Hot Springs Doctor Killed On A Train Mystery
A Hot Springs physician was killed on a train in Kentucky as robbers were suspected. The incident, witnessed by conductor Joseph Smith and others, involved attempts to move the body and a delayed examination at the depot. Authorities voiced uncertainty, with theories ranging from robbery to foul play, while hospital staff investigated the bloody remains and transport of the victim.
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Hyaiohan
Eats City
Pollce and Railroad
Wy i Adams
Hur Syaingy
Willie
Waldag
Rvans
Amd
Copdl Aton
Doxeph Smith
Ailatis
Loubeila
Dvanerithe
Adama
Adelie
Atevanasville
Charles Petherton
Smith
Collert
Adams Wink
Formpuadly
Lerner
Adame
Dr. Adama
County Officials Face Scrutiny and Tax Details
County boards drew per diem and mileage for the year while debates over taxes, school funds, and telegraph allocations surfaced. Judge Smith upheld a decision affecting Darkaton township, with appeals planned to the state supreme court amid an upcoming Republican county convention.
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Edward Sterling
Treamyrer
Teadle County
Beasle County
Numory
Rob Walker
Surveyor General's Office
Lamportiunt
Hawkston
Ivo County News
Parkston
Smith
Darkaton Ox
Mutehfaain
Commiek
Dude Smith
Supreme Court
Sioux Falls Banker Plans Suit Against Railroads
Parlor P. Peck, president of Minnehaha National Bank, says he has employed lawyers to file injunctions to curb high rail rates in South Dakota. He claims rail charges are exorbitant and discriminatory, harming his Sioux Falls property income. An injunction application is reportedly forthcoming.
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Sioux Falls
Parlur P. Peck
Minnehaha National Bank
Sioux Palls
South Dakota
Sioux
Peckwayn
Honduras Sees Elite Proposals Amid Government Reshuffle
A Honduran reform proposal driven by American interests seeks to reorganize the government and attract foreign capital. Key figures named include Jacob Astor and other financiers, with Honey Spear listed as organizer. The plan envisions debt resolution, oil legislation, and controlled emigration, while the government delays decisive action for years.
Desperate man attempts suicide and kills rival
In Waterloo Nebraska Sept a man named Hade attempted suicide with poison after a dispute over his wife and alleged infidelity. He injured William McManus in a confrontation linked to the divorce case, later dying after a second overdose while hospital care continued. The victim McManus died from wounds. Hade survived initial revive efforts but died soon after the second dose was taken.
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Australia
Totany Buys
Jon Ale Moucen
Waterloo
Nebo
John Hadity
Xujelde
Kare
Hade
Blat
Boleon
Morrin
Harris
Willian McManus
Manus
Hyde
McManus
Elkhorn
Hads
Witcher
Spain cannot reconquer Cuba say English papers
London papers discuss Cuba crisis noting Spain faces humiliation if it clings to Cuba. The Daily Chronicle warns Madrid’s cabinet risks losing Cuba and provoking American ultimatum as insurgents gain influence. Byline mentions historian Abel Stevens dies in California at 93. Michigan gold fields report are also noted.
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London
Seppe ‘Ra
Spain
Chisalele
Coiba
Madrid
Ecle Fusa
Cuba
Dresiaoat
Mekintey
Uhuna
Gertal
Wcnlos
Ywereay Eqmadron
Chok
Weyler
Iis
Able Stevens
Ll.d
Sin Josu
Caly Batarday
Michipleoten
Injunction Orders Spark Turbulent State Debate
A heated dispute surrounds injunction orders affecting rail rate schedules across the Chicago to West North lines, with Minneapolis to Omaha routes and several Midwest corridors cited. Attorneys for Shippers and Northern lines contend the orders may impede rate changes, while the commission seeks to restrain actions that would alter schedules until proper review.
Hottest Week Yet Is Reported in Chamberkon Area
Sept 1 report from Chamberkon notes the hottest week on record for the region. Temperatures spiked 160 to 170 Fahrenheit in shade during peak days, with shipments from Chamberkon to Milwaukee and Chicago attracting rapid stock movement and high freight rates. Local businessmen cite severe heat as driving cattle losses and prompting diversions to northern routes.
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Chamberkon
Anguar
Utan
North
Masinewulu
Chamberin
MiWalikes
Bloux
County fair plans and events in Clay County and beyond
The Clay County fair opens September 2 in the city with a new floral hall, school exhibits, and 800 paid fees. A 400 piece band will perform, and Tore Tiegen the famed fiddler will appear Thursday and Friday. A Republican delegate convention was held naming several county representatives for the First judicial district. A separate report notes a cattle stampede near Crook City with one watchman killed and government talks expected to settle cattle losses after twenty years.
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Engi
Union County Childeen
South Dakota
Ohiy County
Scotlandh
C. Johnson
Geo. We ‘Eon
Hy Ti, Vinton
H. Bierce
Chad Barber
Thinsson
Olof Johnson
Oscar Simonson
Myron
John A. Gunderson
Carl Gunderson
Nelx Anderson
D. Lewis
F. M. Kelsey
H. FE. Vaughn
Midland
S.N. Palmer
Bent Yer
Marehy Vans & Hornicks
Pierre
Wills
Crook City
Mel Hornless
Indiana
Batty
Elias
Fred Evans
Stonx City
Koma Koet
Largest steamship in the world sails to New York
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Großen, the world’s largest express steamer, will depart for New York on its first voyage from Germany’s North German Lloyd line. The ship, about 66 feet beam and 43 feet depth, displaces 20,000 tons with 14,000 indicated horsepower, features Krupp art and alloyed engines, and carries a crew of around four dozen.
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Kalaer Wilhelm
New York
Fremen
Giant Express
Kaleer Wihelm Dor Grom
Oddy
Germany
Lloyd Line
Ona
Oghwon
Krupp
Weond
Dakbergers
Pensions and Postmasters Revision in Washington D C
Fragmented OCR lists pension revisions and postmaster changes across numerous counties and towns. Names such as Samuel Conway and William Weston appear amid scattered places like Washington counts Iowa and Johnson county. The item reads as a notice of departmental actions and personnel shifts with numerous unreadable fragments.
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Raundl
Fallow TV
Orig
Samuel Conway
Awols
Ati
Nawhues
Andaleaun
Meth Gude
Kidwarda
Mirehalitown
Ertenacuton
Ohare
Campbell Wiis
Gletwinal
Laermanl
Alvander Colom
Jane ML
Gort
Woodward
Elizabeth Town
Marcia Jt
Wilcox
Havelock
William Weston
Ville
Ioaves
Jeremian MeLani
Maile
Towa Kalona
Washington
Wawro
View
J.B Laver
Lian
Mirani County
Mtebenam
New Mit Sten Cainye
Wim Demain
Runde
Cathoun Ountys
Tutternon
Weed
So Clom Smu
Feinuved
Dakotatudson
Linoln County
W Norton
von W
Floto
Rol Mipvod
Large mass meeting and market notes in a turbulent Sherardoah area
A dense, weathered report describes a September large mass meeting near Sherardoah with 1,000 attendees and political fervor. It also quotes beef and grain market prices, cattle receipts, and summaries of regional commodity values, reflecting a turbulent postwar context and shifting revenue expectations.
Montreal Mystery Death Seeks Quiet Hotel Aid
A Montreal case centers on a young woman who arrived from New York with a mumbled name. She registered as Milks Warner at a Cadalline hotel and was later found dead in bed with a carbaric acid container nearby. Authorities lack identifying details and the clothing and possessions are said to be unremarkable.
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Attvck
Uimbrella
Pasteur
China
British Tidia
Wulin
Europe
John FP
Hart Rank
Bert Stalman
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Paris
Philadelphia
United States
America
Montreal
Sept
Uwa
New York
Pudultine Tor
Milks Warner of
No Change at New Orleans Yellow Fever Update
New Orleans health officials report no change in the yellow fever situation since last night. Only fever cages are in use and none have proved fatal. Reports from Barkley and Devon Sprige describe cases in Missis sippi port areas with cautious optimism as authorities monitor arrivals and potential new infections.
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New Orleans
New Orlens
Board of Health
Miners Clash Ends in Bloodshed and Rioting
In Latimer a strike confrontation escalated as deputy sheriffs fired on miners, killing between fifteen and twenty and wounding forty or more. The attack followed a march from Maxelton to Latimer toward the barricade line, with chaos and bodies along the road. Sheriff Martin defended the firing, claiming deputies acted after provocation, while townsfolk debated militia deployment and called for or against troops.
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Mazelton
Latimer
Aberiffe
Heamen
Harleigh
Miki Cheslell
Harwou Frauke Chel
Harwood
Oli Staniski
Crystal Ridge
Georgy Ku
Latiner
Maxelton
Pheyan
Hone
Lutiwer
Ching
Farley
Lotte
Tion
tio @ry
Wayron
Hazelton
Tei
Lehigh Traction Company
Martin Roski
Mt. Pleasant
Vari
van Wickle
Hastings
Martin
Martin Wan
Tre
Sheri? Martin
Wilkesbarre
Sherif Martin
Joopa
Marrisburg
Insurance Trust Threatens Nationwide Fire Insurance Rates
At Saratoga, President Alfred James of Northwestern National Insurance warns a recent consolidation of fire insurers forms a gigantic insurance trust that could trigger a big war of coercion and boycott against dominant companies. He predicts lower rates may follow as new foreign firms seek a share, affecting policyholders and agents nationwide.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Saratoga
Fresildant
Alfred James
Theorthwestern National Inaurasee Company
Dummes
Nominion Insurance
Western Union
James
Withdrawal of Government Rate Privilege for Currency Shippers
New York September 1. Conrad N Joran deputy treasurer reports an order from Washington suspending banks currency shipping at government contract rates. Banks deposit currency with the treasurer and use government rates. express firms bill higher. Daily currency shipments from New York banks run about 1.5 million dollars and the change ends a long standing practice.
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New York
Conrad N. Joran
Treasury Department
Washington
Chicago
Pensions and Postmasters Listed With Multiple Names
A government notice lists pensions granted yesterday to numerous individuals across towns such as Davenport Mount Ayr Perry Perry and Cedar Rapids along with appointments of town postmasters in several counties. The long roster includes widows and minors and notes removals and appointments in counties including Appanoose Turene and Jefferson, with names like William Wentena James Beard and John Miller.
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Washington
Oulu
Wiliam B. Wentena
Davenport
James
Ud ‘Eld
Thomas, Dabhat
Cedar Palin
Joseph Wing
Chun Eben W. Prouty
Cornell Blum
Adi Honai
Jou WW
Hendrick
Cedar Tipe
Inerennes
David 14
Strain
Mount Ayr
John Clement
Perty
Alphonsa Telenor
Clarksville
Marshall Klintan
Maguakein
Henry Harrington
Holle Ascob
D. van Morn
Garwin
Adixon Dui
Ellen
James Beard
Albert L. Wilcox
Perry
Ratanuer
John
Weter
BhoMepl
Mary Jaimbert
Pronton
Sturla
Lamp
Duly
Eveline Sebring
Boone
Nebraska
James G. Moret
Qmamas Meniamin
Shelby
Beth F. Guiles
Fromont
Anedrew L. Wiexine
Omaha
Francie A. Wild
Oakland
Pranie M. ShoWar
Gerlig
John Patrick
Vletcher
Willian McCowin
Curtis
John Shoyas
Andraw
Crook Kion
Mount Sterling
van Mure
Phirmon Reynolds
Turkey River
Cinyta
H. W Beck
John Moore
Rich quartz in New Mexico sparks gold rush tale
Santa Fe reports Captain JM Watchinson arriving from Golden South with news of a remarkable gold discovery on government land one and a half miles east of Santa Fe county. Michael Harald sinks a tubular well for Monte Cristo Mining near Kaiwax City and finds a 50 foot white quartz ledge with free gold and large nuggets. The find sparks mining fever and suggests a potential blanket lead across the area.
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Santa Fe
N. M
JM. Watchinson
Golden South
Santa Fe County
Michael Harald
History
Monte Cristo Mining Company
Kaiwax City
Peace Found in Coal Fields Amid Funeral Tensions
Amid tense funeral processions in the coal region, miners and employers moved toward restraint. Reports from Pottsville indicate 2000 men at No 7 sought a 10 percent raise, with 7000 employed regionwide. Sympathetic actions and mobilizations were debated, but the day closed with continued work and no disorder as a strong guard and police presence kept order.
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Stockton
Congressan Leipenring
Upper Lehigh
Utke
Juve
Harwood
Vadortiker Bony
Ure Prave
Goblu
Mery
Altmiller
the bin
Luthner
Hill
Urdlayizer Fahey
United Mill Works
Init
Clu
Sherrie Martin
Gobin
Miizleton
Fever conditions unchanged at Boloxi nine yellow fever cases
Boloxi, Minn Sept 15 The status of the fever situation remains largely the same as prior reports. Most cases are improving rapidly and overall conditions are favorable with four active fever cases, nine of which are now Yellow Fever.
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Boloxi
Tiloxi
Minn
Cantons of Affairs
Harvest Hands Scarce On California Farms
San Francisco reports a harvest labor shortage as growers struggle to recruit workers across counties including Fresno Tulare Napa Sonoma Yolo Santa Clara and Yuba. Wages have plummeted to a daily wage plus board, driving a surge in demand amid scarce labor for the crop season.
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San Francisco
California
Fresno
Tulare
Napa
Sonoma
Yoko
Santa Clima
Yuba
Aberdeen Storm Roars Through Region Strikes Townwide Damage
A cyclone-like storm swept Aberdeen causing barns to topple shredding chimneys and scattering hay. Windows shattered as heavy rain of 1.8 inches fell in minutes. Country reports note grain stacks damaged by wind and water. President and Mrs McKinley left for Washington.
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Ed Burns
Aberdeen
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