Special Notice on Train Schedule Between Waveland and Anderson
Partial OCR notes announce a special notice for a line between Waveland and Anderson. It references a bound train and a Lebanon departure, but text is garbled and unreadable for full details. The fragment suggests train times or connections on a Sunday with a brand train leaving Lebanon.
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Comite Indians
Iain Eechey
Sundsye
Waveland
Anderson
Lebanon
Monte Brand
Notorious Burglar Urges Honest Living On Deathbed
Fragmented account recalls Jimmie Hope and Red Leary tied to a long chain of robberies. On his deathbed, the partner speaks of misdeeds at Manhattan State Bank and the Beneficial Bank Philadelphia heist, claiming regret and urging a better path. The text mixes recollection and remorse as former criminals describe losses, penury, and a vow to change.
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Jimmie Hope
Red Leary Saywaile
Big Frank” McCoe
Cantral
Jimmie Hoge
Red Leary
Latog
Tea
NMG
Manhattan
Bank
Philadelphia
Mathalies
Printers May Strike Over Eight Hour Day Dispute
Chicago reports a growing rift between printers and employers as talks on an eight hour day stall. Union leaders favor a cautious approach while employers offer a three year contract with a nine hour plan, risking strike or lockout if unresolved.
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Chicago
Torward
Seven Thousand Shortage Reported in Bank Wreck Case
In Lightning, Indiana, researchers report a seven thousand dollar shortage tied to the Edger County National Bank wreckage. Walter Junigan, the bookkeeper, was indicted by the grand jury on charges related to dynamiting the bank. The Vandalia station near Piningfeld suffered earlier destruction by a similar strike, with prior losses around four thousand five hundred dollars.
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Pare, Bt
Dane
Banka
Edger County National Bank
Walter Junigan
Piningeld
Ind
Vandalia
Diplomacy stalls as peace talks in Washington proceed
Moscow and Tokyo report cautious optimism over Washington conference about Russia and Japan. Officials say no armistice yet and the venue may shift. Ayama aims for quick results as war voices grow louder in St. Petersburg and Tokyo.
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Washington
Russia
Japan
Roondvelt
Uringag
Kitharro
Takehira
Solel Advines
Loth
Peteraburg
Ambascator- Meyer
St. Peteraburg
Griscome
Toklo
weVeriogis
Menipitentiarion
Rusela
Bt. Petersburg
Nese
Oyama
Manehwela
Death by suicide shocks engineer in canal tale
Reports say Charles Behmidt, 65, hanged himself after a staff dispute over unpaid loaned pay tickets, while contrasting notes on the fate of canal zone chief engineer Wallace. Wallace sailed June 1 for a Taft consultation and possible resignation, with rumors he may not return to Isthmus duties.
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Charles Behmidt
Canal Zone
United States
Taft
Philippines
Wallace
Islhows
Bookmakers Operate Despite Betting Law in St Louis
In St Louis on June 20 six bookmakers conducted business at a racetrack despite Governor Polk’s anti-betting order. Deputy sheriffs remained present after the final race. L. Johnston, the St Louis County prosecuting attorney, observed the betting and check transactions but did not disclose any planned actions.
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St. Louis
Polk
St. Louis County
Sherif
L. Johnston
St Louie County
Synod confirms dismissal in pulpit case
In Asbury Park New Jersey on June 26 the Reformed Church synod affirmed the decision to dismiss Rev. S. Koster of Mullfa over charges tied to a stove sale. Koster had appealed to the general synod but withdrew the appeal after confirmation. Independence Kansas June 2 announced Standard Oil to resume field work and pay 25 cents a barrel for all grading between 22 and 29 degrees. Morphyshore June 24 a 93 year old man died six miles north after a confrontation with a former 30 year old man leading to an arrest.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Reformed Church Synod
S. Koster
Mull. Fa
Koster
General Synod
Independence, Ran
Standard Oil Company
Kansas Offield Asia
Almce
Standard Company
Kansas
Morphyshore
Thomas J. Snyder
Keng Shyder
Allein Duskes
Dukes
Disrupted Entities and Events Reported in Early 20th Century Note
Disjointed items describe disbanded leagues, riverbank locations, a looming peace conference, a 12 day racing event starting June 26, and Japan’s potentially moderate peace terms. Military promotions include Colmel B. Ruberta to brigadier general and retired captain E 8 Prim placed on retirement list. Chicago teamsters strike action noted amidst broader professional gatherings in Asheville and San Francisco. A Wisconsin disaster damaged farms and property, with references to Fredonia National Bank and other unions.
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Pacific National Baseball League
Clinton
Davenport
Indianapolis Racing Association
Japan
Colmel B. Ruberta
Artillery Corps
E. 8
Prim
Chicago Teamsters
Americaa Institute of Electrics
North America
Seaction
San Francisco
Fredonia Nationsl Bank, Freda
Peaceful Moroccan conference to ease tensions in Europe
Paris reports an international conference planned to discuss Morocco's status and commercial rights following talks between Premier Rouvier and German ambassador von Bernstorff. The move aims to relieve tension after a period of strain, with plans to be announced within a week.
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Paris
Rouvier
Radoiln
Foreign Office
Althouh
M. Rouvier
Germany
Tate Cate
France
Marocca
Morocco
Tunis
Mar Oced
Mets
Paria
Taft for Supreme Bench Rumor Suppressed
Reported name Taft as the next Supreme Court justice ally in Washington, with claims he would replace Melville Fuller on the high bench and join the arbitration panel. Source text unclear but notes anti rumor and a secretary taft role without firm confirmation.
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Taft
Supreme Bench
la Pearsiat
Enon
Melville W) Fuller
Well Impressed Wea H Alder Magoard on Tour
A London report by H Alder Nagward, commissioner of folantal offices, details recent investigations into Salvation Army settlements as a method to absorb surplus agricultural population. It notes favorable results in colonies and cites a letter from Sir Wilfred Laurier stating Canada would set aside 240000 acres for such settlement efforts.
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Wea H. Alder Magoard
London
H. Alder Nagward
Folantal Ofles
Jratted
Salvation Army
United Kingdom
Canada
Wilfred Laurier
Blackmail Plot Baffles Columbus Millionaire Doctor
In Columbus on June 4 city police face a baffling blackmail attempt against Dr Hartman a wealthy manufacturer. An unargued letter claimed three persons planned arson to burn property by Sunday night unless 10000 dollars was paid to a secret city spot. Attempts to trap the culprits were made but failed with no trace of the blackmailers.
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Columbus
Columbaa
2B. Hartman
Etoe
Baseball Scores From Chicago and Other Cities
A series of baseball results shows Chicago defeating Philadelphia 4 to 2, Pittsburgh beating Brooklyn 7 to 1, St Louis topping Boston 6 to 4, Cincinnati crushing New York 17 to 7, and American League notes Philadelphia 5 over Louis 4, Washington losing to Cleveland 12 to 4, New York 6 over Chicago 4. American Association standings list Columbus 7 over St Paul 4, Louisville 1 over Karona City 2, Indianapolis 7 over Minneapolis 2, and Toledo 4 over Milwaukee 13. In Norway, the Storthing approves a response to King Oscar’s June 13 letter to M. Berner, retaining a union stance but extending goodwill.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn, & al St. Lonia
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
the Louis
Washington
Cleveland
American Association
Columbus
St. Paul
Lonieville
Karona City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Christiania
Norway
Storthing
King Oxcar
M. Berner
Marriage of President's Cousin Roosevelts Kin Wed
Boston on June 20 reports Orme Clarke of London wed Miss Elfrida Roosevelt cousin to President Roosevelt at Emmange Church. Bishop William Lawrence officiated before a large gathering of prominent Bostonians.
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Boston
Orme Clarke
London
Elfrida Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Emmange
William Lawrence
Turners at Indianapolis Gather for American Gymnastic Festival
Two thousand athletes from the United States and Germany have assembled in Indianapolis for the North American Gymnastic Union festival, showcasing premier gymnastics talent and competition.
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Indianapolia
Indianapolis
United States
Germany
Victim of Lightning Strikes Port Wayne Family
In Port Wayne a young farmer and his wife near ee were struck by lightning during a meal. Mrs Aly bert, 30, wife of the farmer, was killed instantly while her husband escaped with injuries.
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Port Wayne
Alybert Hurt
Montezuma marshal badly beaten by assailants from across the river
In Montezuma Indiana on June 20 a mob from across the Wabash river attacked Marshal Adams to remove him from office. The group included Mitchell, Wright, and McLaughlin who tried to disarm him and force withdrawal. Adams was knocked from a ledge while others were pursued and captured. Warrants were issued for four defendants and $64 was paid to the town treasury.
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McLaughlin
Mr. Ray
Mi Brick
McCartys
Down Treasury
Plucky Young Girl Fends Off Burglars in Mishawaka
Mishawaka June 20 reports Mige Partha Queintence and accomplices attempted a home burglary while parents slept. The girl fought back, sustaining injuries but helped subdue one intruder. burglars fled as neighbors intervened. Nearby dispatches note acetylene dangers, detective arrests, and other local incidents.
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Mishawaka
Tad
Mige Partha Queintence
Blooks
Mir
Af Tiem
Watchen
Angendelous
Mleelanes
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