Prison Outbreak Sparks Gunfire and Deaths at State Prison
Charles Vincent and Thomas Welsh, two convicts, attempt escape at the state prison. Vincent is killed by a keeper’s shot after a clash that injures another keeper. Welsh wounded while fleeing as guards fend off the breakout. Reports tie other violence to the escape era, with pursuit and gunfire across the grounds. In a related note a gun battle near Franklin saw the death of a noted outlaw connected to bank crimes. Local political turmoil followed as a Democratic county convention nominating choices were decided with no congressional selection.
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Sing Biro
Charles Vincent
Thomas Welsh
Vincent
Conrics Welch
Welch
Peel
Post
Beemick
Penn
Welsh
TENNESSEE'S WAR AND COAL CREEK UNREST
A report on labor conflict at Coal Creek Tennessee ties Labor Commissioner Ball and Assistant Mine Inspector War to fugitives led by Bud Lindsay. It notes attacks near Clinton and Coal Creek, arrests of leaders like Erish and Hatmaker, and a confrontation between Captain Ledgerwell and Joseph Goodman. The piece references military involvement and public calls to end the labor violence.
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Ball
Bud Lindsay
Terns
Clinton
Coal Creek
Jim Hatmaker
John Hatwaker
Silver Springs
Kentucky
Hiescher
Erish
Conlreek
Sherif Hall
Uiberal Carnes
Atcaaia
Cargel
Uisers
Ole
Prd
Alleman
Conteis
Briceville
Lindsasi
bin Voletnn
Lin
Captain Ledgerwell
Joseph Goodman
Thin City
Goddman
Fractured notes of labor unrest and accidents
Disjointed dispatches describe strikes by Western New York and Pennsylvania rail workers and switchmen amid tensions with authorities. Reports mention arrests of union leaders, threats to freight handling, and talks of troop deployment, alongside a railroad accident in Pennsylvania injuring a fireman and a derailed engine.
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Alia
Alo
Pennsylvania and Northwestern
Lloydsville
John Trecoey
Marion Garland
Harsner
Jurney
Eut
Garland
World’s Fair notes feature creole cuisine and prints
A creole kitchen will be a striking exhibit at Louisiana’s World’s Fair display. The Minnesota building will showcase the old Six Dewepaper printing press from 1849 and Nevada County miners plan displays. The note mentions Vienna’s Schrarai Quartet, Indian exhibits, and efforts to attract newspaper interest to show journalism’s growth. A giant cactus specimen is sought for horticulture, with shipments planned from the desert Southeast California region.
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Louisana
Minnesota
Miners’ Association
Nevada County
California
le Arrangifue
Vienna
Schrarai
Old Vienna
Chivac
Profesor
Hailman
Oacentes of the
Int Rana
Chicago
Sunday Union of England
Ameri
Pittsburg
Fusiadelphia
New Vania
York
Liverpool
United States Geological Survey
Borden Murder Case Opens With Preliminary Hearing
Mrs Lisele A. Borden arrived from Tranton jail for a 3 PM preliminary hearing on murder charges. A large crowd attended as two witnesses testified and the case was adjourned to Thursday. Government officials deny any delay, citing strategy and possible new evidence in the trial’s early stage.
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Fall River
Mas
Lisele A. Borden
Tranton
Borden
Professor Wood
Wood
Mies Borden
Japanese fatalities from typhoon flood and earthquake reported
The Gaelic reports Japan disaster with typhoon two days flood and earthquake. One hundred fifty drowned, 2000 houses swept, 25000 fed by government. Okayama floods submerge 5000 houses, 100 drowned. Okayama and Okayama area quoted. other incidents include river avalanches and fires. Also obituary notes Dr J Deaver of Lancaster and a separate electrical accident in Sanitary area.
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Beormens
Evormens
Japan
Tomushima
Akoyoan
Saudalipe
Otamere
Pere
Okayama
Ambiguous voyage details of diplomats and travelers
A garbled OCR record mentions Arymtinn Rombus Uresey Per tad States of Colombia Colonel 4 H Boyd and a U S minister resident in Siam arriving in San Francisco aboard Gestie Heison en route to Minnesota home, with later notes of travel to Switzerland and a village called Joknateres Seda Lakes amid unclear dates.
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Rombus
Uresey
Pertad
Colombia
Coloniel
H. Boyd
United States
Siam
San Francisco
Iia
Mimoart
Reeuare
Switzerland
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Franklington
Bunob
Oeaew
Cain
Fang
Lapgood
Pearl River
Bunch
Sae
Hapgood
Porrell
Charles Agathay
Orstoere
Ian Ce
Buiriel
Gond
Atene
CIA
McKintey
New York
Mc Ricley
Ohio
Rational
General Clarkson
Switormeits
Burmalo
Pennsylvania
Bas
Alter Poker Orone
Sweeney
Switchmen’s
Josph Heimerle
Bufalo Lodge No
Switchmen’ Mutual Aid Association
Heimerie
Arme
Tron Hall
Apolis
Supreme Justice
Somerby
Supreme Accountent
Ker
Maine
Supreme Accountant
Waller
Somerey
New Hampshire
Mastachinnette
Connecticut
Rhode
Delaware
Nebrarka
New England
Ntine
Loxpox
Standart
Barnes Ayres
Pellera
Marines
Congress
Gor
Gloriacs
Newport
Ang
Carintian Yacht Club
ETPI
House
Commons
Luton
Offordshire
Lyon Playfair
United
Bates
Iiron
Tr Maheing
Shenango
France
Enero Nai
Ewing
Knights OF
Pythias
Kansas
Feveury Tapueard
Kannas Orry
Sunress
Canyon
Knights of Pythias
Camp Shaw
Iau
Union
Fiont
Supreme Lodge
Ita i
People’s Party
Mt Gretna
Mt Guerns
H. D. Patton
Leradephia
G. Thomas
Newee
G. H. Bector
Critici
Lomongahela River
Bantrorp
Conan di
Amos Johnson
Rbart
Tafseon
Tde
Sletowa
End Griswold
Portland
Soham
Jonday
Data End Griewold
Mrastier
Prances
Boyd
Tee Bng
Tare Colton
United Tea
Garret Q. Packer
Park Avenue
Bamcucrr
Lancaster
J. Deaver
Bock
Pennsylvania Tricounty Medical Association
Hebe Wire
Jean & Peno Avenue
Smith
Roteville
Lillte
Boeses
Neve
Apenas
Burand
Deuphin
Barriseees
Angan von Boser
Hommelstown
Hamesthe Town
Amder Haat
Huletts
Alu
Rogers
Central Ave
Wheelmen’s Meadquarters
Car
Fourth Street
C. Martin
C. M. Ulrich
West Front Street
R. J. Shaw
Eee Ey
Front Street
Harvey Doane
Sha Oe Labeters
Rete
Linde Meek Clams
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