Rail workers unite to push freight rate increases nationwide
The National railway workforce plans an education campaign and seeks hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission to raise freight rates. Led by the Nebraska State Railway Employes Proactive Association and the American Protective Association, the effort gathers support from the Chicago division and other unions as railroads face rising costs and stagnant rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Sato Railway Employes’ Association
United States
Ti le
Interstat Semimerce Commission
Materaliroad Commissions
Sito Paiad Presenta
Mystery murders and missing youths linked to raids and trials
Police tie murder to a Greek boy slave raid probe and report a 15 year old boy missing since the murder week. A pile of clothing and a body part found at Mud Lake is linked to a Chicago man named Wes Brusally and a 15 year old son Tula. Separate reports note Swedish air torpedo inventions and Krupp involvement while Albany gas executives and a plant wreck are also mentioned in the same column.
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Ben
Wes Brusally
Antehin
Chicago
Mud Lake
Tula
Zeges
Greve
Death of Senator William Boyd Allison in Dubuque Iowa
Noted statesman Senator William Boyd Allison died suddenly at 1 32 PM Tuesday in Dubuque Iowa after a summer of illness. He had recently sought country air at Mrs Fannie Stout's home near Dubuque and was moved back to the city when his condition worsened. Attending physician Dr John T Hancock and household manager Mrs Brayton were with him at death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyd Allison
Locust Street
Dubuq Ts
Allison
Chicago
Mra
Fannie Stout
Dubuque
Mra. Stout
Aliwon
Brayton
John McDonald
du Duque
John T. Hancock
Silver Tube For An Equine Heals Coreys Favorite Horse
William B. Corey president of United Step Corp had veterinarians perform a throat operation on his saddle horse to ease breathing. An inverted silver tube projects from the neck an inch enabling opening and closing for air relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Corey
William B. Core
United States Step Corporation
Corey
Bridie
Cental Park
William C. Brown
Jealous farmer shoots at rival and harms couple
John Newburg of La Crosse Wisconsin jealously ambushed Arabelle Miller and William Helder at a bridge over the La Crosse river after dancing with Miller. Four shots hit Miller and one struck Helder as Newburg and carriage horses fled.
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John Newburg
Arabelle Miller
William Helder
la Crosse
Wiv
Heider
Newberg
Helder
Voters Participate As Primary Marks Statewide Balloting
A Tuesday morning disturbance in West Monestead Pennsylvan ia injures Chief of Police McDermott and three officers with seven arrested. Voters in Kane county cast ballots for state and local races including United States senators and constables. Oklahoma notes indicate historic firsts as candidates seek office in the new era of statewide primary selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Momestead
McDermott
Kanes
Ube
Kenans
Ity Tehet
United States
Constable
Airship Zeppelin's Dramatic Wreck Ends Flight
A dramatic end came Wednesday to the long awaited end of Count Zeppelin's dirigible, the Kal-100A, after a gust of wind during repairs toppled the craft. The airship struck fruit trees, burst into flames, and exploded, scattering metal stays and motors as spectators watched the scene unfold on a Bechterdingen field. The inventor's secretary said plans for another balloon are already underway.
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Corns Zeppelin
Zeppelin
Bechterdingen
Count Zeppelin
Freidrichsafen
Ield
Canadian Pacific Railway Shop Workers Strike Expands
A nationwide walkout by Canadian Pacific shop hands spreads from Winnipeg to Kenora Calgary Vancouver and other centers. About 300 to 400 workers in machinist boilermaker and related crafts quit, with 100 in Winnipeg remaining. Hell Hardy says the strike order was obeyed across the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Winnipeg
Man
Kenora
Ignace
Moone Jaw
Calgary
British Columbia
Vancouver
Jaggan
Revelstoke
Nelson
Cranbrook
Sultan Stabbed in Palace Guard Thwarted Attack
The Sultan of Turkey was stabbed in the breast Monday night by a palace official. His coat of mail saved him as the attacker, allegedly bribed, was arrested with a large sum of geld in his pocket. Telegrams from Constantinople report the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Constantinople
Thaw’s Appearance Delayed As Trial Bookings Highlight Drought
Thaw was moved from Dutchess county jail to Fishkill for appearance as defendant in a case tied to a drought scare. Dr. John P Wilson sought $400 for expert witness services while Thaw disputed the bill but offered to pay part. Reports from Crawford Wisconsin mention Fifth Cavalry troops reportedly missing in the mountains. scouts may be sent if troops do not arrive by Wednesday. Chicago and Chicago area reports section notes ongoing intense beet weather with multiple deaths in Chicago area.
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Dutchess County
Fishkill
Jonn P. ‘Wilson
Crawford
Wio
Fifth Cavalry
Mountades
Be Emeration for July to Have Bor Emaideranty
The readable fragment mentions a July timing and a goal of greater certainty. It references ambiguous terms and unclear entities, providing limited concrete facts or named subjects. Further context is needed to form a precise, source-grounded summary.
Kerfoot Elected President of Dakota Wesleyan University
South Dakota State News reports De Samuel F. Kerfoot of Mankato Minnesota elected president of Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell successor to Dr Nicholson. Kerfoot formerly pastor at Central Methodist Winona and district superintendent Mankato with Hammond College and Drew Seminary credentials. He will arrive with his family near the end of September.
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Nicholson
Kerfoot
Central Methodist Church
Winona
Minn
Mankato
Iin
Mary
Hammond College
Drew Theological Seminary
Mitchell
South Dakota Property Valuations Rise Across Counties
The 预计 total assessment value for Youth Dakota and other properties in South Dakota nears 270 million dollars with corporate and non corporate totals. General property shows a 7.6 million increase while many newer counties post gains despite some declines in older districts. Lawrence and Roberts lead declines, while Stanley County rises by 705,945 as all corporate property increases.
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South Dakota
Dakota
Cin State
Roximente
Brookings
Brule
Custer
Grant
Minsnehaha
Moody
Foverts
Sanborn
Turner
Union
de Lawrence
Roberts
Stanley
Bowen Murder Verdict Fails as Jury Disagrees
Stanley county jury in the Aurelius Bowen murder case was discharged after failing to reach a verdict. The panel stood five for conviction and seven for acquittal after more than 36 hours of deliberation. Bowen’s bond was set at 5000 dollars for the next term.
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Bowen
Aurelius Bowen
Stanley County
Katharine Kille
Mise Kille
March
Trip
Government aims to open northern reservations for filings next year
The government plans rapid allotment on the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock reservations to ready portions for market next year. Two allotting crews shift from Crow Creek to finish northern lands this fall though mineral lands classification may delay opening into 1910.
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Cheyenne River
Standing Rock
Gregory
Trip
Crow Creek
Two Killings on Milwaukee Railroad In Two Hours
Two railroad workers died in separate Milwaukee lines accidents within hours. Switchman W Hannon of Aberdeen yards was run over and killed early Monday while roadmaster L C Klickner of Andover died clearing a wreck near Groton Sunday night. Groton section foreman Chris Olan was injured but expected to recover. Klickner left a wife and child. Hannon a wife and two children.
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H. B. Hughes
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
Roscoe
Aberdeen
Hughes
Beebe
Biliy
Milwaukee Railroad
W. Hannon
L. C. Klickner
Andover
Groton
Ville
Chris Olan
Kilckner
Outing Ends in Shootings Near Elk Point Bridge
A crowd of young women on the Dakota side of the Big Sioux River near the wagon bridge on the Elk Point and Wertfeld road fired on partygoers injuring Jay Wilma Johnson FM Johnson and marth the barber. Dr Van Buren Knott of Sioux City examined the wounded and advised recovery though one patient remained in serious condition. The doctor made a swift thirty seven minute auto trip from Sioux City to Elk Point for consultation.
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Ma Johnson
FM Johnson
Butcher
van Buren Knott
Sioux City
Marth
Dakota
Big Sioux
Elk Point
Wertfeld
Dr. Knott
Hia Auto
Express company assessments rise in 1907 state levy
The state assessment board set higher valuations for express firms. Total assessed value jumped from 251 169 to 447 365, about 40 percent. The Great Northern climbed from 9 000 to 32 716, with United States 1 American 182 460 Adams 382 000 Western 2 000 among the listed companies.
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State
Great Northern Company
United States
American
Adams
Great Northern
Western
Robbed of $100 and other local incidents
Miss Ann Gray of Elk Point reports her wallet stolen from a drawer while she briefly stepped outside. The thief left behind part of the purse while $100 disappeared. later the wallet was found on the floor under the drawer. Two brothers, Ed and Theodore Edmundson, both 26, were killed by lightning while in a field near Garretson. Theodore fell from a grain load and the team bolted away with his body.
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Ann Gray
Elk Point
India Hurry
Ed Edmundson
Theodore Edmundson
Garretaon
Theodore
Ea Edmundson
Long Chronology of Historic Figures and Events
A dated compendium lists notable births, deaths, and events from 1000 to 1908, including William III, Bartholomew Columbus, legends of Cape and Texel, Montreals surrenders, battles, and political changes. It notes figures such as Melville, Morton, Haakon VII, and Lincoln era milestones alongside regional notes from London to Minnesota.
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William III
England
the Conqueror
Bartholomew Columbus
Christopher Columbus
Fountards
London
Hudson
Cape
Tromp
Texel
Frontenac
Onondaga
Montreal
Batte
Minden
Crown Point
Amherst
Burgoyne
Baratoxni Gist
Maryland
George Washington
Charleston
Horn
Baltimore
Jeffrey Ammhurst
Bonaparte
France
eThee
WMB
Oliver P. Morton
Indiana
Saulsbury
Ind
Indianapolis
Thorny , Meagher
Trix
Waterford
Ireland
Fort Benton
Mont
New London Bridge
Polk
Pampero
Dr. Jeans
Cuba
Queen Victoria
Victoria
I. C
Halleck
McClellan
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Haakon VII
Norway
Andrew Johnson
United States
Renate
Telknap
Loui Riel
James David Edgar
Dominion House of Commons
Elihu Root
States
Charles Tanner
House of Commons
Charles M. Schwab
Stee
William Eilts Eee
EB. Pattleon
Morocco
Casablanca
Augustus Saint Gau Se
How to Keep Water Cota for Long Time
In Woman's Home Companion, Leal advises a method to preserve water and ice for extended periods. Layer cotton batting between two sheets of brown paper, form a circle, sew and crown the end, then place over a pitcher of ice water to exclude air.
Feeding Poultry by Machinery Sparks Debate Across Agriculture
The article notes a rising practice of feeding and fattening poultry by machine inspired by French methods. It describes a four gallon rubber-tubed feeder operated by foot, capable of feeding hundreds of chicks per hour. Proponents claim faster fattening and better flavor while asserting the process is not cruel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Grape Nuts Postum Help Woman Transform Health
A New York woman quotes ten years of stomach trouble and energy loss. After ditching coffee, she used Postum and Grape Nuts, gaining twenty pounds and regaining strength. She now works full days, cooks, cleans, and feels renewed vitality.
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York State
Wommn
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OFS
Mrappe
Krupp
Ana Aire
Cee Sannin
Marri
Am Gas Company
Albany
William Fort
Bart
Sultan
South Dakota State News
Charles Thomenn
Clay County Institute
Clay County
Vermilion
Schod
Doane Robinson
Kadoka
Uleck
McNabne
Bishan Startha
Crawsons
Bavin M. Milton
Lewreece
THE
Jay
Hamiin County
Kaduna
Orman
Yankton Esusty
Packee
Northwest Mounted Police
Forkton
Saskatchewan
School For the Blind
Im Faribault, Minn
Weyerhaumer
Frederick Wayerkanerr
St. Paul
IBA
Dodds Kidne
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