Mine Tragedy and Bandit Convictions Dominate Reports
Damaged notes recount a flood in a gold mine near Rowan County that claimed eight or more lives while nine miners fought to escape. Separate items report the conviction of David Kelney and others for murder tied to the Chicago Theatre case and life terms for a trio of bandits in a Texas toledo jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lain
Rowan County
Thomas Yt
Avid Kelney
Qartet
John Lane
ge@ carpenter
Tplineis
Jeago
James William Formaby
Peter Duffer
Thevest
Eseph Pobin
Frank Caerko
Franc Krawzinski
Tolet Te Bewin
Jac Wath
Pria&aters
Heir to Throne Story Aims at New Constitution Proclamation
The report outlines a claimed birth of an heir to a throne followed by a constitutional proclamation. It mentions Em or Nochelas vowing to issue a constitution and references financial scandal involving cashier Lingafellier with an overdrawn sum of 34 060 and a $353 000 payment. Prosecutor James Fitzgueions warns Lingader faces prosecution and possible affidavit use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusa. de Berlin
Emor Nochelas
Newark
Newarkings Manukeuver
Ude
Lingafellier
A. A. Stasel
James Fitzgueions
Lingader
Fatal Trolley Collision in Deflace Ohio
A switch engine from Lattimore & Othoe collided with a trolley car in Deflace Ohio killing several and injuring three. One passenger, around twenty four, died from the crash. Authorities say the conductor failed to stop at crossings, causing the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattimore& Othoe
Deflace
Ohio
Smallpox at Zion City Contained
Chicago special report notes city health officials visited Zion City to assess smallpox. They found sixteen cases and the authorities had promptly isolated them with all precautions observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion City
Largest tomato crop ripens in Titton Madison Indiana
Reports state the large tomato crop is ready for harvest in Titton Madison and Howard Counties Indiana after a drought stretched months. Vines are in good condition and rains could boost yields. Also noting a Russian cruiser Novik reportedly escaped from Tsingtao after a pledged 24 hour limit with no sea fighting reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titton
Madison
Howard Count Es
Indiana
Tsing Pa
Escape in Wreck Delivers No Injuries Near Berryville
A southbound coach and Northwestern passenger cars derailed near Berryville eight miles south of Racine Wisconsin. All occupants escaped uninjured and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Racine
Wis
Elevator Fire Damages Sheets and Company Grain Elevator
A fire at the Sheets and Company elevator in Cleland Ohio caused about 100000 dollars in damage. The blaze affected the grain elevator which held nearly 100000 bushels of grain before the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheetsthers Company
Cleeland
Ohio
Fleet enters harbor as Tropean squadron arrives
Admiral Jewell reports by cable the arrival of the Tropean squadron at Imyrna. The Gadron consists of the Olympia, Balti Re and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
Cable Enavoy
Eastern notes on rail line to Youngstown and trials in Pittsburg
The Lake Erie and Pittsburg Railway will build Pittsburg to Youngstown. The American Philatelic Association met in Pittsburg and elected H. F. E. Deats of Flemington New Jersey as president. A Pittsburg mill explosion left a victim who may recover after 200 scraps of tin were removed. Multiple crimes and incidents across New York and Ohio are noted, including thefts, prison escapes, and a fatal shooting in Omaha.
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Lake Erie and
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Ohio
American Philatelic Association
H. F E. Deats
Flemington
N. J
Ogden Goelet
Newport House
New York
Laurel
Liel
Dr. J. Kennedy
Pennsylvania Railroad
James McLean
Tor
Staten Island
Ald Werner
Parker Notified at Rosemount in Ulster County
Rainy ceremony marks nomination notification for Judge Parker by the Democratic national convention. Speaker Champ Clark delivers the formal notification and Parker accepts, pledging to serve if elected and not seek a second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulster County
New York
Judge Parker
United States
Rosemount
Webster
Kingston
Prince
Esopus
Stind
McCaushind
Sagnamore
Trade optimistic as reports show improving conditions nationwide
Merchandise demand strengthens across sectors with higher production and steady buying. R G Dun notes improved weekly Chicago trade and better generally, led by cotton regions, with abundant crops and rising steel output and lumber activity, while failures in Chicago district fall to 31 from 32 last week.
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New York
International Mercantile Agency
Mer
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
North
South Dakota
R. G. Dun & Co
Strikes and fires mix in chaotic news roundup
Fragmented reports describe strike actions, store damage, a world fair death, a railway tragedy, political fusion failures, a distillery blaze and a murder claim. Notable mentions include W. Gereen injured at the world fair and a man killed in Mandan after attacking his wife. fire losses reach substantial figures.
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Paeen
Tanne Wits
W. Gereen
Hreiberg
Cyoverner
Cerosset
Kansas
Phe Tesro
Lewis
Aidinea Station
Chicago and Erie Hallroad
Eis
Nebraska
W. J. Bryant
Senate
Colonial
Trebeins
Base
William Rieker
Frank Redmond
Dart Ohio
Richmend
Ind
Ri Ier
Richmeans
Nathan Asher
Mandan
N. D
Chirag
Asher
Hik
Admiral Sigsbee Sent to Monte Cristi War Vessel
Word arrives that Admiral Sigsbee at San Juan is ordered to dispatch a war vessel to Monte Cristi in San Domingo where trouble is feared. The report also notes a Rome tomb for Pope Leo VII completed at 355000 with the late pontiff to be transferred there. The article mentions King Alfonso's journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Sigsbee
San Juan
Monte Cristi
San Domingo
Leo VII
Rome
Ponti
Alfonso
Roosevelt Declines Interference With Execution Delays
The article notes President Roosevelt will not interfere in an execution to avoid delaying the process, warning delays fuel lynching sentiment. It also mentions other items including a new Spanish Discount Isaak in Mexico City, a British bank prospect, and various international and domestic updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Isaak
Mexico City
Leishman
Lake
Navy Department
Stirling
Asiatic Feet
San Francisco
Gen. Greely
United States Army
Catskill
WN. Y
St. Louis
Mattie F. Pretty
Senate
Washington
Parker
Rosemount
Man Hanged at Uniontown Bay in 1903 Craps Murder
John Jackson, described as a negro, was hanged at Uniontown Bay for the murder of Jack Minnes, who was also colored, near Connellsville on June 8 1903 in a quarrel over two games of craps. The trap failed to operate and for five minutes the condemned man stood with the black cap before the spring was adjusted.
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Vittoria
Spain
Geny Hesse
Peterhoff Palace
Revolutionary Socialist Party
John K. Gowdy
Paris
Strassburg
Alsace Lorraine
Port Arthur
Fanghiatung
Pizeun Bay
Oyama
Linsevang
Ilaicheng
Thibet
Lhassa
Danlai Lama
Tlel
Tts
State Department
John CC. Cover
Tower
Tyvens
France
Togo
Tabriz
Persia
London Daily News
Ontehkilissa
Outehkilissa
Inomlouboujak
Gougan
Kacabagnar
Sayto
United States
Mania Islands
Puwuna
Tue India
Australia
House of Representatives
Pearsety
Bombala
Dalwety Huas
Senate
Sydney
New South Wales
J. P. Case
Manila
Wari
Col Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Mariquina Valley
John Jackson
Uniontown Bay
Jack Minnes
Connellsville
Balloonist Baldwin Injured In 30-Foot Fall At Bellefontaine
Aeronaut Baldwin of Springfield Ohio fell thirty feet at Bellefontaine Ohio after his balloon caught in a tree top and he was dumped out seriously injuring him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronaut
Baldwin
Springield
Ohio
Bellefontaine
Market quotes for cattle hogs sheep and grains across major cities
Chicago to New York and other hubs show wide ranges: cattle from 3.50 to 6.00, hogs up to 6.09 in New York, sheep 2.00 to 4.25, wheat No 2 red around 1.01, corn 51 to 59 cents, oats 32 to 46 cents, rye up to 76 cents, butter 16 to 17 cents, eggs 17 to 20 cents. Shipping prices vary by city and commodity.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
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Many
Renee Wasi
Porres
Mands
Eoveanupes Con
Riport
Tel O'Drien
Fastaths
John O'Brien
Tien
Philadelphia
York
Ile
Chester Military College
Academy of Music
Pestriet
Baelapah
EU Creve
Noge
Rari
Seaieitetr ' S
Af Bluse
Wwe
Baek Pdaud
Petter
Niesx Dianconio
Seb
Ardore
Uo Schuirh
Woelpa Pate
Ghotiitadena
Egipe
Cam Coelestpetinpae Tea Seibel Poapone Company
Cudahy
Omaha
Andrew Slanson
Isaacs
Lina Chambers
York, Neb
Mary Renkes
Charles Renkes
Boulder
Colo
Boulder Creek
Diack
Wai- Hive
Darke
Thahe
Dexen
Chicase Federation of Labor
Butchers
Allied Trades Unit
ATO
Dackers
Benjamin Needham
Guardian
Yisked
Clevelaimd
Viale Woeckoff
New Carlisle County
Ais
Sandi¢s Purnation Union Pacithe
Misay
Wro
John Utley
Mtathob
Canibarsd
Syed
Cave Fern
John Christie
Hope
Mederridge
Stockwell Street
Emil Pranteens
Raf
Bancroft Fos
Pun
Cora Kek
Tle
Cateer Low Ky Wir¢oa
John Aged
Mary Becora
Tuey Lebo
Mart Adholoof
Rais
Riverside
Waavo
Mie
Sehnaurzschild & Sulzgberver Diauto
Mensens City
Eniyetive Erie Ae
Jeanto
Refrigerator ‘Transit
St Touis
Tre
Lede Rae
Newaett Tinler
Chi- Jetiyu Swartz
Garret
Flarl
Jester
Mercy Hospital
Alton Tracke
Erie Railroad
Mississippi River
Rutledge
East Dubuque
Champ Clark
Alton B. Parker
Gral
Lee
Onsebrug
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