Spies Record Trial Ties Pinkerton to Colorado Strife
Readable fragments describe a 1893 Colorado labor unrest and alleged Pinkerton agency role. The document notes a trial in Denver with jury proceedings and references to secret agents infiltrating miner groups. It mentions the Western Federation of Miners and the United Mine Workers amid labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmorrie Senedeann
Rial
Teise
Holt
Las
Minkerton
Cuipote Creek
Victor
Cotorade
Tealiad c
Denver
Soul
Western Federation of Miners Am
Mine Workers of America
Colorado Iy
Pinkjerton Ment
Federation
Friedman
Cherence Dares
Coutnter
Pidketon Agency
Weslesis
Untyped Crime Chronicle Describes Jail Suicide and Hanging
A garbled account reports a prisoner at Descu county jail planning and attempting to hang himself on a railing near a viaduct. Several bystanders witnessed the scene while authorities investigated the assault and the victim’s condition remained uncertain.
WRYENG TO BREA WIT CAPT HONLER'S RATE
The report details a chaotic inquiry into the death of Captain Honler, with mentions of heirs and a potential military academy endowment at Galesburg Illinois. Theodore Rowes comments on successors in the estate while Galeburg and Roch Ne y figures engage with probate and city officials. Attorney Bonanarte is directed to District Attorney Bass to protect interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honler
Ayes Akewi
Cipt
Hedlin Molay
Sursozal
Hie
Bnis Fear Mexyas
Honker
Khan Telatow
Unites States
Theodore Rowes
Galesburg
Galecbure
Caorse Shuruway
Roch Ne
Lint City
Geroyal Bonanarte
Atorney Bass
Boffalo
Guy Er
Unclear OCR fragment with mixed financial and crime items
Fragmentary text describes loans, rates, a July video, a murder with a butcher knife, stock market notes, and a federal grand jury charging a conspiracy case. Many garbled terms and place names render precise details uncertain.
Unclear OCR: GDL and Malibusad Trade Event
Fragmented text outlines a convoluted history involving GDL YUMPEL C and United Suites. Mentions safety, federal actions, and regulatory changes, but many names and places are garbled, yielding no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Interstate Commerce Attack on Express Companies
A damaged report notes a campaign against express companies and their practices amid alleged coercion by the Aenean Bankers Association. It cites potential effects on exchange businesses, railroads, and interstate tariffs, warning of serious harm to regular commercial operations and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ininat
Aenean Bankers Association
Ty Neler
Lanka
Lonking
Legal action seeks recovery of property in Dawes court
The case involves Miss Ball and Miss Swannock in a Cherokee allotment contest tied to a Dawes commission proceeding. Property valued at 40 006 000 dollars is at stake as the parties challenge the disposition and furniture rights amid the suit in Barthevilly district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girk
Powesivu
Istealfe
Toina Weertory
Mac Mrelyn
Mer Baibers J. Eucene
Ewanneek
Wendel
Barthevilly
Miss Ball
Mies
Poisoned Whisky Incident Leads to Fatality in Philadelphia
Fetey and David Morad of Whila Antonia traveled to Geneva MX where they drank whisky from a bottle given by T. L. Aking aboard a Wilkesbarre train. After Morad drank, he collapsed and died at a hospital within hours. He claimed to be 29 years old and said his mother lived in Reckfuri, WN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Geneva
T. L. Aking
Wilkesbarre
King
Pater Moragt
Medral
Reckfuri
Sound Asleep Since May 25 and Notable Pardon Proceedings
Fragmented report outlines Charles Clipe er avcaie losing sleep since May 25 affecting health, mentions a pardon suit against Orwil ex-senator from Carroll County for bribery linked to Senator Ry Adams. Also notes Western League baseball schedule and a 1900s delivery strike by America Eco drivers demanding extra pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clipe
Cass
Dora Meeks
Tarions
Brilore Gos. Pinay
Arkarzas
Orwil
Fiale Renator
Carrol County
Ry Adams
Granvacaty
Tisun
America Eco Company
New York
Filey
Vetra
Receiver Appointed for Marquette Life Insurance Company
A receiver has been appointed for the Marquette Life Insurance Company of Chicago. The firm reports an outstanding amount near 900 608 dollars, indicating significant liabilities and ongoing administration under court supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anzuranre Company
Nts
Marquette D:uluas Life Whuiraner Company
Chiezxo
City ice garage workers strike amid sanitation crisis
New York faces a sweeping sanitation emergency as garage and ice delivery laborers strike, halting street cleaning. Health officials warn the union action delays essential services, with up to thousands needed to remove heavy accumulations and restore normal city operations. Public health leaders plan to assign more staff if the walkout extends, while wage talks stall over permanent positions and immediate relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miliioys
Collectiiz
Stetke
Ufar
Health Department
Metlettan
Train wreck near Springaal injures several
A southbound passenger train on Price road derailed five miles south of Springaal after a tree fell on the rails in heavy rain. Several passengers were bruised, with the worst hurt Dr. 2 Weel of Fort stilt. Only a few in the diving car escaped injury as the car was the first to leave the wreck. The section was undermined by the rain, but the express and mail coaches passed safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Janes
Price Road
Sundar Et Jebnean Station
Springaal
Dr. 2 Weel
Fort Stilt
Atk
Duany
Cherat
Wean Deepinell Frack m
Fire destroys Mineral Wells bath house and several structures
A major blaze in Mineral Wells Texas destroyed the new bath house at the Palace Amusement Company site and damaged the Lithia pavilion and Wann Hotel. About thirty small frame structures were burned as flames threatened the downtown area. Estimated total loss exceeds 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
dYoorst
Tex
South
Palace Amusement Comiaury Am Sprezt
Lithia Pavilion
Gold Assayers at Mest en Missin Arrested in Heist
Five assayers were arrested Saturday at Golifield and 41500 pounds of high grade ore alleged stolen from the Little Florence mine valued at 50000 recovered. The accused are Alar Smith SL Brine C.J. Tensk Beery Lutsenbelser Prod Luteen hretzer with bonds set at 1000 each. Detective Thos J Toaz of Grand Lange investigates. A separate fatal shooting occurred when a unknown assailant killed Thomas J Toaz at his home on a hanger. His wife survived the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golifield
Wer
Little Florance
Alar Smith
SL Brine C.J. Tensk
Beery Lutsenbelser
Prod Luteenhretzer
Ral
Halsing
Ubis
Vitore Artesta
Thane
Thos
J. Toaz
Grand Lange
Bich
Auant
Longshoremen Strike Ties Up Cunard Dock
Widespread disruption as longshoremen refuse Sunday work aboard the Cunard company terminal in New York City希望 demanding higher Sunday wages. Crew threatened strike action halted ship movement at Wel hive, with layoffs noted amid labor unrest and missed shifts.
Wife Murderer Eleouronten Trucs Cornetus in Pend
The Canton wife Murderee Eleouronten Trucs Cornetus was rope lined by Gov Harris and electrocuted in the annex at the Columbus prison. The piece notes a Friday execution time and flags political shifts including a Sears related election. It also reports global unrest and a French strike with clashes and injuries in Ferrera and Ferran provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleouronten
Trucs
Cornetus
Canton
Harris
Penitentiany
Columbus
Memory of Town Bullets at Dextcoxed Operation
A 2% year old girl in Albla named Willie Winn Derby suffered critical injuries after a bullet lodged in her brain during a May night in 9595. The attacker, identified as Urglay, fled. the victim was hospitalized but improved slightly before a risky surgical attempt to remove the bullet. An X ray showed the bullet in a favorable position but removal threatened immediate death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain Openatan
Edith Darby
Willie
Winn Derby
Albla
Phszickus
Fire at Morningstar House destroys home and contents
J C Morningstar of Canada owned property in Highland Park. B N Trow and family narrowly escaped a blaze set while he rented the home. Trow awakened at 3 am, saved wife and children from upstairs, but sustained burns to his hands. The house and belongings were totally burned. police urged a thorough investigation amid public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnconcarles
Jiis
Becguse
B. N. Trow
Chidren
Dea Afeines
Bra Trow
Trow
J. C Morningstar
Canada
Gatcher
Des Moines
Hare Wier
Highland Park
Imall Ts
Runaway Girls Caught After Westward Attempt
Diane de Whitney and Oliss Doin believed about 16 weeks old were found with two male companions, Clarence Ekoy and a boy named Carroll. The group dressed in men's clothing and headed west from Burlington, returning after a brief run. Police stated the girls promised not to run away again and were restored to guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Arts
Mt. Pleasant
Burlington
Diane de Whitney
Oliss Doin
Clarence Ekoy
Carroll
Divorce Tried On Des Moines Street Sparks Scene
Judge James A. Stowe of the district court at Des Moines was assaulted by Mrs. Fd. Vaenarro when he refused to grant divorce rights on the street. The judge attempted to explain irregularities, but the woman continued loudly, drawing a crowd and forcing his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Stowe
Dys Meindy
Des Moines
Fd. Vaenarro
Bist Bes Moines
Polk County
Ti nois College Graduates Earn Honors At Carlkioge
GADD Wassood Stunneny and Emma J Cromer graduated with honors from Ti nois College. They were top students in their classes and popular among classmates. The couple, once schoolmates at Carlkioge, were united during graduation. Fort Désler heirs plan a $159,000 building grant and a $1,540,000 estate placed in trust for twenty years for the youngest direct heirs, now a boy of 875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Bonors
Tinois College
Sire
Becayne
Ysten
Gife
Fort Désler
Taomgs Snell
Bronmington
Fort Dodgers
Street Names and County Meetings Highlight Local News
Changes to street naming in Nase Street were approved by a city council special committee. County officials plan to host about 590 delegates in August for annual sessions, with new depot and rail upgrades noted in Sheldon. A dramatic fire scare near a seed shop prompted swift police and department response. An unknown man’s body was found aboard a steamboat with a note aboard маршруты routing toward Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Warden and others arrested in fishing lawsuit at Oakland
Deputy Green and H. E. Sardy with Shylle Cidar negag and four others faced a suit over fishing law violations at Oakland. Charges cited fishing during the season. fines of five pounds per fish caught. Albert Owens sued Deputy Green for thirteen thousand pounds, alleging defamation. Rumors circulated about further arrests in the early season race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Wood
Wiyyat
Green
Pepaty
S.M. ‘Green
Sioux City
H. EH. Sardy
Wa- Ferloo
Shylle C. Idarnegag
Nerest
Oakland
Charke Aguinse
Sercing
Andrew . Owens
Hert Owens
Joose Strat Stuart
Eah
Albert Owens
Tadon Hampton
Runaway frightens horses injuring Newton area residents
Mrs Disserbach and her husband, returning from George Hans’s home north of Newton, were injured when a rock island train frightened their carriage horses. Mrs Disserbach jumped free, breaking her left arm and wrist, while her husband was thrown unconscious. A nearby pastor, who has led the Lutheran church there for over a year, is described as popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diseonbarh
Newton
George Hans
W. Dissentaeh
Song woods EYTS LIFE and death by suicide in Sheldon
The report states that sixty year old Mr. Wood, despondent and in poor health, killed himself at his home by hanging with no pillow. He had abused his wife last September and recently returned from California where he spent the summer. He leaves three children, Walter Woods and Mrs. Euma Goble of Sheldon and Mrs. Dr. Miller of Sanborn, plus several relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein
Shelden
Wood
California
Wale Woods
Euma Goble
Sheldon
Dr. Miller
Sanborn
B. Th. Woods
Miles Wopfis
Henry Teats
Kansas
Burglar Caught in Store Slept Through Alarm
A suspect, Lemis, was arrested after a dawn break in Lackwead Piewitz's general store. She awoke to noises, was found in the act with groceries and dry goods stolen, and jailed on burglary charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widers
Piewitz
Sone Ue
Lemis
Quarrel Ends in Fatal Blow in Cedar Rapids Sale Rift
Joe Scotnto serving as interpreter for Philip Claddo during a horse purchase at Aden Sheriff in Cedar Rapids becomes embroiled with the sheriff. Scotnto strikes the sheriff with a brick, leaving the sheriff unconscious and likely fatally injured. Claddo and Wissstapn are jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Scotnto
Philip Claddo
Aden Sherif
Cedar Rapids
Sheriff
Claddolis
Mystery of a Death and a Court House Bottle
A garbled report notes the death of a farmer Ghauts Lovell in Tinols from an accidental head wound. It mentions a court house pole ceremony marked by a pop bottle creaking, then reports Jonhu Malculm dying in an engine crash near Anthem with scalding injuries amid a line about a grand chief’s passing and a Cedar Hapits gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ghauts Lovell
Elas
Simervisdrs
Nes Moines
Labor Strikes and Industry Rumors Across West Oregon
A translated OCR fragment describes widespread labor tension with references to Western Oregon and Wake, detailing demands, negotiations, and unions. It notes efforts to organize thousands of workers, wages discussions, and the presence of agents across continents shaping employment and production. Specific names and places are garbled but indicate a broad labor movement and potential industrial actions affecting rail and manufacturing sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerdedt
Grating Norrhwyst
Menger
Geelern Westiluttel
Oregon
Oller
X. Reuzerty
Dorthera Packie Teiwas” Company
Bane & Dane
Musbeg
Shippets’ Association
G. Choed
Ase Aviation
Nile
Canada
Freud
New York Gov Mazhis Signet on Railroads Case
The report outlines government actions and court proceedings involving New York officials and railroad interests. It notes charges, trials, and potential legal actions tied to financial rebates and securities involving major railroads, with figures like the speaker and executives connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipa
Mazhis
New York
Fisteen
Masi Et Thistetet
Kithe
State
Rom
The
Dent 7 and Company
Geclytek Iis
Ika Union
Fedee
Vion
New Jersey Court of Errors
State Finance Coun
Singrerane Vink
Micois Conti
Aileyes
Prailis
Erin
Cavina
Fellerak ci
Eharelng
Tiofe
Ted Tg
Exuht
Havin
Qideama
Aleg
Ty Pune
Phe Vtltsinsky
Far Acts
Doe
Junie J. Ll
Greil' Norplue
Mat
Povernmient
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Rock Valley Bee
Rock Velley, IA
Brow
Hayden
Spies Records
Pinkewion
Colorady
Comtesse du Mus
Sterdaughtee
Tosey
Descu
Pune
Posey
Wryeng
Brea Wit
Monsy
Bristla Hee
Walter Hard
Kisuix
Sloix
Er Styers
Top Hage
Cwbrelfs
Grand Dary
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Ulghee
Keir
al el Pato
GDL
Yumpelc
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Sal AL le Rompte
United Suites
Aewicl
Sutarney
Evan Lo Eatleet
Yenaliies
Lustallayy
Areper
Insight
Asseegor Service
aTalissmat
Diviedon
Commerce Commission
Pepirts
Justice
Tompie
Juwa
Ers Mal AN Atiack
Poisus
Tivneh
da Uutiatya
Cimile C. Stalter
Agriisk
Panera
Samay
Boone
Muhdstir
Panama
Hasebarl
Stas Cy I
Boitowhw
Vo Duly & Bt
Selva Pueblo
Des Moiner Linear
Gardage Ottiam At Mercy
Stetkling Cotte Turd
Mesten
Conant Langshoremch Atrke
Cunird Company
New Torkabroch
Keapp
Tie Krupp Germania Shighulldjos Ork
Riteters
Sears
Wisconsin
Emrico
Alfano
Havre
Italy
Ferrera
Waly
Heby
Korea
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Hawkeye State
Giris
GADD
Clinton
Ofalaly
Thestale
Pottar
Union
Calcago
St Paul
Minneapolis
Owala
Chicaca
Milwaukee
Passender
Iowa
Bo Murer
Tile Gar Warden
Wrain
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Woods Eyts
Stade
Jonhu Malculm
Anthem
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