Aransas Wreck Disaster Claims One Life At Sea
A steamship Aransas from Boston bound for New York collided with the barge Glendower in tow to Philadelphia. The Aransas sank within minutes with 47 aboard. only one survivor reported Miss Mumin Eller, 27, missing after the disaster near Vineyard Haven.
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Viserant Haven
Maas
Patience
Aransas
Boston
New York
Streck
Glendewer
Philadelphia
Nist
Mumin Eller
Glendower
Sr B
Siasa
Tes
Arezsse
Gmen
Atensia Wera Egic
Confesses Terrisle Accuses Accomplice in Mansion Murder Trial
Readable fragments indicate a confession from a man named Terrisle admits an accomplice in a murder case. He claims involvement in the fatal shooting, with bodies found in a wooded area near Fab op. Authorities pursue a 4259 Joéze index as the trial proceeds.
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Schindeldecke
Eaward Gare
Scheik
Lewis
Joéze Wil
Bat
William Rudolph Dies on Gallows for Detective Killing
The report states William Rudolph was executed by hanging for the murder of a St Louis detective. The events occurred in Eston Bao and Stanton with local witnesses present. Details on proceedings and related figures are fragmentary in the source text.
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William Rudolph
Eston
Bao
Reddish
Bane
St. Louis
Stanton
Gesdao
Bowen Arrives as Talks Begin on Vane Questions
Bowen arrives in New York Monday with Hester Wlawes to discuss Venusian affairs. Lantcis charges are noted as the talks begin and he proceeds to Ishington.
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Mie Teter Bowen
Hester Wlawes
RuLiger Ta Vanewrein
Nuw Yack
Ishington
Wealthy New York hotel tragedy shocks city
A wealthy and beautiful New York socialite Mille , a widow of a Chicago broker, shot herself in an imperial hotel room. She died hours later, leaving letters to Charles H. Stoneham claiming cruel love and a doomed romance. Stoneham, a New York broker, denied knowledge of her.
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Tlow
Graf
Chicago
Hotel Imperial
New York
Batanjay
Gray
Charles H. Stoneham
Broadway
Charles BL Stone
New Jersey
Afr. Stoneham
Mr. Stoneham
Ame
No Peage In Chicago Strike Turmoil Spurs Sheriff Action
Cook County Sheriff Thomas B Barrett takes active charge amid a Chicago strike crisis as deputies swell to 2000 and business leaders press Mayor Dunne for order. The Chicago Clearing House backs state troops to curb rioting, while Barrett remains firm in handling the situation. Governor Deneen may be urged to act as militia consideration rises.
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Teamsters
Seenia
Par
Sherif Thomas
B. Barrett
Cook County
Activa Central
Hluch Prais
Dunne
Taro
Barrett
Bron
John Ga. Bield
Chicago Clearing “House Association
Thuursday Ettergoon
Gtrand County
Clearing House
Sherrif Barrett
NAN PATTERSON PROSTRATED IN TRIAL STRESS
Nan Patterson lies at the Tombs prison in New York utterly unstrung by her trial. Lawyers pressed for bail with no progress by 2:30 p.m. Thursday. District Attorney unreachable. Mrs Switch also severely strained. Jury reportedly stood 6 to 5 against acquittal.
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Jary
Nan Patertson
Hes Overs
Tombs
New York
Ler
Switch
Tere
Collision in the Atlantic Sinks Aransas Steamer
The Aransas, under Captain Rood, sank after a collision southeast of Nantucket in fog and wind. One female passenger, about 25, died. Thirty six others and the crew were rescued and reached Vineyard Haven aboard a tug.
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Stears
Aransas
Mwidnie
Slippery Customer Pat Crewe Again Appears in Bis
Omaha readers recall the Eddie Cxda kidnapping six months ago as Pat Crewe resurfaces. Chief Don Crowe calls the suspect the most formidable he has faced as police and detectives intensify efforts to locate the fugitive and bring him to justice. The investigation stalls despite reported sightings and widespread search efforts.
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Pat Crewe
Omaha
Pat Cro
Eddie
Worig
Butchery at Lodz church shocks locals
Unclear text reports a violent incident at the Church of the Holy Cross in Isdz involving a termbia ring and attacks on Catholics around the King. Seven persons are listed as victims or harmed amid revolutionary songs and a chaotic scene.
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Lodz
The
Garibaldi Museum Inaugurated With International Delegation
A French delegation attended the weekend inauguration of the Garibaldi Museum in a ceremony that included Italian representatives and veterans. The event marked the opening of the Garibaldi memorial site with ongoing exhibits and regional dignitaries in attendance.
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Garibaldi Museum
Beuie
Wieder Hinge
Crohns Si
Faribsinan Saci
Death in a Windstorm in Muskogee Oklahoma
A windstorm caused extensive damage and fatalities with reports of numerous deaths and heavy property destruction. Weather disruptions and telegraph outages impeded communication as crews assessed missing persons and failed lines.
Train Collision At Crossing Leads To Retirements
A freight train collision at a crossing led to the retirement and promotions within the naval ranks. Rear Admiral Yates was placed on the retired list and Captain WL Lewison was promoted to rear admiral on Saturday.
Two Killed in Wreck Near Barriburs Texas
A Galveston Houston and Northern passenger train left tracks near Barriburs causing the engine to overturn and burn. Engineer Frank Cox died beneath his engine and Fireman Dawson is missing believed burned. Several passengers were bruised but none badly.
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Barriburs
Texas
Galveston
Aner
Theman
Giso
Slavic Fleet Suffer Typhoon Damage Face Delays
Advices from Amoy report a typhoon damaging the Russian second Pacific Squadron under Rojestvensky off South China. Vessels are scattered and delays loom as Bebogatoff's transports reportedly seek refuge at Sabong on Sumatra after collision.
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Rojestvensky
Amoy
China
South China
Rojestrensky
Phos
London Dispatch
Bebogatoff
Sabong
Sumatra
Sion
Kansas Governor vows to enforce prohibition in state
Gov EW Bob of Kansas pledges to use his power to enforce the prohibition law in Kansas. He is expected to soon move to close saloons statewide after months of permissive openings in several cities and reports of widespread liquor sales.
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Kansas
Bob
Buck Des Moines Man Returns to Prison After Parole Revoked
Joseph Buck of Des Moines requested admission to the Iowa penitentiary after parole was revoked. Buck, jailed for robbery in York County, had been released on parole but asked to return to prison claiming prison life suited him. Governor’s office received his letter and the warden was instructed to take him back into custody pending investigation into his mental soundness.
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Iowa
Joseph Buck
Fort Madison
York County
Cummings- Buck
Buck
Troy
Port Madisai
Monder Moraine
Des. Maines
Co Ee
Garrett
Thei
Main
Beime
Prigon
Beiig
Beck
Ifrith
Lincoln
Nel
Bramham
Des Moines
Art. Madison
Farthiem
Young Buck
Anamesa
Belief Questions Crowe Return Tale in Council Bluffs
A Connell Bluff dispatch reports strong doubt on claims of Pat Crowe returning to Omaha and being chartered in Council Bluffs. Locals say the story is a fake publicity stunt and Pat has not been seen in Omaha or Council Bluffs in the past two weeks, despite newspaper chatter.
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Connell Bluff
Pat Crowe
Council Bluff
Aisputch
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Savera
Newspauer
J. J. Crowe
Logan
Sti
Pat
Connell Binés
Callalia
Tragic Death of Joseph Bun Cherokee at Railroad Yards
Joe Burger was killed at the Tinois Central Railroad Yards in Cherokee on Saturday night. He was found by Yardmaster Wachtler at 11 36 p m with severe injuries and initial speculation blamed a stock train. authorities say the switch engine crew did not run him over.
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Joseph Bun
Cherokee
Joe Burger
Tinois Central
Theleek
Burger
Irving
Wachtler
Iger
Brother Furnished Shot Kills Sumner Boy Accidentally
An 8 year old Sumner boy Verale Warnecke was accidentally shot Sunday by his 14 year old brother Herman. They lived with their married sister Mrs Henry Balker. After church the brothers used a 20 caliber rifle to practice. the younger boy was shot in the abdomen. Police and family details follow amid chaotic local notices and small town incidents.
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Verale Warnecke
Sumner
Bor
Herman
Henry Balker
Insurance Agents Arrested in Clinton Pooling Case
Fifteen insurance agents arrested in Clinton on warrants sworn by County Attorney HE Miller for forming price fixing pools under town code. State agents alleged to have coerced local agents in Canon to join the pool to prevent underbidding and boost rates. Bonds set at $500 each for the arrested agents: Mor rite Fort Dodge. Marsal Omaha. Phelps Melington. Crossley Des Moines. Swire Iowa City. Pintush Des Moines. Crawes Minneapolis. Hill Des Moines. Suringer Minneapolis. De Carpenter Omaha. Wood Omaha. ch Des Moines. Hurst Des Moines. Tuore Des Moines. Hand Des Moines.
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Clinton
HE. J. Miller
Clneton
Canron
Wol Morrite
Fort Dodge
J. Marsal
Omaha
Iowa Federation of Labor to Bar Child Labor
The Iowa State Federation of Labor plans to discuss prohibiting child labor at its meeting this week. Revision of national laws will be considered, with a 25 member committee led by Hugh Githside to push the matter before the assembly. Initiative and referendum may be debated, with many delegates favoring it, including women delegates from garment industries.
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Iowa Federation of Labor
Towa
State Federation of Labor
Connell Binifs
Farm House Blown Down in Monona County Storm
A damaging wind storm struck Monona County damaging farm buildings in Theta area near Tilson farm and Burin. About 500 dollars in losses to farm structures and corn cribs plus county bridges reported. Twenty two hundredths inches of rain fell at Onawa with minimal other damage. A tornado or strong gusts were noted west of Onawa.
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Monona
Theta
Tilson
Onawa
Stephen Laif Mies
Onaas
Storm Wrecks Farm Buildings East of Charter Oak
A Charter Oak special reports a violent wind and rain storm about six miles east at William Ackel bein’s farm demolishing barns and windmills. The storm then crossed the road tearing down Herman Schoebeck’s barn and breaking windows and telephone lines. Damages are extensive.
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Charter Oak
William Ackelbein
Herman Schoebeck
Sister Kills Brother in Farmhouse Accident
Distressing incident on a Fairfax area farm ends in the death of Harvey Scheuter, 12, after his sister, unaware the rifle was loaded, pointed and fired. The tragedy occurs as family members mourn a fatal shooting at the Scheuter home.
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Fins County
Peter Scheuter
Fairfax
Harvey
Aloug
Water Found in Anna Deep Well Halts Operations
A deep well drilled to T5400 feet produced water within six feet of the surface and operations were suspended while pumping at 280 barrels per minute. In a separate report a child in Cleves died after consuming a box of strychnine pills found at a home.
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Atnna
Apes
Ivles
Henry Schmide
Fractured News Warnings and Political Jabs Across Papers
A collage of quotes from multiple newspapers mocks politics and finance. Items joke about professors, presidents, and trusts while noting wage, wheat profits, and public policy with sharp, satirical lines.
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New Haven
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Roosevelt
James
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United States
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Republic
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