Disconnected Notes on Crime and Maritime Losses Chronicle
Murky items report a child missing near Nidwara Falls with authorities tracing a suspect, a relative aiding the family, and funds allegedly sent to a sister and nephew. Separate notices describe a large steamer wreck tied to Pere Marquette lines and a fatality among ship crews.
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Chieaca Sperini
Ikily
Huttete
Provence
Pel
Ames Regers
Werthy
Vansion
Ely
Aissly
Canda
Nidwara Falls
Fort Leegans to Forts Pluachsa and Apache Overland Orders
Dispatch from Ulm Alabama outlines marching orders for troops to depart Fort Leegans for Forts Pluachsa and Apache overland via Wan te. The notice mentions a fifty day timeline and a building protection issue linked to a Polish revolutionary concern.
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Si Peer
Oui
Ulm
Fragmentary notice of mob actions and ship incident
Fragmented OCR describes an Illinois mob incident and a ship grounding near Span Rocks, with unclear details. It mentions a group arrestees and a cable ship named Scotia ashore on rocks near Span, possibly Guana island, with ownership by a construction company.
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Scotia
Spanrocks
Gua Uland
Semsa
Iss
Teieph Construction and Mainténance Pany
Leadon
Strike at Terre Haute Draws 100 Workers in Erecting Dept
About one hundred workers at the Terre Haute Indiana plant of the American Foundry Company struck for recognition of the union. The action affected the erecting department and followed labor organizing efforts at the facility.
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Terre Haute
Re Haute
Ind
Ameri Car Fountry
Miners Elect Officers at Indiana Union Meeting
The Indiana convention of the United Workers District No 2 met in Terre Haute. Join Bosle was elected president and George W Purcell joined the national board by acclamation. Secretary Kennedy reported a treasury balance of 680.21.
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Indiana
The
United Workers
Re Haute
Ind
Join Bosle
George W. Purcell
National Board
Kennedy
Treasury
Post Office Robbed at Howell Indiana
The Howell post office near Evans Indiana was robbed recently of seven hundred dollars in money and stamps. The safe was blown open during the crime.
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Howell
Evans
Ind
Turbulent Times Mark Fire, Deaths, and Corporate Moves
A jumble of events from New York to Philadelphia includes the death of actor Robert Taber in New York, theater fires in Elmira destroying the Lycenn Theater and the Auditorium playhouse, and corporate moves by the Henry Siegel Corporation to control Siegel-Cooper stores. Fire insurance concerns rise after major city losses, while Rev. Russell H. Conwell criticizes church infighting and growth of youth organizations as the Young Men's Christian Association gains prominence.
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Robert Taber
Julian Marlowe
Saranac Take
N.Y
Tneendiaries
Elmire
N. Y
Lycenn
Auditorium Playhouse
New York Stock Exchange
Securities of the United States Shipbuilding Company
Henry Siegel Corporation
New York
QUO Capital
Siegel- Cooper Stores
James Keefe
Philadelphia
Janes Cleary
Richhard Strauss
Philadelphi
Sasihil Risin
York
Ita
Monlstamins
Ciremaaoaiste
Hst
New York Journal of Commerce
Baltimore
Rochester
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Riev
Russell H. Conwell
Baptist Temple of
Youngs Men's Christian Association
Westward Nation Suffers Violent Riots and Flooded Rail Troubles
Fragmentary OCR records reveal violence in Indian Territory with armed clashes between regrees and whites, bans on local assembly, and a chase in Guthrie area. Reports mention Mrs Joseph Withington and daughter drowned while attempting to ford the Meramec near St Louis. A Missouri Pacific conductor’s wife and elder daughter die in river crossing accident. Local bank president Larne in Cleveland faced property theft after turning over funds.
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al West Peound
Oita
Aera
Edo
Meera
Jill Arnald
Arco Tlowewalow
Cleveland
Frank
Larne
Cornicog State Savings Bank of Worning
Own
Pepeperty
Bonoshe
I. T
Guthrie
Midland Valley Railroad
Indian Territory
Joseph Withington
Missouri Pacific
Nannie
Meramec River
St. Louis
Mysterious Old Newspaper Snippets Highlighting Crimes and Survival
A chaotic collage of historic items notes a woman surviving two hours clinging to a tree after a buggy scene, a murder arrest in Evansville, a dynamo electrocution death, a costume ball prize win, a sudden death at a social event, a lynch mob incident over a police shooting, an escape from jail in St Joseph, and a jailer coerced into releasing a prisoner.
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Preston Robb
Evansville
Ind
Theodore Stevekordes
Robirs Fame
Werekonles
Timothy Noland
Michigan City
Mledtyical Company
Witel Hind
North Sc
Tenis Turner
Joseyafter
Mark Dunn
Diehsnan County
Fenton
St. Joseph
Dunn
Jura
Tie
Javier
Teoenter
Tina
Wilk Coe
Tense World War Actions Report Mix of Battles and Claims
Reports say Japanese forces engaged the Russian fleet near Windivostok and sunk or captured ships while Russian units defended positions around Line Yang and Tsae Chen. Other claims cite political scandals and court admissions, with scattered references to Tsarist era events and far eastern concentration reports.
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Moscow
Russia
Besarte Americgn
Dutresfas
Osterhazy
Pung Wane- Cheng
Fen-Shu-Ling
Plussians
Line- Yang
Tsae Chen
Windivostok
Eet
YW Oaire
Newehwane
Eneish
Trans-Siberian
Riaifrond Cenbel
Meno
Far East
Raph
Higger
Turbulent News From Global Financial and Political Crises
A collage of reports notes market strains, leadership changes, and international incidents. Adelina Patts faces frustration amid entertainment headlines. Canada and Europe report bank tensions, a Toronto bank executive faces inquiry, and a naval collision in the Atlantic raises safety concerns. A Norwegian cargo clash sinks a vessel with no lives lost.
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Adelina Patts
Nans Seeley
New York
Ateertea
Poe
Salvation
Eithough
London
Thomas B. Cosme
Pew
Eneland
Toronto
Moadson
Dank
Montreal
Appleton
Fort McHenrs
Iberia
Baracoa
Simon Dumois
Banes
Ters
Cerneteae
Senate and House Debates on Army and Post Office Bills
The Senate and House debated naval and post office appropriations and Army plans. Amendments on armor plants were discussed, postmaster salaries questioned, and a inflation of inspection and investigation orders considered. Several bills, including Alaska measures and veteran pensions, advanced or stalled amid leadership remarks.
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Senate
Patterson
Qhie
Congress
Postetties
Comrittes
Posteniice
Moen
House
Umanimetsiv
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Taft prepared Philippine bill and Roosevelt campaign notes
The article outlines a Taft drafted Philippine improvement bill of 310 000 01 and describes Roosevelt holding conferences while outlining a campaign platform. It mentions proposed new states Oklahoma Indian Territory and Arizona New Mexico and a heated Senate inquiry on Perry S Heath. It also notes Mormon Church President Smith resisting Congressional scrutiny and Illinois Congressman Mann urged to report on lowering Chicago River tunnels.
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National Capitol
Taft
Cooper
Islands
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
Perry S. Heath
Senate
Hleath
Smith
Mormon Cnurch
Congress
Utah
Mann
Ilinois
Interstate Commerce Committee
Chicago River
Trade Turbulence Marked by Higher Prices and Rate Wars
International reports show a tumultuous week in U S and Canadian trade with railroads weak and cereals prices up. Steel pipe and bessemer pig rise, cotton and sugar advance, while cereals dip. Bank money tightens in New York and Boston as key cities, including Chicago and Pittsburg, show uneven activity amid renewed wage agreements in various industries. Livestock receipts climb and grain shipments fall from last year amid broader market volatility.
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New York
International Mercantile Agency
United States
Canada
Chicago
Missouri River
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Drhith Spring
Dittsburg
Boston
Chiease
Pittsburg
New Orleans
St. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Pun & Cas Chigara
Saye
Ruth Gyers
Dros
Commodity Price Averages Across Major Markets
Report lists 8 SURRETS Chicago Catue and Indianapolis Chicago markets with grains, cattle, hogs, sheep, and butter prices. Includes wheat No 2 red and corn No 2 values across St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and New York markets. Prices range from 1.00 to 6.25 for livestock and 0.40 to 1.02 for grains across multiple cities.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
T&e
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
Corp
New York
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