Strikers Attack Imported Workers in Pensacola Riot
Fifteen strikebreakers brought from St Louis to Pensacola for the Electric Company were attacked by union sympathizers. The clash involved bricks bottles and sticks, chaotic fighting lasted over an hour, and the mob forced the men to barricade inside the car barns. Police declared a safety threat and jailed most strikebreakers while officials called for calm.
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Pensacula Electric Company
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Fred Wets
Aileen
Terre
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Hefr
Mufety
Benjamin Commons
International Association of Street Theilway
Pekin Fires Sparks Government Action Amid Destruction
Reports claim Revota involvement in Pekin arsons with many blazes deemed incendiary. Chinese authorities estimate up to 1,000,000 mem in property loss over three weeks as the government orders swift action and imposes on sight arrest for revolutionists and Japanese suspects.
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Revota
Pekin
Itlee
Rushing Guns To Frontier Fort Kare Prepared For Attack
Fifty six heavy guns destined for Kare fortress on the Russo Turkish frontier passed through Tiflis by rail from interior Russia. The fortification, a holdover from 1877, is now seen as vulnerable to modern Turkish artillery and could be vanquished.
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Tesla
Tykes
Kare
Tiflis
Dnterior
Russia
Aoferel oMcers
Iie Wenknes
Railroad workers urged to organize for defense at Bellevue
John Jr. Clarke general counsel for the New York Chicago and St Louis Railway addressed a large gathering of railroad workers at Bellevue on Thursday. He urged workers to organize for defense amid recent railroad reform and its results.
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John Jr. Clarke
New York
Chicago
St. Lo
Receiver Appointed for United Independent Telephone Co
Chancellor Howell announced the appointment of Frederick T. Johnson of Newark New Jersey as receiver of the United Independent Telephone Company which was recently declared insolvent. The company was incorporated for fifty thousand dollars.
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Howell
Fredrick T. Johnson
Newark
N. J
United States Independent Telephone Company
Woman Held for Murder in Michigan Shooting
Report says 25 year old Carleton Morgan of South Bend was shot and killed in Cassopolis Michigan on Friday. George A Metiker of South Bend linked to the slaying. police pursue charges against him and an unnamed partner.
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Carleton Morgan
South Bend
Cassopils
Mich
Friany
Ilty
George A. Metiker
Loonkewperthera
Fred
Morgan
Fragmented Chatty Note on Paints and Talk of a Portraitist
A muddled passage discusses machine ground paint and a painter who uses a spot specific paste. It mentions white lead paste from National Lead Company, and a tester offer, plus a digression about a distant telephone mystery and a performer singing aboard ship.
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Ainehivery
National Tract Company
Fie
Morough
Gate
Aly
Woodbritze Huilding
New York
Child Recovered From Severe Sores With Cuticura Cure
Mrs. Robert Sheldon of Woodville Connecticut reports a year and a half old child suffered terrible sores on the face body and chest. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and a cake of Cuticura Lamp the sores vanished in two months.
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Cudlenra
Jude
Akeleton
Les
Robert Sheldon
RF. D
Woodville
Conn
Flies envelop ship in tropical insect swarm
A German steamship near the Galapagos Islands was overwhelmed by billions of small flies or gnats. The cloud obscured the sun for hours, forcing all on deck to seek shelter as passengers and crew were stung and driven below. The crew reported no explanation for the sudden pestilent phenomenon.
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Amnon
Seatile
New York
Galapagos Islands
South America
Sark
Localized fragmentary text yields unclear event
The readable portion presents a garbled excerpt with names and phrases but no coherent report of a person, organization, place, date, or outcome. No verifiable actions or facts can be derived from the fragment.
Dead Newspaper Man Langdon Smith Dies in Brooklyn
Langdon Smith a renowned newspaper man and war correspondent in New York City dies at home in Brooklyn after a career spanning major conflicts. He reported from the Spanish American War and covered battles such as Guantanamo El Caney and San Juan while associated with The New York World The Merild and the American press.
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New York
Langdon Smith
Mar
New Yok
Mwai
Brooklyn
Asad
Smith
Guantanamo
el Caney
San Juan
Complications Slow Recovery of Rear Admiral Evans
Rear Admiral Evans showed some improvement in strength but faces ongoing complications delaying full recovery. Doctors McDonald and J. B. Phillips reported the conditions will slow permanent improvement, declining to detail the nature of the complications.
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Evans Wax Sumeshar
Thie Rheumo- Kinny
Long Past Proves Vital Route Olmatead of St Paul
Med Wednesday reports Olmatead of St Paul who attempted a forty day fast to prove mind over body. The record shows his fast lasted thirty one days before death from starvation.
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Olmatead
St. Paul
Mion
Auled ix
Dayne
Suit to recover 40 million penalties dismissed in New York
The suit brought by the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company to recover penalties of 40 million dollars from the American Sugar Refining Company for alleged conspiracy to control the Pennsylvania company was dismissed by Federal Judge Holt in New York Thursday.
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Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Company
Holt
New York
One of the Essentials of Modern Homes
An advertisement touts a health product as essential for modern homes. It promotes a genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Mann as an ethical, physician approved family laxative manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by leading druggists.
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Mann
California Fig Syrip Co
Great Hastern Vessel’s Shifting Mission Described
The Great Hastern began her career with a maiden voyage about four centuries ago and later shifted from a financial success to serving as a cable repair vessel in subsequent years.
Hall's Catarrh Remedy Promoted by Toledo Firm
An advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications but can be treated with Hall's Catarrh Remedy from Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio. It touts a tonic purified formula and promises testimonials and free samples to persuade readers to buy the medicine.
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Thall
Jan
Hs. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
During That Tet Mississippi Valley Man Commentary
A casual exchange in the Chicago Tribune notes a Mississippi Valley man debating water quality. The speaker asks about boiling water to improve it while discussing the grand river and President’s views in this wartime era.
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Mississippi Valley
Eathanan
Bolly
Chicago
Tribune
Jury to Probe Bank Robbery and Local Bank Officials
The grand jury will begin work on cases including the George D. Horace incident at the Hot Springs National Bank and a related bank robbery charge involving about 25,000. The court calendar shows civil cases, with William Metonnetl vs Jimaha Balle road company set as a priority next week.
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Davige
Bhoux
George D. Horrae
Harris
Wherry
Black Hille
Horras
Cartland
God & Humber
Loretal
Ticie
William Metonnetl
Sorious Falls
Jimaha Balle Road Company
Federal Petit Jury
McConnell
Omaha
Tovking
Locators Cheat Dakota Settlers Warned by US Agent Roy Scott
Article warns of organized fake locator schemes in Dakota regions near the Mitmagkwe railroad. Roy Scott, US Land Commissioner, orders settlers to verify land locations with officials and report fraud. Many newcomers face deception and loss of claim due to mislocated parcels and bogus surveys.
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South
South Dakota
Smast
Teutraten
United States
Roy Scott
Mitmagkwe
Sharps
Scott
Spring Kidney Trouble In Andly Deserted Wy
A reader recounts kidney pain and illness lasting fourteen months. After using Dean's Kidney Pills, symptoms improved and the narrator regained health. The piece mentions sale by Foster Mulburh Co and local vendors.
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Dean
Foster Mulburh Co
Bistato
Pettis Exe for Relief of Fatigue and Aches
A dated patent remedy advertises Pettis Exe to relieve tired or overworked people. The claim notes it eases aches and congestion and is available at Howard Bros druggists in Rutaio New York.
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Pettis
Wretyen
Howard Bros
Rutaio
N.Y
Gardening tips for canna tubers and dahlias in winterStorage
The article advises amateur gardeners to rely on sturdy tubers for profitable resale, stressing proper winter care. Pack tubers in dry sand in a front-proof cellar to keep them firm. Dahlias remain popular with new varieties, requiring similar winter treatment. Seed germination for cannas is unreliable, so propagation from roots is preferred.
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Stowers
Watertown Elects John W. Martin Mayor in Close Campaign
In Watertown the campaign ended with John W. Martin winning the mayoral race in what was the town’s hottest contest. The result is viewed as a general cleaning up after allegations of open gambling and concern over municipal conditions. Martin secures his fourth election as chief magistrate.
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Watertown
John W. Martin
D. Phoma
Martin
Iie
Tramps Invade Deadwood Create Ongoing City Dilemma
Deadwood faces a growing tramp problem as authorities struggle to curb crimes and move roving groups on. Police arrest repeat offenders and issue warnings with little effect. Street work failed, leaving the city with a surge of displaced men described as white elephants and no clear solution.
Misses Health Restored by Grains Not Drugs
A Michigan woman recounts wasting $300 on tonics and rich foods for indigestion before healing with Grape Nuts. She credits the cereal with rapid improvement after switching from pastry and pork to a simple, nourishing diet and urges others to publish her testimonial.
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Ornga
Fatal Shooting at Economy Station Leaves Couple Dead
William F. Reis aged 42 proprietor of the Economy hotel at Economy station fatally wounded. Emma Reis aged 32 found shot to death at their Pitlshure Pennsylvania home. Authorities say the husband allegedly confessed to the shooting following a quarrel.
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Emma Reis
Pitlshure
William F. Reis
Economy Betel
Rete
Grover Cleveland Suffering Illness Supposedly Improves
A Thursday report states Grover Cleveland has been seriously ill last week but shows improvement this week and hopes to be well in a few days. The item attributes the update to early twentieth century discourse on the former president.
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Grover Cleveland
IHS
Cleveland
Pirates, Lottery Busts Hit Chicago and Cincinnati
A group of soldiers derailed from a barracks theft boarded the schooner The Lady bound for the Southeast but were thwarted by Watermen. They face piracy charges as the case unfolds. In Cincinnati a fine of 32,200 dollars was approved against Morris Richmond and six others over lottery activities. Lorene D Kneeland, 58, ex-senior broker at Kneeland Clement Baptix, died by suicide in Chicago.
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Southeas
Morris Richmond
Cincinnati
Chicago
Lorene D. Kneeland
Kneeland, Clement & Baptix
Primary Law Challenge Faces State Officials
Prohibitionists led by Quincy Let Morrow and Aubrey Lawrence filed a state ticket under the 1904 law, bypassing the primary law. The secretary of state refused filing, they petitioned the Supreme Court for leave to show cause, and a hearing was set for the Th of the month. They struck the primary law counts, risking the law’s practical demise.
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Quincy Let Morrow
Aubrey Lawrence
Brookings
Thureday
Interbo town clash injures rancher and fires sweep region
A shooting near Interb injures rancher Rey Mware as White drives into town. a hand is lost in the melee. A large evangelist meeting ends at White with town population around 478, and a 640 person-capacity tabernacle noted. Prairie fires and winds threaten nearby Percantiae as communities reel from recent damage.
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Rey Mware
Interb
Socialists at Pierre elect delegates amid red badge protest
Delegates at Pierre wear red badges declaring They are undesirable citizens. Alice Knowles Anderson of Terry is the only woman delegate present. Francis Atwood of Brown County and Freeman Knowles of Lawrence chosen as delegates with M. G. Opseh of Minnehaha and James Kirk Win of Lawrence as alternates. Resolutions condemn national officers action in suppressing press by injunction and deploying troops, labeling the current government anarchistic.
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Recialiste
Pierre
Alice Knowles Anderson
Terry
Francis Atwood
Trown County
Freeman Knowles
Lawrence County
M. G. Opseh
Minnehata
James Kirk Win
Lawrence
Saloon Ban Lands Clear Win in Springfield Election
In Springfield a city vote ousted saloons by a wide margin and approved $6,500 bond for a new district building. The charter change ends twenty five years under the existing special charter amid a canvassed, decisive outcome against saloons.
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Springfield
Springfeld
Evangelist Evangelina Sparks Three-Week White Meeting
A three week revival in White drew a 342 professions and many vows to quit dancing cards tobacco and liquor. The town of 474 residents built a tabernacle 80 by 40 feet seating 640. Evangelist Johnson raised 200 to fund sending three ministers to the Winona Lake Bible Conference next August.
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Evangelist Johnson
Winona Lake
Hilk Point Election Results and Officials Elected
In Bik Point annual election Tuesday voters chose Mayor John Coverdal and aldermen W. A. Hennetee M. Wiland M Waiters. Clerk Jumen Walsh treasurer J. W. Civerdale assessor Geo. M. Linch marshal FD Walker justice of the peace M. H. Baugh street commissioner Lodi Peiute license carried by a large majority.
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Hilk Point
Bik Point
John Coverdal
W. A. Hennetee
M. Wiland
M Waiters
Jumen Walsh
Tressurer
J. W. Civerdale
Auemor
Geo. M. Linch
Marshal
FD. Walker
M. H. Baugh
Lodi Peiute
Geddes Wins Bid for County Courthouse Project
A bid of 11 000 was deposited with the county treasurer to fund the Geddes courthouse project as the county seat relocation to Geddes advances. The move stirs regional interest with Lake Andes and Platte counties referenced as nearby centers. A local blacksmith Frank Grago, 60, of Monti is noted in the damaged report alongside a memorial to early settlers along the James River road.
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James River Road
Davidson
Geddes
Charlee Art
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Mit
Offinty
Lake Andes Snd Platte
Cvaténtanta
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