Wrecked by Black Hand Bomb Hits Nome Boarding House
A bomb blast at a Nome boarding house on Lip Was Wreked by Deze Hand agents. Three children injured as the front of the house was largely destroyed. Giuseppe Hocco nearby reported harmed, amid rising tension in the Italian community. Police pursue suspects and secure the area.
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Nome
Pail
Detando
Delande
Giuseppe Hocco
Epira House
Italy
Wien
Misread OCR: Inmate at Morrie Prison Asylum Worsens
An impaired man identified as Mark Harrington escaped from Morrie Prison asylum. He has been confined there for 28 years and wandered the streets recently before being located near Tren Og. Police seek to return him to the facility.
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Westher
Mark W. Harrington
Turmes
United Gates
Es Ne
Anylum
Morrie Pisins
Tren
Zoe Mae
Seenisaen
Unclear fragment hints at mixed names and ages
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Andrew, Piek, an 18 year old brother and P. T. Barnum in a garbled context. No coherent event or location present.
Prosecution chief Heney shot during San Francisco trial
Francis Heney, leading prosecutor in San Francisco municipal corruption cases, was fatally wounded Friday by Mar k Haas a Jewish lodginghouse keeper and former juror. The shot tore through near the left ear entering the brain as the defense and prosecutors debated in court. Heney remained conscious and pledged to continue with the case as Judge Law interrupted the proceedings and ordered custody for Frank Rust on trial for bribery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Municipal Corin San Francisco
Mark Haas
Mt Baying
Goring & Focum
Ave ‘Dam Rust
Clulsek
Ohisak
Pat
Bret
Gatenee
Judso ‘Lawher
Heney Nad ‘Hla
Mcthe
District Attorney's Office
Haney
Tragedy at Hamm Mine After Gas Explosion
A deadly gas and coal dust explosion rocked the Radbod mine in Hamm Westphalia Germany on Thursday morning. About 400 workers were underground. 70 have reached the surface and 35 bodies have been recovered. Rescue efforts halted as fire and fumes raged, with hope vanishing for the remaining 300 entombed miners. A special rescue corps from Courrières France arrived but could not enter the mine and food rations were ordered to be sent in. Local scenes of grief unfolded as the injured and dead were brought to the surface and to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hamm
Westphalia
Aince
Courrieres
France
Three Cars Plunge From NYC Fast Train Near Rochester
A westbound New York Central Twentieth Century limited derailed near Rochester, injuring no passengers seriously as six Pullman cars were hurled from the rails at about twenty five miles an hour. A broken rail triggered the crash, with sleepers tossed from berths while occupants escaped with bumps and bruises.
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New York Central
Rochester
Madigon Square to Go Public Amusement Center Sale
Madison Square Garden, famed New York entertainment venue, may be sold to a New York investor group. The controlling company’s stockholders plan to sell the entire block including the architecturally notable building and adjoining property, ending the garden’s status as a public amusements site.
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New York Pines
Maison Square Garden
Lkely
New York City
Trial notes on Philadelphis and court-martial tribunal
Fragmentary report lists names Admiral Goodrice Reieres and Rear Admiral Casper Goodrich Talie Matesmary arriving in New York from Genoa to Brooklyn Navy Yard command and hints at retirement. Mentions secretary of the trebninsy and war department details withheld, with references to weight, devices, and a Grid Seweensee opinion.
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Eee
Philadelphis Thurs
Gaghafere
Goodrice Reieres
Casper
Goodrich
Talie
Matesmary
New York
Brooklyn Nervy Yard
Binit
Fall from Wall Street skyscraper kills young lawyer
Harvey Wattermon, 20, junior member of Wing Russell Waterson, fell from the nineteenth floor of his Lot 37 Wall Street office in an apparent accident. His body dropped 110 feet to the roof of a adjoining ten-story building, causing almost total fatal injuries. no witnesses. The coroner ruled the death accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Wattermon
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier- Journal
Wall Street
New York
Mr. Watterton
Watterson
Marriad
Wing, Russell & Watterson
Disaster near New Orleans rear end collision
A devastating rear end crash on the New Orleans and Northeastern railroad near New Orleans Louisiana on Wednesday killed seven and injured about twenty. A list of the dead includes Charles Stouth Alton La William Martin Alidell La George Eichensin Sittlell La Lowry Chicago Ottaway and a small child. The accident occurred at the tank station at Littlewood twelve miles from New Orleans. The New Orleans and Great Northern passenger train collided with an incoming New Orleans and Northwestern train. The Great Northern engine crashed through two coaches causing deaths and injuries. A relief train departed immediately for the wreck scene.
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New Orleans and Northeastren
New Orleans
Charles Stouth
Alton
William Martin
Alidell
George Eichensin
Sittlell
Lowry
Chicago
Ottaway
Tank
Littlewood
New Orleans and Great Northern
Northwestern
Great Northern
Cotton Price Must Hear at Farmore Convention Opener
The Farmore Educational and Cooperative union opens in New Orleans with 1200 to 1500 delegates, representing two million cotton planters of the South, declaring confidence that cotton prices can and will rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmore Educational and Co-Operatve Union
New Orleans
South
Yardmaster Clarence Burton Shot in Kedzie Yard
Asanesin Clarence Burton yardmaster for the Wabash railroad in Chicasto was shot by an unknown assailant early Wednesday in Kedzie avenue yards. He died later at a hospital. Police say the motive may involve family troubles.
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Clarence ©. Burton
Chicasto
Wabash Railroad
Win
Kedzie Avenue
Work of Black Hand Threats Terrorize Detroit Home
After a Black Hand extortion demand of 500 dollars, the Detroit residence of Grilles Mercurio at 272 Larned Street was blown up on Wednesday night. The blast badly wrecked the house and wounded one sleeping occupant among nine residents.
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Grilles Mercurio
Detroit
Mich
Larned Street
Train collision kills men near Boris west of Wre
An ax freight collision on the Union Pacific line near Boris eleven miles west of Wre killed several trainmen and injured three others. Thirty cars were in play and the entire train burned. Sustained fire destroyed the locomotive and rolling stock.
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Nmen Kmmx
Union Pacific Axtra
Boris
Wre
Retin Freed Price Mentioned in City Election Ledger
Thomas McGreth, listed as an eleo Megeleral in the second precinct of the Third ward of Louis Mn, appears in the fragmented OCR item concerning local election or civic ledger entries. The passage is incomplete but identifies a named official in a defined ward.
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Te Price
Retin
Thomas McGreth
8. Louis, Mn
Freight Trade Collide Causes Broad Collision Impact
A collision between two freight trades leads to disruption in shipments and delays across several ports. Officials report halted routes, rerouted cargo, and increased insurance costs as industries assess damage and plan for continued operations.
Fragmentary OCR: unclear names and places
Readable fragments mention individuals with unclear spellings and scattered terms. The text references a Maryeod and possible locations but lacks coherent events, dates, or actions to establish a definite news item. Further legible source material is needed for a proper summary.
Syrup of Fig and Senna Promoted by California Fig Syrup Co
General Demand favors a simple laxative with known value and gentle, prompt action. The California Fig Syrup Co touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as the ethical, physician approved remedy for family use. Price fifty cents per bottle.
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Senna
California Fig Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup Cp
T’rice
Vintage violin worth five thousand attracts downtown attention
A Chicago Tribune item recalls Mrs Lapsting spotting a rare Sardanapalus violin in a music shop valued at $5,000. The anecdote contrasts retail skepticism with the allure of scarce instruments amid a parade of quirky quotes and old-time consumer tales.
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Mra
Chicago Tribune
Winslow
Wind College Atta
Upward Start Advocates Switching From Coffee to Postum
A fragment discusses replacing coffee with Postum to avoid stomach upset and nerves. A quoted Indiana woman recalls stomach pain from early coffee use, stating she felt starving and weak, with coffee harming digestion and appetite until Postum provided relief.
Alleged Rail Accident Suit Crumbles as Fraud Revealed
In Aberdeen a civil suit filed by Alfred Day against Northwestern railroad sought 320000 for injuries after a fireman incident at Sioux Junction. Day vanished after borrowing 100 from his attorneys Case and Schurtions of Watertown, who found no accident in other states. Judge Cureland entered a verdict for the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom Accident
United States Court
Aberdeen
Alfred Day
Northwestern Railroad
Sioux Junction
Day
Case & Schurtions
Watertown
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Cureland
Desperate divorce case ends with extradition clash
In Deadwood a divorce action arises over desertion and child support. Mrs Schoen seeks arrest of her missing husband Charles M Schoen in Chicago. Gov Deneen grants extradition papers, Gov Crawford refuses. A Chicago detective arrives with papers but is denied return by a reverend, complicating the case.
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Deadwood
Chicago
Charles M. Schoen
Crawford
Charles M. Bchown
Revenor
Schoen
Pearl pearl? Cooked oyster ruins a $300 gem
Mrs J A Jones wife of a prominent Lyman county rancher suffered a loss of 300 dollars in an unusual way. She routinely checks oysters for pearls when pouring from a can. A pearl worth 200 slipped into a dish and was later cooked on a stove. The heat cracked and ruined the pearl before a jeweler valued it at 300 dollars.
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Dakota
J. A. Jones
Lyman County
G Fuller Dead Judge Howard Fuller Dies in Pierre
Judge Howard G. Fuller of the supreme court died at his residence in Pierre after a long illness. Born in Glenne Falls New York in 1854 he moved to acknowledge county Pennsylvania then Dakota Territory. He was admitted to the bar in Town in 1851 and joined the Dakota judiciary in 1886 serving the Sixth district before being appointed to the supreme bench in 1894 and elected again in 1904.
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Dakota Juri
Howard G. Fuller
Supreme Court
Pierre
Fuller
Glenne Falls
Incknow County
Dakota Territory
Supreme Bench
Bennett
Woman Burned to Death Near Fort Pierre
A one year old boy reports his mother started a fire in a homestead ten miles south of Fort Pierre. the woman died from burns. Investigating, authorities charged William Stotts of Deadwood with assault with intent to kill. he is jailed as the other victim, Will iem Brby, lies in Mt. Joseph's hospital in Deadwood in serious condition. Regents adjourn after education reform talks and recommend governor support for a western experimental station near Cattoonwood in Granney county.
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Dingman
Fort Pierre
William Stotts
Deadwood
Lawrence County
Williem Brby
Mt. Josaph's Hospital
Stolle
Brby
Regents of Education
Senaton
Aberdeen
Paoomrmend
Aree
Cattoonwood
Granney County
New Milwackes Road Change Edges Aberdeen Link
An Aberdeen development updates the Milwaukee road, pushing west toward Java in Walworth County. The project improves the route to Whatreck, shortening travel time and saving overall distance.
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Caton
Milwaukee
Aberdeen
Java
Walworth County
Whatreck
Egan Plans Evening Democrat Paper in Sioux Falls
Victor Egan, disbarred attorney and Republican state party figure, announces in Sioux Falls that he will start an evening democratic newspaper around January 1909. He seeks $22,000 stock, plans to invest about $10,000, and to run editorial content himself, aiming to stay in Sioux Falls despite disbarment. Public reaction questions alignment with his party and past statements.
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Minnehaha
Geo. W. Egan
Ate
Sioux Falls
Egan
Ruling on Huron Franchise Deemed Illegal by Judge Cartland
Judge Cartland of the United States court rules the city of Huron cannot grant or deny a telephone franchise. He holds the Dakota Central Telephone Company held a valid state franchise to lay wires in South Dakota. The city lacks power to remove or permit poles and wires, and its ten year grant is illegal.
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Huron
Cartland
United States Court
City of
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Carland
South Dakota
Contested Lawrence County State's Attorney Race
Republican candidate Alleges vote miscount in Lawrence County where Democrat John T. Heffron leads by 21 votes over James M. Hodgson. Hodgson petitions in court claiming 187 Lead ballots were improperly excluded, amid a county with strong Taft support and a surge in Socialist voters.
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Lawrence County
John T. Heffron
James M. Hodgson
Taft
Aberdeen High Students Strike Over Holiday Demand
Aberdeen school pupils walk out on election day demanding a holiday. They are suspended, return with apologies, and a new superintendent and principal take prompt action. A school board meeting upholds the discipline, and the last two offenders apologize this week amid a recovering dispute.
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Aberdeen
Poultry Show Plans Continue for Mitchell Event
Arrangements are completed for holding the tenth annual exhibition in Mitchell from January 38 to 1808. Last year a special exhibit contained over 1,000 birds on display and this year aims to surpass that number. Local organizers emphasize South Dakota poultry interests and the event's ongoing role.
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Mitchell
South Dakows
Village Bully Confronts Stranger in Heated Exchange
A village bully confronts a group and demands the guilty party. A lean six-foot stranger quietly admits the role and rolls up his sleeves, prompting the bully to back off and tell him to keep his clothes on.
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Dan
One Kidney Gone Yet Cured After Doctors
A Milford Maine man recalls a back injury and kidney failure from five years prior. After taking an advertised remedy for three months he could walk with crutches then soon fully recovered, with the kidneys improving and pain ending. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York at 50 cents a box. No legislation mentioned about marrying deceased husband's brother as Mrs Vidders notes a woman may marry him if she wishes.
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Verrill
Milford
Ney
Bexs Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies, Catarrh Cure Promised
The text claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It asserts most cases arise from inflammation of the Eustachian tube or catarrh and offers a $100 reward for a cure by Tallin Catarrh Cure, with a note on chicanery and other miscellaneous anecdotes about social and civic matters from a newspaper page.
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Catarth
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hragstat
Tie
Vail
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Tine
Andrew Bie
P. T. Barnam
Rainey
Publhte
Heneyshot
Prisco Prosecuton
Aller Galconhooper
Fern
Neddenly Fiaiet Hs
Ant
Madigon Square
Roeetrebe Mance
Portes
W. Watterson
Asanesin
Nishartessey Haar, Marbert Dudley Male, Wm Ef Bar
New York Public
W. Grove
Myan
Philadelphia Ledger
Ahade
Springfield
O. A. Kelley
Trishman
Begorra
Indy
G. Fuller
Egan Wild Launch Paper
Federal
United States
Walraueh
James
Swenson Tank
TE. A. Sturges
Beresford
T Tar of
Mitchell, Wi
Darling
W.grovra
N.W. Hide & Fur Co
Minneapolia, Mina
Anan
Tago
Mamma
Evi
Mullanger
Dodds
Cate Im Re
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