Deaths and travels mark ends of Chicago banker Eckels
The obituary notes the death of banker and former Comptroller of the Currency Eckels in Chicago. He died on a Friday as family were summoned after a telegram and a telephone call. His daughter and relatives in Paris plan to travel to New York and then sail to the United States. The breakfast gathering he planned for Judge Landis and others was left unfulfilled as news of his passing spread.
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Chienigo
Mir
Prats
Churchitt
Opie Thisir
Bekels
Phew
Paris
Duttisiating School
Sabroud
Chicago
Iby
Urey
France
New York
Eckels
Hilroy
Kk. M. Landlis
Federal District Court
Landis
Birs
Eloh
jGarey
Myr
Kev. MM
Stricken Trinidad Crew Rescued After Five Days Without Water
Six seamen from the British bark Trinidad arrived in New York with the ship wrecked crew story. The vessel left Santa Cruz March 28 bound for New York when a hurricane on April 1 wrecked her masts and flooded cargo and holds. For five days the crew had no food or water and suffered exhaustion and delirium before a small schooner rescued them at Naseny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sesurancia
Santiago
Cuba
Nassau
Trinidad
Santa Cruz
Delmas Gut of Thaw Case Left to Former Counsel
A confusing note from the courthouse indicates former counsel will not represent in the ongoing thaw case. Peaboy OReilly and another lawyer would act for Delinas in the future while a decision on bail and remaining legal actions awaits a mother’s sanction and resolution of intra counsel differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaboy Oreilly
Ytariy Thaw
Fison
Usagi
Delinas
Indea
Stegsrs. Peabody
O'Reilly
Warry
de Mace
The Sade GF Abady as the dotthe tay Tithe teas
The fragment references an unclear name and phrases about a title or roles. No coherent event or entities can be established from the text.
Mo Worier Qed Bnish
Unclear fragment describes a fatal incident with names obscured. readable items indicate a person or persons killed in a local event with limited context and no verifiable details.
Sanx City Hire Silck Mfarteer
The notice reports Sanx City hiring Silck Mfarteer for an unidentified role as market follows. It mentions top hogs valued at 6.4 with price and trade context unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanx City Hire
Silck Mfarteer
Ming’ Woah
Ile
Tey Beeves
Ansiri The naw Syeepeds Win and Tunzory ABTOOU MEL a on the fitareday Gumiries
Unclear OCR text reports a victory by Ansiri The naw Syeepeds and Tunzory ABTOOU MEL a on a feature day. Points and outcomes are not legible, making precise details impossible.
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Ansiri
Tunzory Abtoou
Prominent Figures Involved In Unclear Incident Near Maty Fons
Fragmentary report details a notable event involving Prominety Veriay and Pronk of Vintinen with media presence. Locations mention near Maty Fons and nights活动, unclear context, possible arrests or investigations. Further readable facts are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prominety Veriay
Historic Church Plans Revealed in Choutery and Penh
A set of historic church plans, including Rietenie th and Waase Vigtyy designs, is released with details of the postwar church architecture funded by local payee contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rietenieth
Choutery
Aah
Postad Penh
Payee
Central American Peace Talks Move Toward Conference
A Friday renewal discussion at the state department in Washington outlined a plan for a broader peace process among Central American republics. Negotiations aim to cease hostilities and set a framework for permanent peace, potentially through a conference in Washington or Mexico City with all interested parties. The United States and Mexico urge a firmer regional basis to foster amicable relations and commercial exchange.
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Pdurbdtcs
United States
Anne
Ane Pires
Pteg
GiMenics
Alexica
The
Hague
Labor Leaders Urge Roosevelt on Moyer Haywood Remarks
The Chicago Federation of Labor seeks a presidential clarification on reports that President Roosevelt called Moyer and Haywood undesirable. E. N. Nogies of the local federation asks for a statement, arguing the men face impending trials for their lives and seeking a “square deal” pending verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood
Chicago Federation of Labor
Roose Yelt
Mover and Haywoood
Western Federation of Miners
Gov. Steunenberg
Idaho
E. N. Nogies
Moyer and
Famine Horrors in China Prompt U S Aid Drive
Telegrams from twenty famine districts in China describe worsening conditions. Officials express thanks to American Consul Rodgers for relief aiding anti foreign sentiment. Rioting for food and cannibalism reports emerge as graves are disturbed. authorities urge Americans to donate 3 million dollars in three weeks for humanitarian work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Rodgers
Buchanan Delegation Named for Hague Conference
At the cabinet meeting Friday the delegation roster for The Hague conference was announced. Included are Joseph H. Choate Gen. Borace Porter OU ar Jose Arkansas David Jayne Hill minister to The Netherlands Brig. Gen. George B. Davis Rear Admiral Charles C. Sperry William I. Buchanan former minister to Argentina Secretary Chandler Hale James Frown Seow and Charles Henry Butler. The delegates will sail near The Hague about mid May.
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Hague
Joseph HH. Choate
Borace Porter
Ar. Jose
Arkansas
David Jayne Hill
Netherlands
George B. Davis
Chartes ¢. Sperry
William I. Buchanan
Argentine Republic
Chandler Hale
Maine
James Frown Seow
Charles Henry Butler
Prominent Politician's Speech Marks Campaign Visit
A fragmented note describes a prominent politician visiting Towers on a campaign date. It mentions a speech about future policy and allegiance to a party leader, with references to Kruse and Mae Set in vague terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinsinda
Poiron in Canned Fish and Zahorov Departure Report
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Poiron and a Banver Ohio figure linked to canned fish and a department departure. The text is garbled with unclear roles, organizations, dates, and outcomes, preventing a clear event identification.
Amalgamated Meat Cutters Weigh Demands Amid Strike
The Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen plan a New York meeting on April 22 to set dates for coordinated action. Joseph Masterson in New York and Michael Donnelly in Chicago report the union is rebuilding after past disorganization and that most skilled butchers employed by packers have rejoined.
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Coun
Suauth
Omaha
St. Leontis
Wr. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Paul
Chitage
Amalgamated
Meat Cutters and Huteners’ Workmen of America
New York
Joseph Masterson
Butchers' Osstaain
Venn
Whicago
Michael Donnelly
Kes Drea
Elon Amens
Soltio
Donnelly
Aly
Deanelly
Alhai
Congressmen Favrot and Murder Case in Baton Rouge
Democratic Congressman George Favrot of Baton Rouge was held on murder charges for five months. A grand jury declined to indict him on Thursday. Favrot had shot Dr. H. Aldrich, a longtime friend of his wife, after an election dispute. he had resigned as judge and was later freed as a juror count issue was challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George KK. Fasrot
Batan Trouge
Fla
Ini
I. H. Aldrich
Baton Rouge
Favrot
Pavrot
Tawney Back From Isthmus Visit Discusses Canal Progress
Chairman Tawney of the Appropriations Committee and Representative Cleat t recently returned from the Isthmus of Panama and briefed the President on conditions. Pawney praised canal progress, optimistic that at the present rate the Waterway could be finished in five years. He criticized Engineering World for forecasting an impossible engineering problem and cited railroad capacity and sanitation as principal needs to keep the area healthy.
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Tawney
Hoblsa Comrmittee
Cleatt
Panama
Pawney
Murder Suit Over Fatal Crime Names Baldwin in Bloomington
Sule Murderer is sued for 14000 dollars by Sime Eiserman husband of Mrs Jane Eiseman and father of Cora Eiseman. The Eisemans allege involvement in a fatal crime six weeks ago linked to hardwin and a criminal attack. The case cites 15000 dollars for damages.
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Thomas Baldwin
Foomington
Wii
Sime Eiserman
Jane Eiseman
Cora Eiseman
Afr
Thomas Thernexsdy
Hardwin
Cora
Wreck on Canadian Pacific near Chaptea Ont Wreck
A Canadian Pacific train derailed west of Chaptea Ontario after a broken rail. Five cars plunged down an embankment and caught fire from a cooking stove. Officials report 11 people missing including six children and two adults.
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Canada
Canadian Pacific
Chaptea
Ont
Ship Goes Ashore in Harwich Fog
A steamer named Brus ika die Comn ran ashore off Harwich in fog with passengers aboard. The vessel was beached and later hauled off with all passengers removed by Thursday afternoon and night.
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Great Eastern Railway
Pany
Harwich
Will
Wearer
Rus
Triplets Bore Seventeen Children Born Wednesday Night
Anton Marchal of South Oamine packing hall Catt e reports triplets born Wednesday night at the Machal home. Seventeen children total, sixteen living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Marchal
South Oamine
Packing Hall
Catte
Lere
Machal
Crasolomie Advalee Fuel Price Noted by Stardach OW
A fragment notes a one cent per gallon advalee and references Amtouivek grade fasoline by the Stardach OW company with a Thucedisy designation. The text is unclear but indicating a fuel price action tied to a named brand and product category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stardach OW
Thucedisy
Constantiog in Chien Prank J Constantine
A.W. Gentry arrives in Chicago from New York aboard the Century Limited. He is immediately taken to a nearby police station for questioning following a prank incident.
Wisconsin Assembly Hears Pay Raise for Lawmakers
A Wisconsin assembly debate centers on a resolution to raise the annual salary of legislators from 3500 to 1900, amid questions about the effect on state government. The measure highlights discussions of pay and public service in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Death of Mrs Sylvester Smith Reported in Chicago
The body of Mrs. Sylvester Smith, wife of a wealthy retired official, was found in Chicago on Thursday. Authorities believe suicide linked to mental illness and are investigating the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Th. Smith
Chicago
Webster City Woman Completes Fortieth Day of Fast
Mrs Harriet M Closz of Webster City has finished forty days of a water only fast aimed at rheumatic pain. She began after sickness and says she remains vigorous, planning to continue until pain subsides. Supported by her advisers she seeks recovery through fasting with no solid food since the third week.
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Harries &Clos
East
Harriet M. Closz
Webster City
Hohiing & Jong
Hird Bale
Havine
Glove
Selarskins
Chase
Dog Saves Child in Cold Near Oelwein
A shepherd dog protected and led Tad Lauber, 24 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lauber, who wandered from the home farm near Oelwein Tuesday. The boy was found late that evening unconscious from the cold, with the dog remaining close and barking to awaken him and coax him to walk.
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Mfr Ant
John Lauber
Oelwein
Dbane
Waterlogged youths found guilty in juvenile court
In Winteriana before Judge Arthur Elliott Orville Jones and Willard Smith two 14 and 15 year olds were found guilty of forcibly entering West Side High School. They were committed to public offense and placed on $1,000 bonds with a return to the reform school to be determined by the grand jury. The Elliott boy’s case was continued while the others faced related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehie Refurm
Wwnteriano
Arthur Elliott
Orville Jones
Willard Smith
West Side High School
Jones
Snub
Carnegie Wrart
Eliett Boy
Temperance groups seek state liquor license ruling test
Temperance advocates across the state plan to challenge an amendment to the law arguing the state cannot license establishments serving alcohol. They intend to push the issue as a test case, potentially to the United States Supreme Court, to limit saloon operations.
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Hillis
Waterloo
Ciewit
Artiman
Supreme Court of the United States
Death of Richard Waite Reported in Pueblo
Word reached Marshalltown of Richard Waite dying in Pueblo Colorado. He was son of RLF Waite of Marshalltown and a trades employee with the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. He had recently been promised a higher production position.
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Marshalltown
Richard Waite
Pueblo
Col. White
Rlf Waite
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Baby Smothered to Death in Tim Creek Home
The month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer West of Tim Creek was found dead in bed when the mother awoke. The infant was found lying still and there is a presumption the death resulted from smothering or accidental suffocation by the parents during the night.
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Bro
Elmer Wst
Tim Crewe
Martin named assistant curator in Hawecrenthue department
Keosauqua Ta resident Martin Chiogsaar is appointed assistant curator of the stilehi department under the new Hawecrenthue plan. The move relieves Cursier Aldrich of duty and tasks Aldrich with several park orders linked to the colleins bane of the swascim.
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Martin Is
Chiogsaar
Batrina
Keosauqua
Stilehi Department
Hawecrenthue
Cursier Aldrich
Elowge Aldrich
Svascim
Fire drills at Washington School prompt orderly exit
Pupils at Washington School in Burlington evacuated as lockers burned after a defective fuse caused a fire. No injuries were reported as faculty supervised the walkout and ensured everyone left safely.
Saints Vote a Rebuild After Devastating Fire
A local vote endorses rebuilding efforts for the Saints stadium after a major fire. Community leaders cite renewed hope and support from residents amid plans by the city council and the Herald publishing house to oversee reconstruction.
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Faron al Liven
Sit
Lainani
Rooster Causes Fatal Tetanus in Clyde Johnson’s Case
A 20 year old Clyde Johnson of tiriearn falls ill after being spurred on the upper lip by a rooster. He develops tetanus and dies, marking a tragic hockjaw incident linked to poultry.
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Clyde
Tom
Johnson
Tiriearn
Ware
Physician Martin Moves Practice to Sioux City
Dr Martin, raised in Panimuth and returning from two years in Berlin and Vienna medical centers, sets up practice in Sioux City for medicine and surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Mo Aurtin
Pop. Martin
Woodbury Deputy Harding Emerges As Speakership Focal Point
Rumors swirl at the state capital over the Thirty third General Assembly speakership with Woodbury's W Harding named among leading contenders. Marion’s LD Peter Webster County’s GC Huckler and Stumet’s N Lee also listed as options as colleagues press for unity and qualified leadership.
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Woodbury
Thirty-third Genera Assembly
W. Su. Harding
Woodbury County
Ld.peter
Marion
GC. W. Huckler
Webster Cominty
Lee
iStumet County
Harding
Cersal
Ifard
Ing
Three Men Injured In Northwestern Line Bridge Collapse
A bridge on the Northwestern line near Sioux City collapsed causing injuries to three men. Conductor F E Kinner suffered severe bruising, Herman Rose sustained a crushed leg requiring amputation, and Edward Werle the engineer had bruises as the derrick and wreckage plunged into Allen creek. The line was blocked for hours while repairs and dredging resumed.
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Dtart
Sioux City
Missouri Valles
F. E. Kinner
Herman Rose
Edward Werle
Staliagndus Engine
Regardam
Allen Creek
Rnlrand
Selvay
Drake Resigns from Eldora Industrial School
Col Drake, superintendent of the Industrial School for Boys at Eldora, has resigned and the resignation was accepted by the state board of control. Board members offered no discussion, but relations with the superintendent were reportedly not entirely satisfactory. Drake came to Iowa in 1904 from Missouri after leading a boys reformatory there. He was well known for his work in labor fields.
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Drake
Oliora
Tion
Hoys
L. BD. Drake
Industrial School For Boys
Eldora
State Board of Control
Col. Drake
Iowa
Missouri
Accident injures Merl Bird at Cherokee home
Merl Bird was accidentally shot at his Cherokee home while he and Louid McDonald examined a .22 caliber revolver. A discharged cartridge struck Bird just below the nose. he was taken to a doctor, treated, and is resting well.
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Merl’ Bird
Cherokee
Merl Bird
Louid McDonald
McDonald
Clinton City Attorney Accused in Arson Threat Case
Clinton county grand jury reported no bill against City Attorney J. Schmidt who was arrested on a charge at Mackmail weeks ago. Attorney Ailler brought action charging Schmidt with threatening to cause the arrest of a Clinton woman if she did not pay him 600 dollars.
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Clinton
Clinton County
Branc
J. &. Schmidt
Mackmail
TG. L. Afiller
Schmitt
Jaim
Tragic Saloon Day Ends With River Accident Near Balile Creek
Chris Nabeater, a farmer from south of Balile Creek, spent a riotous day in Tel Grove saloons. While crossing the Amuayile eight miles west, he fell from a buggy over a bridge rail into the river. His body was not found until later.
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Wieer
Tel Grove
Chris Nabeater
Balile Creek
Amuayileer
Tel
Fury Again Set Aside by District Judge Church
District Judge Church again set aside the grand jury at Denison Sea and ordered officials to immediately summon a new panel. The defects in the second grand jury were pointed out. Comer and Latty defend two Syrian peddlers held for a matter of a follow peddler.
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Fury
Church
Gtand
Deni- Sea
Jessy
Comer & Latty
Father of Nineteen Children John Hynes Dies
John Hynes aged 86, described as father of nineteen children, died after a long life including a gold rush voyage. The text notes his voyage around Cape Horn aboard a vessel with most crew lost to cholera, leaving nine survivors.
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John Hynes
Cehildren
California
Cape
Horn Son
Ane
Child Fatally Burned in Plymouthed Misadventure
A child identified as Eleanor Graves of Plymouth, age unknown, died after an accidental fire. Investigators say the victim stepped on a lit source while near combustible materials, leading to fatal burns. Local authorities are investigating the incident.
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Eleanor Graves
Alme
Graves
Plymouth
Fatally Injured Girl After Runaway Horses
Miss Susan Erpenlding, daughter of a Turbuque family, was returning from a dance when the horses ran away on a down hill road. She sustained a fractured skull and internal injuries and is not expected to recover.
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Riunaway
Susan Erpenlding
Turbuque
Practical Cabinet Reforms and Stamp Plans at Exposition
Congress debates permanent departmental officers to stabilize government work. A proposed post superintendent would curb abuses in the post office and cut costs. The One and Two cent stamps for the James Town Exposition will feature John Smith and the first settlers at Jamestown, with sale starting April 26.
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Tast Offhe Department
James ‘Town
John Smith
Coron
Att Famestown
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
World Reform A Chicago Judge Advocates Corporate Redemption
Judge Pater S. Grogscup of Chicazo told the People's Institute at Cooper Union in New York that large corporations are here to stay and should be redeemed rather than destroyed. He cited Yerkes’s control of Chicago’s street railway and argued punishment should target corporate power not individuals, urging corporations to serve the people. He challenged the President to align the movement with this approach.
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Pater S. Grogscup
Chicazo
People’s Institute
Cooper Union
New York City
Yerkes
Chicago
Tie
Wheat Growers Alarmed Over Green Bug Pest Spread
Reports from Oklahoma City indicate a worsening green bug threat in wheat. The pest was first found in a small area of Oklahoma and Greer counties and now controls areas in every county south of the Neck Island railroad and appears across most wheat counties in the north and northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Greer
Neck Island
New York State Comptroller Seeks Bids on Large Bond Sale
New York Line Comptroller Martin J. Glynn announces sale of 85 million dollars in horse canal improvement bonds and invites bids for small blocks as low as four thousand dollars, a shift toward broader public participation in the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Line
Martin TJ. Glynn
Jury inete Cree Hisarreps at Syracuses Relates to Garipning Case
Fragmentary OCR reveals a jury case in Syracuse involving the New York central court. The discharge of an individual named Hud is noted amid unclear references to defendants and dates.
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Celewrate
Major Evans
Alien ‘Igchen
Ole
Terre Hattie
Aloe
York
New
New York
Syracuses
Schanec
Hedy
Cedar Rapids Photographers' Association Officers Elected
The Cedar Rapids Photographers' Association elected George KF Fahy of Bonaparte as president and Roinile of Cedar Rapids as secretary with Al YW Ferguson of Denison named treasurer.
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Davee Geis
Ceadar Rapids
George KF Fahy
Bonaparte
Roinile
Cedar Rapids
Ferguson
Denison
Fire at Worth Town Brick and Tile plant in Mason City
Fire at the Worth Town Brick and Tile company's Mason City plant caused about 1000 dollars in damage. The blaze destroyed several records and valuable items. cause is not yet known and investigators are assessing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Worth Town Prick and Tile Company
Uncertain historical notes from scattered dates and events
Fragmented OCR list records battles discoveries births and political events between 792 and 1920s, mentioning Peipus Lake, Cartier, Washington presidency, Napoleon Abdication, Shiloh, Victoria and other varied items with many garbled spellings and partial phrases.
Treasury to Refund 320 Million Bonds at Two Percent
Secretary Cortel announces the Treasury Department will redeem 25 million dollars of E per cent funded bonds and redeem the remaining 25 million after July 2. New bonds will bear 2 percent interest, exchangeable at a 3 percent premium, and run twenty years.
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Cortelyou
Treasury Department
Jean of Thot
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