News of the Week in Epitome and Public Notices
A long, fragmentary recap of global events and local items. The piece mentions figures such as Nathan Stein and Maharl Ue, references to President Roosevelt, Gen. Grant, and Rev. Columbus Polk Goodson, plus multiple tragedies and accidents. It also notes international alerts from Vienna, Warsaw, and London, and social topics like reform and suffrage.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
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Royal Hangar
Eli Zerkowit
Sins and Sinners and Several Notable Crimes Across Cities
A messy report notes Charles Mat, a teller at the Fortysecond Street Exchange in New York, stealing about $9,000. It records Ananda Wettengel, daughter of a millionaire, dying mysteriously in Pittsburgh and a dangerous condition thereafter. A riot in Providence, Kentucky on March 14 ends with the lynching of Jake McDowell, linked to a trio of metroes who killed a traveler and wounded a brother. Harman Schnabel of Chicago, a wire manufacturer, is said to have committed suicide after losing over $50,000 in car price rises. In Huntsville, Georgia, a two-sentence imprisonment of eighteen months is noted. Hugh Le Armour in Wilmington, Delaware, is convicted of violating the alva wordine law and fined $7,500 by Judge Bradford.
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Harry C. Wettengel
Pittsburg
Sid Ty Tee
Providence, Ky
Jake McDowell
Nicco
Hunt
Ad- Anon
United Stites Court
Wilmington
Del
Bradford
Hugh le Armour
Admiral Narrow Escape Aboard USS Teneskeo Fire Room Explosion
Fourteen sailors in a fire room aboard the armored cruiser Teneskeo at speed off Point Huenang Cal were engulfed by a blast of steam cinders and ashes. Four men died instantly and ten were injured as Admiral Sebree Capt Howard and Chief Engineer Row Orteon had just left the room on inspection. Surviving crew members displayed heroism dragging others to safety and fighting for life amid raging heat and flying debris. An official investigation was ordered.
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Point Huenang
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President to hunt big game in Africa after term
Washington reports confirm the president plans an extended trip abroad lasting twelve months. A hunting party will depart for Cairo Egypt to pursue the world’s largest game, with the president studying animal habits and gathering material for a forthcoming book.
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White House
Africa
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Cairo
Beypt
Congress
Roosevelt
Race riot at West Baden over hotel waiters
Report of racial tension in West Baden Indiana sparked by black men serving as hotel waiters for white guests. Last night two dynamite sticks exploded near the hotel housing the black staff, causing no injuries.
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West Baden
Ind
Burglary Hits Fergus Falls Jewelry Store
Rob Fergus Store in Fergus Falls reports a daring burglary last night at the jewelry shop of M. H. Call. Jewelry valued between 100 and 507 dollars was stolen. Police investigating the incident as a daytime or nighttime entry. June 6 was noted in the report with details sparse.
Iowa Negro Convicted in Jury Trial
In Des Moines last evening the jury for one ballot convicted Frank Brown a negro of attempted assault on Mrs. Mary Mann a white woman, in a criminal court session.
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Des Moines
Frank Brown
Mary Mann
Eight-willed score injured in Annapolis railroad crash
An Annapolis railway crash near Camp Parole killed eight and seriously injured a score as two extra Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric cars collided after seven pm. The wreck involved aBaltimore bound special and an Annapolis bound train, with heavy damage and multiple fatalities. Medical teams rushed to the scene and to Annapolis for treatment amid chaotic conditions.
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Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Electric Railroad
Naval Academy
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Rallx
William E. Shughter
Washington
Four Nebraska Towns Hit by Tornado Storm
Violent storm in South Central Nebraska disrupts telegraph and telephone service. Four towns Franklin Fairfield Chester and Yale were struck with tornado like winds causing extensive property damage and injuries. One man was killed at Franklin as the town faced church and school destruction and livestock losses amid rising rivers.
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State Journal
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Fines total 861000 for Rebating by Firms and Railroad
Ravens City reports three packing firms Aricut Packing Dulany Packing Swit & Co and the Chicago Burlington & Quincy railroad paid fines totaling 861000 after being convicted under the Interstate Commerce Act. Clerks of the United States court received checks for the penalties. This marks the first enforcement under the act in this region.
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Aricut Packing Company
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Swit & Co
Chicago, Burlington
Floods Cause Heavy Loss in Kansas and Oklahoma
Torrential rains over the past week swell rivers in Kansas and Oklahoma. The Kaw and tributaries overflow their banks, destroying crops and washing away live stock and buildings. Around Independence, Kansas, losses reach several hundred thousand dollars.
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Riverside Destruction Threatens Macleod Town
The Red River at Macleod Alberta widened to a mile causing widespread damage. The powerhouse collapsed into the river and lowland farms are flooded. The hospital and homes are undermined and residents flee with stock to safety.
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Winnipeg
Macleod
Alberta
General Hospital
Government sues railroads under commodity clause in commerce act
Philadelphia June 7. The United States government filed suit yesterday against coal carrying railroads under the commodity clause of the act to regulate commerce. A bill in equity and a writ of mandamus were granted in the United States court here.
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Philadelphia
United States
Ming
Famous Cook Kills Self in Cleveland
Hannah Butts, aged over two years old, once a cook for the Vanderbilt, Belmont, and Antora establishments in Newport and New York, died by self inflicted means. Despondency over a crippled wad said to have interrupted her calling led to the act.
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Cleveland
Hannah Butts
Vanderbilts
Belmonts
Antora
Newport
New York
Yesterluy
Treaty re Signed in Montevideo with United States
The Uruguayan government has signed an extralow treaty with the United States in Montevideo on June 6.
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Montevideo
United States
Eight Die in Montana Floods Across State
Montana floods leave eight dead as washes and landslides disrupt lines of travel. Severe damage reported across numerous counties with bridges swept away and rail service halted. Northern Pacific and Great Northern rails struggle to resume schedules as Missour i River levels rise and crop damage grows.
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Great Northern
Maulana
Wae Fer
Twenty Years For 40 Cents Robber Aged 19
A district court jury heard a robbery case involving a 19 year old man from Hockwell Wy district. The court described the defendant as the man who took a small amount of money and faced a long prison term. Evidence included the capture of the suspect in Movnt City and the loss of all money he had. The trial centered on the events of Myre 1 and the plea for conviction.
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Explosion Kills One Miner In Duluth Dulwich Shaft
A Wisconsin Central coal shaft explosion near Dulwich, Minnesota, leaves Tom Maki dead and Olin Marks seriously injured. Maki was trapped in a narrow shaft while Marks was hurled against a rock wall with deep head and body wounds.
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Dulwich
Minn
June
Wisconsin Central
Tom Maki
Olin Marks
Slayer Given Twenty Years for Manslaughter at Dance
Winnipeg reports Patrick Mullen sentenced to twenty years in prison for manslaughter after a fatal shooting at a dance. Mullen, arrested near Great Falls, Montana, fled to the states but was tracked by police. The second item covers John T. Stewart’s drainage experiment in Crookston, Minnesota, evaluating drains and their effectiveness.
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Patrick Mullen
Persie
Mullen
Great Falls
Mont
Angelo Orlando
Orlando
Crookston
Minn
John T. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Minnesota
Yruggist Kills Self in Black River Falls Wis
Ben Werner, a druggist of this city, shot himself this noon ending a period of melancholy. The motive remains unclear and no further details are provided. Local authorities reported the death as self-inflicted.
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Black River Pulls
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Ben Werner
Man Run Down by Train Near Hazel Park
A man was struck by a moving train at Hazel Park last night in Blatant tragedy. He was fatally injured with severe injuries reported including loss of limbs and a crushed head. Police and railway workers investigated the incident and sought witnesses.
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Hazel Park
Allies Night Speech Sparks Campaign Claims
Fragmented report notes Chicago June 9 with references to an Allies event and speakers like Jones Francis Burke Senator Knox and J Bo Keattiyp amid a disputed campaign narrative. The piece hints at efforts to influence public opinion and counteract opposition while mentioning oil and dissension related to the event.
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Jones Francis Burke
Knox
Banator
Indiana
J. Bo Keattiyp
Nate Bapuy
Fragmented OCR sports teaser from Minnesota lake tale
A garbled OCR note lists names and places in a chaotic sequence and references travel, rowing, and a company tied to a sum of money. It mentions Minnesota, Lake, and various initials with no clear events or outcomes.
Prison for Dunham Former St Paul Police Officer Sentenced
Former St Paul policeman Dunham pleaded guilty to a single count and was sentenced to half a term in the penitentiary. He faced other counts, with background noting past service as a city police officer. The case references timeline items in Croakaton Minnesota and incidents abroad in 18 crowns in Mexico City.
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Dunham
St. Fu
Two Killed in Wisconsin Farm Accident Near Mauston
A farm tragedy on the Miley South of Mauston leaves farmer dead and his twelve year old son Philly killed while tending the time farm barmy. Local reports name the victims as Mr Ua and his son, with authorities investigating the fatal incident on the property.
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Guthrie and Purcell Bridge Traffic Suspended
A railroad bridge across the Canada River near Guthrie Oklahoma and Purcell Oklahoma halted traffic between Oklahoma and Texas. The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line underwent suspension in June due to bridge concerns and pending inspections.
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Okla
Canada
Purcell
Oklahong
Texas
Helena Conductor Jane Hale Fatally Injured in Incident
In Helena Montana Jane Hale, conductor of the company, sustained velved injuries that proved fatal after an incident. Police investigate the cause as officials confirm the event and its somber outcome.
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Jane © Hale
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