Tragedy in Fevareville: Three Die and a Policeman Wounded
Fevareville Indiana special report describes a Sunday morning shooting scene where Conway shot and killed Garrison and wounded Patrolman Wallis before fatally shooting himself. He then set a barn fire and killed dairy cattle, leaving a note. The motive remains unclear.
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Fevareville
Ind
Glen
Ameany
Esecrett Conwayoshot
WLC
Garrison
Wonfe
Benjamin Wallis
Conway
Cogeaus
Corwas
Garr
MacArthur releases prisoners amid surrender of rebel chief
Fragmented report describes General MacArthur celebrating a rebel chief’s surrender and releasing 1,000 prisoners. The text mentions arrests, military posts near Pose 8 and North Cuimoarines with scattered references to Prisoner status and command units.
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MacArthur
Pwentsysserenth
Pose
Seoul
Boone Oseldier
Cuimoarines
Delayed Cuban Convention Ends Without Vote
Senor Gomez shifts front and withdraws minority report on reforms as Sangalily and Villaemias switch positions. The Cuban constitutional convention adjourned Tuesday without a vote after bitter debates over Platt amendment, intervention rights, and U S concessions.
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Senor Gomez
Theo
Serer Villaemlas
Serer Sangalily
Senor Sangalily
Cuba
Washington
United States
Wild West actor shot dead with brank cartridge in Clarksburg
A Wild West performer was shot dead at the Fradere Theater in Clarksburg West Virginia on Monday night as a supposed brank cartridge misfired, ending the show and prompting an investigation.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Fradere
Unclear fragment hints at a local health update
A damaged fragment reports on Mrs McWintney's condition and a Monday health update. It mentions a meeting, a reception, and references to officials and a president, but the text is garbled and several names and details are unreadable.
Old Scheme Revived Sparks Local Controversy
A garbled, historical note discusses a revived scheme causing public concern. It mentions plans, dates, and local groups with unclear specifics but signals tension between factions and a potential public response.
Tragic Fratricide Stuns Minnesota Family
In a Grispels home tragedy Frank Greipel was shot and killed by his brother in law Henry Mingers in front of Greipel’s young son. Three shots pierced the heart region and temple as Mingers, formerly a household member, returned after a quarrel. Mingers is in custody.
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St. Paul
Patd
Minn
Speehal
Nevear-Eald
Frank Greiped
Hlenry Mingers
Grispels
Mingers
Greipels
River floods shift Rio Grande near Bartham
Continuous rains swell the Rio Grande causing widespread damage in New Mexico. The river altered its course at Bartham, leaving the bridge three miles inland. authorities set up a temporary ferry while the bridge or river is relocated.
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Rio Grande
Santa Fe
N. M
Bartham
Aguinaldo Declines Talk on Philippines Future
Aguinaldo in an Associated Press interview declines to discuss the political and commercial future of the Philippines. He says it is hardly time to discuss it while in captivity and praises the local self government under municipal law. He will remain a focal figure though his captivity limits public prominence.
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Manila Calle
Aguinaldo
Associated Press
United States of the Philippines
Powers and China Crisis Highlight British China Squadron Moves
Reported dispatches describe Vice Admiral Sir Mornin Pridage arriving on the OGorante en route to Pekin to command the British China squadron. The text notes rising antagonism among Britain, Russia, Japan, and Korea with potential conflict looming as Japan seeks to address losses and Russia presses in Korea.
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Peeiah
Mornin Pridage
Vancouver
Pekin
China
Soeghina
Umutters
Britain
Russia
Rave
Poe
Atv
Korea
Japan
Port Rhea
Ruegsia
Fito Regsia
Million Dollars Lost In Fire At Meadow Brook Estate
A Sunday blaze at the Meadow Brook estate destroyed a colonial style house and its art gallery. Mr Wana maker and family were home at the time. a caretaker heroically saved a woman before the fire claimed several deaths. The inferno damaged priceless paintings including a Van Dyke and many modern Dutch pieces.
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Meadow Brook
Monte
Wanamaker
Hero Eboh
Aoman
Peteres
Odo
van Dyke Af Larhes
Miro Wanagmoker
Sime
Eetuopho
Moderna School of Art
Pipeline Assessments Opinion From Attorney General
Attorney General Taylor issues ruling on pipeline tax under 1901 act. Local assessors to value real estate buildings and machinery on site, while wells derricks pipelines and tanks fall under the State Board of Tax Commissioners. Applies to companies with sites across multiple counties.
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Frank Martin
Taylor
State Board
Cradborne outlines plan on indemnity in China case
Lord Cranborne told the Commons Britain aims to moderate indemnity demands over the Jien-Tsin incident. He said Britain opposes high import duties as security, favors non joint guarantees, and expects China to pay while easing British troop presence as the Chinese situation becomes more pacific.
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Teondon
Case of Commons
Jien-Tsin
Lord Cradborne
Field Marshal
Van Wald@see
Lord Cranborne
China
Great Britain
Carnegie Gift to Create Free Scottish University Education
London report says Andrew Carnegie donated £2,000,000 to provide perpetual free education in four Scottish universities Edinburgh Glasgow Aberdeen and St Andrews for Scottish fellow countrymen only. Trustees will fund expenses of eligible students. the plan may be government supervised. Noted figures at a London meeting included Lord Elgin A J Balfour and John Morley.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Aberdeen
St. Andrews
Carnegie
Lord Elgin
Thomas Shaw
M. P
A. J. Balfour
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
John Morley
James Brice
Universites
Pan American Exposition Dedication in Buffalo Opens
The Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo opened with a formal dedication attended by a vast crowd. The ceremony featured parades with international participants, an aerial bombardment and brilliant electrical displays. Vice President Roosevelt attended as guest of honor amid celebratory crowds and impressive exhibits.
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Buffalo
Roosevelt
One Thousand Boers Surrender in Northern Transvaal
Cape Town reports a British movement under General Bindon Blood that routs Boer forces in the Northern Transvaal, capturing about 1,000 Boers and vast supplies. Gen Blood centers operations with Col Plumer and Gen Kitchener. Ben Viljoen escapes with a small party as Durban notes a rail tunnel project to Johannesburg. A London interview quotes Kruger backers, claiming Boers may prevail and questioning Victoria’s fate.
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Cape Town
Bindon Blood
Transvaal
Bloed
Plumer
Kitchener
Gener Ben Viljoen
Durban
Natal
Johannesburg
Death of Mrs. Gage in Washington Special
Mrs. Lyman J. Gage wife of the secretary of the treasury died at 1715 Massachusetts avenue northwest at 9 30 Saturday night after a nine week illness. Present were her husband her married daughter Mrs E E Plerece of Evanston Hr and Dr W W Johnson. Heart trouble from grip complications caused death. She was born Cornelia Lansing Albany 58 years ago and married Mr Gage in Denver in 1871. She had one daughter from the first marriage Mrs K F Fierce of Evanston Hl.
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Washington
Lyman J. Gage
K. F. Fierce
Evanston, Hl
Irish People Attacks Irish Secretary Wyndham in 9-Column Tirade
The Irish People prints a nine column attack on Irish secretary Wyndham over the paper seizure linked to insulting references to King Edward. It denounces his policy with phrases like fools or assassins and treachery while calling him a liar and back biter. No other king remarks are made.
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Dublin
Grame-Tirien
Nate Wyndham
Edward
Wyndham
Manila head hunters and pacification drive in Benguet
Civil Governor Whitmarsh arrives after leading seventy base men and six riflemen against head hunting Busuls in northern Benguet. He reports seventy five Busuls captured for trial in San Fernando. The province is pacified with fewer troops and schools run by four white teachers.
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Manila
Whitmarsh
Benguet
San Fernando
Philippine Commission
Spooner
Hoar
Hypnotism exhibit ends in man’s death at Woonsocket
Thomas Bolton of Fitchburg dies during a hypnotism show at the opera house in Woonsocket. He lay between two chairs with a stone on his chest when a chair collapsed and the stone crushed his head. Prof Frank Farnsworth and blacksmith Clifford Trask were arrested. Bolton had traveled with the show as a subject.
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Woonsocket, R. A
Frank Farnsworth
Fitchburg
Opera House
Thomas Bolton
Fitchburge
Bolton
Clifford Trask
Farnsworth
Trask
Converter blast at Youngstown plant causes multiple deaths
A huge blast in the Bessemer department of the National Steel plant in Youngstown Ohio Sunday released thirteen tons of molten metal flooding the mill. Two unknown Hungarian workers were killed and three others including Thomas Maxwell and John Sole suffered fatal or severe injuries. One Hungarian was burned to a cinder and the other burned nearly as badly.
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Youngtown
Bessemer
National Steel Company
Thomas Maxwell
John Sole
The Greatest Scheme of All in Rail and Ocean Link
A sweeping plan to encircle the globe through a transportation system led by President James J. Hill of the Great Northern and J. P. Morgan of New York. Major components include the Great Northern, the Northern Steamship Company, and Morgan’s Pacific line with Leyland finance. The missing link between Alexandria and Hong Kong is the focus of Morgan’s European visit.
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James J. Orn
Great Northern Ragheoad
J. Kierpent Morgan
New York
Mr. Morgan
Great Northern Richlod
Firest Northern Steamship Company
Hts Transpacific Line
Leyland Biice
Alexandria
Fevpt
Hong Kong
China
Consumptives' Hospital at Fort Bayard
Washington report says the medical facility under Surgeon General Sternberg at Fort Bayard New Mexico has 149 patients. It is the sole national hospital for military and ex-military victims of tuberculosis. Sixty four are discharged soldiers and more arrivals from the Philippines are expected.
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Sternberg
Fort Bayard, N. M
Washington
Sageon
Fort Bayard
N. M
Philippines
Ghastly Find Near Dallas Disclosed by Boys
Dallas special reports the hair and flesh of a young woman found south of the Trinity River Sunday afternoon by local boys. Deputies Reddie and Ferguson investigated while Justice Creel presided over the inquest noting a scalp wound about the size of a pistol ball and suggesting possible dissection by Dallas medical students. Authorities work to unravel the mystery.
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Dallas
Tex
Trinity River
Sheriff's Department
Reddie
Ferguson
Justice of the Peace Creel
Kialf
Mexico City Carmelite nuns driven from convent
The breaking up of the Carmelite convent in Mexico City is seen as the start of a nationwide movement to expel monks and nuns living in communities in disobedience to reform laws.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Dam Break Threatens Colorado Cripple Creek District Water Supply
A dam near Victor failed, releasing a twenty foot surge of water that swept Beaver Valley toward the Arkansas, imperiling Victor Todfield Altman and Anaconda mining districts. Four districts face water famine and mines may shut down. a large trestle on the Colorado Springs Cripple Creek railroad was destroyed. No lives reported.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Cripple Creek
Victor Reservir
Pike's Peak
Victor
Todfield
Altman
Anaconda
Weet Beaver Valley
Arkansas
MILLIONS IN A WAGON United States Treasury’s armored cash carrier
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat summary describes the Treasury cash wagon used to move money and stamps between the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and the Treasury building. The article notes bulletproof steel, complex locks, an armed guard, and a routine of checks. It explains why robbers would find the task perilous and how guards and procedures protect every shipment.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Treasury
Treasury Building
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
United States
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Omission in Presidential Succession Discussed by Tribune
The New York Tribune highlights a gap in the electoral system during a between election and counting window. It argues no clear mechanism exists if the winner dies or is disqualified before January meeting. If unresolved, the House of Representatives would choose the defeated minority candidate.
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The
New York Tribune
Tribune
Congress
House of Representatives
My Lady Is Sovereign Because She Is Herself
Poem by Walter Herries Pollock from Longman’s Magazine praises a lady whose lasting sway comes from her intrinsic authenticity rather than beauty wit or charm. The speaker values her inner self as the source of true sovereignty and devotion.
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Walter Herries Pollock
Longman's Magazine
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