Militia Guards Dubuque Streetcar Line Amid Strike Turmoil
A violent strike in Dubuque sees pickets at street corners and mobs attacking cars. Militia and soldiers guard operations after a May 3 shutdown and subsequent dispersals, with arrests for suspected weapon possession.
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Cocopesy
Tee
M. G
Unies Hisctrie Companys
Poxes Bours, Sree
Waterissk
Sode
Giscrtier
Sevremieen
Breckin
Welock 2 Mob Om Couleraterus
Geverzi Maz
Criminal Contracts and indictments under Alabama law
In United States court Judge James outlines a federal view on criminal contracts involving the Alabama criminal connect law. He says the statute creates civil conduct and no one can be imprisoned for debt. If upheld, all parties connected with convict hire and costs may face federal indictments.
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Montgomery
Ale
Jorgs Jones
United States
Alabama
James
Jones
Cowboys on Trial for Triplet Murders Near Francis
The case centers on Kean Jeune and two guards as they face murder charges for the Berry killings last week. Witness Beach Berry testified Chauncey Dewey fired the first shot, while Mrs. Berry described visitor inquiries and the later discovery of the three bodies at the ranch.
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Francis
Kean
Jeune
Maffitia Thouncey Dewey
W. J. McBride
Clyde Wilson
Dentei Berry
Dewey
Beach D. Berry
Chauncey Dewey
Alpheus Berry
WA McBride
Berrys
Hearmg
Judges in Eighteenth Ward Guilty of Contempt
Election judges Joan J. Kelly Harry D Donevas and Harry B. Sherman in Chicago were found guilty of contempt for allowing lodging house registration and repeated impersonation voting of deceased persons during the recent judicial election. They received three months' imprisonment.
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Chicago
Joan J. Kelly
Harry D Donevas
Harry B. Sherman
FEUSIST WILL HANG Mired Others to Commit Murder and Ss Seetenced to Death
A Tennessee jury convicted several defendants in a murder case tied to the Sevier County community. The court found the main suspect guilty of murder with mitigating factors noted. The trial proceeded with accusations and sentencing spanning multiple defendants and the Tennessee Supreme Court was referenced.
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Londen
Sevier Eorcty
Jory
Weuley
Tie Latver
Tummessee
Pies Wiet
Ceckett Tipton
Bourke Cockran to Wed Dretor Mathew Daughter of Lord Jestice
In New York James A costs to the Werkstrum. Bearke Cock 2258 eurgemest te Mativees and Leré Bostice Mather announce plans for marriage. Mees Methew is two years old and described as bright and clever as well as sociable. Lord Justine Mather is a relative of the Ascerit family. Father Mathew is mentioned in connection with the wedding notices.
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Dretor
Darghter
Jestice Mathew
New York
Werkstrum
Bearke Cock
Lord Justine Mather
Weegerame
Father Mathew
President Peyne Oversaw Postence Matter With Roosevett
President Peyne directed an inquiry into the Post Office scandal, ordering investigation of the Brewis position and proclaiming punishment for those deemed guilty. The action aims to restore discipline and address misconduct in the posts.
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Peyne
Roosevett Washingtom
Brewis Posistice
Hull Sees Iowa Idea Becoming National Trend
Representative Hull, in Washington, declares Iowa idea gaining support nationwide. He notes reports of opposition to a tariff and says after reviewing district conditions he is confident about re nominating in Congress. He asserts Iowa influence is growing across the party.
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Washhington
Washington
Hull
Tis District
Tess
Hiei
Countey
Bank cashier arrested in bribery case
George Eztax a cashier of the W Wellington companys tenker in Corning was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Deved on a charge of attempting to bribe Secretary of the Treasury Tayleee The amount and nature of the alleged bribe were not disclosed
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Bizirz
George Eztax
W. Wellington
Tenker
Corning
Thert
United States
Deved
Sistam
Tayiee
Burros Tail Rescue Strands Denver Man From Peril
A Denver man owed his life to a stray burro Tail that grabbed his hand on a cliff edge. The animal, described as a remarkable rescuer, pulled him back from a dangerous fall as he dangled near the precipice.
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Denver
Scaline
Pike
Peek Beipo M Easkey
Natéocei Civic Federation
Bimecif Fross
Priest to Enter Yale for Bachelor of Arts Degree
Rev. Francis D. McShane, Dominican priest of St Mary’s Church New Haven, plans to join Yale as a Tele senior academic class member in 1904 to pursue a bachelor of arts degree. He is the first Roman Catholic priest with a parish appointment to enter Yale for study.
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Witt Stady
Sloss
New Haven
Conn
Prancis D. McShane
St. Mary's Church
Yale
Unique Blind Sports Event At Northwest School
In Janesville Wisconsin on June 17 eight blind students competed in a distinctive day of sports with all contestants and winners being blind. Local participants showcased skill and resilience during this unusual event.
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Wisconsin
Janesville
Wis
Northwest
Why Cuff Trousers Are Popular in London This Summer
London reports a soggy June with persistent rain and chilly air. Weather records tumble as four inches are set for the month and two thirds of the period have seen rain.
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London
Supreme Court appeal looms over railroad mining contracts
The commission plans to seek Supreme Court review after findings on interstate commerce issues. The report notes coal freight charges, commissions, and contracts between railroads and mining firms, with most mines owned by refiners. Investigators prepare further hearings in Chicago as July 4 events approach.
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Curtis
Tidewater
Interstate Somes Commission
Bury
Fez
Chicago
Grain
Skipga Live
Heck Fem Terese
War Department considers reviving canteen policy
War Department officials in the Washington region say they know nothing about a rejection to discipline cities hosting canteens for beer on army posts. They warn Congress to reauthorize the canteen law as drunkenness and court martial rates rise since repeal, with commanders largely urging its restoration.
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Waesh
War Department
St Pespeper
Ermy Spotts
Congress
Faunce Attacks Luxury and Riches in Sermon
Former Brown University professor and ex pastor of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church in New York, Dr. James Faunce, criticizes the wealthy leisure class. He argues the rich who seek only to use others lack moral right to live and claim luxury harms the poor, citing Rockefeller circles as example.
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Rockefeller
Providence
Juneeee Wwee
Faunce
Brown University
Fifth Avere Baptist Church
New York City
Orn D. Rockefeller
Dr. Faunce
Four Die in UP Trestle Collapse Near Cheyenne
Four men on a Union Pacific contract crew were killed when a trestle collapsed at Kilpatrick Bros. grading camp twenty miles west of Cheyenne Wyoming. The men were trapped under a pile of cars in the fill. names are not released.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kilpatrick Bros
Here
Belgrade People Unmoved by King's Coming
A six member deputation left Belgrade by special train to inform King Peter of his election. They expect to return with the king Monday or Tuesday. The populace shows extraordinary lack of interest in events arising from the revolution.
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Belgrade
Peter
Steamboat Inspectors Rule Government Waters Strike Prohibited
New York June 17 local steamboat inspectors board rules engineers pilots and masters operating vessels in government waters cannot strike. They warn forfeiture of license as penalty for any striker.
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New York
Board of Steamboat Inspectors
Worse Than Johnstown New York City Disaster Echoes
A garbled OCR passage references a catastrophe near New York City and compares it to the Johnstown flood. It mentions the secretary of the engineers and a mayor, noting distress in surrounding quarters and a demand for aid. The exact events, dates, and locations are unclear due to corruption.
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New York
Kacses Cay
Ramses City
Iiverd
T. Devine
Cherki Oveesizatom Sciecys
Togar
Erichel
Hesse City
Galveston
New Teck
Roosevelt address on interment committee unclear action
A garbled report notes presidential officials and internal committee members discussing international committee responsibilities. The article implies no firm promises were made and authorities viewed the situation as resolved, with limited progress disclosed.
May Meeting Aims at Resolving Miner-Operator Differences
In Serantes Pa and Jeme Ui The Called Bint Werkere comression, miners seek recognition of District Presidents Forbes Nicholls and Detirey as their representatives. President Mitchell leads conciliatory talks with railroad officials to settle current disputes. Numerous conferences are under way to achieve an amicable adjustment.
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Serantes
Erden
Forbes
Nicholls
Detirey
Wes
oeGer
Mitchell Wee
Railreeés
Post Office Scandals Spark New York Investigations
New York in June 16 reports developments in post office scandal inquiries. Washington inspectors pursue probes as rumors and impending arrests circulate among politicians and federal officials amid a tense political moment.
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New York
Washington
Ericent
Grend Jerry
Ofice
After the Trust Butter and Poultry Dealers in New York
New York and New Jersey merchants urge Washington to arrest and prosecute beef trust agents selling oleomargarine in breach of law. Detectives say the meat trust aims to corner poultry butter and eggs markets, harming independent dealers while claiming large profits and fake margarine sales.
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New York
New Fork
Washington
Internal Revenue Dress
New Jersey
Beef Trust
Ees
Pbutter
Father of 23. Farmer John Landgraf dies in Mishawaka
Mishawaka Indiana June 16 John Landgraf a 55 year old farmer and long time resident died leaving a vast fortune from relentless toil. He fathered twenty three children twelve by his first wife eleven by his surviving wife. He once gave each child a marriage gift of 1660 dollars. He survived three near fatal incidents including a fall into a gas vault a severe burn and an episode with hogs that chewed his flesh after he fainted in the pen.
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Mishawaka
Ind
John Landgraf
Ocean Courtship: Omaha Woman Marries Ship Captain at Sea
Miss Pauline Schroeder of Omaha became the bride of Capt. Frank W. Irvine of the Senaca aboard the ship at voyage end in New York. She boarded the Senaca at Campico Mexico to visit relatives, meeting the captain for the first time en route.
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Omaha
New York
Pauline Schroeder
Frank W. Irvine
Schroeder
Campico
Mexico
Americans Show Naval Power In Orient To Impress Russia
Pekin June 15 The dowager empress today received Rear Admiral Robley D Evans commander in chief of the United States Asiatic fleet and his staff Far eastern newspapers say the American squadron is assembling at Che Foo to impress Russia President officials and military observers note the display aims to deter Russian influence in the region.
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Orient
Pekin
Robley D. Evans
United States
Asiatic Fleet
Che Foo
Russia
JETT SYMPATHIZERS TURN INCENDIARIES IN LOYALIST FEUD
Fire destroys Ewen hotel at Feckeon near Lewisville, injuring no one reported but leaving property valued around 18600. Witness Capt. B J Ewen testified to a proffered bribe and threats after aiding the prosecution in the Jett and White case, prompting tighter security and bail decisions.
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Lewisville
Feckeon
Peimeipel
Lewier J
Marcum
Wes
Amd
Jackson
Emi
Ena
James
S&b
County SiSices
Ewen
B. J. Ewen
Curtis Jett
Tom White
Jett
Marctin
Court House
Callahan
Barrs
Sen
Grey
Jim Haddicks
Jerry Luntz
Swann & Dey
Redwine
Hiajor Allen
Maddox
Commonwealths
Hargis
Ed Callahan
Redwine Nally
Haddicks Bors
Luntz
Milwaukee brothers detained in Poland for desertion while seeking brides
Stanislaus and Michael Kacsmarski of Milwaukee are arrested in Poland on desertion charges. They were in the country pursuing wealthy brides for marriage.
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Milwaukee
Stanislaus and
Michael Kacsmarski
Poland
Roosevelt’s Horses Bring Presidential Pageantry to White House
Miss Alice Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt train in Washington while debates about buying a new machine persist. The affair centers on a horse presented to the president, installed in the White House studies as part of a display of national horse-riding ambition.
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Sven
Alice Ri
Hoosey
Alice Roosevelt
Washington
Storage reservoirs for irrigation to prevent floods
A proposal from Washington discusses storing excess rainfall in large reservoirs to divert water for irrigation. The plan envisions capturing flood waters from the Missouri, Arkansas, and Platte rivers and using canals to irrigate millions of acres, reducing flood risk and boosting crop areas across several western states.
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Washington
Missoimi
Zrid
Missouri
Platte
Arkansas
Mississippi
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Cat saves hotel guests as fire alarm sounds in Duluth blaze
A fire at the National hotel in West Duluth drove forty boarders to escape in night clothing after smoke filled the hall. A heroic cat alerted guests, and the frame building two stories tall burned to the ground, causing significant property loss.
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Duluth
Minn
Nacional
Farmers' Trust Plan Aims for Wheat at One Dollar
Indiana promoters claim a membership over 100000 and say the trust will press for wheat at or above one dollar. They argue rain dealers fear the higher price and will not sell below the target, extending the plan to reach every state.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
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