Greek Premier Delranis Dies After Stabbing at Chamber Entrance
Greek Premier Theodore Delranis died after being stabbed by professional gambler Gherakaris at the entrance to the chamber of deputies. The attacker was overpowered. police report he was recently released from prison for murdering his wife. Witnesses counted thousands at the Red Cross station and the premier’s residence as the city mourned.
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Theodore Delrannis
Greece
Santier
Gherakaris
Chamber of Deputies
Thesssasin
Delyzanis
Gherakatis
Tit O’ehock
Firison
Jrry
Hed Cross
Chamber of Beanfies
Booy
George
Tatei
An- Bou
Athens
Ithertkaris
Veterans in a Wreck Reported with Conflicting Fatalities
conflicting reports place deaths varying from four to five with several injured after a special train wreck near Guilen state. A telephone message lists Albion and Sweaper as killed while the Louisville office of the Southern Railway confirms a wreck at Albion eleven miles from Cold en sate.
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Waisville
Louisville
Southern Railwer Bes
Guilen State
Albion
Colden
Appeals Court Denies Clemency for Albert Tauder
The New York Court of Appeals in Albany refused to grant a stay of execution for Albert Tauder of Whecoort this week amid ongoing appeals. The decision leaves Tauder to face imminent execution.
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York Court of Appeals
al Saus
Albert T_ taurder
Eetate
Axecurion Assesshou
Indian marriage tale with cross country ties
Fragmentary text notes a woman connected to an Indian artist, identified as the wife of A. Winnetaree. It mentions Mash gradested from the US and studies in Aciorer, with ties to Penns near Ivenia. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Art Pri Linnesten
Stub Mapus
A. Winnetaree
Fmm
Penns
Ivenia
Unclear OCR fragment on August events and stock market
Fragmentary text references August actions and a stock market note with mentions of casualties and names unreadable. Content is garbled, limiting reliable extraction of people, places, or dates.
Fragmentary seaside note hints at signed presence
A garbled sea side fragment mentions a person named Mi MOMs and a possible presence at a post meet. The readable bits suggest a minor local note about attendance or evidence, but many details are lost in the OCR.
Formal Acceptance of Peace Talks Amid World War I Dialogues
The White House confirms both Russia and Japan accept the president's proposal to begin peace discussions. Ambassador Cassini and Japanese Minister Rogers Ikeda led talks with President Roosevelt, with plenipotentiaries to be named by each side. Meeting place and timetable are yet to be finalized as negotiations advance.
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Racae
Russia
Nicholas Zormalis
Aed
Cassini
Japan
Gnally
Mondarly
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Count Cassini
Rogers ‘Igikahira
Bigelow Sleeps in Cell at Fort Leavenworth
Milwaukee banker Frank G. Bigelow, numbered 4717, arrived at Fort Leavenworth at 7:40 Sunday. He consoled fellow prisoner John Specials, the counterfeiter, during a Riverside drive walk as the penitentiary loomed. If his health holds, he may move into Capt. Carter's old post as prison hospital clerk after a few weeks.
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Milwaukee
Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Kan
Frank G. Bigelow
United States Penitentiary
Riverside Drive
John Specials
Bigelow
Carter
Fast Time Swift Trains Break New Work Schedule
A Pennsylvanian special set speed records on a Crestline to Fort Wayne run. Three miles in 12875 seconds near Elida gave a high speed, with a Chicago arrival three minutes early. From Pittsburg to Crestline a delays extended the trip, and Crestline to Fort Wayne covered 137 miles in 31434 minutes.
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Swift
Chicago
Perr Werne, Land
Pennsylvania
Crestline
Fort Wayne
Elida
Dennsylvania Ishoar
Pittsburg
Dela Ct
Wayne
Fortune in Sticks Stolen in Boston Though Papers Taken
A suspected theft occurred in Boston as a robber took papers from under a pillow at a local broker. The documents included stock certificates for 1,905 shares linked to Henry W. Ingham and Enoch Reed, valued at an estimated sum. The items were reported missing during a trip to New York.
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Boston
Mass
Steamer Adrift in the Lake Harbor
A steamer became adrift and helpless in a lake harbor after drifting for miles. A search or chase by a man and others followed as officials attempted to regain control of the vessel.
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Micheurix
New Potatoes at All Seasons
A brief item notes a crop update mentioning Aigai and paisa in relation to potatoes. The readable text hints at fresh harvests and seasonality without full details.
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Aigai
Paisa
Murdered by Robbers in Leadville Incident
A garbled report from Leadville Colorado describes a murder tied to robbers. The piece mentions attackers or escapees and references state authorities, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Nemeation Sl Shooting Report Fragment
Partial OCR text notes a Nem ed shooting incident with unclear details and dates. Readable names are absent, but the fragment hints at a local crime event and investigation context. Further clarification needed to identify persons, locations, and timeline.
Mrs Myers Convicted in First Degree Murder Case
In Liberty Missouri a jury found Agnes Myers of Kansas City guilty of murdering her husband Clarence A Myers after a premeditated plot with her accomplice Frank Hottman. Hottman testified to the plan and described the brutal attack at the Myers home on May 10, 1904. He faces the death penalty.
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Jory
Liberty
Mlo
Agnes Myers
Kansas City
Clarence A Myers
Satuhiay Ag
Det
Myersi
Mississippi River Flood Decline Brings Hope to Iowa Towns
The Mississippi River recedes after a sharp rise, easing fear in Alexandria and Muscatine as residents return home. Levees hold from Warsaw to Meyer while rail lines suffer washouts and bridges vanish, leaving rural deliveries disrupted and markets uncertain. A Keokuk bulletin notes trains resuming slowly with massive damage to bridges and roads across Iowa Missouri and Illinois.
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Lowa
Missouri
Singis
Gregory
Iowa
Burlington
Keokuk
Muscatine
Mississippi
Bloody cattle rustling chase near Jackson Hole
A bloody running fight occurred near Jackson Hole Idaho as rustlers attempted to drive off about ninety head of cattle toward a railroad point. Ranchers organized a posse and pursued the gang for miles. two rustlers were killed and a settler wounded. Names given: Robinson and Lewis. Rancher’s name not learned.
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Idaho
Jackson Hole
Wio
Robinson
Lewis
Nansen Questions Republic as Norway’s Best Form
In Christiania Nansen says a republic could suit Norway but cautions tradition and regional sentiment favor monarchy. He notes Scandinavian habits influence views on government while acknowledging democratic practicality.
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Norway
Christiania
Sundas
Oscer
Fridtjof Nansen
Republc
Peace Talks Delayed Awaiting Japan’s Timing
Russia waits for Japan to fix the time and place to hand over terms to Russia. The foreign office expects the delay to be brief. In a separate scene, fifty five Russian sailors were picked up near Mishima, twenty three from the Aurora, with ten refugees rescued in the same area.
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Sc. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Mishima
Lowlands Under Water Floods Reach Inland Areas
Damaging floods spread along the Mississippi River as rising levels threaten towns. Weather and rainfall intensify the crisis with officials warning residents near Hann Mol and other riverside locales to prepare evacuations and seek higher ground.
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Uibal Saene
Cashier Arrest Report From Trinidad Bank
A cashier at a Trinidad bank was arrested around midnight amid an alleged theft scheme. The suspect, identified as Pete, faces charges related to cash handling irregularities and suspicions of hidden withdrawals. Local authorities stated ongoing investigation and wallet-sized security checks.
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Pete Cachier
Chean Wes Dank
Trinidad
Cola
Loviener
Fatal Car Plunge Drowns Three In River
Three people died and two others escaped a watery fate after a vehicle plunged into a river on Hashit street near Roosevelt. The incident occurred in Chicago with Norwegian residents noted. Government officials in New York were to be informed.
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Aue
Chiva
Fatal Live Wire Tragedy In Reokuk Claims Two Victims
Prominent local scene reportsOscar Yeager minute man for the Reokuk fire department was instant ly killed by a live wire during a Sunday rescue Walter Tucker suffered severe burns and may die after stepping on the same live wire while aiding a residence fire caused by the faulty wiring Yeager shouted as Tucker cried out and both were struck down by the electricity.
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Reokuk
Oscar Yeager
Walter Tucker
Yeager
Tucker
Tragic Milwaukee Line Deaths Near Marion
Two men Alexander and Bincham were killed on Milwaukee tracks near Marion while sleeping on the line during a journey from Chicago to California. A third companion survived with injuries after a train struck them late Monday morning. the victims were worn from travel and sleep deprivation.
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Marion
Alex Alexander
Arthur Bincham
Milwaukee
Chicage
California
Paralta
Alexander
Bingham
Farmer's Wife Burned to Death Near Waterloo
W T Schreck a prominent farmer near Waterloo found his wife died in a coal shed fire. The trunk burned away leaving only head and fragments. A coroner's jury could not solve the mystery but belief favors a tramp attack. Mrs Schreck came from a notable Waterloo family.
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Waterloo
W.T. &Ehrock
Schreck
Bankers Oppose Insurance of Deposits at Iowa Meeting
State bankers clashed over a proposed plan to insure deposits and seek federal supervision. The Des Moines gathering rejected tabling a report by L. F. Potter and others who backed government backing for absolute depositor safety, while private bankers opposed it.
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Iowa Bankers’ Association
Tts
Alliance of
American Association
Des Moines
Hon. L. EF. Potter
First National Bank of Harlan
D. Lo Heinsheimer
Mills County National Bank of
Glenwood
Monona Harrison Canal Ditch Contract Let
Contractors awarded the Monona Harrison drainage ditch project by the joint boards of supervisors of two counties. About 23 372 712 yards will be excavated at a cost near 400 000 dollars. The work will reclaim 76 000 acres of wet land improving corn fields and follows a court ruling requiring bidders to post damages.
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Monona-Harrison
Onawa
Falls Into Hot Water at Sioux City Packing House
James O'Donnell of the Cudahy Packing Company fell 12 feet into a hot water tank at the Sioux City plant on his first day. He was badly burned but survived as the vat contained little water, and workers pulled him out after his cries drew help.
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Lions City
James O'Donnell
Emelore
Cudahy ‘Packing “Company
Sioux City
O'Donnell
Chicago
Reward Offered for Body of Iowa Man Mills
The mother of F D Mills of Lehigh offers a 1000 reward for the body of Mills who built a school house and disappeared. Detectors search for Mills dead or alive as life insurance remains inaccessible until body found or seven year limit expires. Manson's well trouble prompts expert cleaning and a month of pumping to restore water supply.
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Iowa
F. D. Mills
Lehigh
Mills
Manson
Man Found Unconscious after Threatening Note Incident
Glen Seiler of Sizanmer allegedly sent a four note to his sweetheart on Sunday night and after drinking, Miss Engledinger raised the alarm. A search followed and Seiler was found unconscious in the woodshed.
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Glen Seiler
Sizanmer
Engledinger Gove
Causes Wife Arrest in Marshalltown Case and Milk Can Theft
A jolt in the Olson home at Marshalltown led to the arrest of Benjamin and Angie Olson's wife amid accusations she tried to attack him with a butcher knife. August Uteseh, a farmer near LeMasis, was tried for stealing a milk can. the judge deferred ruling to June 22. Also reported is the Des Moines based Jack and Jack securing first in a state tournament free-for-all in Council Bluffs, while a separate drowning occurred in the Little Sioux River near Linn Grove involving Rees Lewis, a youth of about 15.
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Benjamin Olson
Angie
Marshalltown
Hosdari Bas
August Uteseh
LeMasis
Washington
Townstin
Alline Monday
Jack
Beshkles
Council Bluffs
Fes Moines
Rees Lewis
Airs
Tom Lewis
Little Bioux
Linn Grove
Svenins
Record of large Attendance and Receipts at Aireena Firemen Event
About 4000 paid admissions and total receipts near 9000 dollars marked the Aireena events in Coc cit Plus last week. Net proceeds after expenses will be allocated for debt service. Des Moines Commercial Club plans a voyage to review civic projects and improve town conditions with a visiting crew.
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Wasa
Efichteen
Fireme
Janket
Trea Moines
Commercial Club of
Des Moines
Sperm
Iirokah
Citiva
Bocce
Chronological outline of the Russo Japanese War 1904 05
A dated timeline from Feb 1904 to June 1905 recounts the Russo Japanese War. It lists port declarations bombardments battles sieges naval actions and key movements by Kurino Kouropatkin Makarov Nodzu Yamaguchi and other leaders with dates and locations across Port Arthur Vladivostok Mukden and the Sea of Japan. The record notes the surrender of Port Arthur and the Baltic fleet's destruction.
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Miniater Kurino
St. Petersburg
Chenulne
Korea
Kueslas
Port Arthur
Verlag
Herietz
Chewulne
Cuar
Mikado
Sedul
Masamypo
Piteswo
Kluchow
Takushan
Rengwangcheng
Japa
Yoshing Subkea
Hatsuia
Naushtan
Datuy
Ssimatse
Japan
Telissus
Stackelberg
Motlen Pass
Fenshul Pass
Nodzu
Wolf Mountain
Oama
Kaiping
Oku
Keller
Mellen Pass
Tashtehao
Sewebwang
Yinkow
Tomucheng
Halcheng
Yamaguchi
Ysland
Witseveft
Ruzylan
Rurik
Keren Strait
Anchanghan
Eurok
Anping
AMR
Liapang
Yental
Sha River
Kouropatkin
Kouropatkin Heaten
Jen. i
Gripenberg
Sandapu
Tsingocheng
Ta Tass
Ofyime
Mukden
Rossinns
Tie Pass
Linevitch
Fakames
Kalyuen
Sea of Japan
Roosevelt
Russia
Lhussian
United States Navy Rises to Second in World Power
Brassey’s Naval Annual shows US progress over two decades from a marginal naval power to a leading force. By end of 1905 the US trails Britain in battleships but outpaces Germany in battleships built and building, and leads in first-class cruisers with fifteen ships. Germany lags in tonnage, while France trails in overall numbers yet rivals in some classes.
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Berch
Brassey
United States
Italy
Japan
Russian
France
Germany
Great Britain
Amy
Ins
Fires and flood woes spark wide loss across towns
A Oneonta blaze caused 50 million pounds in damage with twenty horses killed. A wagon load of griefs fled Owensville after a driver was reprimanded by his employer. A cloudburst near Rhea Oregon led to drownings including Mrs J Nuno and a child. London mourns MP Henry Charles Richands, born 1951, noted advocate of old age pensions.
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Oneonta
N.Y
Owensville
L. L. Pierce
Washington
W. I. Cooper
Springfield
Maia
C. AL
Niagara Falls
Rhea
Ore
J. Nuno
Tise
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Patrick
Lorer Tses
Ifien Cerbin
Josie Heller
Slichth Heller
Marr Bead
Siogt City Stock Market
F Ala
Leadville
Colo
Mrs. Myers
Hawkey
News OF the Week
Alexandria
Warsaw
Meyer
North Road
Nansen
Republic
Fort Worth
Ld Packing House
Tes
Exchange Bank of Garrison & Sargent
Vernon, Mich
Petir Tamra Roosevelt
Nerwar i
Davenport
Stone
Walter Atherton
Hames City
Charlies Franz
Adair County
Sherhian Wickham
Marshalsteawn
J. H. Harris
Stous
Hota
Oscar
Sweden
Naerpwap
Luthereo Church
Mtarina Saturdar
State Bankers: Association
BIG Ditch
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