Mother and son in theft case from New York bank
John Lubey a seventeen year old receiving teller in the Twelfth Ward Bank is accused of stealing 700 dollars. His mother, proud yet duty bound, gave him up to authorities in Frankfort New York after he vanished with a companion. Detectives captured Lubey in Frankfort.
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New York
John Lubey
Twelfth Ward
One Hundred and Sixth Street
Third Avenue
Frankfort
N. Y
Hagan
John
West
Jon
Toon
Jobo
Rank Tort
Johnny
Wilbue
Taft
Prankfort
Lubey
Lubes
Jth
Geniuse and Galton on appetites and Fenios digestion
A fragment from the Landen Chronicle discusses opinions on appetite as an attribute of Fenios. It mentions Sir Francie Galton and other authors, noting discussion in a letter to Cannins about a literary review and consuming chicken sebs after a hearty meal.
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Francie Galton
Brest
Cannins
Quartiery Review
Dickens
Thackeray
Scott Wes Wan
Landen Chronicle
Poole Remains Without Counsel In Keemper Slaying Case
Fowler Indiana special report notes defendant Poole held without bail as his lawyers quit the case. Poole, who confessed to killing farm hand Joseph Keemper, rejects insanity plea and claims the death was accidental. He says he attacked to silence questions from neighbors and admits burying the body.
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Keamper
Shipped in Box by Express Trick Reaches Fort Worth
Lawrence officers report Banks A. Meyers rode inside a wooden box packed as merchandise and sent via express from an unidentified sender. The box arrived in Fort Worth Texas where Meyers was found by American Express officials. He emerged only after heat and strain forced him to reveal himself. Police suspect Meyers and a man named John Trask are the same person and Meyers is detained pending inquiry.
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Lawrence
Kan
Banks A. Meyers
Fort Worth
Tex
American Express Company
Meyers
John Trask
OG. D
Galveston
Trask
Virginia
Commonwealth
Jineeph Mayo, Jr
Joseph Mayo
Mmone
Generel Wil
Corfey
Seare
Willama
Joseph Mayo, Jr
Thyeen
Esteesity
Osuinet Mano
Lye Soureiles
Ieee
PTI Wernithes
Tina Mareh
Hair
Perramittes
Sinking Fund Board
Sase
Wellford
Ciprevit Court
Jochmoend
Aln Wellford
Mayo
Nupitel
Soloman
Orehc
Miagvo
Carnegie Honored With Gold Medal by Pan American Union
In Washington DC Andrew Carnegie received a gold medal from the Pan American Union Governing Board for philanthropy. The presentation, led by Secretary of State Knox and Mexican Ambassador Zamacona, drew Taft and most diplomats. Carnegie noted his gratitude for humanitarian benefaction.
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Washington
D. C
Andrew Carnegie
Pn Américan Union
South and Central American Republica
Carnegie
Pittsburg
Buenos Ares
Pan-American Union
Knox
Zamacona Mae
Mr. Carneple
Taft
Twelfth victim of excursion train disaster named
Special report from Easton Pennsylvania identifies Carrie Rutherford as the twelfth victim of the Martin's excursion train disaster. Police and rescuers continue to search for missing passengers as investigators assess causes and safety failures.
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Easton
Carrie Rutherford
Martin's
Creek New Jersey Disaster Claims Additional Deaths
A disaster toll rose with the death of Creek, New Jersey resident N. Creek last Saturday. Miss Rutherford's sister Miss Elea Rutherford died a few hours after the same disaster, bringing the number of dead to twelve.
Despondent Wife and Husband Die by Gas in Boston Home
Mrs Martha Weigand and her husband William were found dead in South Boston after they died from luminating gas. The couple had sealed windows and gas escaped from an open jet. a previous attempt in the prior year also involved the same method.
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Boston
Mass
Martha Weigand
William
Vets Win In Charlestown West Virginia Vote
Voters in Charlestown WV approved a measure by a 66 point majority amid an active campaign with both sides contesting the issue. It is the first vote on the matter in forty years with Charlestown hosting ten saloons and a pending petition to the County Court to carry the question through.
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Charlestown
W. VA
Germany warns France over Moroccan capital occupancy
Berlin issues warning to Paris that French officials must not occupy Rabat as tensions rise. An official denial states no German warships will enter Moroccan waters for a naval demonstration amid the threatened situation.
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Berlin
Fee
France
Germany
Thomas F Ryan Faces Bad Luck At Kentucky Derby Forecast
Louisville racing notes indicate Special Cap fiarmods withdrawn from the Louisville Derby at Churchill Downs on May 12 due to poor showing at Lexington stem meeting. Cheverioor iay leads as a top favourite amid ongoing ties to Thomas F Ivan, a noted millionaire in racing circles.
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Louisville
Capfiarmods
Oolussele Kentucky Derg
Churchill Downs
Cheverioor Iay
Lurk
Thomas F. Ivan
Raeing Weenie
Taunts by Workmen Drive Bethlehem Boy to Suicide
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania special report, seventeen year old Willis Schell, employed at Bethlehem Steel Works, hanged himself after taunts from fellow workers. Authorities note the act occurred at the steel plant and prompt investigation is expected.
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Dethlehem
Deuse Ne
Tor
Bethlehem Steel Works
Willis Seholl
New Jersey Race Track Reopen Plans Reported
A report from Albany indicates New Jersey race tracks plan to reopen after delays. Officials seek to resume racing as lawmakers consider the measure.
China Quiet in Canton Region Amid Rebelling Suppression
Special Consul General Merghadey told the State Department Canton is quiet and surrounding country growing tranquil. He reported no fresh molestations in China beyond what he knows and credited the Viceroy’s vigorous actions with nearly suppressing the rebellion.
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China
Washington
Gieveral T Merghade Wayntes
State Department
Can- Ton
Ely
Senery
Khe
Mines Under Martial Law In West Virginia Coal Fields
Charleston dispatch reports martial law in the coal fields around Blair, West Virginia as Governor Glasscock orders actions by home guard units. Recruitment and enlistment measures are noted as the administration strengthens control over labor unrest and security in the region.
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Charleston
W. VA
Blietieht
Mietia
Murder Farm Confessed Slayers Face New Confession
John Poole, who killed and dismembered farm hand Joseph Kemper, has broken down and authorities seek a new confession. Mrs Charles Clark of New York seeks a photo of her husband who disappeared after working for Poole on the murder farm. A search will be made on the farm.
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Bedles
Fire Epidemic Hits New York City Neighborhoods
A series of blazes devastates areas along West Twenty Fifth Street and nearby blocks. Firefighters battle fires as districts report extensive damage and rising costs. No injuries confirmed at this time, but property losses exceed two thousand dollars.
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New York
Sovew York
Jevber Dings
Pete Peattie
Russia and Japan Hold Talks on China Policy in Far East
Russian and Japanese representatives met in St Peters burg to discuss future moves in Manchuria. Officials say coordination aims to gauge Chinese affairs while sending envoys to consult war ministers and top generals.
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Russia
Japan
China
St- Petersburg
Manchuria
Cerner Volcanides
Ginera
Engineers
Vindivoetok
Sowokhoming
Usei Ig
Tokio
Gompers Attacks Burns in Explosive Interview
In a fiery New York interview William J Burns, the detective famed for McNamaras arrests, is accused by Samuel Gompers of frame ups and misconduct. Gompers says revelations will force a far different tone at trial and labels the alleged actions as part of a political attack linked to Virginia affairs and old cases.
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New York
William J Burns
the McNatianis
Mee
Annonces Ghod
Samuel Chitaapers
American Moderna
Ryans
Enire
Felotel Bet
Gompers
William J. Kurns
Boros
Tome
Tyne
Mystery Ranch Near Ocean Tied to Hidden Explosive Find
An investigatory report outlines discovery of eighty sticks of a mysterious explosive near a ranch close to the coast. The cache was carefully concealed and remains under official scrutiny as authorities probe the origin and purpose of the device.
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Angeles
Ocean
Kidnapping Charge Investigation in Indianapolis Special
The special jury resumed examining the kidnapping case tied to the J J McNamara arrest and dynamite finds at the American Contract Site. Witnesses including Harry Gira from the Building custodian were to be called along with officers from the International Association of Bridge and Structural Tr workers and other police.
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Indianapolis Ind
Eran
J. J. McNamara
Harry Gira
Drew and
Radert
New York
National Ereetors’ Association
Sistint
Los Avitardine Mah
Krank PL Fox
Seenete
Indianapolis
Five children die in Charlottesville home fire
A blaze at the Sanford Davis home near Brevrton, Charlottesville, killed five children aged fifteen to three. Investigators say the fire started in a tin stove area before spreading through the house as neighbors and authorities responded swiftly.
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Charlottesville
Sanford Davis
Vrton
Joltesville
Ima
Davis
Ruby
Aiieas
New York Democrats Back Free Raw Wool Policy
Democratic members of the New York congressional delegation held a caucus and voted to support free raw wool. They reported that the Ways and Means Committee majority favors the measure and will report a bill to the sect.
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Washington
Speeinl
le New York Congressionatl
Cancus
Ways and Means Committee
Mexico Diaz resignation rumor and US relief after war
Washington receives word that President Diaz plans to resign once peace returns to Mexico, with Madero marching forces southward and Reyes expected to return. Taft and State Department view reduced risk of intervention, while Mexican leaders debate unification and future governance as war logistics shift toward defense of the capital.
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Eatc
Mortirio Diaz
Hus
Dias
War Department
Como
Reyes
Vhicf
Washington
D. C
Diaz
Mexico
Taft
Republic
Madero
Nakarally
Pranvieco Madero
Cotes
United States
Rebels Capture Bederats in Tamaulipas Action
Special from El Paso reports rebels under Pate Hike attacking Beal eral in Cumaree on the Rio Grande, driving out noncombatants after a spirited fight. Mier fell yesterday, and recruitment for Ma dores army is reported as underway. Rio Grande region rail traffic disrupted near Cuarel.
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EL Paso
Tex
Kat Dewryckery
Mexico
Tamaulipas
Ander Pate Hike
Texas
Kin Grande
Cumaree
Lo Grande
Rio Grande Cite
Mier
Matamoros
Townsville
Secret About S10.000.000 in Gold in New York
The United States Assay Office in New York reports more than 10 million in gold received from Lacared Freres and Mexico. Coins are said to be fresh Mexican government mints and melted into bullion to hide origin. The State Department has been informed and officials deny connections to Mexican treasure shipments.
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New York
United States
Meni van Suld Odin
Lacared Freres
Daz
Mexico
Assay Oye
Wall Street
State Department
Wishing- Tom
Assicy
Frm
Tasaurd Freres
About Horses and Horsemen
A historical note describes horse breeding near South Richmond with references to notable sires and mares. It highlights performance traits, lineage, and a trotting reward context, mentioning several named horses and the prominence of a line producing speed and stock.
Senate Debates Canadian Reciprocity Bill Increases Paper Costs
Washington hearings on the reciprocity measure drew opposition from farmers and paper manufacturers. George Sullivan of Philadelphia warned Canada would gain seven dollars a ton on book paper, threatening U.S. mills. William Sharp and N J Bachhelder echoed concerns of price shifts and farm interests across the fifty states amid ongoing Senate committee scrutiny.
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D. C
Senate
George Sullivan
Philadelphia
Canada
Busness
Venn
William HH. Sharp
N. J. Bachhelder
New Hampshire Aid
Prinee
Hee
Heebert
Plan to bully city or new battleship policy sparks Dem split
In Washington DC an alleged policy to build a new battleship yearly while Democrats stay in power has caused a split in Democratic ranks. Representative Denigedt of Tennessee and Representative Underwood of Alabama lead the minority against the plan, with Pacific Coast members and Representative Tl ouser opposing as well, vowing to fight to the last ditch.
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Washington, D. C
Denigedt
Tennessea
Underwood
Alabama
Dette Committee On Naviel Affairs
Pacific Coast
Tlouser
Graft Rumors Sweep Ohio Grand Jury Probe
The article reports widespread graft suspicions in Ohio tied to a grand jury investigation. Prosecutor Harvey Wheaton is to be recalled from Europe, with testimony expected on a telephone merger and related political finance issues including a $10,080 fund. An employers association linked to opposing a women’s free hour bill faces questioning.
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Ss. O
Turner
The
Pesretary
Charles F. Walsh
Fear Lynching of Policeman Slayers Stirs Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky special dispatches say Jamen Buckner and Jesse Smith, reported from Lebanon, are feared for lynching after the slaying of Policeman Hobey who was found with nineteen stab wounds in the negro quarters. Authorities rush to protect the accused men as threats spread.
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Louisvile
Jamen Buckner
Ville
Jesse Smith
Lebanon
Hobey
Improvement of Seminary School System in Virginia
In Buena Vista Virginia a special meeting formed the Bowling Green Female Seminary System of Schools also called the Scottish Seminary System. Rev E H Rowe and Rev J S Richards named president and secretary treasurer with Abr Martin and L L Engle as officers. The system includes Southern Seminary and Knowl Aireen Female Seminary plus Alderson Institute and operated by a board. In 2007 Rowe and Engle became owners of the property.
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E. H. Rowe
J. 5
Themas Clyves
J. Kt Richards
Ll. & Martin
Bowling Green
Bowling Green Fethle
Hichards
Abr. Martin
Wmi
Tormer
Arrline
Hank
Kewe
Engle
Sandish Seminary
Southern Seminary
Taltinmore
Met
Mrs Schenck Won't Face Second Trial This September
Wheeling West Virginia special prosecutor moved to dismiss the second trial of Mrs Lavura Farnsworth Schenck for attempting to poison her millionaire husband. The action aims to move the matter to the September term and also to permit John Schenck to proceed with his divorce suit.
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Wheeling
W. VA
Metal Workers Vote for Railroad Strike in Chicago
Returns from a strike vote of 3 Federation Mec Workers employed by the Rock Island Facility show the workers overwhelmingly favor a strike. Conferences were called for the afternoon to head off the action and attempt settlement.
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Chicago
Ill
Mec
Rock Island Foatilteniil
Todas Wes
Slislils
Indictment Over Fire Alarm Boxes Aboard Steamboat
Kenry F White of Poughkeepsie was indicted April 27 by a federal grand jury for installing unconnected alarm boxes on the steamboat Charles W Moree, causing a fire stoppage. The case follows post Slocum disaster fire safety reforms under section 4488 to criminalize faulty life saving equipment on passenger boats.
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New York
Charles W. Moree
Kenry F. White
White
Maigle Menagerie for His Monument
A New Orleans report describes a funeral procession planned at dawn for a local oyster saloon owner. The deceased allegedly requested a bizarre, marble menagerie for burial on his grave, including a cat a dog and a horse figures, with unspecified items.
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New Orleans
Sara
W. J. Dahonex
Masnella Street
BP. J. McMahon
Pete
Weil Te
Jast
Dohorey
Lords Debate Probes Teapot Dissent and Royal Prerogative
A UK House of Lords debate introduces a motion on the royal prerogative concerning theTeapot inquiry. The issue centers on controlling ministers and potential shifts in procedure affecting parliamentary rights. The discussion weighs executive power against parliamentary oversight.
Tragedy Aboard Ship in Charleston Yard
On the battleship docked in Charleston part-yard, mess attendants WERDER ABOARD SHIP WSTON MASS and J. Becka quarreled over a long‑standing dispute. Becka fatally shot the other man during breakfast, then fired four more shots before fleeing. The dying man Allen, a Brooklywn resident, died on the floor as the crew responded. Becka faces trial by the Pedal authorities.
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Wston
Mass
Alexmeder Aller
Nebraska
Dr Dock
Charleston
J. Becka
Allen
Brooklywn
Eam Ferks
Beeks
Fred
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