Truth Coming Out Tales of Refugees
Eye witnesses describe massacres in Russia reported by 700 Russian refugees aboard the Pennsylvania. Accounts include a mother killing her child, a dead baby displayed on a bayonet, and women brutalized as Cossacks advance. Refugees cite widespread atrocities and police complicity as the empire suppresses revolt. Russia announces factory operations and order in the Urals dismissing revolts reports.
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New York
Russia
Pennsylvania
Nova Moscow
Leiver Laniominski
Hirsch Dusemiski
Lenkowisk
Fide
Chicago Capitalist Convicted in Ore Lands Case
Salem Oregon January 6 A T Kelliher a Chicago capitalist on trial for forging signed certificates to buy state lands was convicted.
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Chicago
Salem, Ore
A. T. Kelliher
Peabody Arrested for Annoying Roosevelt by Letters
John Peabody of Montclair New Jersey was seized by Secret Service officers from Washington on a charge of annoying President Roosevelt by writing letters on every major public issue. After a stern lecture and a promise to stop, he was released.
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Montclair
N. J
John Peabody
Orange Mountains
Secret Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Peabody
Fire destroys three buildings in Kansas City district
A blaze that started in the rear of the Columbus Bugery on Walnut Street near Tenth last night destroyed that building and the adjacent Kimball Plano and Hettinger Bros Manufacturing structures. The National Bank of Commerce suffered heavy damage. Total losses are pegged at 350000 dollars.
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Kansas City
Columbus Bugery Company
Walnut Street
Kimball Plano Company
Hettinger Bros. Manufacturing Company
National Bank of Commerce
Dough goods sold at Foley store with Knoefel label
Dougha cared quickly by Foley's Honey and Ter. Refuse substitutes. Sold by O. D. Knoefel.
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Foley
ODU
Knoefel
O. D. Knoefel
Heinze injunction upheld in Nipper Parrot clash
In Helena Montana Judge Hunt denied Heinze counsel a modification of an injunction. The ruling allows Heinze to work one vein only if the court allows it before trial, preserving the injunction against broader Heinze access. The decision is a victory for the Amalgamated which owns the Parrot mine.
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Amalgamated
Cincinnati Saloons Shut At Midnight Under Mayor Order
In Cincinnati on January 6 saloons closed at midnight for the first time in twenty years following an order by Mayor Dempsey. Police raided gambling houses during the night and disrupted paraphernalia.
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Cincinnati
Dempsey
Fragmentary text yields unclear story snippet
OCR fragment mentions little babies in bed but lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or events to establish a concrete news item or summary.
Missouri suit probes pooling ties of Standard Oil units
The Missouri case seeks to oust Standard Oil of Indiana Waters-Pierce and Republic Oil from the state and block a pooling pact. Special commissioner Frederick W. Sanborn presides as Attorney General Hadley leads the state’s case amid tense exchanges with defense counsel. Witness F T Bedford, a Standard director, refuses to discuss company affairs, while A V Jockel testifies Waters-Pierce acted independently though Waters-Pierce barrels were filled from Standard stock. The hearing continues with verbatim testimony demanded.
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New York
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
Republic Oil Company
Frederick W. Sanborn
Folk
Herbert S. Hadley
Waters-Pierce
Republic
Standard O
Standard
West
Ore
Hadley
F. T. Bedford
Standard of Company
Standard of
Plucky Engineer Freed After Wood Station Wreck
Pinioned under wreckage after a head on Burlington freight collision at Wood Station Illinois engineer Grover Hinderer freed himself after forty five minutes and was rushed to Alton hospital where recovery is expected. Fireman W A Anderson severely injured but likely to live. Brakemen Mason Franks and George Anderson trapped then rescued alive. Rescue delayed by debris and confusion over orders.
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St. Louis
Burlington
Wood Station
Grover Hinderer
Beardstown
Alton
W. A. Anderson
Mason
Franks
George Anderson
Hinderer
Charcoal Lozenges Promoted as Health Aid
A Buffalo physician lauds Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges for gas relief, cleansed breath, and improved complexion. The ad claims daily use benefits liver, blood, and general health, pricing at twenty five cents a box. In Cleveland the U S attorney reports Cincinnati ratification on Chadwick appeal timeline.
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Stuart
Buffalo
Taleo
Five Boys Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in Front of YMCA
Patrolmen Martin and Spence nabbed five youths who had disturbed the YMCA front for several nights. They were reprimanded with a warning that future arrests will not be dismissed. A Knights of Pythias banquet at Georgetown is planned with a wagon leaving Castle Hall at 6:80 PM for members. David Keller will receive the second rank in a ceremony. The Mutual Treet and Deposit Company发布 quarterly statement for the December 1905 period showing deposits up nearly 26 percent and assets near 200,000. savers urged to bring case books for semi annual interest credits.
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Martin and
Spence
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Georgetown
Castle Hall
David Keller
Floyd County
Mutual Treet and Deposit Company
Personal Notices From Lin ton and Nearby Areas
Mr Oscar Knoefel visits brother Dr August Knoefel in Lin ton Indiana. Mr and Mrs Everett Murray travel to Columbus and Indianapolis to visit friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Alex Hartman entertain guests for Ed Groce of Savannah Ga with prizes awarded to Sam Hood Emer Frank and Mrs Grose. Wilbur E McIntosh of West Baden Springs and Nina Daugherty of Georgetown wed at Centenary M B parsonage. Rev W Smith officiates. The couple will reside in West Baden Springs.
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Everett Murray
Columbus
Indianapolis
Alex. Hartman
Ed. Groce
Savannah
Sam Hood
Emer Frank
Grose
Wilbur E. McIntosh
Weet Baden Springs
Nina Daugherty
Georgetown
Centenary M. B. Parsonage
W. Smith
John Daugherty
McIntosh
West Baden Springs
City Court News on Receving Stolen Property and Larceny
Hiram Stallings and Richard Kelly were arrested by Patrolmen Jasper McLanaghlin Wall and Featheringill on charges of receiving stolen property and petit larceny. Kelly allegedly stole iron from the Ohio Fella Iron Company to pass to Stallings. both pleaded not guilty before City Judge Paria. They posted 250 bond for trial next Saturday. Stallings was released on bond, Kelly remained in jail.
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Hiram Stallings
Richard Kelly
Jasper
McLanaghlin
Wall
Featheringill
Kelly
Ohio Fella Iron Company
Stallings
Paria
Woman severely burned in gasoline explosion at home
Bloomington Indiana January incident reports Mrs Josephine Schott thirty six years old suffered severe burns after pouring gasoline on boiling water causing an explosion. Neighbors rescued her from cremation and she is not expected to survive.
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Bloomington
Ind
Josephine Schott
Fitzsimmons Seeks Reconciliation With Wife Ends in Failure
Robert Fitzsimmons arrived in Bloux Falls after a long talk with his wife. At midnight officials announced his efforts to reconcile with her were unsuccessful.
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Mra, Fitz
Y M C A Notes And Basketball Scores
A boys meeting at the association building is set for 3 o clock with Prof H K Taylor speaker and instrumental music by boys aged ten to sixteen. Maennercher Hall hosts Evangelist A L Orimon on Hunting for a Man with Hedden String quartet and Y M C A Male chorus. Free tickets at the dragatores. Crescents beat New Albany Business College 47 to 8. Arrows beat High School Stars 11 to 6. Next Friday features Anchors Crescents and Key teams.
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Association
H. K. Taylor
Louisville Training School
Maennercher Hall
Evangelist A. L. Orimon
Hedden
the Dragatores
Crescents
New Albany Businees College
Arrows
Anchors
Marquis Saionji Named Premier of Japan
Marquis Saionji has been named premier of the Japanese cabinet. In other notes, a sharp break in the Chicago wheat market followed liquidation by prominent bulls.
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Marquis Saionji
Chicago
Vienna
Witte
Paris discovery claims diamond cure for conscription
Parisians boast of a diamond based cure for conscription fears while a tonics promise relief from consumption risk. A letter cites W. T. McGee of Vanieer Texas praising a remedy described as De. Kisa’s New jovery fad with garbled names and dubious claims of curing long coughs.
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Paris
W. T. McGee
Early American Stage Lines and Road Improvements
The rise of stage coaches in America began before the revolution with lines from New Brunswick to Trenton and later to Philadelphia, spurring road improvements and a boom in lighter vehicles. Philadelphia counted 38 conveyances, rising to 827 by 1748, prompting local criticism over excessive riding, including farmers seeking carriages.
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England
America
New Bromswick
Trenton
N. J
New York
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Magazine
Newspaper Delivery Rates Offer Daily Twin Papers
The Star and Tribune in Indianapolis and the Evening Tribune advertise morning and evening editions. A weekly price plan lists both papers for 15 cents per day or 23 dollars for a longer term subscription.
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Indianapolis Star
Bevenino Tribune
Sanday Star
Wishout Sandey
Social Notes and church trustees list in local notice
Mr and Mrs Henry Bain entertaining last evening at 118 North State Street. The geeste guests included Mr and Mrs J W T Barsia Mr and Mrs T H Johnson Mr and 2 Robert Bradehaw and Miss Maggie Sterrets. Zion A M E church announces new trustees for the ensuing year Henry Weet Samuel George L James Charles Thomas H Johnson Johaam Charles Brown Jerry Washington George Osarter.
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Henry Bain
North State Street
J. W. T. Barsia
T. H. Johnson
Robert Bradehaw
Maggie Sterrets
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