Eight Lives Lost In Storms Fury Princeton UK
A tornado two miles southeast of Princeton Saturday evening killed eight people including Charlen F. Sherwin Mia Alvia Sherwit Mive Remma Welah and injured Charles F. Sherwin. The storm destroyed farm property, barns, fences and crops, with a funnel cloud moving eastward from the Cater residence to the Sherwin home where the women were killed and Sherwin injured. The event caused extensive damage in a small area, with livestock harmed and fields leveled by the wind.
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Princeton
Hilton
Vire Charlen FL
Sherwin
Mia
Alvia Sherwit
Mive Remma Welah
Twit Wa
Charles F. Sherwin
Cater
Tilley Aouthenat
Tornado Devastates Towns Killing Five Near Shorfan
A Sunday tornado near Shorfan devastated areas around Blaine and Almon, killing five and blowing down twenty buildings. Farm stock died and several windmills collapsed west of Ripon, with damage spreading to nearby towns including Wapelle and Mapelly. no serious injuries reported. A separate dispatch from Servia notes political cabinet changes in Belgrade with potential reshuffling as King Peter's regime faces policy disputes.
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Wanpiea
Wiest
Blaine
Almon
Saunday
Shor Fan
Mihholte
Mick Werord
Min Piaher
Ripon
Toorlington
Towa
Wapelle
Jack Weber
Technical Testimony in Tillman Case in Lexington S C
Testimony in the Tillman case dominated proceedings in Lexington South Carolina as witnesses for the defense faced tough questions. A judge indicated a two week extension to conclude the examination and assess Gonzalez’s condition. Local transit leaders in Waco Texas reported unrest among motormen who threatened to quit unless concessions were met.
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Waco
Tex
Henry C. Fcott
Citivens’ Street Railway Company
Tas
Gothee
Wearnine
Reine Acen Tie Motores
Paysinger Wotheleenalon
Wichita Mountains Mineral Wealth Highlighted by Survey Chief
Guttirle Oklahoma reports that Ff. Bain of the geological survey was titled to value the mineral wealth of the Wichita Mountains amid land contests tied to recent mineral deposits. The designation reflects ongoing interest from the survey in regional natural resources and land use.
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Guttirle
Okla
Bain
The
Geological Survey
Wichita Mountains
Sir Michael Herbert's Body Cleared for Return to England
The body of Sir Michael Herbert, British ambassador to the United States, was conveyed to England for burial. Federal services are expected to be held in Wilshire on Monday or Tuesday.
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Davos-Pinty
Switversant
Sir Michael Herbert
United States
England
Faeral
Wilhotie
Wiltahire
Springfield Mayor Henry J. Devereus Indicted on Malfeasance Charges
Springfield, Wisconsin, Henry J. M. Devereus, the mayor, was indicted by the Sangamon County Grand Jury on five counts alleging malfeasance in office for allowing gambling houses, plot machines in saloons and other races, and poolrooms to operate.
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Springfeld
Henry JM. Devereus
Springfield
Sangamon County
Jefferson Davis Reported Improving in New York Castle
Buffalo dispatch says Davis woke refreshed after a quiet night at Castle Lan on Tuesday and showed steady improvement in his condition.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Castle Lan
Jefferson Davis
Ironworkers Vote to Affiliate with AF of L
Kansan City report notes the International Association of Structural Iron and Bridge Workers voted at its annual convention to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor. The secretary was directed to seek a charter, signaling a major step for iron and bridge workers. The decision follows factional tensions and calls for union labeling and procurement demands.
Washington Indictments Grow From Government Inquiry
The grand jury in Washington issues three main indictments aligned with a government fraud conspiracy. George W. Theavers and State Senator George A Green of Binghamton, N Y face charges. Additional indictments involve Towers tied to a major corruption inquiry and book writing machine commissions. The court plans to adjourn Monday with further indictments expected. Towers posted a $10000 bond.
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Washington
Grant Jury
Supreme Conven
Diatelor
Columbia
Thoreday Broweht
Pustefihe
Gearnent Investigaton
W. Theavers
George A Green
Binghamton
N.Y
Azginel Scott Towers
Wealthy Bond County man fined for tax fraud
Greenville reports Kaetel, a leading Bond County citizen, pled guilty to delivering false or fraudulent tax statements to the assessor after perjury accusations. Judge Charles Moore imposed a total fine of 1 091.00, the largest ever in the county, with Kaetel paying immediately and being released.
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Greenville
Leopard Kaetel
Bond County
Charles Moore
Board of Review
Koebel
Northeat
Moore
Knebel
Surgeon general calls for mosquito specimens statewide
The surgeon general of the marine hospital service issues a circular to medical officers urging collection of mosquitoes in their vicinities and mailing them to him. The aim is a thorough study of mosquito species and their role in spreading diseases, with specimens sent to Doctor L. G. Howard of the Department of Agriculture for examination.
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Washington
The
Marine Hospital Service
Med
Roctor L. G. Howard
Miss Grant Injured in Runaway on Eighth Street
An accident on Eighth Street injured Miss Julia Dent Grant and Miss Isabel Ingle, daughters of U.S. Grant. The two were tossed from a horse driven vehicle and suffered head and body injuries. They were carried home by carriage, with hopes for serious but improving outcomes.
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Grant
San Diego
Cass
Julia Dent Grant
Isabel Ingle
Eighth Street
Robbery and Fire Hit Linneus Home Early Wednesday
Two masked men entered the residence of Mrs. Bowers in Linneus about 1 am on Wednesday, robbed her, and set fire to bed clothing and the house. Mrs. Fairfield and her granddaughter narrowly escaped as flames damaged the home, with an estimated loss of about 1500.
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Linneus
John L. Bowers
Fairfield
Hanna brother endows Western Reserve funds
Cleveland Ohio reports Melville Hanna brother of Senator Hanna has given 196000 dollars to Western Reserve University. The income is to be devoted to promoting instruction and research in anatomy and kin to rod subjects.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Melville Hanna
Hanna
Western Reserve University
Petrarch
Vienna singer Marie Goatinger dies in Klagenfurt
Frau Marie Goatinger aotreas and singer dies Wednesday in Klagenfurt near Lake Werth. She toured America twice, with the last tour ending in 1897.
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Vienna
Marie Goatinger
Klagenfurt
Lake Werth
America
Jury Deliberations End Without Verdict in Perry Arson
Perry, a prominent social figure, faced charges of hiring a man to set fire to the McCutchan lumber yards last March. After more than 22 hours of consideration, Branaville jurors failed to reach a verdict in the arson case.
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Branaville
Perry
McCutchan
Beardless Hall resident’s death by hanging in Beardstown
Beardstown Illinois report states Peter Wendling an aged local resident died by his own hand on Thursday evening. Cause listed as protracted Anessia in the note.
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Beardstown
Ill
Peter Wendling
Anessia
Battles on Frontiers Between Bulgaria and Turkey Reported
Heavy fighting reported along the Demir Kapu and Adrianople frontiers between Ottoman andBulgarian troops with双方 reportedly suffering heavy losses. Turkish cavalry allegedly attacked Bulgarian refugees. 30 Turks killed and 11 Bulgarians. War office mobilizes. czarist and Austrian messages note demand for reforms. The season's change.
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Sofia
Demir
Kapu
Adrianople
Belparian
Ferdinand
Stathoten
Bantle
Coyceilie
Torkiels
Four Men Die After Head-End Wreck Near Thayer Missouri
Springfiled Missouri reports a head end collision on the Frisco line at Hornshoe curve five miles north of Thayer between freight No 261 and passenger No 202. Engineer B C O McQuiston and Fireman Ernest White died instantly. Freight engineers John Finneh and John Tune died later. Injured include Cyrus Doome, Conductor Frank Crooks, Ed Jean, and several passengers. Both locomotives and freight cars were wrecked with track damage. Snow and cold weather also noted in Minnesota and New York. Theresa Vaughn, actress, was hospitalized in Worcester Maine after a carriage injury.
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Springfeld
Frisco
Memphis
Kansas City
Horn Shoe Curve
Thayer
B CO McQuiston
Ernest White
Joh Finneh
John ‘Tune
Cyrus Doome
Frank Crooks
Ed Jean
Aol
Melear @ drigeial
Koahkonong
James B. Wells
Pomona
Mrs Ida Gutter Indicted for Murder in Maroupin County
Mrs Ida Gutter, charged with poisoning Ewart Cheeksfield on July 29, was indicted by the Maroupin County Grand Jury on a murder in the first degree charge. Key witness Dr Warren of St Louis analyzed the stomach contents and found traces of strech nine. The case is set for trial in the Maroupin County Jail. no term of court specified.
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Bunker
Ida FL Gutter
Ewart Cheeksfield
Maroupin County Grant
Grand Way
Wo Ok
Warren
St. Louia
Teeynolda Hutler Cage Testimony to Be Book Form
Washington reports that the Teeynolda Hutler cage testimony is printed forming a 1 008 page volume. Caples will prepare copies for members of the House ahead of Congress convening in November.
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Washington
Caples
House
Congress
Wilmington Grand Jury Declines indictments in race murder case
Wilmington Delaware Grand Jury on Tuesday announced it would ignore the charges against those accused in the burning at the stake of George White, the Black man who murdered Miss Bishop.
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Wilimington
Del
George White
Misa Bishop
Bonds Backed Waterworks and Parks in KC Special Election
Kansas City reports incomplete returns show voters approved 2.1 to 1 bonds totaling 2,176,000 for waterworks improvements, parks, market-house and City Hospital in the Tuesday special election.
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Kansas City
Bogota Gunboat Sails from Panama to Buena Ventura
The gunboat Bogota departed Panama Thursday night heading to Buena Ventura. Rumors say the ship aims to transport troops to the lethorous area.
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Colon
Bogota
Panama
Buena Ventura
Springfeld Proclamation Quarantines Livestock Disease
Gov Waters issued a December proclamation on the advice of the state board of five stack commissioners. It cites a contagious foot and mouth disease risk among cattle and sheep across several states, with the state board reporting the outbreak has been contained and quarantine fully established.
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Springfeld
Gov
Waters
State Board of Five Stack Commissioners
Vermont
Maseuchuerr
Rhoie Island
Osmar
Meeting Aims at State Cooperatives and Local Towns
In a tentative session Supervisor AJ Rolly and allied leaders discuss alignment with farmers to address national unrest. The group emphasizes cooperation and seeks calm, orderly actions to strengthen the community amid a volatile political climate.
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Ava
Elie
AJ Rolly
Death of Sir Mole ne Herbert in Breil Amtinsander
In Switserland Sir Mole ne Herbert died Wednesday afternoon after a sudden decline in health following his arrival. The death was unexpected and occurred at 1440 local time.
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Travoe Platy
Switserland
Molene Herbert
Breil
Lexington politician John W. Lill dies at hotel
A man believed to be John W. Lill, a prominent Lexington Kentucky politician, collapsed and died while attempting to register at the Morris and Besex Hotel on Wednesday, authorities said. The identity is not yet confirmed and further details are expected.
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New York
John W. Lill
Lexington
Morris and Besex Hotel
Alderman Indicted Over Gift Tied to Franchise Effort
The Adama County Grand Jury indicted Alderman Jo Tellbreacher on a charge of receiving a $10,000 gift from the Western Illinois Telephone Company. The probe centered on attempts to secure a franchise from Quincy sidermen.
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Quincy
Adama County Grand
Jo Tellbreacher
Western
Ilinois Telephone Company
Quincy Sidermen
Thirty-Seven Fever Cases Reported in Laredo
Laredo Texas reports 37 cases of yellow fever with one confirmed as fatal by Marine Hospital Service experts in charge. The situation is being monitored as health authorities respond to the outbreak and trace contacts.
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Salonica
Turkey
Governors Palace
Reefoe
Boniakoako
Sta Ziv
Laredo
Tex
Thie City
Marine Hospital Service
President Settles Miller Case After White House Conference
President Roosevelt meets with five AFL leaders including Gompers and Mitchell to discuss the Miller case from the Government Printing Office. He declares the decision not to dismiss Miller is final and urges routine administration to resolve related issues without discrimination.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Mitchell
Toiners’ Union
W. A. Miller
Government Printing Office
Miller
Miss Miller
Purevant
Samuel Gompere
Bratt
Bem Ganpears
Jatien Dincan
Jol Mitchell
James O'Connell
Frank Morrison
Talon
Wil Hawk Miller
Fuer Organicatimne
United States
Buchanan Wins Fight on Parks
Frank Buchanan of Chicago was re elected president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers over Hugh F Donnelly of Albany N Y by 43 to WW The Parks faction dominated the convention here as Buchanan won on the first ballot The vote followed a long feud over irregularities in Union No 2 of New York Samuel Parks led the opposition and stated I’d love to sighion after the election The result sparked cheers and drama among attendees as other officers were chosen and the Parks faction faced a setback
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Kansas City, Mo
Frank Buchanan
Chicago
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Hugh F. Donnelly
Albany
N. Y
Samuel Parka
New York
Buchan An
Parks
Buchanan
Union No. 2
Sam Parks
Sion
Jr. Butler
Bueehovan
William Muti
Kansie
John J Me Samara
Cleveland
President Action on Military Officers Sordid in Court Entry
Washington reports the President acted on the cases of First Lieutenant Sadie M Hamilton 14th Infantry and Hamilton Foley 5th Cavalry and others. A sentence to death by court martial was approved for Maley Mertiath while Foley’s acquittal was dismissed. Hamilton will be promoted to captain after rank review amid apologies for remarks in a lady’s presence.
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Washington
Liewtenante
Sadie M. Hamilton
Hamilton Foley
Sth
Thomas & Mormeh
Mertiath
Ant Mueker
Foley
Hamilton
Renmarie
Terre Haute Street Fair Challenge Seeks Injunction
In Terre Haute Indiana opponents of a street fair filed a complaint asking for an injunction and arguing the event harms the city. They contend the fair fosters disorder and moral and physical decline and cite remarks attributed to Judge Stiment. The fair association plans to seek a venue change.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Jouve
Judee Stiment
Tli
Charade Sethtes & Mom
Terre Haut
Witness testimony outlines events after shooting incident
Friday hearings feature nearly twenty witnesses recounting moments after the shooting involving Mr Gonzales. L Woot Jr testifies no weapon was found on Gonzales and Dr J Murray notes Gonzales claimed he was fatally shot while in the State office. Sime of Columbia recalls Tillman saying it got your redeaee and describes no further demonstrations.
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Loaxingion, Soc
JW Tillman
Callin
Stute
Gondales
L. Woot, Jr
Gonzalee
Wo J. Murray
Gonzalez
Senator Bailes in Suit Over Promissory Note in Monkton
The Texas senator J W Bailes faces a district court action in Monkton over a promissory note for a large sum tied to a deed of trust on a company property. Bailes would not disclose how the note was secured amid reports he received a substantial fee from H M Kirks for negotiations. The case appears connected to a broader financial dispute involving a New York figure.
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Monkton
Tex
J W. Bailey
Detriet Court
Southwestern of Company
Bailes
Diohy
New York
Harrows Says No Extra Session Likely After Roosevelt Talk
Senator Harrows announced after a brief discussion with President Roosevelt that doubts about calling an extra session in November were removed. He asserted enabling legislation for the Cuban reciprocity treaty would pass the Senate with little delay, ending the lengthy struggle anticipated in the House of Representatives.
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Washington
Harrows
Weltitt Fay
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
Tennessee Supreme Court affirms 20 year sentence
In Knoxville Tennessee the Supreme Court, sitting in ananasola, affirms a 20 year sentence for Clarence Peake, an 18 year old boy, for the murder of Silma Hulln. The case, heard after affidavits disappeared, was limited to merita evidence as of the latest session.
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Knoxvill
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Clarence Peake
Silma Hulln
Oil lands deal eyed by investors in Indiana counties
A coalition including Bel American window glass, Anetican ol]aultis, and National aif plans to acquire about 40 000 acres of oil and gun lands across five Indiana counties from Pitters Investors. The enterprise values the property at 2 million dollars and aims to invest 1.4 million for expansion and drill 80 wells within the year. In St Louis, Frederick Sevyuour Harrington was indicted for first degree murder in the June 18 killing of James F. McCann of Bonfils. Barrington faces arraignment soon, with a probable change of venue sought by defense.
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Todianapolis
Ind
Apeelal
Nowe
Marten
Indalaya
Anerican Window Glass Company
Anetican Ol]aultis Company
National Aif Company
Domid m
Piitebirs
Indiana
St Louie
Frederick Sevyuour Harrington Wee
St. Louis
Shooting at Van Buren in Arkansas Hospitalized Tolson
Charles Tolson owner of Tolson Stock Company was fatally wounded after a shooting in Van Buren. Doctor W. L. Parehman, a leading physician, may have been connected. Tolson was taken to Fort Smith hospital while Doctor Parchman surrendered to the Sheriff and posted bond.
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van Buren
Ark
Charles Tolson
Tolson Stock Company
Stindaw
W. L. Parehman
Parchman
Dhaughter
Tolkien
Tolwon
Fort Smith
Parchoian
Robbery in Carbondale Traces Cairo Travelers
Joslua Loeser, after selling a Paducah mercantile, was robbed of 2100 dollars in Carbondale around 2 am Friday. He traveled with a man naming himself Johnson from Cairo and en route to St Louis. In a lunchroom he was drugged and robbed. pocketbook and papers were later found along the highway.
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Carbondale
Joslua Loeser
Bisiiew
Paducah
Loesner
Johnson
Cairo
Thin City
St. Loula
Longings for God's Kingdom in Davids Prayer Fulfilled
A sweeping Sunday School study traces Davids longing for Gods kingdom in 2 Samuel 7 16 and the prophets, reviewing the past to strengthen faith. It highlights Nathan and Gods response, the temple prophecy, and the ultimate fulfillment in Jesus Christ as the Son of God.
Why Christians Should Be Joyful Dr Torrey
Dr R A Torrey asserts Christians must be joyful continually as a duty and privilege. He urges rejoicing at all times, stating a joyless life dishonors Jesus Christ and offers no valid excuse. He emphasizes the Lord as source and object of true joy.
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R. A. Torrey
Jesus Christ
All in Gods Good Time
A reflective meditation on patience and divine timing. The speaker urges trust that human effort fails to control fate, asserting God’s world endures beyond troubled deeds. Good deeds endure unseen until time and may finally bear fruit years later.
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