Two Couples Die As Train Strikes Easter Picnic Party
Four people, two men and two women, were killed two miles east of Mansons crossing near Clingo and Alcity when a westbound train struck their buggy. George Henry, 34, and his wife 30s, Ronner 60, and his wife 46 died instantly. two others were injured. Trainmen said the carriage moved onto the rails after the electric bell rang. The party had been returning from an Easter picnic in the country.
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Forest Reserve Water Charges Questioned by Attorney General
The National Forest Service seeks the Attorney General’s view on charging commercial companies for using water from forest streams. The service argues companies should pay for right of way to cover conservation costs as most water is used for electricity generation. The practice of charging for pipe fines has been questioned, with demand rising for water rights fees.
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Former President Acknowledges Birthday Remarks
A garbled note indicates a former president thanked supporters and reflected on the nation's new country, praising the occasion and the reception. Mentions congratulatory messages and a day of new life, with references to press and public reaction.
Car loaded with railroad torpedoes blown up near Patterson's Creek
A car carrying torpedoes and acetylene gear exploded eastbound near Patterson's Creek height miles north of Cumberland Maryland on a Sunday. The blast shattered the track and telegraph lines, destroying detonation gear but injuring no one.
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Casts Aid Night Mob Spreads Panic at Sydney
A chaotic scene in Sydney ended with a mob of about 1,600 residents. Police intervened as crowds clashed near a public gathering, causing injuries and property damage. Investigations continue into the incident and responsible parties are sought.
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Soux Cite Rive Steel Market Bets and Stock Market Notes
Market notes include steel market movements and stock quotes with prices like $6.45. Names such as ER UA Pap hogs appear in the OCR, but the readable portion centers on market activity and pricing signals.
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Weary Wo Gone Dead in Tragic Portland Incident
A Portland man and two small children drowned after a canoe mishap near Shontum Lake Dover. The father, identified as Mr. Tr bttinge, and the two children were swept away during a cold river night as they traveled from Hight to the camp. The incident follows a string of foggy conditions and rapid river descent as the mercury dropped and the light faded.
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False Kidnapping Report Sparks School Intrusion Tale
A rumor that Horance Marvin Jr was kidnapped led to a false lead after a break in at the Marvin residence near Kittshummuck. The incident involved teacher Lucy Killen and a threatening note found on a classroom blackboard, with rumors of an attempted abduction and violence surrounding a Tuesday incident.
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Proctor Gambel Company President Dies From Self Inflicted Wound
William A A Proctor of Cincinnati president of the Proctor Gambel Company and son of a founder died from a bullet wound at his Glendale home. Police began an investigation and declined to release full statements. Proctor was a noted business leader and Episcopal layman famed for a profit sharing plan benefiting employees.
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LEONARD LEOPARD BECOMES UNSETTLED ON STAND IN LESLIE MURDER CASE
Leonard Leopard and Howard Nicholas face trial in Chicago for the murder of actress Margaret Leslie. Leopard testified in his own defense denying the killing and abruptly fled the witness chair triggering a chaotic scene in court. Bailiffs and spectators rushed to restrain him as he collapsed and was removed to a jury room.
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Preacher Harris Executed for Murder in Gaffney
Ex minister Harris, once a preacher, was executed by hanging in Gaffney South Carolina on Friday for the murder of an elderly white woman, Re. Tense Afargan, last November. He delivered a funeral sermon before his death, and it is reported he took 860 from the victim’s clothing. Harris narrowly escaped mob violence at the time of his arrest and faced the charge in Spartanburg court.
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Texines Governor Campbell backs drastic gambling bill
The measure classifies gambling as a felony in Tex Hov, imposes benitentiary sentence for convicts, jail for owners housing gaming devices, and imprisonment for moving cards in a house for prize. The proposal aims to curb private gambling operations.
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Speaker Cannon Arrives in Tavana with Congressional Party
The Steamer Diy cehtr carried Speaker Cannon and his congressional party to Tavana arriving Friday morning from Colon. They were greeted by Thy yalites and visiting dignitary Magoun. A Cuban hand played during the reception.
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Woman in Indiana Seeks Divorce From Baker in Beeville
Divorced from Izhth Tacsband, Mrs. Boily Wwe married uo Baker. The Ernast SOMEOn Indiana, was Shint ad a divorce from John Baker, at Beeneville, her vig SHtH husband.
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Jamestown Celebration Recorded Amid War Talk
A fragment notes a Thursday event tied to Gen. Kuresxi and Pokie with references to Japanese prestige. The brief mentions Jamestown and a celebration in connection with wartime themes and a local buying event.
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Sit Salisbury Ends Life
Unclear fragmentary text reports a death by suicide in Salisbury with surrounding references to individuals and places. The readable lines mention Francisco and a San Suicidy station, but details are incomplete and verification is needed.
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French Troops Enter Oudja City Amid Tense Reception
French forces arrived in Oudja on Friday. Local residents and officials greeted the troops with caution and warmth as authorities worked to assure the population of safety and order.
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Aorecen
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Wreck of Southern Pacific train near Colton claims many lives
A wreck on the Southern Pacific route near Colton California after an open switch sent Westbound No 9 smashing into coaches at 4 PM. At least twenty six dead and about 100 injured, many seriously. Most victims Italian travelers from New York and New Orleans en route to San Francisco. Bodies moved to Colton undertaker and Presbyterian church while hospitals filled.
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Sequel of Time Big Bank Collapse Trial Looms
Maj. Harvey v Salmon faces grand larceny charges linked to the Salmon and Salmon bank of Clinton which closed in June 1905 with assets of 840000, liabilities 2900000. Indictments cover forgery and deposits while insolvent. Casey and Dr Salmon face multiple counts.
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Campaign Was Won by Holt in Hexham Division Vote
Liberal RH D Holt was elected to represent Hexham division of Southumberland in Parliament by a large majority over Unionist Cat Bates. The vacancy arose from Beaumont’s elevation to the peerage. Campaign fought with vigor, marked by disorder and tumult.
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England
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Opera summons shadowed envoy in Berlin rumor
The Berlin Daily Mail correspondent reports a signed contract to appear at a gala in Elderfield, Tonici ng. The notice names Maude Tronsevelt, said to be related to Rousterett, as president's cousin, prompting questions about timing and venue.
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Dynamite Explosion at Freight Depot Kills Two
An explosion of eight cases of dynamite in a freight car near the Southern railway freight depot in Atlanta Georgia killed two black men and injured one more fatally with several others wounded.
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Tragic shooting-suicide amid family tragedy in Chicago
Police report that Officer WR Leonard of Chicago shot and killed his wife then killed himself after a prolonged illness and mounting concerns. Local authorities say investigations continue to determine motive and timeline surrounding the double death.
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King Alfonse of Consuliptive A disputch
Rome reports ALWS claims King Alfonse of Spain suffers tuberculosis and that the Spanish Court is in distress. The dispatch notes consular tension and rumors of the royal health affecting court stability.
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Taro Killedt bay Wratter Cardisex
Lightning struck near the farm where a group worked in a stone Curry. Several men were found by police during a search.
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Permit Paris Pekin Ante Run
Chinese authorities authorize the motor convoy organized by the Matin to Pekin from Paris, with a run scheduled on Tune ig. Authorities say the plan proceeds under city oversight.
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Earthshaking tremors felt in Faesna area before dawn
Reports describe three distinct shack-like earthshakes in Faesna Washington before seven oclock Friday morning. No damage is reported in Tacoma ports and surrounding areas as tremors continue to be monitored.
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Bank Robbery Report From Wan Over Michigan
A bank in Wan Over Michigan was robbed early Friday of 3009 dollars. Citizens formed a posse but the robber escaped. Police begin follow up and expect to question local witnesses.
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Pittsburg Inventor Brislin Donal Dies Amid Patent Dispute
Pittsburg Pa. inventor Brislin Donal aged two years is reported dead from a broken heart amid sustained litigation led by rival Alverses over patent control. Donal, described as a blind and well known inventor, was entwined in a dispute over his patent claims.
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John Brisiin
Pittsburg
McMillen Defeated in Saich-as-catch Wrestling Bout
Osene Wasem of St. Louis defeated Gunean A. AfcMUllan of Seattle in straight falls. McMillan suffered a broken rib in the first fall.
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St. Louis
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Seattle
McMillan
Tobieco Users Barred From Escanaba Public Schools
Escanaba Michigan authorities bar Tobieco users and young men addicted to tobacco or intoxicating liquor from obtaining an education. The policy targets those who frequent pool rooms or saloons, restricting access to public schooling.
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Prisoners Escape From United States Prison in South McAllister
Several inmates overpowered guards and escaped from the United States jail at South McAllister, Oklahoma Territory. One man recaptured. another believed wounded remains at large as of Thursday.
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South McAllister
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Iowa House Deliberations Split Over Harvester Trust Probe
Saturday sessions featured Rep GW Miller of Bremer pushing a bill to empower the attorney general to investigate the Ynnel Harvester trust amid alleged restraint of trade with a $50,000 appropriation. The dairy inspection appropriation failed 54–, while a contest in Blackhawk county ended with Feeley retaining his seat. The education board plan saw a setback. the house opposed adding state boards. The doctored salary increase for the adjutant general was debated as the Senate and House clashed over bills and appropriations. The session also advanced an insurance department bill and a joint freight-rate measure, with a tuberculosis sanitarium bill winning House support.
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Ida Grove Track Team Gears Up for Northwest Meet
Ida Grove's high school track squad fields a large, skilled roster led by captain Will Bresnahan amid injuries and graduations. Star quarter miler Ward is sidelined, while Fre and Harris pair shine in the 440. The team heads to the northwest meet in Sioux City on May 11, its likely final appearance before the school switches to dual meets with Sioux City high.
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Aged lover bunco scheme ends with arrests in Des Moines
Abbie Wilbur 23 and John and Jackson Terryll, tied to a late pretenses plot against 74 year old Benjamin Everett, were arrested in Des Moines on a warrant by Everett’s attorneys. Everett planned a marriage with Wilbur for 1900 dollars and a claim of 6000 dollars in property, but Wilbur disappeared at Tewell Junction and Everett was helped by friends as authorities pursued the case.
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Les Moines
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Tewell Junction
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Des Moines
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Alleged Fraud At Harttasy Leads To Arrest Of Creamery Manager
Milwaukee detective J Warnick caused the arrest of A BD Hoseboom of Hartley Creamery, suspected of altering butter car addresses. Detectives say Hoseboom used glass to erase original marks and restamped tags. The Milwaukee company reports over 1500 in shortage claims recently tied to the Hartley stop. Deputy Sheriff Theodore Price arrested Hoseboom and jailed him at Primghar county jail. He is widowed with no local relatives.
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END AVAK ON DITCIL Opponents of Bie Onawa Enter Give Up
Civig Federation objectors to the Monona Harrison drainage ditch meet at Onawa and agree litigation shall cease. Contractors ordered out their men and work with steam dredge will commence as soon as possible. The project cost nearly 1 009 066 dollars and is the largest drainage effort in Iowa history. Public rejoicing over the ditch’s progress follows the decision.
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Council Bluffs Rail Yard Move Reported
The latest in Council Bluffs holds that the large tract south of the city was secured for the Chicago and North Western Railway. The plan includes shops a new round house and yards at the site with abandonment of its shops at Missouri Valley.
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Chicago and Northhestern Railway Company
Missouri Valley
Well Known Physician Dr. Lacey Dies After Illness
Dr. E Lacey, a leading Council Bluffs physician for 31 years, died after a six year illness. He served as past grand commander of the Knights Templars and past grand high priest of the Royal Arch Masons and was a prominent Elks member.
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Seeding in Full Swing Around Rock Rapids
Farmers near Rock Rapids began seeding Friday with good ground conditions for planting. If fair weather continues, the majority of oats and barley should be sown, though low areas hold water and halt progress.
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Akron law student accused in post card to girl in Butte
C A Adving of Akron a law student was held to a federal grand jury for sending a post card to a girl in Butte Montana Adving led the prosecution in the junior mock trial and was regarded as a top student in the law college
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C. A. Adving
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Coal Gas Kills Woman in Cedar Falls
Mrs. Dore Eine dies in Cedar Falls after two weeks earlier her family of one daughter and three sons were overcome by coal gas from a hard coal burner.
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Cedar Falls
Rocker Verdict Praised by Local Supporters
The community in Rock Rap Ils approves the guilty verdict in the case of Adolph Stroether’s brother, noting his efforts and expenses spent in the prosecution. Residents express satisfaction with the outcome and the jury’s decision.
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Death of W. P. Beach and Eldora pioneer Bruch
Tanners P. Bruch a longtime Eldora settler who arrived in 1855 died of pneumonia Sunday. He was a Civil War veteran who fought in thirty battles.
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Tanners P. Bruch
Eldora
Dorland Dies While Campaigning at Fairbanks Polls
Catal ta and B. Dorland, candidates for city council on the citizens ticket, suffered a shocking event as Dorland collapsed and died while urging his candidacy near the polling place in Fairbanks. He was 62, a pioneer settler in Buchanan county, and the day saw heightened excitement on election day.
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Fairbanks
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Beaua Wilson Pioneer Dies in Kansas
Beaua of W I Wilson one of Boone county’s oldest residents and lifelong pioneer died in Kansas. He lived in Boone county most of his life and was widely known in the community.
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W. I. Wilson
William J. Wilson
Boone County
Kansas
Rumor Swirls Around Allison Retirement Plans
Des Moines and Dubuque sources report a persistent rumor that Senator Allison will not seek re election. Close allies in Des Moines deny the tale and say no public retirement announcement is planned, while speculation links to a broader talk of Gen. Dodge possibly entering the Iowa Senate race.
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Envy Neumann Killed by Freight Train at LeMars Crossing
Henry Neumann a 61 year old stone mason was struck by a freight train at the Main street crossing in LeMars as he walked downtown. He suffered a leg injury and died three hours later at his home from shock per Dr. Bries.
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Two Jailbreakers Nabbed After Escape From Cherokee County Jail
Hiberty, Kenyon and Lewis confined in Cherokee County Jail for a week on lar ceny charges broke jail Sunday afternoon. They pried the bars with a pocket knife, fled into a corn field and a coal shed before being recaptured within hours as a crowd hunted for them.
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Cherokee grand jury returns indictments on burglary and larceny
The Cherokee grant jury returned true bills charging Irvin Danah with burglary and Homer Kenyon and Guy L with larceny from two dwellings at night. Other indictments were returned but not released. no arrests have been made and the grand jury was discharged.
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Gets New Keeth at 63
Mrs Jens Jensen of Cedar Falls aged 63 receives dental work with three fine white front teeth on the lower jaw. Once destitute of truth she now feels proud and happy as improvements arrive unexpectedly.
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Morningside Admitted Along With Cornell to May Field Meet
The BamMCS committee of the Town colleges unanimously voted to admit Morningside and Cornell colleges to the next field meet in Des Moines scheduled for May.
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Franchises Carry In Rock Valley Vote
At Rock Valley municipal election the Sioux City and Ireton railroad franchise passed 169 to 24 and the electric light franchise won 129 to 62. The proposition is noted without additional details.
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Resigning Ohio Pastor Accepts Wilming ton Friends Charge
Rev BR R Newby who led the Friends church at New Providence for three years has resigned and accepted the pastorate of the Friends church at Wilmington Ohio. The new charge is among the largest in America.
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Cherokee Pioneer Leader Stricken by Stroke in Silver Township
J o T Sanger, an early settler of Cherokee County, was stricken with apoplexy at his home in Silver Township and is in a very dangerous condition.
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Woman Dies in Cistern Near Webster City Farm
Mrs. Charles Caruth, wife of a local farmer southwest of Webster City, was found dead in a cistern in the yard by her husband. Authorities believe an accidental fall led to drowning as no one was nearby to assist.
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Gach Denies Wedding Story In St Louis Interview
Frank Gotch the wrestling champion denies reports of a marriage contract with Tada Emerson actress and former wife of Joe Howard. Gach refutes the claim during a St Louis interview, stating no engagement has been made.
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State Legislature Debates Canal Project and Primary Reform
The legislature discusses a lock canal between Spirit and Ghoboji, division of townships into districts, and moving election division times from June to January. It also passes or debates bills on fire policy, foreign estate conveyance, and Cherokee funding, with primary reform progress and Galveston plan caveats.
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Kidnapped Clergyman and Female Leadership in Early North Carolina Tale
The Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence narrative recalls Scotch Irish settlers led by minister Alexander seeking New World refuge. An armed party seized the minister aboard a ship bound for America, coerced by a matronly figure to free him, and the minister sailed to Manhattan with the settlers.
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A Law Clerk’s Comic Misstep Reveals Courtroom Posture
A New Orleans tale from the Times-Democrat recounts a junior clerk in a famed law office who, after a toppled basket and a cheek scratched by postage stamps, forgets his plain lint and exits for the United States court. The judge admonishes him about carrying too much posture for second-class matter.
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Four Father Story From Forestry Station Speech
A fragmentary piece notes Representative Chalk Beeson of Kansas praising forestry work and trees given to farmers. It includes a short anecdote about a man at a window and a boy’s question, ending with a cryptic remark about hair on top.
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Women's Congress
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The Kings Glovey Handa in Paris Observations
In Paris during King Edward's visit he is noted to wear a glove on his right hand while left hand remains bare. A writer claims this reflects a protective rationale, arguing the right hand bears more contact with microbes and deserves protection, revealing royal prudence.
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Whitewash Trial Confounds Legal Snares in Baltimore Amtripan
In Baltimore Amtripan a court scene about stolen goods yields a peculiar triumph for lawyers. The exchange hints at a moralizing verdict equating the outcome to whitewashing a fence.
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