Fatal Battle Between Chicago Women Ends in Murder
Chicago women Mrs. Julia Tripp and Mrs. Silvey fought in Tripp's Prairie district apartment, each wounded by pistol and knife. Tripp died from wounds. Silvey, unconscious, survived with injuries after a bloody confrontation suggesting a possible third participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Tripp
Bilvers
New York
Tripp
Partmenia
Prairie
Chicago
Allvey
Trippie
Mrs. Silvey
Mrs. Silvers
Thy
Mia Silvers
Steed Strike Renewed At Achoenville Car Works
Workers at the Achoenville Premed Steel Car plant walk out again after a brief dispersal on Wednesday. Between 8000 and 4000 employees left their posts and returned home amid allegations that officials broke faith over the discharge of imported bowen brought in during the recent eight week labor dispute. Plant officials warn another attempt to resume operations may follow to keep the plant running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achoenville Claim Company
Tt Premed Steel Car Company
Achoen Wile
Ear Works
Ear Company
Gov John A Johnson Operated On At Mayo Hospital
Gov John A Johnson underwent an operation at Mayo Hospital in Rochester Minnesota for a deep seated intestinal abscess. Surgeons Dr Ganisted with Dr Charles May reported a difficult, serious operation. Johnson showed early improvement Thursday morning and remained hopeful for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
John A. Johnson
GE Mary's Hospital
Wodhest
Minn
ACE PAYS A TRIBUTE AT BOSTON BANQUET
President Taft spoke in Boston on Tuesday night to about 2000 guests at a banquet in Mechanic Arts Hall hosted by the Boston Chamber of Commerce. He defended the currency plan, attacked sectional interference, and praised the nation’s leaders and institutions. Attendees included clergy, business leaders, politicians, and military officials from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borton
Taft
Hoxton
Man
Avstasion
Tes Hall
Hoston
Boston Chamber of Emmerce
Boston
Hutton
Board of Trade
Chamber
Dretin Waders
Congress
Annapolis Naval Academy
C. AM. Flett
Larimore
Attell
Abe Attell
California
Tommy O'Toole
Phildelphia
Charles White
Mass
Drunken Cossack Wounds Five in St Petersburg Rampage
A drunken Cossack bodyguard of Emperor Nicholas ran amuck in St Petersburg Tuesday wielding a drawn saber. He wounded five people, including a man and a child, before being overpowered. Several victims faced serious injuries and potential death as chaos spread through streets and a jail courtyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Soltier
St. Mie
Fires In Southern California Brought Under Control
Reports from Los Angeles indicate fires in the Puente hill San Gabriel watershed and Oxnard canyons are halted with lines of fire diverted and mopup by rangers. The Nomen and Mames crews are confined to wooded areas and no further major damage is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Califo Woods
Los Angeles
California
Foto Ranger
San Gabriel
Puente Hill
Oxnard
Appointment of Receiver for Chicago Railway Equipment Co
A receivership is sought in Chicago to restructure the Chicago Railway Equipment Company and its 82,500,000 capital. Monty D Laughing, claiming heavy stock ownership, John E Leigh, president, seek action to prevent personal use of company funds and curb dividend and salary levels seen as endangering the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volder Hegl Chienge
Chicago Railway Equipment Company
Chicago
Tursday
Monty D. Laughing
Claiim
M Heavy
E. B. Leigh
Wreck on Milwaukee Line Leaves One Killed in Dakota
A baggage car derailment on the Orient-Roscoe line of the Milwaukee Road near South Dakota killed Clem G. Daley of Aberdeen, 46, and seriously injured six others including John Russell of Redfield and Arthur Melgaard and Peter Johnson of Aberdeen. A rotten rail caused the derailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
South Dakota
Clem G. Daley
Aberdeen
Milwaukee Road
John Russell
Redfeld
Arthur Melgaard
Peter Johnson
Marvin Payne
Harding's Grove
Matt Hemmer~schmidt
Eureka
B. Inegersoll
Millard
Tragic Death of Lien'8 At Min Pothe ApHRONenna
The deceased, identified as Lien'8, died at Min Pothe after an apparent shooting. Ruftan's mother disclosed the age, with authorities noting the fatal shot ended the life. The body was placed in a coffin and interred in the local graveyard following a Catholic service at St Augustine's Church conducted by Rev Father Along Olde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayal
Ruftan
Sutton
Bmw
St Augustine's Catholic
Shineb
Woehington
Escape and Capture in Newport Derby Fight
Police pursue two fugitives after a hotel encounter ends in a running battle in Newport Kentucky. Leroy is captured at a hotel. one suspect escapes amid gunfire and a crowd of spectators.
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Juve
Newport Ky
Non
Peters Five
Merten
AW Leray
Deseeroht
Bloshee Cray
Rotel
Fred
Jen
Marton
Tony Gaeirteht
Dan Aylur
Echiris
Jaller Ammer
Yau
Leroy
Joompelline
Pelt
Nushaet
Tragedy in Club Room Sparks Overnight Harrishues Scare
A shooting in a Harrishues club room left Thamue Diiver dead and Welle Detwetter wounded early Monday. The victim was a renowned jaiter of the Ow estory and sibling to Meade 1D Detwetter, head of the Order Kilo in Amerion, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thamue Diiver
Jaiter
Owestory
Forty Horses Cremated and Estate Share Issued
Twenty horses perished in a barge fire at Atwell farm on Monday morning. The blaze destroyed the barge and twenty head of Nore belonging to Tom Egan. Lightning is suspected as the cause. In California, Judge Covey ordered distributing the Low Horse estate to Anna Chelate Speerkels from Tate Claus Spreckete, with an estimated value over 4,000,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welbek
Atwell Farm
Nore
Tom Egan
Whlow
Judge Covey
Ban Fometsca
Cal
Mpe
Anna Chelate Speerkels Witaw
Tate
Claus Spreckete
Sa ‘Ae
Prominent New York Director Ends Life at Grand Union Hotel
John W. Vastles a well known corn company director and social figure committed suicide Monday at the Grand Union hotel by cutting his throat with a razor. The death ends a career noted in club life and public duties in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Vastles
Anton Truetpany
New York
Grand Union Hotel
Cannon of War and Roosevelts Hudson Fulton Plans
John A. Johnson, recent appendicitis patient in Rochester, shows slight improvement. Gov Johnson fatigued on arrival. Commander Peary's steamer Roosevelt to depart Battle Harbor for North Sydney then New York, aiming to join the Hudson Fulton celebration if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. John~son
Rochester
Minn
Gov. Johnson
Peary
Roosevelt
Battle Harbor
North Sydney
New York
Attorney shot in Sleepy Eye office by man named Hayner
Prominent Minnesota lawyer and politician Asaassin George W Summerville was shot while in his Sleepy Eye office Wednesday. The assailant identified as John Hayner was arrested. Fire nearly destroyed Monroe City business district ten miles east of Vincennes Indiana Monday. Loma a 100000 increase of Two Cents. Mall registration fee will rise from 5 to 10 cents starting November 1 1909 per order by Postmaster Hitchcock Monday.
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Asaassin
George W. Summerville
Minnesota
Sleepy Eye
Minn
John Hayner
Hay
Monroe City
Vincennes
Ind
Loma
Hitchcock
Kelley McGorty Fight Set in New Orleans Clash
The West Side Athletic Club of New Orleans announced a twenty round bout between Hugo Kelley and Ed McGorty to be held October 3 in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley-McGorty
West Side Athletic Club
New Orleans
Hugo Kelley
Ed McGorty
Frosen Bodies Found After Swiss Snow Patrol Tragedy
Three Germans Swiss and guide bodies recovered near Jungfrau in Berne region after recent snowstorm. The missing party perished during ascent. discovery occurred Sunday at glacier foot near Tére Torere Pardeard. Local authorities name President Tart Morday Pardead.
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Jungfrau
Seer Berne
Gwitserland
Tére Torere Pardeard
Tart Morday Pardeard
Kiowa Kiowa Tribute and Annual Meeting Notes
The Haj umneyt Committee plans next annual celebration honoring the Kiowa people. Members reflect on past year and community efforts, noting dedication to remembrance during this regional commemoration in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoenig County
Polite
Het Scheel
Eherteed Prutty
Ohd
Hontenime
Pakota
Parkas
South Dakota
Parkston
Southern Dakota
Unclear Story Fragment From Michigan Plea Trial
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a trial in Michigan with references to a defendant and absent support. Names and precise events are garbled, but it implies a legal proceeding with charges and testimony regarding ongoing support. The readable content is insufficient for a full factual summary.
Dramatized Incident Ends In Sudden Tragedy At Home
In a discordant domestic scene Mrs Gilbert, wife of a prominent figure, reportedly confronted a conflict that led to a fatal outcome. Neighbors describe a tense exchange as parties argued near a doorway, culminating in a sudden collapse and death. Police are reviewing statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berets
Gilbert
Mark Gous
Mendes
Prairie region confronts fires thefts and trials in rapid cross section
A scattered South Dakota front page details a destroyed barn near Pt Yolen amid arson fears and a manhunt for a shooter in Huron, plus a Labor Day style convention in Pierre. Reports cover cattle shipments, a fatal rail accident, and a murder case of Sioux Falls officer Hawley. Fire losses, political aspirations, and local improvements thread through the notices with multiple towns named.
Signs Of En Sandty Shows And A Murder Trial
Fragmented text describes fears, a will, and a murder near Spearfish, mentioning Hayes, Bro t Satelleteon, and a court case. It references capital punishment, a jury verdict, and Supreme Court implications with uncertain names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Charles Uibaoe
Spearfish
Amy Simmons Heads Banditon WT Institute Group
The article lists Mrs Amy Simmons of Banditon as chosen president amid a crowded slate. Other officers include secretary and treasurer positions filled by listed members with several names appearing across the document. The event reflects election of leadership for the organization with names such as Mee Ldndatial and Yank and Leeted noted in the roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Simmons
Banditon
President Taft Addresses Nation From Washington Speech
President Taft spoke on economic reform at Washington focusing on central banking and railroad control. He praised Senator Aldrich while warning against sectional conflict, detailing plan dangers and the need for coordinated national financial policy.
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Wiriidhy
United States
gevHioy
Boron
Alfaap
Mostua
New York
Atfesuand Coadas
Amet Finencial
Jmutiies
Hnoy
Borh
Winlety
Aldrich
Taft on National Problems and Economic Outlook
President Taft urges a monetary reform free from Wall Street and political manipulation, warning of a leaky financial system while predicting a new era of prosperity. Cincinnati physician fatally shoots burglar, identified as John Scott from Frankfort., One dead two missing in Pittsburg Hotel Cella crash as storage wall collapses., Infantile paralysis cases rise with seven new infections and two deaths in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Cella
Pittsburg
Wana
St. Paul
Women’s kidneys source of most sickness claim
Mrs Rebecca Mack of Columbus Ohio writes that Toan’s Kidney Pills cured her kidney troubles after constant back pain irregular secretions and nervous weakness. She reports prompt relief from Dean’s Kidney Pills with continued use. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Mack
Rich Street
Columbus
Ohio
Toan
Dean
Pius
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Why Bread Is Dear in a National Warning by James J. Hill
In Outing James J. Hill warns of dwindling vir gin wheat land and falling yields while population rises. He compares U S farm returns of seven billion dollars to forests earning 1.25 million, urging immediate agricultural method improvements to avoid a national disaster. England took fifty years to raise yields. he presses for rapid, rational farming gains now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
England
United States
Wasted Endeavor and Czar Nicholas Visit Costs
A humorous exchange in a Chicago Tribune clipping shows Uncle Zeb lamenting a college graduate's use of four years. The piece notes England paid 565000 to host Czar Nicholas in London in 1844, with 60000 spent on Buckingham Palace redecorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeb
Uncle Zeb
Chicago Tribune
England
Czar Nicholas
London
Buckingham Palace
Coffee's Weight on Old Age Prominent Men Testify
A North Carolina public schools superintendent shares his mother’s long battle with heart trouble and stomach issues linked to constant coffee use. After switching to Postum at a merchant’s suggestion, the family saw marked health improvements including fewer headaches and better overall condition. The account supports Postum as a healthier alternative and notes the author’s own family benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
North Carolina
Wellville
Rene
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Elie Hope
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Ray Yen
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George Hurd
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Cutler
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Joe Hadsell
Cedar Rapids
Chris Ulmer
Hutchinson County
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Mitchell
Fairpoint
J. W. Bobier
Rapid City
Miranda
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Frankfort
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