Severe Cold Follows Western Snow Storm Hurting Colorado Fruit
A western snow storm sweeps Colorado and neighboring states causing a sharp temperature drop. Denver and Pueblo report 0 degree temperatures while Grand Junction notes a 3 0 degree fall. Fruit losses are cited as likely to run to dollars, though moisture may boost other crops. The storm affects Colorado, South Dakota, Texas, and New Mexico with heavier impact on the eastern slope of the Rockies.
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Weather Bureau
Denver
Pushto
Colorado
South Dakota
Texas
New Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Langer
Wre
Ranid City
Merth
Shipwreck on Neva River Near St Petersburg Claims Many
Late Saturday the river steamer Archangelsk foundered across the Neva near St Petersburg in thick weather. About twenty two passengers, mostly working class, are believed drowned while others were rescued or swept under ice floes. The wreck rests on the river bottom about 140 feet from shore with many missing.
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St. Petersburg
Archangelsk
Neva
SS Petersburg
Sisame
Buenzle Appeals Damages Suit Over Newport Dance Hall Expulsion
Yeoman Fred Z Buenzle of the Unite 65 Navy seeks relief in the Rhode Island Supreme Court after a Newport dance hall expulsion suit was decided against him by Justice William H Sweetland. Puengle aided by a fund with Roosevelt and naval backers. Albert C Dillingham oversees Navy training efforts and will press the appeal.
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Supreme Court of
Rhode Island
Fred Z. Buenzle
Unite 65 Navy
Newport
Panitorm
William H. Sweetland
Rhoads Island Superior Court
Puengle
Roosevelt
Navel
Albert C. Dillingham
Naval
Trai Mancg Berelte
Th Und
Supreme Court
Plot Against Roosevelt Tied to Hazelton Anarchists
United States Secret Service probes a reported plot by Pennsylvania anarchists said to base at Hazelton to assassinate President Roosevelt. Newark police chief Adams and New York secret service detectives investigated after a man named Bartula claimed involvement and named suspects. He said Czolosz, McKinley’s assassin, was once in the group.
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Pennylvania
Hazelton
Roosevelt
United States
Crder Service
Adams
Newark
Dave
Jan Bartula
Audenried
Sand
Haims
Hand
Trinspiracy
Adims
Czolosz
Mckinley
Flynn
New York Discief
United States Secret Service
Ther Save
Bartula
Fire Devours Noto Town Wiping It from Maps
A massive blaze in Noto town on Panay Island destroys the entire settlement during a Friday morning windstorm. About 20 900 residents are left homeless as civil and military authorities race to control the fire, with communication to Iloilo hampered by damage. Iloilo, a key port and sugar export center, links to Manila and the wider territory.
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Irenty
Philippines
Noto. P. 1
Hoilo
Panay
TLENT
Manila
Hitchock Sues Over Interior Department Prosecutions
E A Hitchcock of Hot Springs Arkansas sues Dr T B Rider in circuit court for 100000 alleging irregular prosecutions by the interior department during Roosevelt era. Rider claims a conspiracy to injure him financially.
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Hot Springs
Ark
E. A. Hitchzock
T. B. Rider
Rint
Dr. Rider
Interior Department
Ann Hitchcock
Roosevelt
West Baby Farm Murder Indictment Draws Grand Jury
An indictment returned by the Polk County grand jury charges Mrs Fred West with murder of infants at the West baby farm. The case alleges sickly infants were poisoned and their bodies burned. The probe stirred a national sensation and spurred state regulation of baby farms.
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Fred West
Polk County Grand Jury
West
West Baby Farm
Plaes
Far- Sigures, Jn
Arcanum talks raise for grand secretary. vote fails
At the Royal Arcanum Convention in Rockford Illinois a proposal to raise grand secretary John Kiley’s salary from 22 200 to 23 000 and similar increases for other grand officers sparked limited debate. The raises were defeated and the next meeting is planned for Springfield.
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TharelaArcanum
John Kiley
Grand Council
Royal Arcanum
Rockford
III
Springield
School Board Made Prisoners in Ionia Incident
Report from Ionia Michigan describes a high school gate clash where pupils accused of entering the building at night trapped parents, teachers, and a guard inside as the hall doors were shut turning the scene into a tense confrontation. The school board defended the students in the incident.
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Hsten- Ng
Ionia
Mich
Deadlock Holds Wisconsin Senate Seat Fight
A deadlock exists in the Wisconsin contest for the U S Senate seat vacated by John C Spooner after several caucuses and two ballots in joint session. Ten candidates remain with La Follette allies Esch Lenroot and Cooper leading among supporters. Bird leads Democrats and Rummel backs Social Democrats.
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United States Senate
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
Legislawre
Teade Steprunsch
Lemi- Berman
Marinese
Robert
Fresh Outbreak in Odessa Strikes Harbor Workmen
Disturbances in Odessa escalate as members of the Union of the True Russian People attack harbor workers who refus to join. Two killed and five wounded as violence prompts a work stoppage. No arrests. Rail workers join next, closing the harbor and halting exports. Authorities refuse to disarm union members.
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Odessa
Attempt on Rev. Yankola at St. Foseni’s Church
Unsuccessful attempt to kill Rev. Matthew Yankola, pastor of St. Foseni's Church in Hazleton Pennsylvania, with dynamite placed under the entrance. The explosion damaged the building. factional tensions had troubled the church, and a Black Hand threat warned Yankola to leave.
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Fanny Thursder
Matthew Vyankola
Tragic Explosion In New York Claims Child Life
The body of a small boy, over four years old, was found in the water at a New York location near the Von Ruth area. Dr Marvin was notified and examined the body, noting it did not appear to be the boy connected to the Marvin child.
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New York
Marvin
AlcClellan statue unveiling set for May in Washington
An executive committee of the Society of the Army of the Potomac announced that May 2 has been chosen for the ceremonies surrounding the unveiling of the AlcClellan statue in Washington, instead of the previously planned date in May.
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Washington
Society of the Army of the Potomac
AlcClellan
Death of Rev. Dr. T. Hamlin noted pastor in Washington
Rev Dr T F Hamlin pastor of the Church of the Covenant Washington died in New York City after a long illness. He was regarded as a notable divine with strong influence in his denomination.
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T. 5. Hamlin
Church of the Covenant
Washington, D. C
New York City
Tiamlin
East
Cathedral Cracked in Mexico City Earthquake Aftershock
Earlier reports confirm the Cathedral of Mexico City suffered a long crack running from top to bottom due to the recent quake. Authorities assess the damage as one of the city’s most significant architectural shocks.
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MeXiesib
Tndhorse Eairbanks for President
In a meeting of the Republican croup in the Tenth Indiana district they unanimously endorsed Vice President Charlies W. Fairben for the Republican presidential race.
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Tndhorse
Eairbanks
Indiana
Charlies W. Fairben
Read Armstrong London Grote proprietor dies at 71
Read Armstrong of the London Grote, a proprietor of the London store, died recently in London at age 71.
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Rmstrong Read
Armstrong
The
London Grote
London
Stax City Senate Tames Roosevelt Row in Delayed Vote
The Minnesota senate tabled the acute restriction tied to President Roosevelt amid a recent controversy with BE. A. Har. The vote to lay the measure on the table passed 27 to 10.
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Minnesota Senate
Roosevelt
BE. A. Har
Weston Bank Robbery Nets $2000 Escape In Weston
Bandits blew open the Weston bank in Weston Indiana and secured two thousand dollars before fleeing. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing surveillance footage for leads.
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Bank of
Weston
Wealthy Wisconsin farmer found shot in haystack near Chippens Falls
The body of Jacob ioethslisberger, a wealthy farmer, was discovered in a burning haystack on his property Saturday. Authorities suspect a gunshot wound and an on-site attempt to conceal the crime. Nearby reports mention a bank robbery at Farmers' and Merchants' Bank in Bixay with theft of thousands in currency.
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Jacob Ioethslisberger
Chippens Falls
Wis
Itixby
Jtrobbers
Bixay
Minister Granted Divorce Shows Local Turmoil in White Pigeon
The Rev. WH Andersen of White Pigeon was granted a divorce amid moral and community tensions. He attended the divorce hearing after the town mourned a local event but resumed duties following the ruling.
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WH. Andersen
White Pigéon, Wieh
EL Adlen
Sustady
Tér Wes
Fire razes Hotel Campbell in Athens disaster
A deadly blaze at the Hotel Campbell in Athens Pennsylvania destroyed the property. Blam Kenda, reported as a cripple, perished in the fire which began near a stairway cutting off all escape routes. Rescue efforts were unable to reach him.
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Campbell
Athens
Gre
Blam Kenda
Peach Crop Suffer Severe Losses in Georgia Cold Snap
State entomologist Smith reports from Georgia peach districts that at least 7 percent of the crop has been killed by recent cold weather.
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Smith
State of Georgia 2
Land Office Abolished and Archives Transferred
The Gunntson Cadle land office was abolished and the register and receiver ordered to transfer archives to the Montrose Cole office.
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Gunntson, Cadle
Prigar
Register
Montrose, Cole
ASL meets in Washington with strong turnout
The American Society of International Law held sessions in Washington on Friday. Secretary of State Reat opened the meeting as the first speaker and was followed by a well attended opening session.
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American Society of Internaional Law
Washington
Secretary of State
Reat
Von Boelow to Retire From Public Life
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Prince von Boelow plans retirement from public life due to ill health. He is nearly 68 years old and expected to step away imminently.
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Berlin
Prince von Boelow
Neuralgia Cure Reported by Berlin Medical Congress
Dir. Schlosser announced at the Berlin medical congress that after five years of testing the most effective neuralgia remedy is infection by aleonal.
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Medical Congress
Berlin
Schlosser
Earthquakes Hit Manila in Friday Morning Shocks
Two severe earthquake shocks were felt in Manila on Friday morning with no damage reported and no injuries noted. Local officials advised residents to stay alert as aftershocks possibility remains.
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Manila
Roosevelt Action Scrutinized by Seattle Labor Council
The Seattle Central Labor council adopted a resolution critiquing President Roosevelt for his handling of the Harriman case and labeling the action as undesirable for a citizen, while naming figures such as Moyer Haywood and Debs in the broader debate.
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Seattle Central Labor Council
Roosevelt
E. H. Harriman
Moyer
Haywood
Debs
Flynn Knocks Out Gardner In San Diego Bout
Jim Flynn of Pueblo Colorado defeats George Gardner of Lowell Massachusetts by knockout in the eighteenth round of a heavy slugging match in San Diego California.
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Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Colo
George Gardner
Lowell
Mass
San Diego
Cal
Cortelyou Visits New York Subtreasury
Secretary Cortelyou paid his first official visit to the New York subtreasury on Thursday. He plans a tour of leading titles to become familiar with treasury department conditions.
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Cortelyou
New York
Treasury Department
Plague Toll Rises Across India in April Week
Reports show 75 900 deaths from plague in India for the week ending April 12 with about 70 000 in Bengal the United Provinces and the Punjab. The total reflects severe outbreaks and strained health conditions across major provinces.
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India
Bengal
United Provinces
Punjab
Jury Clears Barlow In Embezzlement Case
Iowa jury finds the Bank of Thornton president J D Barlow not guilty on embezzlement charges after trial on handling of a 1835 dollar check from George Myer. Court ruled instructions favored the defendant. Beloit bank payment details described.
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J. D. Barlow
Bank of Thornton
Barlow
Durely
Arch
George Myer
Thornton
Bank of
Thornton Wih
Farlow
Beloit
Wis
Beloit Bank
Myer
EL Hans
Thornton Bank
Three Associates Sentenced in Chicago Great Western Heist
In Wa terlog Iowa sixty days for Sthert and Johnson for their role in a scheme against the Chicago Great Western railroad. J B Holdendors of Marshalltown and Claude S Jonson of Reinbeck received longer terms for involvement. Anamosa prison term of three years for ellealors. The cases arose after an undercover probe last fall. further indictments were dismissed.
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Ganuneyae
J. B. Holdendors
Marshalltown
W. WV. Sibert
Cedar Faux
Claude S$. Jonson
Reinbeck
Chicago Creat Western Railroad
Ellealors
Anamosa
Mint Sthert and Johnson
Hollenhors
Jerry O'Leary
Das Moines
Fransier
Mullenders
Widow of Timierman Dies in Mt. Nuy at Advanced Age
Mrs. Timierman, a longtime Mt. Nuy resident born in Germany, died at an advanced age after a stroke. Her husband predeceased her by years. She leaves several children including Henry Timierman, a prominent merchant.
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Timierman
Mt. nUy
Germany
Henry Limimerman
Pose Leaith Theo Ty
Court appoints accountant to audit state books
George E. Pensell of Athintic is named by the court to audit state accounts and oversee loan protections, following a recommendation from the jury and the audit office report issued days earlier.
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Penneti
George E. Pensell
Athintic
Smast
Nursuant
Ite
Shotting Charge in Barber Shop Attempt at Council Islairs
Arthur Southwell faces a USSHuTL with intent to kill charge after a sensational shooting attempt in a barber shop on Council Islairs weeks ago. The target named is Charles Hawkins.
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Ake
Arthur Southwell
Council Islairs
Charles Hawkins
Southwell
Usshutl
Bagley Pair Are Married in Quiet Rural Ceremony
A marriage took place at the bride’s residence southwest of Bagley at 4 o clock Wednesday evening uniting Migs Lulu Holmes and Mr. Daniel Russell. Both are described as living near Sugley and prominent farmers.
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Bagley
Prienes
Soutlwest
Welock
Migs Lulu Holmes
Daniel Russell
Sugley
Bee
Beautify Centerville Opens Clean Up Day and Planting
The Ladies Improvement association selects May 1 as clean up day and the date to plant flowers and beautify Centerville. City administration will oversee the event with hopes of a blooming rose garden. Snow fell in Council Bluffs delaying activities but dissipated by night.
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Ladies’ Improvement Essacia
Lion of
Centerville
Council Bluffs
Land gifted for new cemetery by Ida Grove donor
Dr. E C Heilman of Ida Grove donated eighty acres valued at one hundred dollars an acre to the Congregational church of Arties to establish a cemetery north of the town. He recently gave Morningsidy college in Sioux City a similar property.
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E. C. Heilman
Ida Grove
Morningsidy College
Bstoux City
Church of Arties
Aldrich Improves After Eye Surgery in Boone
Hon Charles Aldrich recovers well after cataract operation in Boone. A second operation on the other eye is expected soon.
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Aldrich
Charles Aldrich
Boone
Travelers Picnic Planned by Storm Lake Council
Storm Lake United Commercial Travelers plan a picnic inviting the Sioux City LeMars Sheldon and Fort Dodge councils. The event will be held in Storm Lake on Saturday June 15.
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Storm Lake
United Commercial Travelers
Sioux City
LeMara
Sheldon
Fort Dodge
Death in Sioux City Hotel Room Stuns Police
Ernest Wilde a stockman from Monroe was found dead from asphyxiation in his hotel room in Sioux City. Louis Henricks of Harker was near death but revived, and likely aided by Tacover.
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Gaga
Ernest Wilde
Monroe
Sioux City
Louis Henricks
Harker
Civil Service Rules Spark Municipal Row Over Fire Chief
Alleged violations of a new civil service law in Connell Bhufts trigger a clash as Mayor MacRae appoints Soniintsalon and Charles M. Nicholson as fire chief amid disputes with incumbent Republican BR W. Jones. Nicholson, a Democrat, and Jones vow to fight, with court action likely.
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Connell
MacRaee
Jones
Nichelson
Commission
Nicholson
Woman Found Guilty of Practicing Medicine Without License
Emily Wordsworth Breese faced trial in Council Blairs for practicing medicine without legal authority. She claimed buyers chose their pills and that she merely supplied medicine as an accommodation. The jury convicted her with a fine expected between 300 and 400 dollars.
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Council Blairs
Eve
Sirs
Emily Wordsworth -Preese
Council
Breese
Broadway
Hreese
Mavyn Desfense
Rewed wife reunites with old husband in council bluffs
Nebraska Bair travels to Council Bluffs to renew an ancient alliance with AL J. Young. Elizabeth Branstetter, previously married to Charles F. Branstetter in 1858 and divorced recently, wed Young again despite state law restricting remarriage after divorce within six months of legal separation. The couple traveled to town where no law barred the wedding.
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Nebraska
Bair
Council Bluffs
AL J. Young
Elizabeth Branstetter
Charles F. Bransteller
Youngs
Towa
Shippers and Railroads in Iowa Near Joint Rate Plan
In Des Moines the board of railroad commissioners discussed a possible joint rate schedule for Iowa to ease disputes between shippers and railroads. They warned any agreement must be supported by facts from the commission’s forthcoming fall inquiry and would be subject to state orders as appropriate.
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Towa
Des Moines
Board of Railroad
Trastight Thieves Raid Mason City Home
Police search surrounding county for bold burglars who entered G Wai house on Main Street in broad daylight. They ransacked rooms and carried off a large quantity of clothing and $35 in cash. The break in shattered the street door and covered the interior from top to bottom.
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G. Wai
Mason City
Main Street
One Indictment in Monona County Grand Jury Session
Monona county grand jury adjourned after a short session with a single indictment returned. George Frasier was charged with forgery for allegedly writing John Conway’s name on a note last winter and later attempting to collect on it.
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Ouaws
Monona County
George Frasier
Pragier
John Conway
Boy Injured by Dog in Ida County Incident
The son of Louis Witte of Schleswig was badly hurt when a vicious dog attacked him in southern Ida County. The animal struck the boy, causing severe lacerations to the face and scalp before help arrived.
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Doe
Louis Witte
Ida County
Schleswig
Mason City President Attacks Municipal Ownership at Iowa Convention
President A. W. Zab of Mason City criticized municipal ownership during an Iowa electrical association convention in Clinton. He warned public service corporations in Iowa would soon be controlled by a commission.
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Iowa Electrical Association
Clinton
A. WW. Zab
Mason City
Iowa
Robbers Target General Store. Bloodhounds Aided Search
Bloodhounds from Nebraska were released in Shelby County by Sheriff Sprat Wicks to pursue robbers who entered the general store of Iverson and Meade and stole substantial booty.
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Nebraska
Shelby County
Sprat Wicks
Polk Interests Buy Newton and Northwestern Line
Polk interests purchase the Newton and Northwestern railway line from Colfax to Newton. The system will be electrified immediately and operated as an extension of the Des Moines Colfax interurban network.
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Polk
Newton and Northwestern Railway
Raway
Colfax
Newton
Des Moines
Fair Secretary Selected in Cass County Fair
BE. E. Marquis elected secretary of the Cass County Fair Association after J. R. Harlan resigns, Giulion to succeed.
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BE. E. Marquis
Cass County Fairasso
Giulion
J. 3. Harlan
Janitor Drops $40 Into Sewer at Ida Grove High School
Amos Miller, janitor at Ida Grove High School, accidentally tossed 40 dollars in paper money into a wastebasket and dumped it into the sewer. He recovered 18 dollars from a trap, but the remaining bills were lost.
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Amos Miller
Ida Grove
Break‑in at Elkhorn clothing store steals clothes
The Elkhorn clothing shop of Carl Iverson was burglarized with entry through a tie front door. Various garments and mittens were reported missing, but no suspects or time of the break in are provided.
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Elkhorn
Carl Iverson
Graft Scandal Roils San Francisco Politics
The Golden Gate City faces a sweeping graft probe led by Prosecuting Attorney Veney. Indictments target officials from street vendors to corporation leaders, including Schmitz and Police Chief Dinsa, as corruption rings widen citywide.
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Teney
Gollen
Gate City
Frent—Ihersing
Graff
le Hille
Veney
Schmitz Sul Rent
Dinsa
Death Trail Grows Across Mexican Coastline
A fragmented dispatch from Chilpancingo reports extensive quake and tsunami damage along the west coast from Acapulco to Salina Cruz. Ometepec and Tlapa are said to be heavily affected with thousands believed dead as the Tehuantepec railway region suffers devastation. Acapulco is reportedly partly submerged as tremors and sea surges devastate towns near the Oaxaca border.
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Fuerreto
Oaraca
Ayutla
Tlapa
Ogupancingo
Oaxaca
Chilpancingo
Acapulco
Salina Cruz
Tehuantepec’ National Railway
Mexico
Diaz
Indicted Man's Luxuries Probe in San Francisco
San Francisco grand jury probes Rudolph Spreckles backed probe into a wealthy man’s lavish lifestyle. Indictments allege living like a millionaire with a 250 000 miniature palace 6 000 a year income and vast assets. A 151 000 Europa trip and bundles of negotiable securities raise questions about sources of wealth. Public fund aims to cover investigations with 160 000 pledged and growing contributions.
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Eugene B. Lehmitz
Willionaire
I Edward Vel
Meniais
Europa
Astate
San Francisco
Rudolph Spreckles
Sann Francisco
London report shows X rays cinema for organ motion
A London report states scientists used the combined age of X rays and cinematograph to photograph real time movements of internal organs such as the heart and lungs. The images were shown on a screen like moving pictures and doctors foresee this aiding diagnosis of lung and heart disease.
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London
Ean
Catholic Hierarchy Mests in Washington Discusses Catholic Uplift
The Catholic archbishops of the United States held their annual meeting in Washington to focus on building a Catholic university and strengthening schools. Cardinal-legate Faleoti presented the plan. New York delegates supported concentrating efforts nationwide. Texas Gov Campbell signed a bill restricting bucket slaps and cattle ex changes for future sale in the state.
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Catholic Hierarchy
United States
Washington
Campbell
Texas
Catton
Futuren
Hypnosis and Suggestion for Mental Change
A medical discussion describes hypnotic treatment where the patient is soothed and directed toward cheerful thoughts. The doctor notes immediate, lasting effects with repeated sessions and stronger results on subsequent treatments. He argues suggestion can align the mind to higher self and moral action, reshaping both will and emotion.
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Iesson
Quackenbos
James
Paul
Fire destroys Mangum cotton mill and gin with 2000 bales lost
Fire at Mangum Oklahoma destroys the Moore cotton gin and 2000 bales of unginned cotton causing estimated losses of 150000 dollars. Coastwise notes report nine men aboard coal barge No 1 were landed at Galveston after a storm off the Florida coast.
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Florida
Caesar
Galveston
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Montgomery
Als
the Newspapers and Publishers’ Association
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