Mobin Grip of Law Rages in Springfield Riot Report
Springfield unrest continues as rumors of a shooting linked to Rolla Keys circulate. The grand jury returns charges against Abram Naymor and others for murder mischief and riot amid fears of further mob violence and mass black displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springiard
Rolla Keys
George Richardson
Mabel Tam
Tt Wan
Peratver
Sangamon
Thureday
Abram Naymor
Howard
Raymor
Chareed
Awaine Raymor
William Donigan
Military Court of Inquiry
Col. Chipperfeld
Cavalry
Wnd
Thureworth
Chipperfiald
Starson
Ifiewr
Ft Mendepontor
Second annual inresting of the netionalermanisation opens
Attorney general rele opened at Doover Thursday with Herbert and Madiar of Missouri leading the case. The Ant-Trust Litigation is discussed with mention of the Standard Company and observers including D. Moubhafelles and H. H. itogers among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert & Madiar
Missouri
Amd
Ovena Sodas
D. Moubhafelles
H. H. Itogers
Elihar
Prujudto
Unclear Entry Describes Hammer Attack Incident
Fragmentary report mentions a hammer use and an attack with references to an individual named Mah Ingaoe and others. Details are heavily garbled, making it difficult to confirm dates, places, or outcomes.
Unclear OCR fragment notes regional event
Fragmentary OCR text describes a gravesite or public event with uncertain names and places. Key entities are not readable, leaving a vague reference to a ceremony or gathering and possible mentions of months or dates.
Explosion Wounds Thirteen Men in Detroit
A dynamite blast at a Detroit work site seriously injures thirteen men during cleaning operations on a drilling hole. Six are believed fatally injured. Among the injured is Paul Trusanne, a United States government employee from Madison Wisconsin, listed with severe bruises and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Livingstone
Paul Trusanne
United States
Madison
Wis
Black Hills
Working Girls’ Union
Lead
Miners Entombed After Shaft Explosion At Wigra Eng
Report says seventy miners remain entombed after Tuesday explosion at Wigra mine. Nineteen bodies recovered with severe injuries and many unidentifiable as rescuers struggle to reach the bottom and rescue efforts continue despite danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigra
Eng
Nottar
Forest Fires Threaten Neighborhood of Kimberly
Forest fires burned Tuesday night near the Kimberly neighborhood raising alarms over spreading flames and local responses amid unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
Two Die in Amo Wreck Involving Minneapolis Couple
A collision between a car and a nearby rail train near Cottamewood, Lake Min Hetenks, left Jobp Gluck and his wife dead on the scene. Mrs Labaire and a year old child were injured, with the child’s condition described as possibly fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amo
Jobp Gluck
Minneapolis
Berwerer
Mra Labaire
Mra
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Military Espionage Talk
The readable fragments mention a high command, power, and tensions tied to retirement and defense. Terms suggest a garbled report on military or political operations. No clear names, places, dates, or events are identifiable from the damaged text.
Brazil Denies Venezuelan Charge Over French Interests
President Castro refuses to allow a Brazilian minister to manage French interests in Venezuela. Venezuela, citing tensions with France and the U S, rejects the arrangement as risky to friendly ties with Brazil. Castro travels by gunboat Restaurador to Tucacas after leaving Barquisimeto, with the British minister invited aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasil
Castro
Finister
Venezuels
Jose Paul
Jorden
Venesuela
France
Venezuela
United States
Barquisimeto
Tucacas
Pasrao Cabello
Alleged Detective Plot Tangles Yockey Arrest
Los Angeles private detectives arrest Fred Yockey, Western Federation of Miners leader, in Randyburg on charges of conspiring to dynamite the Yellow Astor. The case centers on claims by detective Mrs. Alles G. Clark that she was coerced to sign allegations under threat, alleging a miners’ union busting scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Fred Yockey
Union No. #4
Min- Pre
Randyburg
Yellow Astor
Yankey
Mra
Alles G. Clark
Yellow Astor Mining Company
Mr. Clark
Yockey
Dha
Randsburg
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Tourists Create Disorder After Yaquachs Festivities
Troops restore order after rioting crowds of tourists wounded many as they returned from the Yaquachs festivities. Thousands stranded at the station in Duras due to river crossing failures and a shortage of steamers. Rioters attacked Guayaquil and Quito Railway offices and looted nearby shops before Guayaquil troops arrived to restore control.
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Yaquachs
Duras
Quayquill
Guayaquil and
Quito
Duran
Guayaquil
Stork Pollows Runaway Incident Reported
John Robetk of Pittsburg drives his family home when a reported runaway event is mentioned. The fragment notes a name and place but lacks full context or outcome details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork Pollows
John Robetk
Pittsburg
Earthquake Felt on Coast Causes Court House Cracks
Two sharp shocks were felt at Burehs California Tuesday morning with the second at 6:45. The tremors caused slight cracking in the courthouse walls and minor injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burehs
Cal
Tuseday Morn
Court House
Untitled note on a family crisis and suicide attempt
A fragmentary report describes a mother named Speer and her husband or guardian in a troubled incident. The passage references a failed attempt by a child to shoot, or an adult to harm, with mention of visions and a deteriorating mental state.
Anthrax Threatens Clay County Farms In South Dakota
Disease spreads through Clay County and beyond with cattle losses of two to twelve head reported in a six by twelve mile strip. Livestock owners fear outbreak could reach Volin Centerville and Beresford as liverymen refuse work in affected areas and travel declines. Farmers compare it to earlier pink eye outbreaks and urge action to curb spread.
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Clay County
Lodi
Vermilion
John A. Westre
Pleasant Valley Township
Bam Jacobson
Volin
Centerville
Beresford
Bryan's Mitchell Day to Feature Opening of Corn Palace
Mitchell hosts the Corn Palace festival opening on September 28 with plans for a Bryan appearance after weeks of pressure from local editors and politicians. Republican organizers propose Taft or Fairbanks as alternates if Bryan declines.
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Corn Palace
Mitchell Corn Palace Committee
W. T. la Follette
Mitchell
R. F. Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
National Democratic Committee
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
W. J. Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Corn Palace Committee
Kittredge
Cook
Republican State Committee
Canada to Bring Dakota Convict for Cattle Rustling Case
Canadian authorities at Moose Jaw plan to transport South Dakota inmate Offerson from the state penitentiary to testify in a cattle rustling case. After legal questions, a governor and attorney general led a friendly accord with South Dakota to permit use of the convict as a witness and return him for confinement.
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Offerson
Moose Law
Blour Falls
Eare
Genenal
State Board of Corrections
Herth
South Dakota
Cananda
Ten Year Old Girl Fatally Injured Near Leiden
A ten year old girl, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jane Stots, was found dead after an incident near Leiden. Police say the accident occurred as she played with an object at home. Investigators are reviewing details as neighbors recall a tense moment prior to the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingon
Geddes
Biata
Jane Stots
Leiden
Sin Saneen
Milwakee Likely to Move Aberdeen Shops to Groton
The Milwaukee railroad purchased land near Groton and plans for an extensive new plant and increased trackage, signaling possible relocation of Aberdeen shops. Reliable sources say division headquarters may stay in Aberdeen, but local business leaders fear loss of shops and employment.
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Milwaukes
Groton
Milwaukee Railroad
Aberdeen
James River Division
Milwaukee
Croton
Creel
Allotting Cheyenne Land Tasks Two-Year Timeline
Agent Dells Rays leads the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock allotment project from Pierre. The work will take at least two years, with priority this year on lands open to settlement and an October 1909 opening goal. Geological surveyors will assist without delaying the open date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dells Rays
John D. Delts
Cheyenne River
Standing Rock
Pierre
Diets
New Name Sought for Hot Springs to Minnekahta
A reform effort led by Capt. Palmer of Hot Springs, manager of the Battle Mountain sanitarium, seeks to rename Hot Springs to Minnekahta to avoid aiding Hot Springs, Ark advertising. The plan promises a tuberculosis ward site and immediate construction if funds appear. Negotiations involve United States Gypsum and Hot Springs Plaster company for a long term lease, potentially consolidating another independent firm into the plaster trust.
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Minnekahta
Palmer
Hot Springs
Battle Mountain Sanitarium
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Hospital
Ark
Northwestern Railroad
United States Gypsum Company
Hot Springs Plaster Company
Plaster Trust
Dry farming station site tour in western state
E C Ericson F A Spafford A Norby and A M Anderson state regents with Secretary Aldrich and Prota Wilken and WIN visited western South Dakota to pick a site for a dry farming experiment station mandated by the last legislature. The site must be in Brantley or Lyman counties and Philip Kadoka Murdo and Presho will be visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Ericson
F. A. Spafford
A. Norby
A. M. Anderson
State Board of Regents
Aldrich
Prota
Wilken
Win
Agricultural College
Brantley
Lyman
Philip, Kadoka, Murdo
Presho
Chicago Industry Edges Toward Recovery Amid Banking Relief
In Chicago a steady uptick in commercial edits accompanies lower fail rates and rising bank liquidity. Rain eases corn concerns while merchandise demand grows, boosting steel mills furnaces and heavy hardware output. Factory districts expand payrolls and employment, with outside demand lifting forest products hides and wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dun'e
Tru
Trade and crops improve as markets show cautious buyers
In New York trading, volumes are fair and crops advance with rain aiding yields. Buyers are plentiful across markets but remain cautious. Iron and steel show gradual gains while pig iron retreats. lumber prices rise in the South. Wool remains buoyant, and business failures for the week ending Aug 13 are 240 in the U S and 31 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
United States
Bradatreet
Market quotes for grains and livestock across multiple cities
The clipping lists bid and offer ranges for hogs cattle sheep and various grains including corn oats wheat and rye. Prices are shown for Chicago Cincinnati and other markets with multiple grade distinctions and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sherye
Csitts
Cincinnati
Msc. Com
Deceptive Paint Trade Reform and Forestry Shift
National Lead Company combats white lead fraud by branding with Dutch-Roy Valuter and offering a free test kit to prove purity. Korea plans government forestry under Japan Korea cooperation and establishes a Korean foresters training school. Sale notice for a Brougham (German town) with harness options. Ends with a catalog teaser for Allen's Foot-Base and its retailer ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lead Company
Diane
Woodbridge Bldg
New York
Korea
New Forest Liwe
Japan
The Self Sacrifice of the Mother Butterfly
A vivid description of a female butterfly laying eggs and building a downy nest. The nest uses the moth er’s shed body hair as bedding and covering in an intricate spiral pattern. The mother finally dies after the nest is completed, a noble sacrifice for her offspring.
Restored Hope and Continue After Years of Indigestion
A reader recounts a long struggle with peritonitis lasting three years and two years of nervous weakness. She describes a weak heart, breathlessness, poor sleep, and ravenous appetite. After stopping medicines she tries Grue Nuts and a drinking recipe Postum, leading to renewed concern and care.
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MD Exofus
Springfield
Adale
Arsenal
Madley
Bensational
Santac
Ingaoe Peupin
Max Hippelberger
Mouhsim
Caplainvent & Power
Hestricity
Armen Pine Pimse ‘Chu Exphccion
Torention
Caoho
Ional
California
Jamant
Ing
Speer
South Dakota State News
Mitchell Day
Canada
Bruzd
Ghotgun
Cheyenne
A L. Wingfield
Forely State Bank Examiner
State Bank Examiner
Jones
Madiacn
A. Dudley
Canlatow
Bethe Ree
Heory
Jefferson St
Chicago, Ill
Herr Spaytentuufel
Allen's
Soham
Allen
Alice B. le Roy
N. T
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