Miners Deny Responsibility for Independence Explosion
At the twelfth annual Western Federation of Miners convention in Denver Colorado the executive board released a statement denying responsibility for the Independence explosion. The union says it has avoided publicity for its acts and that no evidence connects miners to the disturbance in the Ripple Creek area.
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Ating Wader
Western Federation of Miners
Trenver
Colo
Tahe Organization
Colorado
Western Federation of Minters
Char
Courrare
Evers Tecel
Cripnly Creek
Ipvestiesie
Serdlyra
Ceres
Gaul
Bloody duel leaves three dead in Indiana feud
A violent family feud erupts in Indiana with a bloody duel. Reports indicate three people were killed during the confrontation, with authorities investigating the incident and tracing the feud's origins.
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Indiana
Fragmentary OCR News Item Unknown People
A damaged OCR segment presents unclear fragments about people and events with no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. The readable content indicates scattered phrases and possible quotes but lacks verifiable facts to summarize into a coherent event.
Actress Nan Patterson Indicted for Murder in New York
Nan Patterson, noted actress, is indicted for first degree murder in the fatal shooting of James Young in a cab on June 4. The defense says Young killed himself. Patterson reportedly refused to detail the shooting beyond statements to the effect that Young received the revolver from her. An eyewitness testified Young shot himself. path of the bullet and jacket evidence noted. Patterson and Young had a recent relationship and marital separation discussions preceded the incident.
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Nan Patterson
New York
Europe
Barterson
Uab
Young
Exunine
Younz
Fooarserson
Severiat Sa
Uwo
Fin Ucisca
Atta
Firemen Respond in Skirmish Dispute
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a skirmish involving John Carter and a delayed firing response. It hints at authorities or parties in a dispute and references firemen and a grasp of duty, but the text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
Iroquois Fire Victim Laid To Rest In Chicaza Cemetery
The body of an unknown victim from the Iroquois fire was laid away at Chicagae Chicaza Cemetery. Friends attended the simple service conducted by PL Anderson of the Episcopal diocese. The ceremony included prayers and readings as mourners gathered.
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Chicaza
Anderson
Hishon
Diao Wiocese
Episcopal Church
Sare de Prerer
Surrounded the Pack of Jase
Unclear fragmentary text describes a scene or event with damaged names and places, offering few readable facts to identify persons, organizations, or locations for a concise card.
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Jase
Five Parsons Lost in St Lawrence Collision
A collision on the St Lawrence River near Sorel between the Canada bound from Quebec to Montreal and the Cape Breton coal carrier Cape Hreton left the Canada sunk with 110 aboard. Sixty or so were saved, and passengers were transferred to the Cape Breton and other vessels as rescue efforts followed. The Cape Breton sustained less damage, with daybreak revealing the accident. Official explanations were not yet released.
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Parsons
St. Lawrence
Cape Breton
St. Peter Channel
Canada
Enowch
Charake
Stearmer
Bonch
Prefontaine
Sorel
Amourreal
Firemen battle smoke engulfing Pots s i cuie New York restaurant
Thirty firemen fought thick smoke and fumes during a Sunday blaze at a Potssie restaurant in Broanwar New York injuring several firefighters. The restaurant suffered a 100000 dollar loss and upper floor wholesalers lost about 2100 in stock amid smoke damage. An adjacent metal horse was set on fire at the Jacob Hofman Brewing Co on East Fifteenth Street with damage estimate of 60 dollars.
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New York
Ehtripes
Jacob Hofman Brewing Company
East Fitcrherd Street
Sto
Swindlers Target Iowa Banks Prompts Regional Chase
The Towa Bankers Association and local officials are on the lookout for a gang of smooth fraudsters active across Iowa. A suspect named Throckerton forged checks at several banks while Ellis, a Dubuque resident, used a fake company and drawn checks to defraud hotels. Reports place him in Ottumwa Des Moines and Kansas City with elusive whereabouts and a second suspect, William Spratt, wanted at Ames for forging Rose Spratt’s name.
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Towa Bankers’ Association
Towa
Iowa
Otyy Thase
Crooks
Throckuierton
Dubuque
Maried Ellis
Bilis
Beaver Dam
Wis
Cellay Rapids
Ellis Sate Company
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Kansas City
Ellis
Wiliam G. Spratt
Ames
Rose A. Spratt
William
Elis
Fourth of July at Harlan in their first celebration
Harlan plans a full Fourth of July program managed by the fire department. An estimated 8400 was raised from local business and professionals to fund the event. A state distinguished speaker will address the crowd, with a band concert athletic contests a ball game and evening fireworks and drewers planned.
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Harlan
Harlan Fire Department
Bacarday
Haahee
Gasoline Vinegar Accident Sparks Fatal Blast
A Kansas City grocery mishap where gasoline was poured with vinegar sparked an explosion at the Schoen home. Mrs Schoen and three others were severely burned, with Anton Barnes Schoen among the injured. one victim died. A separate incident on a city street left two more men dead after gunfire.
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Kansas City
Siling
Anton Schoen
Sundar
Schoen
Hielea Schoen
Anton “Barnes Schoen
Mrs. Behoen
British Steamer Disabled Raise Fears Over Families
Fragmentary report notes a disabled British steamer and worry for families. Mentions university tests and welfare concerns, with scattered references to Denver and a wounded minder. Details are unclear.
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Cripia
Univ. Testifelie
Denver
Toon Arada
Toko
Expulsion of Weahington figures in New York case
A garbled OCR text fragment referencing expulsion and a New York setting appears. It mentions individuals or groups tied to a political or organizational disciplinary action and hints at a formal process or consequence affecting named parties.
Accident Near Mason City Involves Electric Car
An electric car carrying G. A. E. Teterains and spouses derailed and overturned on the road between Mason City and Clear Lake around 6 PM Thursday. The vehicle struck several people including William Coslsen and Crim Mings and their spouses. no one seriously hurt.
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Mason City
Clear Lake
Klein Wins the Big Trophy in Sioux City Contest
The report notes Klein Wins the Big Trophy with Frad Gilhit cited as world champion. It mentions Spirit Lake and Rotat Sioux events and references Zane Balewipp from Dows Iowa Minnesota. The text centers on prize awards and entertainment for the poor.
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Klein
Fiusse Klein
Snirit Lake
Gil Ote
Gilhit
Alcott
Sioux
Tedland
Zane Balewipper
Dows
Wai
Minnesota
Spiric T
OH Ay Ab Ra
Man Arrested Over Threats At Savings Bank Fireside
Wood Deatey, a savings bank official from Uaderwood, is jailed on threatening to kill charges after a disturbance at the bank. Miles a cashier reported the threats and supported the information leading to Deater's arrest. A hearing was postponed to June 25 as other information and distant events were clarified.
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California
Dester
Art. Deaver
Consell Bluffs
Bound Over for Murder in Osceola County Case
Bound over to the Osceola County district court grand jury on a murder charge tied to Peter Johnson’s disappearance around February 13, 1803. The defendant, Bred E Hokif, lived two miles west of Melvin, owned farm property, paid taxes, and defended his innocence stating he knew nothing of Johnson’s whereabouts.
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E. Hokif
Melvin
District Court
Oseyala County
Simes Siooco
Peter Johnson
Osceola County
Johuison
Hokut
Wiis
Johnson
Tohnson
Mokuf
Linois
Tolmsar
Sweden
Hokuf
Mokur
Hoekut
Small Fortune Swallower: River Claiming Farm Near Lakeport
Robert Buchanan faces loss of a 300 acre farm in Lakeport Township Wood County as the Missouri River erodes land. In five years about 200 acres have vanished, leaving less than 100 cultivable acres valued at 75 dollars per acre. Buildings may be moved if waters rise. total value once reached 3000 to 3500 dollars. Remaining land is not marketable.
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Robert Buchanan
Lakeport
Woodfours
Buchanan
Cumberland Assault Reported After Ride
A Cumberland newspaper reports a Thursday attack as a man and four women faced assailants on a highway near Cumberland. Miss Mary Connelly suffered a severe blow to the face, possibly blinding her, while Carleton escaped on his horse with minor injuries and the assailants fled.
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Atlantic
Cumberland
Appeu
Carleton
Mary Cinelly
Connelly
Fragmented note linked to Wester County Farner disappearance
An apparent message in a bottle furthers inquiries into Matt McDermott's disappearance near Clare, Clare County. The tale includes a corked bottle found by boys in the Des Moines River and a strained family accusation, with references to Lois Palmer and a pending custody or motive issue.
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Wester County
Matt McDermott
Clare
Des Motes
Mart McDermott
Pepwla
Yang & Restind
Hess
Notable 19th Century Events Digest From An Era
The brief item lists diverse 19th century developments including early vaccination in Persia, a bank merger in Wilmington, court sessions in St. Louis, the Harmonists settlement in Pennsylvania, John Stevens’s steamship, Aaron Burr as a potential New York governor candidate, the Fulton steam frigate explosion with fatalities, Port Pierre in South Dakota, a women’s college in Massachusetts, and early mint and telegraph milestones reflecting General Jackson’s influence.
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Persia
Bank of
Fulton
Port Pierre
South Dakota
Woman's College
Andover
Alass
Board of Internal Improvements
United States Mint
St. Louis
United States Yelegraph
General Jackson
Riots in Brooklin End in Military Intervention
Fifty years ago riots broke out between street preaching advocates and Catholics in Brooklin causing multiple deaths and injuries. Militia restored order as Omaha elites watched. Separately, news notes gold discovery in Plainfield New Hampshire and advances in photography albumen paper. A reciprocity treaty with Britain affected Newfoundland trade while four British steamers attacked Cleabore ships and dockyard.
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Brooklin
Imanyy
Omaha
Neb
Plainfield
N. H
Connecticut Valley
United States
Great Britain
Newfoundland
Cleabore
Major General Fremont Resigns Amid Political Shakeup
Forty years ago Major General John C. Fremont resigns his command after accepting a presidential nomination from the anti Lincoln Cleveland faction. General Fisk in St Louis issues an order barring prosecutions in state courts for harboring fugitive slaves. Provost Marshal General recommends to Secretary Stanton repeal of the financial exemption clause. Secretary Chase advertises 275 million dollars in 8 percent bonds to meet war demands.
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John ¢. Fremont
Fisk
St Louis
Gonelatry
War Stanton
Treasury Chase
United States
Thirty Kee Defeats Eads Scheme Amid River Improvement Debate
The article notes a defeat of the Eads proposed canal project for the Arytppi River and Fort St Canal area, aiming to convert the river and half of Mexico into a ship canal. It mentions electrical wind and curling simulations in Illinois New York and Michigan causing property damage and a fortune in losses. French cameranini who toured the United States saved from New York. Pains ran storms.
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Congress
Twenty Years Ago Banquet and Election Tidbits
The Emperor of Stile banquet to toast Janctian Princes Bismar Wassir Toundel as mob jeered. Chicago Republican National Convention nominated James G. Blaine for president and John A. Logan for vice president. An attempted takeover on Wilton J. Vander’s Regent island failed after a director’s defeat. The Bankers and Merchants Tote staff merged into the Postal Telegraph and Cable Company.
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Py the Caarina
Bismar Wassir
Chicago
Janes G. Biaina
John A.lagan
United States
Wiltan J. Vander
Seelne
di Tector
Ani Merchants’ Totestaph Company
Postal Telegraph
Ani Cubie Company
Ten Years Ago Mystery Bits From The Derby Note
A garbled diary style note recalls a Derby event with names and dates obscured. The text mentions a trust action and a figure of 50 million dollars tied to a Pross of funds, but many words are unreadable.
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Lalas
Sony - Sous
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