Indiana Weekly News Harsh Trials and Damaging Animal Accidents
Reading through a jumble of early 20th century notices, a man named Mary Tiger from the Creek nation suffers serious injuries after his horse bolts into a desert thicket near Okanhee I. Additional items describe a five year penitentiary sentence by Judge McPherson, a failed financial crisis affecting the Amiald Prius plant, and various criminal indictments and frontier incidents across states. The scattered text mixes accidents, legal actions, corporate troubles, and regional crime reports with largely unclear dates and places.
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Mary Tiger
Okanhee I
Viger
Bates
Press National Tank of
Sepa
Pato
McPherson
Vogari
Amiald Prius
North Adams
Mass
Wa-rrond
Pudge Car
United States District Chine
St. Louis
Thretel J. le Minuis
Taimir
Doldiner
Maskeson
Ether Wight
Michigan
Boas
Uestenet
New York
Sandler
New England
Turbulent Era Antecedents Hit World Newswaves
An unreadable paste of garbled OCR mentions figures such as Ma Lloyeletien Minister Vasesh of JTepan and executives Klaw & Erlaneer Keith & Proctor with Chicago associates John & Castle. It reports a burned stockyard area in Louisville and a currency shortage echo, plus a bank robbery in Guilirie and a Chicago burglary case. It notes ship Blucher boiler explosion with eight dead and twenty-two injured, a Philadelphia picture card seizure, a Spain earthquake near Torre La Ribera, and a Steubenville boiler explosion killing five.
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Lloyeletien
Vasesh
Jtepan
Saas
United States
Klaw & Erlaneer
Keith & Proctor
John & Castle
Chicago
Wintanen
Leart Gistase
Kan
Whitman Westine Oorfeimil Taeurie Die Leitien
Atoms “Linde
Jebsen
Sirenis
Laelle Iron Works
Steubenville
Ohio
War on Western fraud to prosecute timber and coal thieves
After talks with the U S Attorney General, M C Bureh special assistant returns to the Far West to lead civil and criminal lend fraud suits. Indictments across the Mountain States target timber and coal land frauds, pursuing prominent financiers and railroad interests. Prosecutions focus on Idaho Montana Wyoming Utah Colorado with vast land holdings at stake. Wheeler heads a large secret service style cadre collaborating with district attorneys to gather evidence against land thieves.
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United States
M. C. Bureh
Far West
West
United States District Court
Mountain States
Burch
Washington
Bureb
Michigan
Department of Justice
L. C. Wheeler
Wheeler
Imense
Uncle Sant
Secret Service
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Wruimning
THI
Gould Lines
A miscellany of sharp quips and social notes
A collection of humorous 1900s items touches on American manners dress and society. It jokes about a rich divorce case a Lusitania record a toyish emigration bureau and a range of curiosities from paper clothing to airship flights and evolving views of chauffeurs.
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Lusitania
Lillian Russell
Lillian
Japan
Wireless Telegraph Company
Johnson Wins Cleveland Mayoral Race in Tight Contest
Tuesday elections yield mixed results across states with Tom Johnson re-elected mayor of Cleveland in a hard fought race against Burton. Prohibition gains reported in Illinois districts under local option laws. Strong showings for Republicans and reform candidates appear in New York San Francisco and Kentucky amid broader national mood.
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Cleveland
Burton
New York
Tammany
Ohio
Jolson
Roosevelt
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Taylor
Langdon
Skentucky
Willson
Yolede
Brianda Whieck
Columbus
Fond
Damiean
Lid
Cinsinnati
Markhrent
Whly
Cox
Maryland
Crothers
Nebraski
Republians
Supreme Court
Krhede Ishimd
Higgins
Pennsylvania
Shears
New Jersey
Katzenbach
Virginia
Tom Johnson
Congressman Sutton
Johnson
Johson
Laggden
Salt Lake
Utah
Kentucky
Goebel Jins
Rhode Island
Ilinois
Uiah
Nebraska
California
General Assembly
European marriages drain American wealth and status
A Parisian writer claims American girls marrying foreigners have sent vast sums abroad, possibly over 9 million dollars, with financier Henry Clews noting the figure may be conservative. A New York paper lists 356 marriages into noble families and 22 heiresses taking up to 2.6 million dollars, suggesting hundreds of millions moved overseas via dowries and titles.
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Parisien
Philppe
Paris
America
Tienry Clews
New York
Auto mail cars urged to aid rural postal delivery
The Postal Progress League asks Congress for a 15000 test of automobile post offices for rural delivery. James L. Cowles estimates current rural losses at 172 per route and argues autos with an 11 pound parcel limit could make rural delivery profitable. A 7 member committee will seek Congressional petitions this winter.
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Emecr Ug
The
Postal Progress League
James L. Cowles
Teadeue
Cowles
Frederick CL Beach
League
National Grange
Dpresident Beach
Meetner
Congress
Earthquake Crashes Through Ilves Spain City
In Torre la Ribera lies in Ilves Spain the quake opened fissures with subterranean rumblings. Unknown deaths reported as houses and horses were toppled. Truesea in Aragon borders France and Lerida, housing 275000 people. Its capital Tiyesea has over 10000 residents and a decayed yet picturesque city center with a grand cathedral, fifteen convents, a foundling asylum and the ancient palace of Aragon.
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Torre la Ribera
Ilves
Spain
Truesea
Aragon
France
Lerida
Pure Food Law Defended by Dr. Wiley
Dr. N W Wiley chief chemist of the Agricultural Department defends the national pure food law against critics charging higher costs. He says pure foods deserve higher prices and benefit consumers, notes adulterated articles decline, and that staple foods remain unaffected. He warns the government does not guarantee purity only that goods are sold as they are. Also mentions copper, gold and nitrate fields, St Peters floor space at 227000 square feet, and three New York life insurers returning 61351 to the state for illegal rebates.
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N. W. Wiley
Agricultural Department
Irving
Wiley
Milk Congress advocates pasteurization for infant milk
The International Pure Milk Congress in Brussels urged boiling point pasteurization for all infant milk. Nathan Straus of New York promoted pasteurization and announced a complete pasteurizing plant for Brussels. The Straus plan, started in New York City fifteen years ago, spreads to nearly 400 cities worldwide with US government endorsement.
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Drussels
Nathan Straus
New York
Straus
Brussels
New York City
United States
New Yorks Mills Hotel Opens After 1.5 Million Build
The newest Mills hotel in New York opens with a cost of 1,500,000, featuring 1,875 roofs and modern amenities. Prices reach up to 40 cents per day for the highest tier, reflecting a lavish urban landmark. Meanwhile Taft reassures Chinese public, Indiana onion harvest tops half a million bushels, and European engineers pursue auto-drawn artillery concepts.
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China
Taft
Noble County
Indiana
Mills
New York
Credit Strengthens as Banks Boost Market Stability
The center reports improved credit conditions with public cooperation and gold outflows aiding circulation. Despite weaker demand and price dips in primary markets, bank payments exceed last year's figures. Iron and steel contracts keep furnaces busy, with strong activity in forge, foundry work, machinery, furniture, and footwear, while lumber softens due to slower building. Failures in the Chicago district rise to 27 from 28 last week and 22 a year ago.
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Ciicanso
Dun
Financial tremors linger in New York and eastern markets
Bradstreet's Commercial Report notes continued effects of last week's disturbances. The country faces dislocated business, with trading slowdowns in wheat and cotton, reduced railroad work, and softer retail activity. Dry goods show expectation of lower cotton values. weekly failures reach 223 nationally and 25 in Canada, as compared with prior periods.
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New York
Bradstreet
Historic Midwestern Market Prices Across Cities
Market price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grains across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York Toledo and more. Includes bids for wheat corn oats rye barley butter eggs and clover seed with varied quality grades and per bushel values.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Toledo
Strict enforcement of contract labor law impact on South
Speaker Cannon told Hindis Bankers Association at Maline that stricter contract labor enforcement will hit the South hard. He opposed state ownership of railroads. The piece notes U.S. lightning deaths average about 500 per year, about one in 100,000. It also mentions steel box cars recently built weighing roughly 3,000 pounds less than wooden cars of equal size and capacity.
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South
Speaker Cannon
Hindis Bankers’ Association
Maline
United States
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