Long Island Open Road Derby Tragedy and Record Run
A deadly Long Island auto derby on a 22 mile stretch between Riverhead and Mattituck ends in a fatal crash and serious injuries. Mechanician Jane Bates survives a rollover while the car crashes into sand. another driver is severely hurt. The event marks the fastest open road run in the nation with speeds over 70 mph and record class times.
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Janes Bates
Long Island
Riverhead
Mattituck
Mechaniclan Bates
Bates
Lou Ch
Bank Robbery in Broad Daylight at Glenwood Springs
Two men robbed the Cithene Na Monal bank in Glenwood Springs Colorado on Wednesday, holding two clerks at gunpoint, taking about 10 000 from the safe and cash drawer before fleeing on horseback. Authorities pursued but believed the robbers fled over the mountains.
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Colorado
Cithene Na- Monal
Glenwood Springs
Cole
Broadway
Ebbe
Dreadh
Ponte
New England Floods Cause Widespread Damage Across Maine and Provinces
Heavy rainfall triggers one of the worst floods in northern New England and western New Brunswick. Aroostook Piscataquis Bomereet and Washington counties Maine suffer damage as washouts halt rail traffic and isolate towns. Other items note a bank bookkeeper from New Haven jailed for five years, a Tennessee saloon fire, a South Carolina dispensary graft trial, a parade of Omaha streetcar workers, and market notes from Des Moines.
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Fartern
Maine
Mate
New Brunswick
Aroostook
Piscataquis
Bomereet
Washington
Two Million See Ir Through Streets Ablaze Parade
Crowds along a route from One Hundred and Tenth Street to Washington Square in Manhattan numbered over 200000 as a vast procession marked by a democratic, cosmopolitan tone. Mayor George St McClellan and Herman Tidder led the parade on foot, with police mounted units the only official presence.
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New York
Ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Tewerm
Feem
George St McClellan
Herman Tidder
Hudson-Fulth Celebration Commission
Oklahoma Bank Put Under State Oversight
Oklahoma Bank Commissioner Ao M Young took charge of Columbia Bank and Trust Co of Oklahoma City, one of the state’s largest. He stated after the recent examination that depositors’ funds are guaranteed and the state will cover all deposits.
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State Bank Commision Ao M
Young
Columbia Bank and ‘Trust Company
Oklahoma
Cly
Ston Watt
Bank Commissoner
Chicago Saloon Shootings Leave One Dead and Wounded
A Tuesday night shooting at a York road and Lyoming street saloon in Chicago’s northern district left James Quin son, proprietor, dead from an abdominal wound. Ten others were wounded as the highwayman escaped after demanding valuables. Police report several patrons were among the injured.
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Chicago
York Road
Lyoming Street
James Quinson
Courtmartial records feature death sentence and delays
The report cites Cadet Joseph of Carberry facing a death sentence after a courtmartial over alleged intoxication and attire, with President Taft’s leniency hinted. It also notes Dr Haldane Steminson's murder case in Chylenge Tuemiay, where the defense seeks more time and a continuance to the October term.
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Joseph of Carberry
United States
Livademy
Taft
Cleminson
Haldane Steminson
Chylenge ‘Tuemiay
Peary Report Nearing Public Release
The material proving Dr. Frederick A Cook failed to reach the north pole is complete and will be released after review by the Peary Are te club. Also noted is a $12,000 donation from George W. Selee of Primghar Ia to a perpetual fund supporting schoolhouse maintenance in Ma haska Marion and Keokuk counties during a Civil War veteran reunion in Onkalooa Ia.
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Peary
George W. Selee
Primghar
Thirty-third Iown
Onkalooa
Mahaska
Marion
Keokuk
Morrison and Taber Deaths and Bank Robbery Case
Col William Morrison veteran of the Mexican War and longtime Democrat leader died in Waterloo Iowa. George E Taber of Humeston committed suicide in Boston after coming east for ill health and managed creameries. James B Haggin of New York signed his crop of burley tobacco to a pooling movement, as leaders claim to ensure success. P A Spongberg, a brewery agent, fined for distributing cattle in anti liquor territory. Harrison alias Pitagerald, alleged Iowa bank robber, captured in Portland Oregon.
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Morrison
William 8. Morrison
Democratic Party
Waterloo
Towan
Boston
George E. Taber
Humeston
Masa
Mr. Taber
Iowa
P. A. Spongberg
Rockford
Spongberg
Teonse
James B. Haggin
New York
Elmendorf
Lexington, Ky
Poshers Surprise in Unclear Revenue Cutter Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a revenue cutter and references Neder and Endusa with unclear context. Entity details are sparse, making a precise card impossible.
Train Crash Kills Ten. Six Probable Victims Identified
A wreck near the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line fatally injured ten people and left six others as probable victims. An engine derailed into cars near the stock yard area causing multiple injuries and a chaotic scene with passengers trapped and roads blocked. Local authorities investigated the cause and casualties as rescue operations continued into the night.
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Kaye
Mineo
Berney
Chicago
Milwaukee
Explosion at St Anthonys Parish Schools Alarmed Jersey City
Panic spread at St Anthonys Parish School in Jerney Chiy Nd after fireworks exploded near a church, injuring fifteen children with one person severely hurt. Reports say nearby streets had earlier been warned, and crowding intensified as the blast struck during a local festival.
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St Anthonys Poli
Disaster at sea leaves twelve dead and crew scattered
A collision and fire aboard the steamship Port River off Battlere injured seven crew members and destroyed most of the Columbian Film exchange company personnel. The voyage suffered $200,000 in damage with twelve lives lost and twelve others missing or unaccounted for. Captain Delane led surviving crew members as the vessel arrived from New York.
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Columbian Film Exchange
Pisbure
Aix
Eho
Delane
Porig Rive
New York
Vesel
Workers Raised At Anwerteny Glass Cutters Meeting
The Glass Cutters and Flationers Protective Association of America secured a wage advance for workers, unifying pay scales with hand blowing factories. Federal investigations led to a grand jury returning several sealed indictments in New York.
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Protective Association of America
Quake Jars a Wide Arc Across Midwest
A slight earthquake was felt in southeastern Missouri and southern and central Illinois and Indiana early Monday. In St Louis the tremor occurred at 1 47 o clock. Thus far little or no damage has been reported.
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Missouri
Ilinois
Indiana
St Louis
Assassination Shot Wounds Minnesota Lawyer
prominent Minnesota lawyer and politician George W Summerville was shot and possibly fatally wounded while in his Minneapolis law office. The attacker is named John Hayner who was arrested.
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Assasin
George W. Summerville
Minnesota
Mina
Wedness
John Hayner
Hayner
Baker Theatrics owner causes tragedy in Lynns Neb
Baker, owner of the Baker Theatrics company, struck his wife at a son’s home in Lynns Neb on Monday, then ingested carbolic acid and died shortly after. The incident left Don Baker and others to cope with the fatal accident and its chilly aftermath.
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Ar Baker
Baker Theatrics Company
Don Baker
Lynns
Neb
POUND GUILTY OF VSON IN COUNTY FIRE CASE
A man from Whitewood was found guilty of arson in a Montana county fire that damaged multiple ranches. He received a four year sentence after deliberation by a Montgommery court, with probation considered but the term upheld. Public records indicate the fire occurred a year prior and involved several victims.
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Butte County
Missing Milwawhy Depot Clue Sparks Probe by County Officer
A county peace officer searches for a suspect named Pavie in connection with a robbery at Milwawhy depot. Reward offered, suspect fled with a reported $150, leaving a coded clue. Authorities say the case involves a night operator and possible ties to a Moon family residence.
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Edmunas County
Pavie
Milwaghy
Mote Time Granted Amid Turbulent County News
A jumble of local notices and incidents from early 1910 recounts legal actions, injuries, and small events. A Hartford insurer faces a summons from an agent near Aberdeen while a carpenter, George Witte, suffers injuries on an elevator project in Sitka. Robberies strike Colum bi and militia orders pulse through South Dakota as Mitchell shatters car palace records. Fire devastates Philip structures. Church expansion funds are approved in De Smet.
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George Witte
Aberdeen
Sitka
Walworth
Witte
Two-Year Sentence for Attempted Assault in Dias County
In a Dias County court, the defendant Crane was found guilty of attempted assault against Susie Mark near a threshing site. Judge McNulty sentenced him to two years’ imprisonment on the charge, with the crime occurring as a labor crew traveled near a farm. The victim escaped and reported the incident, leading to the trial and conviction.
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Nebraekien
Bayrane
Tote
Dias County
Crim
aescuTy
Jule McNulty
Roelelt
Erie
Mark
Crane Nenysinien
Shane Msade
Theogon
Demme
Crane
WRECK AT WOLDS HURTS TRAIN CREW AND CARRIAGE
A derailment near Milquaker College involved a passenger and freight train collision on the CMteme line. Several cars smashed and many people injured. trains delayed as crews tend to the scene and passengers receive aid.
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Brubet Val
Paul Road
Woley
Paeenger
Joseencer
Stetek
Wistenkert
Old Quarters Too Small Will Have a New Post Office
In Hot Spring the government contracted for new post office quarters during construction. A new building is planned after seventeen years of discussions. The project will use a new stone and seawall for surrounding improvements.
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Brestat
Insurance firms to seek court over licenses after March
Several Iowa fraternal insurance companies notified by Insurance Commissioner Castard that licenses will not be granted after March due to the insurance pro law, plan to take the matter to court. Drank bye Water, AY Wakowla Myrtle Davis, the little girl who drank from a water cup, survived after antidote saved her life. Bankruptcy petition filed in Sioux Falls federal court by John Cane listing assets of 2291 and liabilities of 4504.17. Arrests for murder: William and Ray Trumpeter held in Hot Springs for the murder of Alvert Gordon on July 12. Children Elaine Gifford and Josephine Schlitz swallowed green parts. nearby help saved them. Forged checks: William Stewart jailed in Huron, accused of uttering checks on William Whitney of Wolsey. Brand commission set for October 5 to clear six months of business. Martin Evenson bound over for attempting to kill his wife near Canton.
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Modete
Lowa
Castard
Onicenses
Thermidor and the bloc in Clemenceau's era theater row
The piece recounts the Thermidor production in Paris disrupted by a riot linked to Clemenceau and Lissagaray, the government prohibiting the play, interpellations in the chamber, and Clemenceau's forceful expounding of the bloc theory. It also shifts to a humorous note about travel wiring ahead for hotel rooms, contrasting American etiquette Abroad and a Turner Junction wedding anecdote.
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Mr. Gates
Turner Junction
Peoria
The Women of Spain Caught Between Custom and Law
A historical account describes Spanish women bound by customs and law, detailing lack of work rights, arranged marriages, and legal protections. It notes magistrate relief for marriages against parents, limited property control after marriage, and widespread illiteracy and societal opposition to female education, with examples from Madrid and rural towns. The piece quotes social attitudes and references a chaotic ending about a Chicagoan and Jobs Gates.
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Madrid
A Contented Woman Defies Western Pressures on Art
In a Turkish household an old friend explains she paints for pleasure not fame. She refuses to study abroad, arguing happiness comes from sharing what others possess, not from wealth or foreign accolades, and she values her own artistic path in her homeland.
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Demetra Vaka
Ihe
Paris
Paria
Turkey
Hanoum Doudou
Not Our Discovery The Greek And Eratosthenes Teach Earth’s Shape
The text recalls Eratosthenes of 250 B C teaching the earth is round and the sphere concept. It notes Roman interest and scholars creating globes to illustrate these ideas, reflecting widespread ancient curiosity about geography and planetary geometry.
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Eratosthenes
B. C
Rome
Foolish Queetian and the New York Performer
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a New York chap seeking clarity on a performance. The passage mentions the hour and a printer's flaw, with unclear details about who performs or what event is intended.
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Frederick H. Brigham
Merchants National Bank of New Haven
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Tenn
Tenneswees Onlyings Saloon
Julen Black
South Carolina State
Omaha
Mieuz
Wales
Aderavon
Moers
Harlan
Ralagher
Grace
Biguins
Witten
New York City
Oklahoma Bank
Harkeeper
Tate
Harrison
Pitagerald
Cresco
Elma
Portland
Ore
Poschers
United States Revenue Cutter
Ramet
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Neder
Teelith
Steoet
Cneldie
Hatt Ina
Jersey City
Plosion
Pettsbuty
Nebraska
Arkansas
Towa
Kanesas
Kanearity
Death
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Des Moines
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Okia
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Ralph E. Campbell
McAlester
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Schipper & Block
Washington Street
South Dakota State News
Pound
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Whitewood
Mura
Huet
Chankigtey
Nmne
Ograph
Riles
Milwauk
Ipswich
Mave
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Basford
National Pine Company
Hartford
B.S. Mott
Columb
Yankton
Fred Hay
South Dakota National Guard
LeRenu
Mitchell
Car Palace
Duluth
610 Jensen
Huron
Jensen
Philip
Pierre
Congregational Church Society
de- Smet
M. Otternem
Food and Dairy
A. B.wheaton
Mit
Stony Brien
Wolds
Postoffice
Wilco
Tate Court
Myrtle Davis
Tra Davia
Sioux Falls
John Cane
Gregory County
William
Ray
Hilgemont
Hot Springs
Fuil
Alvert Gordon
Swallow Paris Green
Alexandria
Elaine Gifford
Josephine Schlitz
William Stewart
William Whitney
Wolsey
Sioux City
Brand Commission
State Brand Commission
Martin Evenson
Canton
Bkartvedt
Cantes
Cuppsii
Clemencea
Clemenceat
Victorien Sardon
Pice
Cornelly
Labusstore
Jean Tarpheron
Plas
Mall Mall Gazette
Dean Cornelin
Rovespierre
M. Liksugaray
Nis Dos
M. Lissagaray
M. Clemenceau
M Lissagaray
Clemenceau
Lissagaray
le Depit
M. Coquelin Cadet
Chamber of Deputies
MM. Joseph Reinach
Francis Charmen
Henry Fouquier
M. Mehry Fouquier
MM. Leygues
Leon Bourgeois
Arene
Constans
Comte de Mun
M. Clamenceau
Hhis
Palais Bourbon
Provence
Masten
Danton
Robespierre
M. Reinach
Revolutionary Tribunal
M. Henry Fouquier
M. Clemencrau
M. Fouquier
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Jobs W. Gates
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