Bank Burglar Shot Dead In Front Of First National Bank
A bank robbery near the First National Bank ended with one burglar killed by a citizen and others escaping. The wounded suspect Willoughby and the unidentified robber were forced to drop their weapon, while bystanders and officials pieced together the chaotic scene. The incident disrupted the street and drew police attention across the town.
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New York
Ohio
Rock Island
Lawrence County
Pacite
Womern
Central
Henry Willoughby
First National Bank
Hen
Heather
Wabash
SN Funiade
Burelare Mas
Anton
Willoughby
Shamrock Texas
Pacific
Weymouth
Lloyi
Oundry
Shamrock Ht
O'S
Ill Fated Challenger and Lipton's Struggle at Sea
Reports detail Sir Thomas Lipton’s ill fated Shamrock trials after a steel eyepiece flaw caused the mast to collapse during Weymouth racing. One crewman drowned, Lipton narrowly escaped, and designers may replace the mast while Lipton awaits guidance from Fife.
Gazrre Advertisement Advice Promises Big Trade Returns
The text urges advertisers that strong trade comes from ads. It promises high returns for little cost and frames the Gazrre as the vehicle to achieve market reach and enhanced business. The tone is promotional, stressing affordability and effectiveness.
Germans Angry Again Over US Naval Visit To Europe
Berlin reports bitter German press reaction to orders for the American European squadron to Marseilles for a demonstration in honor of President Loubet. The Kaiser's Kiel invitation refusal is cited as cause, with officials noting the voyage aims to welcome Admiral Cotton and avoid misunderstandings while signaling a hard lesson to those seeking entente with the United States. The Washington reply defends the voyage as a salute to President Loubet amid German pique.
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Berlin
Drastle
Mediterraean
Marseilles
Fane
Loubet
United States
Kiel
Germany
Washington
Auiadion
France
William
Detment
Warsden
Looting ring in Missouri swindlers on the run
In St Louis on April 18 Lieutenant Governor Lee remains missing as indictments loom over four state senators in a bribery scandal tied to a spree of boodling. Rumors say he distributed alleged bribes to senators two years ago during a lacing party at Laclede Hotel and a secretive senate coalition may turn state’s evidence. The Cole County grand jury is due to report and indictments are expected.
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Ually Pasters Express
Thomas Lipton
Str 'Thoma
Thomas
Brotherinign
Weinge
Fife
Collie
Toahin
Erin
Ratsey
Abe
Sandy Hook
St. Loua
Overnor Lee
Oun
St. Ous
Lew
Kan- 1
Chicago
St. 1
Roadhouse
Ily
Missouri
Laclede Hotel
House of Delegates
Jesus Tetmann
Senate
Smith and Sullivan
Lee
Cole County
Grand. Jury
Labor delegates critique American labor conditions report
A lengthy report from labor delegates touring the United States criticizes treatment of workers abroad and in American shops. It notes reforms and education in America, praises hospitality, and warns of social tensions while urging industry improvements and international cooperation.
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Financial and Comm
Norfolk
Luckenback
Babine Pass
Philadelphia
Tts
Fabre
Marselles
Poli Nees
Adama
Adame
Keng
Sev Tral
Hla Ity
Tee
Grenoble
Grande Chartreuse
Buffalo
Samuel J. ‘Welch
Odell
The
Buffalo Club
W. C. Warren
Governor's
Tis Araft
Sharp's
Ruggles
Broad St
Ruggists
E. W. Grove
Durkin
C. F
Carlisle
L'zte
Rochester Distiling Co
Alice
Sma
Nagara
Niagara Falls
Sweden
Moppat
Main
West End
S.J. Freeman
N. Main St
Pittston
Gibson's
Guckenheimer
Moses
Rogers Couch
Freed Bros, Jewelers
Butler
Sir Thomas
Orderes
Tpek
Albania
Ners
tpionship_markawien
America
Moseley Commission
Tondos
Ccuminion
Bateworiogmen
Ahe
Atvericans
Mer Moteley
Ita
Themia Economia
D.C. Cummings
Cummings
Tome
White House
Steadman
Beuthers
Old County
England
Aalbany
Morgan
Majoris
Frank AE Bates
H. G. Shupp
W. Market St
Wilkesbarre
Bost
Brennan & Roberts
Murphy & Joyce
Vik
Drvy
Ailsbury's
William Drury
People's Store
South Main St
Gvens Bros
Evans Bros
Vans Bros
Main St. Pittston
Llboarpenter
Main Bt
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