Boodle Conspiracy Breaks Up in Missouri Case
The St Louis confrontation over a Boodle conspiracy appears to be collapsing as Cdruand Deresch Charles F Kelly and Charles A Guthe plead guilty and seek mercy. Kelly and Guthe set pleas for July 11 while Nowe withdraws as attorney. The case involves bribery and perjury tied to a suburban deal and the long fight against bribe takers.
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St. Louie
St. Louis
John K. Mire
Mexico
Cdruand Deresch
Charles F. Kelly
Harles A. Guthe
Hersch
Kelly
Guthe
Kolowine
Thomas J. Nowe
Gutke
Kelis
Burcape
Herewch
Berseh
Ieiberg
Curke
Chutett
Lehmann
Hartmann
Missouri
Judge Hargis Fatally Wounded In Kentucky Feud
Mount Sterling Kentucky James Hargis county judge of Breathitt is fatally injured after a fall from a horse near Jackson He suffers a broken shoulder blade and internal injuries doctors say he will die He is a central figure in the Breathitt feud connected to Thomas White and the Marcum murder case His death could implicate others in the long running feud and a $100000 damages suit remains against him
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Mount Sterling
James Hargis
Breathitt County
Tle Hone
Jackson
Hargis
Breathitt
Thomas White
J. H. Marcum
Marcum
Nnd
Curtle Jett
Penitentiary For Life
Slocum Inquest Finds Directors Responsible in Tragic Sloop Disaster
New York coroner verdict blames Knickerbocker Steamboat Co directors for the General Slocum loss of life. Captain Van Schalk and Captain Pease named criminally responsible. Mate Flannagan accused of cowardice. Inspector Lundberg’s conduct to be reviewed by federal authorities. Warrants issued for directors and officials. Lundberg and Flannagan held on $1,000 bail. Also report of damaging hailstorm near Sycamore and crop losses, plus Tokyo Morning Post notes 120 mile fighting front after junction of Japanese armies.
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New York
Slocum
Knickerbocker Steamboat Company
van Schalk
Pease
Grand Republic
Flannagan
Inspector Lundberg
Berry
Mate Flannagan
Kal Chay Taken Reported by Tokio Correspondent
The Tokio correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says severe fighting occurred at Kal Chau on June 26, ending in the capture of that place on the morning of June 20. The report highlights intense clashes and strategic movement in the disputed area.
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Lautent
Tokio
The
Daily Telegraph
Kal Chau
Man Arrested Near World's Fair Over Santos Dumont Airship Cut
Charles F. Meyers of Warren Missouri was arrested at the World's Fair on suspicion of knowing who cut the envelope of Santos Dumont No. 7 airship. Officers found a pocketknife and a flying model on him. Meyers admitted interest in aeronautics and denied slashing the gas bag. investigators hold him for further inquiry as the search continues and a $1,000 reward remains for the culprit. Santos-Dumont's Fourth of July flight was canceled.
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St. Louis
Charles F. Meyers
Warren
Mays
Gaffney
Mayers
Walsh
Erin
Santos Dumont
Hey
Abi
Hilts
Deen
St. Lois
Tie
Santos-Diinmont
Paris
Ais
Deven Wweks
Junder
Santoe Dumont
World's Fair Management
Santos-Dumont
Witnesses test that murderer Church is sane
Warrenton Mo witnesses testified that William Kd Church the confessed murderer of his foster parents Ar and Mrs H W Yeater failed to prove insanity. They noted his violent tendencies toward animals and youth yet all believed him sane and aware of the crime. Drake superintendent at Boonville Reformatory cited low mentality but sound sanity. Incident likely closed. Port nu Prined Hayti The French cruiser Jimen de la Graviers arrived. renewed apologies from French and German ministers accepted by officials. Captain paid a visit to President Nord. Waterloo Tl Rain delays harvest of southern Illinois wheat. Gunboat Woodruff launched at Manila first army vessel under quartermaster. Velmel to be used by Gen Wood in Mindanao campaign. Federation to Support Miners Denver Calo Am Federation of Labor backs Western Federation of Miners with material and moral aid.
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Warrenton
William Kd. Church
H. W. Yeater
Cowart
Howe Tio
Church
L. PD. Drake
Boonville Reformatory
Port Nu
Hayti
Jimen de la Graviers
Nord
Manila
Woodruff
Army
Quartermaster's Départment
Wednewady
Gen. Wood
Minandao
Butler Indicted as Kelly Gutke Arrests Renewed
Edward Butler faces a grand jury indictment for bribing Charles F. Kelly to flee while wanted in Judge Taylor's court. Kelly and Charles A. Gutke were arrested on bonds and jailed. Butler posted 10,000 bond with sureties John J. O'Brien and Edward Butler Jr. Kelly's wife and allies pursued Bond relief as more indictments anticipated from Gutke and Kelly testimony.
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Si. Louie
Edward Butler
Charles F. Kelly
Gathe
Kelly
Krone
Trebland
Way
Butler
Taylor
Clark Starr
John J. O'Brien
Edward Butler, Jr
Ohl Hosen
Wuretian
Gutke
Position of the opposing armies with Oyama picture
A historical map and article describe the clash between Gen. Kouropatk in and Japanese forces under Gens. Kuroki Nodza and Oku. It notes the return of Field Marshal Oyama to front leadership and highlights junctions at Slungoshan and recent landings at Chinetalxe. The piece recounts Oyama’s long service and roles in late 19th and early 20th century Japanese military history.
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Oyama
Hai-Cheng
Kouropatkin
Kuroki
Nodza
Oku
Marquis Oyama
Slungoshan
Japan
Shimenorok
N. E. A. Elects New Officers at Largest Meeting
The Nebraska Teachers Association held its largest active-member meeting in Pestival hall at the World’s Pale grounds. W A Maxwell was elected president for the coming year. J W Crabtree became secretary. The next annual meeting location remains undecided between Portland Oregon and Asbury Park New Jersey.
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Bt. Lote
Pestival
W. A. Maxwell
J. W. Crabtree
Nebraska
Portland
Ore
Asbury Park
N. J
John W. Cook
Hino
Carey
Wisconsin
George B. Cook
Arkannag
North Carolina
Irwin Shepard
Mysterious fires hit Nashville Illinois business district
Fire outbreaks in Nashville Illinois unfold from late nights in a row. Mrs EL L Martinez linery shop suffered extensive damage after a Friday blaze, with prior Friday morning fire causing heavy losses nearby. A Wednesday prior fire in a distant business block also destroyed thousands with unknown origin. In Wabash Indiana Henry Brage appeals to the British consul in Chicago after refusal to pay dog tax.
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Nashville
Mrea
Mra
EL L. Martinez
Wabash
Ind
Henry Brage
Chicago
Beate Grain Crops Into Ground Storm Hits Rural Area
A severe storm near Xenia and The Wall disrupted crops eight miles north of town Thursday night. It toppled wheat, oats, and corn, with farmers reporting extensive damage to fields and windows facing the storm. In Paris, the Duchess of Valencay, formerly Helen Morton, received a divorce from the Duke of Valencay.
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Xenia
Woot
Paris
Thureday
Japanese Reported Repulsed at Port Arthur
A dispatch from Gen Stoesse, commander of Russian forces at Port Arthur, says Rear Admiral Witt hobit's squadron repulsed five foxtrot attacks upon Port Arthur. No damage details given. Other war news notes Japanese focus on Hai Cheng with Gen Kirok at Dalin with 27 battalions and movements hindered by heavy rains at Mo Tien and Fen Shui passes.
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St. Petersburg
Stoesse
Port Arthur
Witthobit
Hai Cheng
Kirok
Dalin
Mo Tien Pass
Fen Shui Pass
Storm Hits Quincy Causes Heavy Damage and Flooding
A strong storm swept Quincy at noon Thursday bringing hail that covered the ground in white and drifted up to six inches. Temperatures plummeted by about 16 degrees in minutes as rain flooded cellars and submerged floors. Water formed a four foot lake on streetcar tracks briefly cutting service and causing thousands of dollars in damage to buildings trees and crops.
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Hall
Silinole Cropa
Sycamore
Aterm
Quincy
Weveral
Agere
Will Continue Contract Labor in Chester Prison
Chester Illinois reports the prison will keep brick manufacture under the old law and use convict labor in remaining industries while awaiting a Supreme Court decision on the Junction fire suit filed by Chicago lawyer Mayer.
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Chester
Mayer
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Kansas Rain Delay Harvest in Arkansas City
A light rain slowed wheat cutting on Wednesday in Arkansas City Kansas worsening field damage. Farmers report many fields delayed with heavier losses while corn on high lands may benefit from the moisture.
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Kaa
Lightning Claims Illinois Farmer Near Town
A farmer living about three miles northwest of his city was struck by lightning Thursday afternoon and killed instantly. The victim identified as McLoansbroo, a local resident, was working when the fatal strike occurred.
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Wlinois
McLoansbroo
Late Finn
Home seekers seize a freight train at Valentine Neb
A large crowd of homeseekers forcibly boarded an eastbound freight on the Fremont Elkhorn and Missouri Valley line near Valentine Nebraska Tuesday night. The conductor and crew tried to remove them but the division superintendent ordered the train held on a side track. After threats of violence, the passengers abandoned the train and many journeyed to Bonesteel near the Rosebud reservation opening. The town boomed with tents and shacks as settlers moved in for the coming opening period.
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Valentine
Neb
Fremont
Elkhorn
Missouri Valley Road
Trains Through Water as Kansas Floods Worsen
Ottawa Kansas endures second flood of year with river at 27 feet near Malin Street. Thirty families displaced as water cuts Main Street and communication with North Ottawa. Missouri Pacific train reported through 10 feet of water from the west as roads and utilities struggle to cope. In global notes, Gen Oku’s forces push toward Kuropatkin, while U.S. labor Bureau to investigate Colorado labor disputes. Col Joseph H. Brigham dies in Delta Ohio after long service in education and government boards.
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Ottawa
Kas
Marins Des Cygoes
Malin Street
Main Street
Bes
Joseph H. Brigham
Washington
Delta
Ohio
Joseph HH. Brigham
Col. Brigham
St Louis Exposition
St. Louis
McKinley
Port Arthur Naval Battle Details Surface in Tokyo Dispatch
Tokyo reports a detailed Port Arthur battle account dated June 26 describing Japanese torpedo craft and destroyers halting a Russian breakout. It notes Japanese actions at Sopom and near the harbor mouth, Russian ships damaged and towed away, and praise for Vice Admiral Togo's prompt leadership.
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London
Central News
Toklo
Port Arthur
Peresviet
Poltava
Sevastopol
Bayan
Askold
Novik
Czaroviteh
Retviran
Pobtleda
Borber
Sopom
Meron Wishiab
Miemon
Japan
Goanas
UN Arbor
Torpedsu Hoata
Durie
Sophrak
Perceviet
Anifer
Sevastopel
Trutnlan Woasele
Firidia
Eulogia Ue
Togu
Hints That Dumont Was To Blame Report
A special report by Liew and Col Henry P Kingetury criticizes Dumont for lax vigilance at the aeronautic concourse. It says Dumont may have avoided blame if warned about leaving the balloon unpowered and if a guard was assigned in the Aerodrome building. The report notes a friend carried a knife that could have cut the balloon envelope.
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T. Leavis
Liew
Henry P Kingetury
M. Bantos Dumernt
Francia
Dumont
Jefferson
Dumont Hinktelf
Kingsbury
Gage
Firet
Russians defeated east of Hai Cheng in dawn push
Report says Inewians were defeated about seventeen miles east of Hai Cheng as Japanese forces press forward. Russians retreat toward Ta Tche King fearing encirclement while Gen. Owie moves north from Senu Chen and Mo Tien pain unit supports with at least three regiments and ten batteries. A second Japanese column advances from Fes Blu nes on the dao Yang road with a Salmatena flank column. Kansas City reports receding rivers as local drownings occur near Beneen. Local obituaries note W. Edward Molt and others. Navy orders to Near Admiral Chadwick for crisis duties.
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Fes Blunes
Dao Yang
Salmatena
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A fragmented OCR item from a historical page presents unreadable text with partial words and garbled phrasing. The readable segment hints at a casual note or stray line, offering no clear event names dates or entities to identify a concrete news item.
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Edmund Bersch
Morning Post
Kal Chay
Aerodrome
Murderer Church
Illinois
Waterloo
Finois
Federation
Denver
Calo
American Federaion of Labor
Wostern Federation of Miners
Colorado
Shako
Yama
Brent
Bonentoet
Torttay
Kuropatkin
Kat Ping
Motien
Bureau of Labor
Bureau
Commissioner of Labor
Ta Teohe Kinc
W. Edwardt Molt
Lincoln Park
Tangier
Perdicarle
Varley
Navy Department
Chadwick
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