with many cases. Elvin A Soule faces embezzlement charges as a bailee. Soule seeks a change of venue to Benton County arguing Hardin County juries cannot deliver justice. Local sentiment favors his release or acquittal.
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Erison- Au
Conre
Benton County
Hardin County
Soule
Governor's Reception Acknowledges Lawmakers at Des Moines
A brilliant function hosted for Get. and Mrs. A. B. Cummiss drew about 1000 attendees to the state house in Des Moines on Thursday night. Senators and representatives gathered with their wives in formal assembles to greet the executive.
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A. B. Cummiss
Des Moines
State House
Senate
House
Cova IL Wey
Carcass Demonstration Highlights Towns State Univ
A short course at Towns State University featured a carcass demonstration Wednesday. Demonstrations used animal carcasses to teach stages of fattening and meat value, with judges evaluating the carcasses and related products.
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Univlese
Amica
Death of University of Chicago President After Illness
The University of Chicago reports the death of its president after a long illness marked by extreme exhaustion and intestinal complications. Family and friends were at his bedside as he spoke faint farewell words and repeated that God helps. Doctors used opiates to ease his pain during the final days.
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Chicars
Wisam Rainey
Farper
University of
Dan
Harpers
Aldren
Diaz
Remembering a Mentor: A True Educator at the University
The article honors a physician and organizer whose work at the University of Chicago shaped education and culture. It highlights his devotion to learning, his role as a capable administrator, and his aim to elevate the university to a noble seat of culture and knowledge.
Chicago real estate boom on 47 miles of buildings valued at 62 million
The article notes Chicago structures erected in 1905 valued at about 62 million dollars, a record surpassed only by prior peak activity before the world’s fair. It details vast frontage costs, rising land rents near 1400000, and compares yearly permits and building totals to prior years, highlighting unprecedented growth in prosperity.
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Chicago
Itis
Siate
Fragmented OCR notes on protest action and officials
Disjointed text references Sparke and Mtauy, protest item removal, and unnamed officials in Chicago and Wareham. The readable bits mention a plane charge, a person named Marti, and locations Toosaett and Connge with vague roles. The fragment lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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Mtauy
Bonielese
Passorse
Ieen
Chicago
Toosaett
Wareham
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