Express Messenger Robbed and Safe Taken in Alaska Saloon Heist
An Alaska saloon in Anaconda Montana was robbed early today as burglars forced entry, hoisted a 300-pound safe onto an express wagon, and drove to the city limits where it was broken open. Separate incidents report two men robbing a Georgia Central express car near Macon of 350 dollars, while a Brighton bank saw thieves dynamite a safe and steal 4000 dollars covered by insurance. Also included is Bryan's reply to critics, denying plans for another presidential run and reaffirming support for democratic principles.
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Anaconda
Mont
Alaska
Messenger
Macon
Georgia Central
Hauke
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Mass
Decapitation in New Mexico and other April incidents
The bulletin reports Thomas Ketchum known as Black Jack the train robber was executed in Clayton New Mexico after a rope broke the fall led to his death. It notes the August 1899 Folsom train robbery victims and Ketchum's notoriety in the southwest. Fresh flames erupt in Frankfort wreckage with many injured and still missing. In Chicago the wounded officer Messenger dies after a shooting by Hughteling. Chinese soldiers reappear near the great wall prompting international representations.
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New Mexico
Clayton
N. M
Thomas Ketchum
Black Jack
Ketchum
Southwest
Folsom
Frankfort
Moon
Chinese Edicts Shape Rising Pressure on Foreign Powers
April 26 dispatch from Pekin reports the empress dowager appoints a national administration board, including cabinet members and princes, easing foreign ministers' dealings. Notices in China call for patriotic Chinamen to rise on May 15 and expel all foreigners, signaling rising anti foreign sentiment.
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Washington
State Department
Charte Squires
Pekin Toda
Lian Fa
Prince Ching
Prince Kung
Pekin
China
Porches, Women and a Disputed Trial Report
A fragmented clipping recounts a racial bias inquiry described as a “porch-climbers” case. It notes a 400 dollar restitution claim and mentions Judge Colman and Senator Moraker amid an investigation into discriminatory practices in a community.
Two Speakers Remaining for Get-Together Duty Dinner
New York April 26. News notes that Mayor William J. Gaynor will miss the Get-Together Duty dinner. Principal speaker Herron withdraws, leaving Benest Croety and Bewin Mark hon as the remaining speakers. Rumors say Dry Hillis may affect Plymouth Church membership, with ongoing controversy and potential severs.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
Herron
Croety
Bewin Markhon
Lin
Plymouth Churc
Parker Comments On King Edward Referent Sparks Debate
Dr Parker caused surprise by mentioning King Edward in a Vienal union setting. He praised Queen Victoria and prayed for her, while condemning actions against Roman Catholics and stressing loyalty to the empire’s sovereign without supporting church headship.
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Shires
Vienal Union
Parker
Beiying
Edward
Victoria
Valker
Minister Conger to Stay Briefly in City Before Homeward Move
Minister Conger said he would remain in the city until tomorrow morning and then leave for his home in near, Ja. After sixty days of absence to China, plans to depart are uncertain. The Indianapolis and Martireville railroad project was incorporated, with $600,000 budget to build a road from here to Martireville. The renewed push for a railroad between here and Hudson is noted. The old lake captain Tous, about 60 years old, dies. he was a well known vessel captain on the lakes.
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Conger
Nea
China
Wits To Kine
Indianapolis
Indianapolis and Martirevillerie
Martireville Ciety
Charles F. Stolth
San Eleetrly
Here
Hloumngtan
Frouner Lake
Ventwat
Deal
Tous
Sues for a share of the estate in Wisconsin
A plaintiff from Wisconsin sues for a share of an estate, naming Aullet Guidies Schronrock of Bath and New York figures as heirs. The case seeks property and expenses linked to the estate administered by guardians and executors in Indianapolis and New York, reflecting a contentious bequest dispute.
Troublesome Six Miles of Road In Noble Court Case
In April in Noble e Thtler, special nyinter of the Tuite Rites court, Port Verre Haut at Cayhen faces a complex matter with Porter Skinner and others. The case involves a six mile road, a sale valued around 330,000, and multiple filings. Crawford holds a stake, with special master noting delays and post-sale actions affecting distribution and ownership.
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Liydanapolis
Noble E Thtler
Tuite
Cayhen
Xestredty
Skinner
Lind Las Elven
Lins Neen
St. Flewis
Pasients
Crawford
Avai
Inde
Crasford
KILLED MISTRESS NOW JOINS FIRST WIFE
Fragmentary copy reports a man reuniting with his wife after a killing linked to a mistress. The tale notes movement between cities, with references to O Breen and Mrs Hale, amid a melodramatic feud. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Cuba United States discuss policies on eye island relations
Report on a wartime style conference where Secretary Root and Cuban delegates debated acceptable wording for a constitutional pact. The exchange focused on what counts as substantial agreement and what Congress might approve, with both sides seeking a durable understanding.
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Eye Island
MeKhutey Swiee
United States
Cuba
Deletaran
Houor
Hair-Cutting Feud Sparks Student Clash and Suspensions
Report from Canton area details a violent campus dispute between rival groups described as saple mares and freshmen ending in threats of suspensions and possible hostages. Alleged incidents include grooming violence and a banquet retaliation plot tied to a prior clipping episode. Names and dates appear fragmented in the damaged text.
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Arline
George
Maleolub
Frestionn
Hs Leilene
Sapomores
Tin Soplumare Staaker
Coon
Sephomeres
World Championship Show Ends in Local Controversy
In April, Yap Nation grapples with governance and venue issues as the world crown event nears. Key figures Tanner and Whit attend, while supporters push for the match to proceed despite financial constraints and scheduling disputes.
Experiments in Modern Training Reported in Fractured Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe experiments in training methods, mentioning individuals and locations with unclear syntax. The text references agricultural contexts, sugar beet sowing, wheat, and seeds, with dates and minor quantities, but content is largely incoherent and exploratory.
FATAL FIRE AT PITTSBURG AND COLLAPSE OF ELEVATOR
The report describes a deadly fire at Pittsburgh. A worker named Walker Williams & Co furniture dealer is mentioned among casualties as the elevator collapses. Several people are saved by clinging to window sills during the blaze with no further specifics.
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Senos
Ape
Baldins
Tenn Ave
Walker Willams & Go
FurniTire
Bass
We Taylan
Chicago
Wazeaniever
Britiun
Sunney
New York
Satan
Shalmma
Statesman Babcock Takes a Wife
New York announces the marriage of J. W. Babcock to Mrs. Babrock at the home of Mrs. Fred A. Watkins in White Plains. Attended by few, the couple will sail tomorrow for Napier. China censorship policy and harsh penalties are noted in the surrounding discussion.
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New York
Conuresshay
J. W. Babcock Ruddins
Fred A. Watkins
Babrock
Napier
Trial of Callahan Kidnapping Scene Earlier Testimony
In the Eddie Cudahy Jr. kidnapping case James Callahan's trial features key identifications. Munshaw places Crowe at his Marose Hill area home and notes a prior visit about a house rental. Wittum identifies Callahan as the man who passed by his home the day before the kidnapping.
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Tmnada
James Callahan
Eddie Cudahy, Jr
B. K. Mnnshaw
Marose Hill
Crowe
Schneiderwildh
Munshaw
George Wittum
Callahen
Terrific storm hits northern Arkansas rail line
A hail storm in northern Arkansas disabled six trestles and four miles of the St. Louis and Northern Arkansas railroad. Wire and rail links to Eureks Springs and points east were severed. Reports described great destruction and widespread disruption across the area.
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Little Rock
Ark
Setigman
Northern
Arkansas
St. Louis & Northern Arkansas
Eureks Springs
Garnishee Bill Passes Illinois House
The Illinois House approved the garnishee bill filed by the Judiciary committee. It limits exempt wages to one week and requires payment of exempted wages to the defendant. advance notice for garnishment is required. costs may be shifted to the plaintiff when exemptions fail to cover them. The measure also includes provisions on court costs and the handling of excess payments.
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Judieey Committee
Dusen Thakin
Senate
House
Hilt Aviline
Chicago
General Ludlow Returning Home From Manila
Brig. Gen. Ludlow, from Manila, will sail on the first transport home due to illness. An attack of the grip has developed into a dangerous case of tuberculosis.
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Ludlow
Manila
United States
No truth to report of attack on King Charles
Bucharest reports April 26 that there was no attempt on King Charles life. Officials deny the claim and state the king is safe. The rumor prompted brief public concern but authorities assure no danger or plot exists.
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King Charles
Bucharest
Young Hay Gives Up His Consulate
Nashington April 26 Albert Hay son of the secretary of state has resigned his position as consul general at Pretoria to take effect tomorrow The successor is not yet selected
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Nashington
Albert Hay
Pretoria
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D. Hughteling
Harrison Street
County Joult Hospital
Great Wall
Siva
Beuna Park
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Iforda
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Spel
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Moraker
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Chita
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Perett
Lula Powis
Niles
Stualiig
Buell Vhyougin
Biaiwington
Wis
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Vath
Trante
Terraterneys
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Menly Gridbiy Bell
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Vane Saute
Graltey Ful
Panne
Henry
Uy M. We
Thane
Peru
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Alan SH
Michael Teirmin
Hale
Root
Taranaly Biesent
Moe
Assisigne Seeleniy
Wood
Geletal
Wits Haile
Rearsen
Habsana
Cubs
Tekinlew
Adel
Mario Son
McKinsey
Saxon
Kinley Sr
Th Saxton
Canton Evening Depositer
Mtapapylie
Duril
Jyvatier
Sexton
Winnipes
Mari
Kat Vorture
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Fook
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Pittsburg
Public Treasury
Washington Star
Indianapolis Press
Statesman
Babcock
Wisconsin
Pat Crowe
Callahan
Cincinnari
Ewe Ibis
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Uesht
Troetlons
Vanevilte
Horties
Paudueale
Illinois
Young Hay
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