Tragic cafe shooting shocks Utica New York crowd
A dramatic armed confrontation in a crowded Utica cafe ends with a male victim died from gunshots and a female suspect, Mrs Mary Roberts Clark, fatally shooting herself after the violence. The incident followed a sequence of quarrels and threats surrounding Frank Brady a newspaper advertising solicitor.
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Ut Oly
New York
Sweepins
Mioy'a
Fey
Ubon
Trani Medy
Mary Roberts Clark
Pole Asher
Vonmuld
Raymond
Brady Fn
Puble Price
Sileide
Mary’ McLean
John Roberts
Clark
Brent
Glink
Fire Devastates Portland Wholesale District
A major blaze at 154 to 166 Middle Street in Portland destroys the wholesale district. Fire teams from Portland, Biddeford, Lewiston and others fought for hours, with flames spreading rapidly and prompting aid from Buxton. Damage exceeds $1,000,000 as wholesale firms Milliken Consens & Co and A I W Cox & Co suffer losses. In Baltimore a separate fire at Standard Oil tanks threatens surrounding properties.
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Portland
Middle Street
Milliken, Consens & Co
Wholetnle Dry Goods
A. I W. Cox & Co
Wholeaule Hoota
Widdeford
Lewiston
Tenien
Buxton
Whotevale
Hames
Pire
Baltimore
Adiapatch
Modany
Mest Avenue
With Street
Runaway Horse Injures Woman in Barnwell Incident
Bertha Walter of Ape ploton sustained fatal injuries after a horse she was driving ran away Tuesday night. She was found unconscious after the collision and died at 4 o clock that afternoon despite efforts by Kinlind and others.
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Barnwell
Bertha Walter
Ape Ploton
A Deere
Mis
Waller
Mina
Krol
Wallerson
Kinlind
Bryan Attacks Supporters as Democratic Committee Shakes Hands
Delegates from TLingolu and surrounding areas meet the Democratic National Committee in Denver. Roger Sullivan of Tinobs reports the crowd supports Bryan despite earlier attacks. Other committee members include Thomas Teenach of Michigan, Nar win 1 Muck of Buffalo, and Urey Woodwen of Kentucky. The committee heads to Denver to plan for the convention.
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Net
Wueai Eo Rydti
Suh
Democratic National Committee
Roel
Roger Sullivan
Tinobs
Ako MH AU Bhehy
Democratic Party
Sulliva Aaid
Ivyan
Thomas Teenach
Tichina
Etateniin
Narwin 1 Muck
Buffalo
Urey Woodwen
Kentucky
Hite C Dahtwn
Oraatra
Denver
Hincrief Police Chief Reports Major Fraud Probe
Hinfre department chief Patived By says a scheme involving multiple parties led to more than $600,000 in losses. Investigators review alleged breaches in consent and wire transfers as witnesses describe suspicious activity across several accounts.
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AL Hidliiere
Atami
Charges of Graft Tie Dispensary Commission to Withhold Debts
A South Carolina case alleges the Dispensary Commission withheld nearly 1 million dollars from creditors to benefit bank holdings. The suit seeks a receiver to manage funds and cites conflicts of interest among commissioners and bank insiders. Attorney General Lyon represents the state in pursuing relief against the commission and its officers.
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United States
Avhoville
Dy Cy
Motsehnint & Co
New York
Sreditora
Wee Dienensary
Fleischman & Con
Drapeheary Commission
South Carolina
Ellerne
Toney
Bank of
Colin
Sian
Yinck Holley
Ates
AULO
Che Hank
Pineville
Bia
Provident
Pertian
Goon Depontt
Vonphe
Miien
Ehit
Menterdon
Voldes
Urewville
Matton
Lockhalter
Stevenson
Iid
Lyon
South
Carolina
Disionary Commission
Ohio
Freycinet Hues Fund
Phowet
Elaineir
Bryan rails against Beckham at Kentucky Democratic session
Dispatch from Lexington reports William Jennings Bryan addressing Kentucky Democratic lawmakers behind closed doors. He urged opposing Beckham’s U S Senate bid and pressed for reform, claiming the party must nominate a candidate who will fight corruption and corporate influence while supporting Theodore Roosevelt era reforms.
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Lexington
Glituix
al. Uryiin
Wedney Hay Worhoon
Beck
United States
Brisa Ranether
Hoekhan
Kentucky
AL Blake
Mr. Bryan
Beckham
McCrary
Howe
Linde Bovehhone
Corparine
Vili Koverniant Wai
Macy Font Moe
Wakeington
Denier
Mppore Wien
Parker
Hiyan
Hygan
Bryan
Roosevelt
Bryan in Den ver Next July Nominated for President
Long interview with Money Watterson quotes Col. Watterson on Bryan's strength and possible party nomination. He asserts Bryan would win if the country stays in unrest, says Gov. Hughes could defeat Bryan under normal conditions, and discusses Democratic prospects and potential compromises.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
Movte
Denver
Remiane
Hughes
Republican Party
Money Watterson
Louisville
Joe
Tubove
Col. Watterson
Hivyan
Yietor
Gov. Hughes
Panie
Col Watton Hun
Patt
Kenticky
Gov Meeks van Tenol
Washington
Col Watterson
Three terror suspects captured or killed after Morgan County raid
A violent incident in Morgan county Tennessee left three of the men identified as terror suspects dead or captured. One unknown man was killed by a posse while another was captured and held for safekeeping. A third fled toward Warhin before being shot by a posse. Sheriff Langley led the pursuit toward Knoxville for extradition.
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Johntyown
Anmel
Morgan County
Tennessee
Japor
Watelial
David Anighey
Mane
Moudhy
Warhin
Lewat
Langley
Mokun County
Knoxville
Warburg
Prominent stock broker pleads guilty in federal case
Henry W. Thompson, a noted stock broker, and associates faced Federal Court in Columbia on charges related to fraudulent purchases. Thompson was sentenced to 18 months in Atlanta Federal Prison.
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Henry W. Thompson
Tata
Ise
Imphe
York
Pit
Fem
Columbia
Atlanta
Five Men Rescued After 46 Days Trapped in Nevada Shaft
In December a shaft collapse at the Alpha mine near Tly Nevada left Hailey McDonald Brown and two Greeks entombed 1686 feet below ground. After 24 days they signaled rescue via a water pipe and a long week of struggle ended with all five men brought to surface amid cheers.
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Loux
Tly
Nev
Pood
Brown
Ald
Batley
Donald
Cunp
Bly
Arthur
Haven
Brows
Noth
Vinny
Rene
Hailey
Fred Mcdonald
Peter Brown
McDonald, Brown and Hailey
Voeka
Thiabora
Ibers
Bailey
McDonald
Che
Dilley
Friensc News of
Hayes-Sorey Tobacco Factory Fire Reported in Alabama
A fire struck the Hayes-Sorey Tobacco Company factory in Alabama on a Wednesday night. Local responders were dispatched to control the blaze and assess damage to the plant and surrounding facilities.
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AL Cloykssijie
Trim
Ayewid
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