Motors and Crashes Take Lives on Murick Road Turn
A fatal collision on Murick Road near Lookie Center New York leaves three dead Frank Correll a real estate operator G F Ewell of Brooklyn and Frank Snyder of Brooklyn identified by clues. The trio were struck as a racing freight car backed onto the track with one man hurled sixty feet and another crushed under the engine. A sister of Mr Orrell witnessed the tragedy.
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Thlaree
Motoyv
Rade Crossing
Tee Meninan Suromobile
Murick Road
Lookie Center
N.y
Frank
Correll
G. Fewell
Brooklyn
Frank Snyder
Rooklyn
Jewell
Snyder
Ryder
Jouweil
Orrell
Tragic Fire and Double Homicide Reported in Hi Tale
A devastating incident at Hi Tale details the deaths of Digar P.T. Washtburne and family, including his wife and 15 year old daughter, with Washtburne reportedly shooting his wife and daughter before killing himself. A separate violent crime in Rapids, Iowa, ends with a woman slain and a man fatally injured during a murderous confrontation.
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Hi Tale
Destructive Fire Destroys Omahs District Warehouses
A blaze destroyed property tied at 440 660 dollars including the Omahs daors and warehouses. The Hicmro line and St Dan area suffered severe damage. Tee Smith, a crew member on the tug boat Ab t, drowned attempting to escape rising waters as the blaze spread along the docks. High winds and flames produced a spectacular but costly conflagration.
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Omahs Daors
Hicmro
St. Dan, Minners & Omahe
Hailroad Company
Tee Smith
Fragmented OCR Note on Two-Headed Creature Description
An unclear OCR passage discusses a two headed figure described as a man like being with independent necks and air in each neck. The text mentions a Black person family and suggests varied perceptions of the creature’s condition and possession.
Train Held Up in Texas Station Near Oakwood
A passenger train was halted about four miles south of Oakwood Texas after two men boarding passengers caused the hold up. The railway officer reported the incident and notified the operator that the train remained stationary while authorities investigated.
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Texas
Ooon International
Great Nuertherr
Ukwood
Oakwood
Czar Arrives in Petersburg for Heir Reception
The Emperor returns from the south to Petersburg for a reception related to an heir. Troops head east after a farewell trip as reparations are completed in preparation for the event.
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Czar
Petersburg
Southussia
Far East
Chinese Emperor Seriously Ill Report Emerges
A Morning Post Shanghai correspondent reports the Chinese emperor is seriously ill, prompting heightened attention from officials and observers. The terse dispatch notes no further details on diagnosis or prognosis at this time.
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The
On Morning Post
Conspiracy to Rob World’s Fair Workers Reported
A purported plan to rob a World’s Fair concession by ticket irregularities surfaced with the arrest of Louis H. Ellis Charles Stiller Henry Kiely and Edward Kiely all employed in the World’s Fair concessions department. Morris B Gregg the director of actions and concessions acknowledged a searching inquiry but refused to discuss the conspiracy.
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Louis Mo
Will H. Ellis
Charles H. Stiller
Henry R
Edward Kiely
Issions Department
Morris B. Gregg
Actons
Pinkerton Deves
St. Louis
Major fire and wreck reports from early 1900s New Jersey and Midwest
Reports detail Berkeley Arms Hotel fire in New Jersey causing 75000 dollars in losses and multiple other disasters including a New Jersey excursion train wreck with seventeen dead and fifty injured. Also noted are industrial fires in Philadelphia and diverse crimes and accidents across Ohio Illinois Indiana and Minnesota.
Southern lawmen fall in line of duty and crime in to Memphis and beyond
Deputy Sheriff Houston Mitchell was shot and killed and Deputy Thomas J. McDermott fatally wounded during a raid on a Memphis gambling house. In Lexington Kentucky a saloon card game led Henry Thompson to shoot and kill James Doyle. Thompson was arrested. Mississippi Governor Vardaman announced Harris Co of Chicago won 560000 in 34 percent bonds. Kentucky Acting Governor Thorne pardoned Johnson Hatfield after four years of a murder sentence. The Chalmette passenger steamer sank after striking a snag near Logans Landing. all aboard survived. Nimrod Berd of Winesville Kentucky killed by his father after a drink fueled attempt to burn bed and harm family. Jerome Internoescia former Stalan consul sues Vincent Bonelli for damages over a broken engagement. Expert Cook reports Guatemala ants destroyed boll weevil and Texas red ants in cotton fields.
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Houston Mitchell
Thomas J. McDermott
Memphis
Lexington
Henry Thompson
James Doyle
Thompson
Gov. Vardaman
Mississippi
Harris & Co
Chicago
Thorne
Kentucky
Johnson Hatfield
Chalmette
Logen’s Landing
Natches
Nimrod Berd
Iwinesville
Tno Ghls
Jerome Tnternoescia
Montreal
Vincent Bonelli
Vicksburs
Bonell
Miss Bonelli
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Texas
Parker's Running Mate Davis Nominated for Vice President
Henry G. Davis former U S Senator West Virginia was nominated for vice president by the Democratic national convention at 1 10 Sunday morning. Three other candidates contested including George Turner James R Williams and William A Harris. Davis won on the first ballot but delegates moved swiftly to unite behind him as the convention adjourned sine die at 1 31 a m after a long Saturday session full of informal caucusing and rumor.
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Henry G. Davis
United States
West Virginia
George Turner
Washington
James R. Williams
Ilinois
Wiliam A. Harris
Ikansas
Davis
Slor & Orlock
Bryan
Southern
T.o Guno & Co
Pradstreet
Agdenote
Supreme Area
Ldbavis
Democratic National Convention
Navy Department
Chi- Case
Pines
New York
North Atlantic
Chicago
Northwest
Red River
James J. Hill
Baptist Young People’s Union
John H. Chapman
Detroit
George Muller
Baltimore
W. H. Reed
Rock Island
H. B. Osgood
Parker
Culberson
Ternas
Tecuss
Williams
Turner
Harris
Ohio
Clark
Japanese occupy Yinkow port and wartime dispatches swirl
Reports say Yinkow in Newehwang is under Japanese occupation after the Russian garrison fled. Bul garian insurgents wreck a Salonica to Constanti nopie train injuring twenty. Nemesis steamer wreck off New South Wales claims thirty-one dead. UK and US wire service dispatches list battles, mines, and political shifts across Asia and Pacific.
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Yinkow
Newehwang
Salonica-Constantinopie
New South Wales
Oka
Kaiping
Taiwan
Mexico
Coutls
Germ Thondase Tor ¥ Veblixquez
San Tiago
Plaice
United States
Madrid
Port Arthur
Mukxden
Dosu
Torpedo Boas
Ikturopatkin
Wwinehaws
Russia
Stsars
Philippines
Philippine Commission
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Washington
Loang
Liao-Yang
Keller
Trade outlook shows cautious optimism amid mixed gains
Advisories report improving general trade across centers with stronger year over year gains in several lines. West labor conditions improve and manufacturing holds steady. cotton yield outlook remains excellent. Duns Review notes higher bank liquidity, rising retail activity, and ongoing grain shipment shortfalls due to rainfall damage.
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New York
Groud
New England
Indianapolis
Duns
Hk. G. Din & Co
Market quotations for livestock and grains across cities
Chicago and other markets report prices for hogs sheep cattle and grains. Hogs range 3.00 to 6.35 in several cities. wheat No 2 around 97c to 1.07 per bushel. corn No 2 mixed from 49c to 58c. oats 39c to 48c. butter eggs and clover seed listed with regional variations.
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Chicago
Huiy
Timothy
Indianapolis
Cattie
Iconis
St. Louis
Catile
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
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Crisiea
Saif
Nuitt
W. Cartine
Cartons
Theawn
Saawa
Thomas Pan
Carbine
Puthabe
Pieter
Sam Baldwin
Dangar
Duluth
Haby Giirl Borin
Toby Tee Bony
Roosevelt
McKeesport
Berkeley Arms
Berkeley
Seaside Park
N. J
Edgar Auten
Highball
Brighton Beach
Atlantic Refining Company
Philadelphia
O Fly
New Jersey
Bertha Koibeer
Mini
San Pra
West View
Pittsburg
WesLeg Montana
Anna Laa Thappelle
Moarselles
Frince
Jane Toppan
Massachusetts Asylum
Nettie Diloobies
Punxeatswney
Benker Pred Weine
Miurser
Tavenport
Towa
York
Pari Divinedteld
Barudis
Lawsen
Typr
Poly Hin Reang
Gall de
Ing Milners
Tye
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Petis
Conan
Sharon
Metzger
Delaware
Drakenan Cascad
Osborne
Charles J. Duny
Jerry J. Hannnigan
St Louis
Indiana
Michigan
Tony
Jacob Martin
Flanagan
Perrys Myers
Gas City
Ind
Myers
St John W. Parker
Denver
W. M. Zeller
Omaha
Christopher C. Norbeck
Minneapolis
A. A. Ames
State Board of Control
Pratt
Mitchellville
Ore
Bethune
Martin Smith
Mitchell
Indiana National Bank of Elkhart
Justus
E. Wotter Prewa
Comets
Eiworth
Isai
Hy Genin
Charles Wiallhamin
Plusei Paciner
TL Od
Ptadmier
Minneapedis
Negam Chounard
Cass County
Minn
April Y4oo
Linnnz
Bob
HW. M. Altick
Darton
William Jones
William Beeker
Richmond
Inn
Daston
Jones
Curieegoa
Tlingis
Tilenwored
John Bo Curland
City of Sioux Pals
M& Tin
Pratessep
Edward DD
Jlerr
St. Paul
Augtsat Creber
Schell
Creorge Alartmine
San Francisco
Geber
Charles Plarimean
Eve
Ivid
Waite Bear
Asing
Sandall
Charles McAvey
Beeguse
Wren
Mantio
St. Ang’s
Hanes
Dorner Chiureih
Aden
Derry
Tie
Kerry
Aim
Asylum
Charles Shelton
Lucansport
Frank Smith
Ann Arter
Mich
David Plogsn
Earl Walton
Brotherton
Sunday Lake
Wakefield
Gugebie Range
Walton
Olson
Joseph Sellwood
G. M. Whipple
Danvers, Conn
Department of Science and Art Education
Cornell
Gen. Kuroki
Hugh Mclaughlin
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