Educated Horse Burns in Railroad Yard Tragedy
Seven men died and two injured when a New York Norfolk Express collided with a yard engine in Delaware railroad yards. Victims include Oliver Perry, Davis, McCrory, Corgoran, Wood, and Wilhelm, all listed as train crew from Philadelphia and Wilmington. Princess Trixie, an educated horse, was linked to the fatal incident.
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Dolaint
Delaware
Oliver’ Perry
Philadelphia
Davis
M’crory
Wilmington
Del
Corgoran
Delphis
Wood
Clork Davis
Whig
Yeggm en Blow Sour Lake Safe
Aprival to The Link Smir Lake, Tex. Pan. 12-Yors men used nittomyceriae to blow the Southern Pacific safe early histen ing, Securing much money and galur bie papers. The safe was temporarily in a box car pending the completion of a new depot. This is the first safe robbery in the town's history.
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Smir Lake
Tex
Pan
Southern Pacific
Painter in Critical Condition After Scaffold Fall
Report from the Southwestern states Mike Susen the painter in critical condition after a scaffold fall last Saturday morning. Doctors warn of possible complications but say recovery is possible. Wife and relatives at his bedside in hospital.
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Aeglum
Mike Susen
Othe
Lin
Young Cooper faces Carmack case under bank holiday glare
Nashville reports a packed Cooper-Sharp trial as a bank and school holiday draw crowds. Robin Cooper testifies denying prior practice with a gun, recounting meeting Governor Patterson and noting he obtained the revolver after seeing the governor. The courtroom scenes mix tension with family pride as testimony continues.
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Nashville
Tenn
EB. W. Carmack
Cooper-Sharp
Robin Cooper
Cooper
Carmack
Robin
Patterson
Fourteen Years A Texas Convict
Ex convict John Wilson recalls a life of punishment and betrayal in Texas mining camps and rail yards. He details a sister’s dispute, harsh Calvert mines, a boy who aided him then betrayed him, and a chance encounter in Shreveport as a price on his head looms. The memoir fragment ends as the tale continues on Page Three.
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John Wilson
Calvert Coal Mines
Tra
Calvert
Rusk
Shreveport
Hone
Creiit
Ted
Welcome Home Battlefleet Returns From World Cruise
The battleship fleet of the American Navy returns to Point Comfort Virginia after a 15 000 mile journey and review by President Roosevelt. The Mayflower and 16 ships including five cruisers led the march into Hampton Roads amid salutes from foreign attaches and officials. Admiral Sperry and officers were welcomed aboard as Roosevelt praised the crews of Connecticut Louisiana Georgia and Wisconsin.
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Point Comfort
Yennani
United States
Ughor
Hampton Ronda
Hampton Roads
Connecticut
Washington
Admiral Sperry
Enpuing
Roosevelt
Lautelina
Georgia
Wisconsin
Insane Man's Ruse Almost Pins Sheriff in Kidnapping Case
Sheriff B. Davis of Joffe Davis county tried to transfer a wandering, insane man to a private asylum after a sister’s directive. The man feigned sanity to gain leverage, briefly appearing to jail the sheriff before full identity revealed, leading to admission to an asylum in St. Louis.
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B. Davis
Joffe Davis County
Davis
Teflavis
Rioting in Oniata Neb Ends With Multiple Injuries
At Oniata Nebraska February 2 a riot in the Greek quarter left five gunshot casualties and many assaulted as missiles missed their targets. About 15 more people suffered injuries, several shops were wrecked, and property losses are estimated uncertainly. Authorities planned to muster forces to protect workers and prevent further trouble in the packing districts.
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Oniata
Neb
South Qhauha
Jesahan
Dhe Rigtht
First Train to Chapin Operated Today
Bill Punne reports progress on the railroad construction with Will TL Dine Mab of the San Antonio and Rio Granite Valley road in the city. The first train to Chapin was operated today and signals improving.
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Will TL. Dine
San Antonio & Rio Granite
Vallroad
Chapin
Indicted farmers linked to Decatur murder case
The report states four farmers Bass Sutton Bo Siyllon Charis Sutton and George Millett were indicted on murder related charges tied to a Decatur fatality. Evidence includes bullet holes and brood chits found in a farmer’s cabin and fields plowed in searches. One suspect traveled to Oklahoma and then to Olthyheaia for a meeting.
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Spreiat
Wort Worth
Serl
Decatur
Oklaoma
Bass Sutton
Bo Siyllon
Charis Sutton
George Millett
Afarmer
Deesalur
Olthyheaia
Manner
Sudden death of San Antonio woman’s mother noted
News came of the sudden death of Mrs. Roma Duggan of Park Arthur. Her daughter Mrs. EM Mintison, 33 Mistiotos, was on the noon tram when the news arrived. Dr. Matone Pagefan of ibis ery is her nephew, with many nephews and ties in San Marcos and Seguin.
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Roma Duggan
Park Arthur
EM. Mintison
Matone Page
Ibis Ery
San Marcos
Seguin
Harriman party to join Hot Wells tent colony this week
Mrs Harriman and Miss Harriman with the railroad king's daughter arrive in Sanam janlo to join Harriman tent colony at Hot Wells. Mr Harriman and Mr Goelet depart New York with others, planning a short stay as the party tours the climate, health, and Washington's birthday celebration, while a hunt at Mitchells Lake yields twenty five ducks.
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Hi Harriman
Cayo Harriman
Sanam Janlo
Harriaan
Hot. Wells
New York
Harriman
Robert Gary
Robert Goelel
Harnann
Yan
Logan
Tartman
Washington
Mr. Goelet
Drs. 3
Burleson
Th. Jackson
Mitchell’s Lake
Gaelet
Hotel Guests Lose $100 in Saturday Night Break In
A chief reportedly broke into several rooms at the American Hotel on Avenue C Saturday night, stealing about $100. Police were informed and a suspect, a Black employee, disappeared. Door knobs were forced off while guests were away.
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Avenue C
Young Man Paralyzed After Track Accident Near South St Yard
Arshin R May, found alone near the Southern Pacific track by the stock yards two weeks ago, is likely to be paralyzed in the right leg and both arms. His father Henry Clements reports he remains with his parents on West Johnson Street as investigators seek an account of how the accident occurred.
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Arshin R May
Southern Pacific
Tron
Henry Clements
Justia Tite
West Johnson Street
AL. May
Macondi
Mat
Smuggling of Chinese In Bonded Box Car Reported
A San Antonio to San Francisco bonded box car reported to carry twenty two Chinese migrants last week. Authorities opened the car near San Luis Obispo and locked the migrants in county jail as they investigate the possible transport to New Orleans or other cities. The tale highlights new smuggling routes and the potential scale of crossings, with officials noting the risk of more Chinese at large in the country.
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San Antonio
Ile
Algin
San Francisco
Couly
United States
Texas Borer
Willl
Tine Rapkshire
Obispo
Wells
Louisiana
Dia
Brisea
Chinatown
Phere
Crispa
Uhey
Koxish
Immigration Department
New Orleans
Francisco
Mob threatens blood of negroes in Iowa city jail siege
Ottumwa reports a mob besieged the city jail aiming vengeance on black suspects in a rumored attack on Mrs. Jainitov. Police kept order, learning the victim was not seriously injured, and crowds dispersed, with troops not deemed necessary.
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Ottumwa
Charles Jainitov
Murder Case at McKinney Court Today
Special to The Light McKinney Texas February 22 The State versus Dutch Newton charged with the laundering of Dr J Holly at Copeyilie last summer goes before the district court this afternoon A speck verire of 50 has been ordered the unpritter
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McKinney
Tex
Dutch Newton
J. Holly
Copeyilie
Grave charge against a negro at Wallace Storey
A preliminary hearing was held on a charge of assault involving Wallace Storey, identified as a negro, with TB N. Appley presenting the complaint. Appley testified Storey attacked him on a car at noon and the case will be examined under the grand jury with a bond set at 3750.
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Wallace Storey
Negro Wagate
Fistee Ben Fisk
Loronoun
TB. N. Appley
Storey
Costs Him 25 Dollars to Flourish a Gun
Sepreana Hernandes, a laborer, was fined 25 dollars by Acting Judge Kieha in police court this morning on a charge of flourishing a revolver. He was arrested Saturday night by Patrolman Dercha at Santa Rosa avenue and Matamoras street, where officers say he displayed a pistol, frightening pedestrians. A further charge of unlawfully carrying a firearm will be lodged in county court.
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Sepreana Hernandes
Jaden Kieha
Hemnandes
Patrolan Dercha
Santa Rosa Avenue
Matamoras Street
Couny
Kuehn Acts As Judge In Absence Of Brockley
Alderman Emil Kuehn presided over the corporation court in Dallas while Judge Brockley attended the state Knights of Columbus convention. The unusual session occurred in the absence of the regular judge.
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Brockley
Knights of Columbus
Dallas
Emil Kuehn
Ay Idsa
Hiv Mote
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Sour Lake
Texas
Sperry
Globe
Connesticué
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Asylan
Raeconal
St. Tdnis
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Lft
Bill
Punne
Ariman I
Algiers
Frisco
San Obispo
Cal
Moseph
Bigua
Goniiefor
Wdgean
Iowa
Kuehn
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