Global briefs mix revolts and trials in early reports
A Paris sourced note predicts a republic in Portugal amid unrest. Idaho jurors fail to agree in the Steve Adams murder case, eight to acquit, four to convict, and are discharged after 24 hours. News spans finance, art, science, disasters, politics, crime, and notable deaths.
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Batruth
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Tex
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St. Louis
Charles W. Wiley
Minneapolis
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Twin Cities
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Cuba
Provisional Government
John Hartley
Japan
Harry Thaw
M. Chotchglovitoff
Duma
A. C. Smith
Schmidt Bros. Trunk Company
Oshkosh
Wis
Bank Robbery in Bloomington Leaves $1500 in Silver Behind
Two masked men robbed the State bank at Clinton of 2200 in coin just before five. They forced entry, locked cashiers and a bookkeeper in the vault, then fled to the Hotel Henson. Police arrived as they escaped through a window, taking 760 in gold and leaving 1500 in silver. Bank officials and Parker then freed the imprisoned workers.
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McKinney
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Oceana
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American Federation of Labor
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John C. Stevenson
Bloomington
Til
Adlai Stevenson
Prince George
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Crete
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Passy
France
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Iowa
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Kulp
William Jennings Bryan
Dick Fowler
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Mississippi River
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Philadelphia
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New York
William Astor Chanler
Evelyn Ramadka
Milwaukee
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Beverly
Kings County Grand Jury
Borough Bank of Brooklyn
Howard Maxwell
Arthur D. Campbell
William Gow
Westinghouse Machine
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Companies
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Thomas Zuver
Titusville
Maggie Sawyer
South Mills
N.C
Edmund Daily
John Hall
Hall
Percy Zimmerman
Eastern Minors Normal School
Buchanan County
Independence
Guthrie
Okla
Ill
Clinton
Murphy
Argo
Jum Young
Henson
Charles Parker
Parker
Arabs Launch Ferocious Attack at Maghnia Algeria
Ten thousand Benis Nassen tribesmen struck the French camp at Maghnia on Sunday and were repulsed with 1 200 killed. French casualties numbered eight. Arabs regrouped and renewed fighting Monday, cannons booming as clashes extended.
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Maghnia
Algeria
Insane man runs amuck in Alamosa
Basilio Rodriguez, a 2nd government reserve agent from Espanola New Mexico, set fire to the Palace hotel and stabbed Co B Anderson of Coldwater Michigan to death. He assaulted four others and tried to kill City Marshal John Baumsher before the marshal shot and killed him. Authorities deem him insane.
Prefers Death to Prison: Louis Straus Kills Self Amid Arrest
Louis Straus senior partner of Louis Straus & Co. took poison to die after detectives came to arrest him on a forged bill of lading fraud involving about $5,000. The act occurred Monday night at his home in New York.
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New York
Louis Straus
Louis Straus & Co
Straus
Aged merchant murdered in Kansas City store
Edward Landa, 77, longtime clothes shopkeeper at 1107 East Eighteenth street, Kansas City, was killed Monday night by a negro who entered the store, struck him with a coupling pin, then robbed the shop and fled.
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Kansas City
Edward Landaman
East Eighteenth Street
Jered
Major M Gilleas Dies Sudden in Los Angeles
Private dispatch from Los Angeles announces the death of Maj. M. Gilleas a well known figure in railroad circles across the south and west. He formerly resided in Memphis Tennessee.
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Memphis
Tenn
Los Angeles
Cal
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Maj. Gilleas
Essentials Highlight Health Claims for World Famous Laxative
One of the essentials of happy homes is information on health, happiness, and reliable products. The article praises an ethical remedy Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a valued family laxative approved by physicians and widely trusted, urging buyers to purchase the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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