Methods in Crime Spark Public Reform Talk
Dr Charles Hon of the University of Chicago addresses municipal reform, denouncing crime methods as disgraceful and condemning separate jails and costly schooling of criminals. He warns crime in the US harms civilization and urges reforms to curb criminal culture and costs. Senator W A Jaes and Milwaukee’s Pabst cup awards noted in related remarks.
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Charles Hon
University of Chicago
Penn
Pris
Miles Leaves with Ceremony in Washington
General Miles and General Corbin reunite after a year apart as officers at the Navy and State Departments greet them with formal handshakes. The scene at 2040 includes the arrival of General Cap bin and General Young.
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Washington
Ceneral
Miles
Capbin
General Young
Young
Ukiah Dentist Arrested in San Francisco Spree Misidentified as Convict
A Ukiah dentist named Stage was mistaken for a convict named Howard during a spree in San Francisco. Pedestrians reported suspicious actions and alerted a passerby who notified police. The authorities acknowledged the error after releasing Dr Stage.
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Howard
Ang
qHolex Bro Welch
Stage
Stage Toitny
O. R. & N. Shop Repairs in La Grande
Extensive repairs to the BR and N roundhouse and machine shops are contemplated. Enlarging both buildings is considered necessary to handle the machinery fit for operating traffic jams and carrying capacity.
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la Grande Aig
Anti Gambling Law Upheld In Washington Supreme Court
In Olympia Washington August the state supreme court sustained the new antigambling act. Frite Dietrich Spokane gambler denied writ of habeas corpus and must serve one year in the penitentiary after his June Stud poker game conviction. Senator Will Graves defended him and argued the act violated the 1877 law, but the court ruled the new law is independent and not required to reference earlier statutes. Dietrich may seek a gubernatorial pardon.
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Aug
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Bristol blasting accident injures workers
An early morning blast at the Bristol furnace injures two fatally and six others seriously as a gang blasts cold slag. The incident occurred Aug in Bristol and involved workers exposed to the premature detonation. Local authorities investigate the blast site and medical teams respond to the injuries.
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Bristol
Aug
Grain Markets Faced 600000 Damages in Produce
Quotations from Coe Commission Company report heavy losses in wheat oats and alfalfa totaling about 600000 while stock market holds firm. Heavy buyers anticipate a renewed market rally as nerves ease. Market data includes opening and closing figures for Minneapolis and Chicago with erratic OCR content.
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Chicago
Solorado
C. P
Innocent Man Falls in Deputies Shootings Near Davisville
A farm hand killed by deputies near Davisville after acting strangely during a pursuit of convicts who escaped from Folsom prison. Authorities say the deceased, identified later as a locally known worker, appeared deranged and was shot when he ignored surrender commands. Deputies say the two suspected convicts were later captured. two armed men were removed from a Sacramento freight train at Brighton station.
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Folsom
Davisville
Amin
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Willow
Stockton, Ave
Sacramento
Brighton
Fahey
Fire Threatens Coeur d Alene Lumber Yard Area
Aug wake of a blaze at Coeur d Alene Lumber Yards and planning mill threatens the town as flames spread. Spokane engines pump lake water to aid firefighting. Bartlett Carpenter lost a leg in an engine explosion. two others injured. about ten acres of stacked timber burned. aid requested from Spokane with a special train.
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Wayne
Idaho
Aug
Coeur Alene
Spokane
Bartlett
Carpenter
Cowur d'Alene
Ohio jail break frees murderer and thieves
In Columbus on August 8, Lewi Harmon, convicted of frattalegree murder, Keller and Spiffler horse thieves, and Eyling a forger escaped from the county jail by sawing bars. Tools were likely smuggled in by friends. Harmon earlier tried to commit suicide by cutting arteries with broken glass. Three captured: Harmon, Byting a Keller were recaptured by a large posse near Winchester canal.
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Lewi Harmon
Keller
Spiffler
Eyling
Harmon
Byting
Winchester Canal
Humberts On Trial In Dramatic Paris Court
Paris Aug 5 The Humbert trial opened with a crowded court as Madame Humbert wore black and denied charges amid dramatic exchanges. Railways treat the proceedings as a national holiday while crowds press near the Palace of Justice and officials guard access. Prominent figures and Crawford millions figures are mentioned as spectators react with laughter at sharp disputes and bravado.
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Paris
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Romaln
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Humbert
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Madame Hombert
France
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Peco
Free Tickets for Poor at Pope's Coronation Preparations
Aug S. 8t reports Pope Peter's death as preparations for the coronation next Sunday proceed. Pops Pluxn X aims to save as many humble members of the faith as possible and 600 tickets will be distributed with seats reserved for dignitaries. Thousands depart Venetian provinces to attend the coronation of Their Pope.
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Peter
Pops Pluxn X
Air Ship Sinks In Chesapeake Bay Disaster Report
A demonstration air ship based near Widewater New Jersey failed during a test launch toward Maryland, veering off course, striking water and sinking within 600 yards of shore. Rescue boats recovered the craft but the vessel suffered severe damage with wings torn and engine damaged, while wire tethers aided retrieval.
Maybrick Anniversary Looms in Fifteenth Imprisonment
Florence Maybrick nears the fifteenth year of imprisonment amid questions on release. The Guardian notes uncertainty over any government decision while observers debate the case and potential political angles affecting outcomes. Admiral Satie’s fleet actions and a Dublin Carnegie library offer also appear in dispatches from Europe and Ireland.
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Florence Maybrick Tlay
Cuardian
Buttes Moral Crusade Sparks City Jail Clampdown
City faces a bitter clash between Mayor Mulline and Aldermen over confirming the mayoral nominations. A moral crusade leads police to raid bawdy houses and lodging rooms. 86 people detained as officers seal off inns and alleys. The mayor vows further rounds against what he calls immoral trade, while tensions rise with the Clark faction.
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Passing of Pioneer Frederick Steiner of Salem
Frederick Steiner, a Salem resident and pioneer of 1850, died at 10:30 a m Friday morning after a four day illness. Born in Germany in 1828 he came to the United States as a child and settled with parents in Minnesota before moving to Oregon in 1860. He lived in Marion County over 53 years, farming and ranching, aiding local industry as a prominent breeder and trader, once selling over 2000 fine cattle grown by himself.
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Resi Dent
Salem
Liberty Street
Galym Journal
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God Caine
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Miinele
Oregon
Stelner
Marion County
Defferdon
Alnee
Tee
Confesses to OK Murders Promptly Clears Old Case
Cantrell, the crow robber, now in custody, confesses to murders including the fatal thefts of $2005 from Walter Johnson of New York and others. He claims medical colleges may be shaken by his tale, and authorities vow to verify the delivery of a body to a medical college as the case unfolds.
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Hantrell
Tocal
VICHY
Waterson
Mandpilie
Walter Johnson
Nework
Carte Selvage
Tidiinapalle
Chars Jordan
Lidianapalie
Kenneth Prenol
Dollefontaine
Cantrell
Carle Schvage
Daderny
Hauling Water for Warehouse Freight Line Update
Report describes a water-hauling service run by lahores Onnie br and others to supply the northern pod and Ful ton warehouse line. Water is taken and transferred along the route for farmers and workers, with about four portlondes weekly. Some details unclear due to damaged text but indicates ongoing fuel and supply challenges.
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Wo & Co
Fulton
Wo & CW
Ukiah Harvest Outlook Improves with Good Yields
Ukiah area reports hopeful harvests as wheat and hay yield rise. Local farmers expect stronger crops than recent years with weed growth controlled and fields showing robust growth. Stronger yields expected across county regions known for past pride in the area.
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Ukiah
Thantomn
Adeapeota
Wheat All Prnt-Clase Farmers Report Gains
Northern farmers in the OOH city area report quality improving and higher prices for grain. They note two thirds of a crop and strong demand, with prices around 70 cents per unit, though yields remain a concern for sustenance.
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Athena Press
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Johnson
Uber City
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