Susan B. Anthony Dies in Rochester at 86
Longtime suffrage leader Susan B. Anthony died in Rochester after double pneumonia and heart failure. Her death followed an illness beginning after a Baltimore suffrage convention trip with a New York banquet observed on her 86th birthday.
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Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
ML Y
Miss Anthony
B. S.J Ricker
Miss A Anthony
Miaxoer J
Butler
Afiss Anthony
Baltimore
New York
Supreme Court rules witnesses must answer questions in paper trust cases
The Supreme Court on Monday decided that witnesses in the paper trust cases must answer questions. In an opinion by Justice Bichensa the court held questions are proper for proceedings. The cases originated in Minnesota and Wisconsin with Wisconsin filings dismissed for lack of jurisdiction and Minnesota actions proceeding against defendants.
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Supreme Court
Sears
Justice Bichensa
Paper Trust
Minnesota
Wiscor
Wisconsin
District of
Publicity bureau assures no coal price rise in New York
The newly created publicity bureau of the anthracite industry states that coal price will not be raised in New York City even if a strike occurs. A statement notes 9,008,069 tons are stored for consumers and that price stability is maintained regardless of labor action.
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New York City
Publicity Bureau
Anthracite Overstors
Fugitive Shot by Sheriff Near New Castle
A fugitive convict, identified as 39 years old, was shot and killed Monday near Rimbaell, Nebraska while resisting capture. The shooter was Sheriff Fornn Owens of New Castle. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Logan Bussard
Sheri Fornn Owens
New Castle
Rimbaell
Tses
Ho Sucian
Incomplete Crimea War Note Amid Casualties Secrecy
Fragmentary report notes unclear figures and unknown fates in a military conflict. Mentions St Petersburgh and gifts amid losses. Highlights secrecy around casualties and the difficulty of tracking outcomes.
Paris mine disaster toll rises in Courrières tragedy
Reports from Pas de Calais detail the Courrières mine disaster with 2 060 miners still trapped. Rescue efforts include 400 soldiers and officials visiting survivors families. funding pledged by President Fallieres and ministers. Authorities report 1 809 miners underground at explosion with pit distributions and varying rescues. one rescuer perished in gas. conditions remain dire as hopes wane.
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Paris
Coursiere
Pas de Calais
Sormace
France
Sylvester
Gauthier
Dubier
Failleres
Fallieres
Layauers
Burlington Trains Wreck Near Akron Colorado
Two passenger trains Nos 1 and 14 collided two miles west of Akron on a curve. One crewman was fatally scalded, several injured, and the main line blocked. Fireman Bud King died, Engineer Hardy gravely ill. two mail clerks hurt. Dispatches cite possible missed orders as cause.
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Burlinsten
Akron
Colo
Deep Sur
Sreman
Saversnessen- Sars
Chicago
Denver
George H. Sherwood
Finsineer Hards
Mo. Li
Bud King
Hardy
Gas Well Fire Hood Attempt Fails After Night Effort
A gas well six miles away burned fiercely as a large iron hood and piping failed to control it during a Saturday night operation. The hood and equipment were wrecked by the blaze, sending rocks and flame high into the air. the well has burned for miles, with intense heat affecting workers.
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New
Han
State Control of Tarins in Frankfort Foes to Gov
Fragmentary report shows a battle over state control involving Frankfort and Wy officials. References to a China state racing committee and a gubernatorial figure named Bec hint at a disputed authority. Multiple commissions are mentioned, including Matt.
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China State Racing
Frankfort
Gov
Bec
Matt
Fragmented OCR Summary From Local Paper
An OCR fragment yields unclear text with scattered letters and numbers. The readable bits mention locations and dates in a garbled form with no coherent event detail to retell.
Refe Westerd Report on Gutagress Incident
An OCR fragment reports a disturbance labeled Gutagress with references to Bt Batt Pade Cry and Rage A Stiwert of Tene, noting a disorderly scene and possible involvement of multiple parties. The legible names suggest a local event or arrest report requiring corroboration.
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Westerd
Battle of Mt Cafo Exceeds Philippine Casualty Expectations
Washington reports a major clash at Mt Cafo in the Philippines with heavy Moro casualties. The engagement involved the Sixth Infantry from Fort Leavenworth, with 18 Americans killed and 52 wounded, and 600 Moros said slain in the crater battles near Jolo. General Wood commends the troops for their actions and the costly victory over Moro fortifications.
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Philippines
Mt Cafo
War Department
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Col. Andrews
Army Headquarters
Manila
Interisland
Zamboanga
Philippine Division
Ama
Wood
Taft
Sixth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Anyrother
Jolo
Capt. Rivers
Fourth Cavalry
Lieut
Agnew
Sicth Infantry
Gordon Johnson
Signal Corps
Ensign Cooke
Capt. White
Constabulary
Col Duncan
Azores
Inscription Decisions Set for Iowa Regiments at Shiloh
The War Department officially settles inscriptions for the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Iowa regiments at Shiloh. Each entry notes their line movements in the morning of April and their subsequent retirement, confirming their historic participation and final wording.
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War Department
Shiloh
Iowa
Alison Mues
Taft
Jones
Lis
French noblewoman crushed under overturned auto on bridge
The chioness of Barberini, wife of the Marquis Man, was killed when the automobile she rode in overturned while crossing a bridge in the suburbs. The Marquis and driver escaped unharmed as the car fell fifteen feet into a ditch.
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Chioness
Barberini
Haines Resigns from American Society Post
Jonn P Haynes resigns after years as president of an American society in New York. He had led the group and will be replaced by a new manager. The move ends Haines tenure and signals organizational changes.
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Jonn P Haynes
Ican Sotietys
New York
Es Uaris
Haines
Feller
Hoveristic
Local Market Errors Prompt 88 Year Quiet Closure
An unclear report mentions a local market event with an 88 reference and a quiet closure. The fragmented text references fare, days, and a person or group, but details remain obscured.
Two Prisoners Escape From Council Bluffs Bastile
Two inmates, Robert Vrooman and Harry Baker, escaped from the Pottawattamie County jail in Council Bluffs after four attempts in a year. They tore an iron table leg, used an iron brace wrench to remove taps, opened the bolted door, climbed a window, and fled to the ground. They are at large and charged with buvetarr.
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Council Bluffs
Bastile
Pottawattamie County
Robert Vrooman
Harry Baker
Thor
Buvetarr
Memorial service honors D B Henderson at Upper Town University
A memorial service honoring D. B. Henderson was held at Upper Town University on Thursday. Hon. Geo. B. Perkins of Sioux City delivered the address praising Henderson’s character and legacy as alumnus, trustee, and benefactor. President Snanklin oversaw the services.
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Geo
Perkins
Upper Town University
D. B. Henderson
Arions University
Geo. BD. Perkins
Sioux City
Cal Penderson
Snanklin
Peter
Des Moines Boys Return Home After Train Misadventure
Des Moines youths Jack Young aged 11 Robert Young aged 11 and Cert Daily aged 16 started walking from Des Moines bound for Sioux City and reached Lake City where they were taken by Alarsnail Davis. They had walked eleven miles before boarding a train and were later returned to their homes.
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Des Moines
Jack Young
Robert Young
Cert Daily
Alarsnail Davis
Lake City
Sioux City
Banker Arrested in Walla Walla Divorce Forgery Case
A former banker named H.C. Dre. was arrested in Walla Walla on a governor’s requisition and warrant. He faces five counts connected to forgery as part of a divorce-related case in Presmont County.
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Bor
Presmont
Walla Walla
Wash
H.C. Dre
Gov
Unclear OCR Report From Pierre Incident and Fire Demonstration
Fragmentary text describes a man named Charles Eirmst Blited es Ernst crushed by a horse while unloading from a freight car at Pierre. It mentions a move from Hinton to Pierre and a church audience in Fort Dedze where U S Cotin known as Father Cotiin burned a $1,500 misingage. A misreading line suggests carbofie acid mistaken for whisky leading to alcohol harm.
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Charles Eirmst
Es Ernst
Pierre
DL Ernst
Hinton
Plymouth
Vun
Fragmentary note on student recognition and duties
The readable text hints at a tribute or acknowledgment for a student. It mentions a ceremony or recognition tied to a dean or supervisor and references increasing fare or burden amongCathodic students and a general sense of duty.
Road for Marshalltown interurban plan to Milwaukee line
Plan to connect Marshalltown with the Milwaukee system via an interurban. Hamilton Brown proposes a 3 percent tax to fund bonds and stock subscriptions, with a trust fund for interest. A mass meeting will be held where Brown will explain the proposal in detail.
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Milwaukee
Hamilton Brown
Newton and Northwestern
Marshalltown
Ferguson
Haverhill
Brown
Percival businessmen sued for damages over shooting at Sidney
Gwen Cavanagh seeks 29000 damages from Henry Parkinson and nine Percival businessmen after an incident last month in which Parkinson shot Cavanagh in the hip during a dispute over Parkinsons wife. Cavanagh alleges a conspiracy to injure him and drive him from the country with others beating him with stones and sticks.
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Percival Business
Sidney
Gwen Cavanagh
Henry Parkinson
Cavanaugh
Cavanagh
Parkinson
Miss Rose Byrne Sues Struble School Directors
Rose Byrne of Struble sues Fred Drallé Homer Mandelkow and others on Struble school board for 5000 dollars each claiming false arrest libel and slander. She was acquitted of disturbing the peace before Justice C. H. Jones in LeMars. The case is appealed to the State superintendent and set for April term.
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LeMargs
Rose Byrne
Struble
Fred Drallé
Homer
FL. Mandelkow
Struble School ‘Board
Offeliss Byrne
Gable
T . C. Hise
Sherte
Shel
C. H. Jones
LeMars
Assassination Attempt on Des Moines Official
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones secretary of the Iowa Humane Society narrowly escapes an ambush in Des Moines Friday night. Two shots fired as she returns home. she screams prompting the would be assassin to flee. Police describe a strong description from her as search continues. A second item reports a Trans Miss Elevator in Council Bluffs partially burned by tar on the roof. damage about 69006 dollars with insurance coverage. no grain stored.
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Mrs. Jones
Des Moines
Fas
Ultra
Elizabeth Jones
Des Moin
Lowa Humane Snell
Junes
Ars
Jones
Council Bluffs
Trans-Mississippi
Trans-Slississippi Grain Company
Omaha
Work Tien
Horse Killed in Collision Near Treton
A Friday night head end crash between Alvin White and a Mr Johnson near Treton left White's driving horse fatally wounded within minutes. Both men attended a town party and rode horses when their rigs collided. The incident occurred as they prepared to return home.
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Alvin White
Mr. Johnson
Treton
Johnson
Mr. White
Board Meets on Sioux City Plans and Cage Proposals
At a directors meeting of the Taiers Fairy Agsaghi the group discussed Sioux Civ plans and the Mare idee to reas doawas 4 ad genab cages TPA with 3 Sealine eagicity.
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Board of Directore
The
Taiers Fairy
Agsaghitink Oat Sioux
Mreck Mewe Dnecington Detentions Reported
A garbled report notes a date of Shypaday Dettmertes and a trial in a tradition, mentioning four men and a woman named Pheinah Tine tied up for hours. The text describes a large amount of clock and a violent scene with multiple injuries and a fatal outcome.
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Shypaday
Tisgapet
Muring
Quimey Hellany
Pheinah
Statehood Bill Cut Leaves Arizona and New Mexico Out
Senate votes 72 to 35 to admit Oklahoma and Indian Territory as one state under a pared measure and ship the Arizona New Mexico joint statehood issue back to the House. Republicans and Democrats clash over the final form while referenda and territory status loom, with ongoing fights expected in Congress.
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Arizons
New
Mexico
Senate
Oklahoma
Indian
Asinghe
House
Congress
New Mexico
Bkoraker
Clarke
Arkans
Positia Party
Committee On
Territories
Commission Reversal Ties Tariff Routing in Rail Fruit Case
The BEES Court reversed an Interstate Commerce Commission ruling on routing and joint rates for Californian fruit shipped East. The decision affirms that railroads may coordinate tariffs and routing, finds no competitive roads under the law, and notes that ending rebates reduced active competition.
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Mmercs Inaw
Californniran Fruit Growers’ Association
Southern Pacific and
Atchisong
Interstata Commerce Commission
The
Commerce Commission
Eed
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Gictan Weekly
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Lee D. Maynard
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Plrenech
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Pit No. 2
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Burlington
Colorado
Narehans
Tialian
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Marquis
Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Society
Tun
Wreck
Pavetyiel
Primghar
SN. F. Worth
O. E. Logan
Prim- Rhea
Sues School Directors
Centerville
Futoransky
Rinhart Gros. Huihling
Coes County
Stenid Deal
Robert Stiashuli Shesii
Cane
Lytengnge
Reaogee
Mreck Mewe Dnecington
Dapeias
Arisona
Gavk
Nouse
Spaaker Cannon
Philadelphia Union League
Tle
Freenk
Gor Dawson
West Virginia
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