Riot by Fanatics Ends in Multiple Fatalities in City Hall Area
In Kansas City a riot near City Hall left at least four dead and several injured among frantic crowds and pursuing police. Notable injured include a preacher known as Adam God and a police sergeant, as officers battled with fleeing demonstrators and a woman attempted to escape by boat on the Missouri River.
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National Rivers and Harbors Congress Opens in Washington
More than 2000 delegates from across the country arrived in the capital for the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. They seek federal funding for an annual waterway appropriation and to highlight the importance of waterways to national welfare. Leaders from workers and business groups pressed Congress for swift action while others urged broader cooperation on inland water transport.
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Changes in Alignment Gloucester Goes Into No License Column
Gloucester adopts no license policy as reformers gain momentum. Wille Haverhill and Salen switch to enforcement while a Lowell-Republican sweep signals broader political shifts. Lawrence remains active with the town in a wave of political change unseen for years.
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Women of Bridgeport Church Organize to Promote Unity
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Feud in Coal Sector Amid Turbulence and Election Fallout
A chaotic scene in the coal industry follows leadership shakeups and government intervention as executives resign and the sector faces shutdown risks. Rumors of turmoil and regulatory pressure ripple through New York and neighboring states, impacting workers and investors alike.
Tragedy at South Boston Station Overcharges in Grand Jury
A train crash at South Boston on November 28 killed two and injured about a dozen. Engineer Thomas W. White was held for trial on $2,900 bail by the Suffolk County grand jury. The report is filled with garbled text and remnants of political notices and figures.
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Slavery and Abduction Case Report From Wakefield Incident
A chaotic Wakefield scene ends with a muttered confession as a man assaults several women and abducts children. Police arrest the assailant after a frenzied struggle. victims sustain injuries and two girls aged 13 and younger are taken before the suspect is restrained and handed over to Cambridge House of Correction.
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National Corn Show Opens in Omaha Amid Gala and Contests
The National Corn Show opens in Omaha with ceremonies and exhibits including seed and glucose testing, drawing attendees from Washington and other states. Officials from agricultural groups, industry firms, and local media attend the opening, while discussions cover crop quality, exports, and policy impacts on farming communities.
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Battleship fleet's return and world conflict echoes
Fragmented OCR notes describe a broad return of a battleship fleet to Washington and mention international tensions, wartime patrols, and the mobilization of naval assets. The text references Meefe fest Hogsewele, various ships, and actions abroad with unclear dates, but suggests a major naval deployment and political responses.
View from the Temple Latent Power Seen in Hae
A garbled text fragment discusses hidden strength and polarity in a place or person named Hae. It references Tempe and a site with political or social undertones. The readable parts hint at power, identity, and a possible Latin framing.
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