Pullman Sleeping Car Rates Spark Public Complaint
A report from the Renwick Times outlines a public complaint about Pullman sleeping car rates. It notes that lower berths are favored for comfort and price, while upper berths often cost more, with Mr. George Pru noting the pricing disparity across routes from St Paul to Superior.
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Itevistale
Vormmeree Commission
Pullman ‘Company
George Pru
Newvars
Ness Companies
St Pati
Minn
Wis
Incomplete OCR Draft on Supreme Court Case Motives
Fragmentary text references a Supreme Court matter involving a May combination of firms and alleged conspiracies. It mentions Waters Piston Ol and Bilcompusy with charged actions and hints at a ruling about controlling trade and preventing competition. Names and details are garbled.
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Mirwoel
Lake Adiey
Supreme Court- Hoan
Indictments Return in Grand Jury Case Toward Jewels Theft
The grand jury returns indictments in a complex case involving alleged jewel thefts valued in the thousands of dollars. Names such as T'Rawari Baeck appear alongside references to Maiden Lane firms and the United States Jewelry Alliance. Reports mention a related investigation, widespread union interference on railroads, and market activity in cattle and stock prices. A tornado in Oklahoma causes structural damage with no casualties. Former President McKinley is referenced in a distant note from history.
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T'Rawari Baeck
New
Maldon Lane
United States
Train Crash Over 1110M at West Gleale Detail
A bloody accident occurred early Wednesday near West Gleale as a train was derailed at a trestle over a river. Witnesses report fatalities and injuries as emergency teams respond and investigate possible causes.
trolley crossing safety report notes delays and crew actions
A nineteenth century style report describes a near collision at a trolley crossing. The electric car and its crew, including conductors and malormen, faced a straitened moment but prevented any fatalities. Authorities are credited with preventing a disaster and maintaining order at the crossing with the axman and station personnel in position.
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Colt
Rome
Corfy Couple Secluded After Swell Party Weekend
An informal account describes William Be Corey and his bride Malelle Gilman lingering at a village near Darin after a gala, with a Paris like scene, requests for hotel rooms in Wilconsin and New York, and a sense of quiet scandal among guests and staff.
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Corey
Malelle Gilman
Chateau Villeconsin
New York
Summers bouts herald first appearance at City venue
The report notes Summers Borie and Summers of New York and Toby Summers of Tangapd fighting in a round, with reference to a late schedule and an upcoming appearance by Summers at the Hing event in Siatimy HY. It mentions a Mayet at Siowey, potential show dates in Sidex City, and Mandelsonn retail ties with stores in New York Providence and Jes Jo.
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Orpiy Summers Borie
Romms
Marphe
Cat New
Siowey
Sidex City
Cncoln
Soseeadine Tat Wenyer Py
Memflolidin Motte Company
Mandelsonn Myekeemma Havin
New Fork
Jes Jo
Providence
Uinle
Fire destroys Ohio River transfer steamer near Huntington
A transfer steamer named Huntington caught fire and burned near the edge of the Ohio River at Huntington, Ohio, early Wednesday. The loss amount was reported as 929.090, with crews scrambling to contain the blaze and salvage operations underway.
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Ontp
Chevalier
Huntington Ware
Hanlington
Michael Juxnt
Divercy and Divorce Debate Shakes Presbyterian Church
A garbled report describes a Presbyterian general committee on marriage and divorce, criticizing lenient standards and urging strict accountability for ministers. It cites Rev Charles Dickey in Philadelphia and references President Corey and U S Steel as context for a broader church moral debate.
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Norrie
Presbyterian General
Ingie Tadleal
Mareniblhn
Charles, Dickey
Philadel Ania
Comrlites
Corey
United States Steel Cornovation
Ann- Corey
Ognededallan
Qubll
Eversihing
Investigation reveals misuse of funds in state furniture contracts
A dated inquiry report details expenditures totaling 99,000,000 for furnishings with advance payments of 445,000 and 225,000. It notes altered public records after weekly counts and questions about delivery timing and contracting practices. The Auditors’ report is to be released at the Capitol on May 31.
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Nui
Lenneyivants
Expitol — Investisntl Commission
Theuera
Capitol
Audhiors
Yale
Wymeet
Atteles
Mitual Telephone Company
Therger
Tlawkeya Telephone Company
Peery
Judge Hangs 15 Not Guilty In Murders Case
Jury in the James Marae Tandington murder trial found 15 defendants not guilty after testimony alleging involvement by Bargi and Callahan in the Cockritl killings near Jackson on June 21, 1904. Witnesses linked D. Cuxiendi and others with the shooting, but the verdict absolved the defendants.
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James Marae
Tandington
Thomaz Cocketll
Cockritl
Jackson
Snogt Cockrill
Dribe D. Cuxiendi
B. Marnaieyall
Phootings
Ot Jett
Welling
Marcum
Was
Unie Dhe
Strikes and plagues shadow a hurried news day
A jumble of reports outlines a miners strike near Denver and coworker clashes on a Lehigh freight line in New York. Plague updates from Honolulu and Havana describe new cases amid public health concerns. Meanwhile a pair of violent incidents in Wisconsin and Indiana are briefly noted, with scattered local economy mentions and a canal inquiry in Nova Scotia.
Hawkeye State News Outlines Perry Mystery Case
Report from Perry details a medical and alleged spiritual case involving Miss Van Gilder. Physicians report mental and physical influence underlying her condition as authorities and local clergy discuss therapy and faith, with Miss Van Gilder expressing happiness and belief in a divine revelation received.
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Gillitz
Perry
Taas
Supmarine Court
Tat
Mies van
Giliter
Perry Io
Wingheim
Heaven
Hell
Miss van Gilder
Des Moines Editor Reflects On Death By Action
An editorial note from the Des Moines Register discusses the death of Hughes, once a Salt Lake City figure, attributed to self defense claims. The piece mentions long despondency, concerns from friends, and a legal defense plea.
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Des Moines
Cormmita
Ansocate
FLG
Horehead
Rouse
Catia
the Register
Ay Eemler
Thomas D. Hughen
Mulien O Brinton
Ralf Pests Weinentay
Salt Lake City
Hughes Wir
Hughes
Love Rekindled as Kinny and Miss Richman Wed
Mary Hichinen widow of Dr Richman and Irving B Richman ex consul general witnessed the marriage of John T Kinny of Kastan to Mrs Ilabey Richman. The couple revived a youthful romance after a year of delay and celebrated the wedding on Wednesday in Musenting.
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John T Kinny
Kastan
Jonaire Nesocite
Amirian
New Municipal Plan Debate Sparks City Election
In Des Moines the Mayoral push for a new municipal government plan triggers a city election set for June 20. Advocates and opponents mobilize amid a rising stock of railroad and telephone interests. A separate incident recounts a baby’s fall from a chair and a house fire caused by a hot stove. Numerous local crimes and swindle reports appear, including a suspect named Betley and an alleged Alabama scheme. Authorities warn of ongoing investigations and community tensions as the election date approaches.
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Titer Tes Molnes Fighd
Bayer Ges
W. Mattern
Drs. Motnne
Wylery
Traud
Notable Holdup Incident Recalls Levi Crowe’s Alleged Companions
Fragmentary report recounts a hold up near a river bridge where three of four men allegedly involved fled after stealing about $50. They were later marched to a cave and subjected to questioning while one accomplice, Lou ity rdwe, is noted in the rough account.
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Levi Growe
Man Hangs Self After Abduction Attempt, Iowa Barn Tragedy
Cedar Rapids police report a man identified as Walter Stutzak hanged himself from a barn rafter after being pursued by hunting forces and found by his mother at her home. The despondent man allegedly could not escape a troubled wedding habit. A witching strap used in the act broke, and investigators say he left a warning for young men and women.
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Walte
Ward Stuzak
Hoy
Bia
Mia Hed
Habicn
Baimsaie
Murder Theory Advances In Clinton Shooting Case
A misread Clinton murder case letter claims Geoffrey Leslie planned the alleged shooting Friday night. The message, sent to his father, suggests ongoing family quarrels and a potential motive. Authorities obtained the letter for review. no definitive conclusion yet.
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Clinton
Georey Lesiie
Sat
Cilntan
Trance of Jong Woman Sparks Town Court Debate
A young woman from Lowca, identified as Van Gildar, reportedly fell mute after an unnamed incident. The case, heard in the Noor court, saw testimony about mental illness and a substitutionary treatment proposed by a local minister using a medical device.
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Righ
Nudie
Iowa shippers press for rate acts at Des Moines
Unclear text shows debates over establishing rates under new law at Des Moines. Shippers and their lawyers demand firm rate concessions while committees and officials struggle to reach an accord amid procedural delays and trying to open negotiations.
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Des Viole
Sion
Gaul
Would-Be Suicide Attempt Reported in Local Incident
A man named Moss, returning from Council Bluffs, attempted to end his life by ingesting poison at a drugstore. He stated he intended to kill rats and died after being discovered with the substance.
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Wilkin
Moss
Council Bluffs
Debunve to wed Ara Hopking at Wales hotel
A ceremonial wedding tied Tad Water and Ming Nelle Leroy as Ayermaine's alderman and Wales hotel manager married in a courtly manner. The event linked Water-Judee Bronson with the Wislelet house ceremony, marking a notable alliance in the community.
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Tad Water
Ayermaine
Debunve
Ara Hopking
Lege
Wales Hotel
Ming Nelle Leroy
Woltrins
Tee Water
Judee Bronson
Wislelet
Fire damages and disciplinary actions at local facility
A chaotic report describes a reception at GL Rantross for rotating plank type junk. It mentions John Nicholls and a fire on a reservation affecting a family, with a child injuried by eye exposure. Marshalltown officials were involved with a payout for a medical crate and an inspector overseeing the case.
STATE TOURNAMENT BEGINS WITH FIREMEN EVENTS IN IOWA
The 1947 Iowa Firemen's State Association tournament unfolds in Sioux City with races for amateur hose crews and relay events. Highlights include multiple prize tiers, a grand parade, and performances by local acts as teams compete across two days, drawing visitors from surrounding towns.
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Hook
Tedder Thee
Sret
Pete
Senartoan
Pyle
Omen Aries
Necom
Sirize
Arat Prise
Econd
Mea
Megala
Arery
Mujal
Jaecibee
Amd
Larga
Tarstroby
Sioux Uity
Reri'a
Hand
Sour City
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