Federal Prosecutor Temple to press Iowa railroads over safety
Col M L Temple United States district attorney for the southern district of Town orders immediate action against railroads in Iowa not installing proper safety appliances in freight and passenger service. Orders originated from Washington via safety appliance inspectors reports to the interstate commerce commission and now reach the Des Moines federal building. Actions to begin in Iowa divisions at the next term of court.
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M. L. Temple
United States
Thiet
Ffreight
General Bonaparte
Federal
Des Moines
le Miles
Davenport d
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Col. Temple Wi
Rourt
Bankers Attack Express Companies Complaint Filed With Commission
The American Banker association filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission under the railroad law. It accuses express firms of using their facilities to usurp banking prerogatives and to leverage bank capital in their operations. The suit claims express companies harm banks by misusing interstate facilities and discriminating against regular banking commerce.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
American Banker’ Association
United States
Suit Seeks Forty Acres Over Cherokee Nation Land
A high value property dispute in the Indian Territory involves Mae Evelyn Hall suing J Eugene Hall against the Cherokee Nation the Dawes Commission the secretary of the interior and Tea Swanneck. The Bartlesville district case aims to recover forty acres in the oil district citing the 1902 Cherokee allotment act and could affect many Dawes Commission decisions if Hall prevails. The commission previously awarded the forty acres to Bliss Swanneck in a Swanneck contest.
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Indian Territory
Mae Evelyn Hall
Feather
J. Eugene Hall
Cherokee Nation
Dawes Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Tea Swannock
District Court
Bartlesville
Friar
Poison on Train Ends in Death in Geneva New York
Peter Morad and David Morad of Philadelphia traveled by train to Geneva New York where they drank whisky shared with Leo L King who later produced a second bottle. Morad collapsed after a sip from the first bottle and died at a hospital minutes after arrival. King was arrested stating he bought poison to end his life over family troubles and gave his age as 38 with a living mother in Thackford, Iowa.
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David Morad
Philadelphia
Geneva
Leo L. King
King
Peter Morad
Morad
Thackford
Orchard
Wuhtin
Boise
Richardson
Fran’ ‘Grebard
Stetmenberg
Bob Wiiter
McPartland
Pinkerton
Tal
Jim
Molly Maguire
David
St Paul
Kelis
Stite
Western Federation of Miners
Canada
Iis
Christian Endeavor
Salvation Amy
McFartland
Western Federation
Liny
Chicago
Tima
Steve Adams
Colburn Lodge
Masons
Peabody
Bell
Goddard
Steunenberg
Richortland
Adams
Europe
Murderer Electrocuted in Ohio Annex Execution
A reported execution via electric chair occurred in Columbus at the state annex. The condemned offender, under Gov. Harris, faced the penalty at approximately 10 oclock.
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Canton Tepries
Harris
Siour City Live Stock Market Brief
Fridar's olavioens on the Sioux nofelign: Buich. Tap hogs recorded at £5.59.
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Siour City
Fridar
Buich
Ice Drivers Strike for Higher Pay in New York Delivery Wagons
About 1500 to 2649 drivers from the American Ice Company in New York walked out on Friday demanding extra pay for extra work. The action aims to pressure management to meet wage increases and overtime compensation.
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American Ice Compiny
New York
Insurance Receiver Appointed for Marquétte Mutual Life
A receiver has been appointed for the Marquétte Mutual Life Insurance company of Chicago. The firm shows outstanding insurance totaling more than 32,960,600. President Roosevelt promotes Alfredd Hurtwell to chief justice of the Hawaii Supreme Court and names Sidney Afil ler Pallou as associate justice of the same court.
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Marquétte Mutual Life Insurance Company
Chicago
Hawaii
Roosevelt
Alfredd Hurtwell
Supreme Court of Hombly
Sidney Afiller Pallou
Mame Gourl
Louisiana Negro Found Hanged After Assault Charge
The body of Mathias Jackson, a negro, charged with criminal assault, was found Friday hanging to a tree about twelve miles from Alexandria, La.
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Louisiana
Mathias Jackson
Alexandria
Freight rate boosts across western territory reported
Western railroads plan a five percent rise in freight costs between the Mississippi and the Rockies by raising minimum carload weights and changing classifications. Some carload tariffs may be canceled, while heavy adjustments target items like Hawid carbonic acid and piano shipments. A Charlevoix meeting on July 16 will discuss 425 docket subjects and the revision of minimum weights and rules.
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Western
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Western Railroads
Charlevoix
Mich
E. ©. Brecker
Three Hanged in Missouri Penitentiary Escape Case
Harry Vaughan Edward Baymann and George Kren were hanged at Jefferson City for killing guard John Clay during a penitentiary escape attempt. Vaughan Raymond and Ryan aided the breakout. Blake Jo an Clay Ballison were killed. Ryan and Raymond recaptured. Ryan later jailed in Kansas City.
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Harry Vaughan
Edward Baymann
George Kren
Missouri
Vaughan
Raymond
Ryan
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St Ionia
St. Louis
Child Enticed and Slain in New York Basement
Eight year old Viola Boylan of New York disappeared from Second Avenue last Monday. Her mutilated body was found in a coal bin in the cellar of her home on Thursday. Police seek two young Italians allegedly seen trying to lure the child into a cellar days earlier.
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Viola Boylan
New York
Second Avenue
Judge Rules Evidence Not Admissible in Loving Murder Trial
In Houston Virginia Judge Barksdale issued a two line opinion in the Loving murder trial. The ruling states the character of Elizabeth Loving or the slain man is not the issue. The truth of her tale and its falsity hold no bearing on the case. The evidence will not be submitted.
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Loving
Houston
Barksdale
Elizabeth Loving
Fheodore Estes
Butte Mail Carriers Go On Strike Over Wages
All mail carriers in Butte Montana walked out on strike Wednesday night protesting present government wage scales.
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Butte
Mont
Body of Leo KTM Rumors Denied in Rome
Rumors that the body of the late Pope Leo MT was moved from the temporary tomb at St Peter's to the Basilica of St John Lateran are unfounded according to authorities. No removal has occurred and the papal remains remain in place.
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Leo Ktm
Rome
Leo MT
St. Peter's
SS John Lateran
Weavers Strike at Coro net Woolen Mills in Mapleville BR
Weavers at Coro net Woolen Mills in Mapleville BR walked off Thursday over orders to work on fancy goods. The strike concerns 49 workers seeking better conditions and pay.
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Whode Island
Coronet
Mapleville
Pepan
Stoores
Fire destroys Chelifoux building in Birmingham district
A Friday morning blaze in Girlingham Alabama leveled the Chelifoux building at First Avenue and Nineteenth Street causing an estimated loss of 260000 dollars. Fire officials investigated the cause as investigators sought electrical or structural faults.
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Birmingham
Chelifoux
First Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Girlingham
Ala
Britt Nelson Title Bout Postponed to July 31
The Britt Nelson fight scheduled for July 2 is postponed to July 31 due to Nelson’s ear abscess preventing further training.
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Britt-Nelson
Nelson
Schmitz Sentence Postponed in Extortion Case
Eugene E. Schmitz of Sam Francisco was convicted of extortion in French restaurant cases and his sentencing was postponed to July 6.
Fire Wipes Saloon District in Morenci Arizona
A Thursday blaze destroyed the entire saloon district in Morenci Arizona with about $100,000 in losses. The fire wiped out twenty seven buildings.
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Morenci
Ariz
Devastating Oklahoma Oil Field Storm Hits Sapulpa
A fierce cyclone and cloudburst struck the northern Indian Territory between 3 and 9 am Wednesday, killing at least one man and injuring others in Sapulpa. Water flooded streets, plate glass shattered, and a hotel roof was torn off as over 150 derricks fell in the Glenn pool. Oil wells ran wild and a lightning strike ignited the oil and gas combination in Sapulpa. Total losses around $500,000 with extensive damage to buildings and rigs across the Osage nation and surrounding towns.
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Indian Territory
Sapulpa
Stene Glenn
Frank Troper
Glenn Pool
Osage Nation
Turley
Ltf
Maize
Creek Orphans’ Home
New Trial Refused in Snonhead Oil Case
Federal Judge Landis in Chicago refused a new trial to Standard CHL Company convicted of shipping at Ylepal rates between Whithae Indiana and East St Louis. The court sought financial details of Standard and ordered subpoenas for officers and directors, with John Rockefeller and H A Thagers among those who may be summoned.
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Snonhead Oil Company
Landis
Chicago
Standard Chl Company
Whithae
Ind
East St Louis
Standard
F. H. Howard
Howard
Bomb Thrown in Russian City Erivan Square Tragedy
A bomb exploded in Erivan Square Ti flis Russia on a busy afternoon. The blast killed and injured many, caused widespread damage, and blocked access to the scene as police cordoned off the area. The attack was linked to a treasury wagon with $125 000 escorted by Cossacks and the bags vanished.
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Erivan Square
Tiflis
Russia
Treasury
Boy 7-year-old in Parkersburg jailed for arson
Glyde Ghidden aged seven is jailed on a charge of incendiarism in Parkersburg West Virginia. It is alleged he burned two houses last week endangering two families who barely escaped. In this state the death penalty may apply unless the jury mercy recommends. then life imprisonment.
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Glyde Ghidden
Parkersburg
W. Va
Navy launches scout cruiser Chester amid Bath Iron Works ceremony
The scout cruiser Chester, a fast warship for the United States Navy, was successfully launched Wednesday afternoon from Bath Iron Works. The event marked a key milestone for the Bath Iron Works shipyard and the U S Navy in the production of this type of vessel.
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Chester
United States Navy
Bath Tron Corporation
Gath
Ife
Harvard Closes 271st Year With 450 Graduates
Harvard University closed its 271st year with a graduation class of 450 on Wednesday, marking the oldest American educational institution's anniversary and academic milestone.
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Harvard
Harvard University
Portugal Cabinet to Stay in Accord with King Charles
Official statement confirms King Charles and Premier Franco are in agreement and there is no ministerial crisis anticipated. The cabinet will remain in place and stability is pledged.
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Portugal
Charles
Franco
Eighteen Months More of Cuban School
Secretary Taft announces extended American intervention in Cuba for eighteen months, a decision that Havana receives with slight interest and continued stability.
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Taft
Cuba
Havana
Western League Schedule At Sioux City List
Schedule of Western League games to be played at Sioux City in the near future. Teams include Pueblo, Omaha, Des Moines, and Lincoln with listed dates in July.
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Sioux City
Pueblo
Peerrerne
Omaha
Hekewea Fuly
Thenver
Aer
Des Moines
Wa Saaeaae
Lincoln
Fear Outbreak in Krassnoye-Selo Camp
Reports from Krassnoye-Selo in Mussia describe a tense camp where a dozen Teximents rest. Troop mood is unsettled and daily misunderstandings disrupt camp life.
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Russia
Krassnoye-Selo
Mussia
Carrie Nation Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
Carrie Nation was arrested in Washington D C for entering a saloon and creating a disturbance. She was charged with disorderly conduct and placed in the house of detention.
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Carrie Nation
Washington, D. C
Carrie Nationa
Missouri 2 Cent Fare Case Heads to Supreme Court
Attorneys for eighteen Missouri railways and Attorney General Hadley for the state have agreed to seek United States Supreme Court jurisdiction over enforcement of the 27 cent fare law.
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Missouri
Missouri Railways
Hadley
United States Supreme Court
McPherson
Badhey
Reynolds
Tradley
Croker Victory Suppresses Irish Derby Race Result
Tuchard Croker's Orby won the Irish Derby at Dublin on Wednesday. Croker's Georgetown finished second with the other horses far behind.
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Croker
Tuchard Croker
Orby
Dublin
Georgetown
Memory of Owl Wonith Destroyed by Wound
Mrs. Faith Darby of Albia, 28, suffered a brain wound from a burglar’s bullet in May 1905. An operation to extract the bullet failed, leaving her in critical condition with memory loss and severe pain. The burglar escaped and was never found.
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Owl Wonith
Faith Darby
Willem Darby
Albia
Abrs
Darby
Sheldon Resident John Woods Dies by Suicide
John Woods of Sheldon ended his life by strangling himself with a pillow case at his son’s home. In poor health and despondent after losing his wife last September, he had just returned from California. He is survived by three children, including Wealace Woods and Mrs. Emma Goldie, plus Mrs. Th. Der of Sanborn, and three brothers in Sheldon and Kansas.
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Sheldon
John Woods
Wood
California
Weallace Woods
Emma Goldie
Th. der
Sanborn
B. T Woods
Miles Woods
Henry Woods
Kansas
Runaway Girls Caught After Attempting to Go West
Two 16 year old Burlington girls Blanche Whitney and Olga Dehn ran away dressed in men's clothes with companions Clarence Mackey and a boy named Carron. They rode a freight to Pleasant and back, their plan to become cowboys foiled, and were restored to guardians after promising not to repeat the act.
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Blanche Whitney
Olga Dehn
Clarence Mackey
Carron
Mrs Ladd's Early College Life Recalls Burlington Couple
Mrs Ladd and Judge Ladd from Burlington were Carthage College classmates, both earning high honors. Emma J Cromer, later Mrs J M Cromer of Kansas City, joined Ladd in academic excellence and early affection, leading to marriage soon after graduation.
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Hilneis College
Scott
Ladd
Judge Ladd
Burlington
Valley Junction Man Drowns After Skiff Overturns
John Swatta a Valley Junction resident drowned in the Des Moines River when a skiff overturned on a mid stream snag. He was rowing with two companions who grabbed the boat but he disappeared beneath the water.
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Valley Junction
Des Moines
John Swatta
Swatta
Bequest Of 150000 Pound Building For Fort Dodge
In the will of the late Thomas Snell of Bloomington Dh Fort Dodge is left a £150,000 building and construction to start within three months of the grantor's death. The remainder, about $1,500,000, is to be held in trust for twenty years after the youngest direct heir dies, a boy aged years. Took Money Left on Train Mrs Mary Gearing of Collingsville Mo was arrested at Burlington for taking a pocketbook left on a Burlington train. Twenty two dollars were found in a cuspidor where the money was hidden.
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Fort Dodge
Thomas Snell
Bloomington
Mary Gearing
Collingsvile
Burlington
Burtington
Logan to Celebrate Glorious Fourth With Citizens
Logan plans a Fourth of July celebration with selected citizens in charge of events. Missouri Valley also plans festivities with Maurice O Connor to speak at the site. Cedar Rapids mourns the death of HOD St John, once head of the Iowa Mill Owners Mutual Fire Insurance, veteran and former city marshal. Grand Chief Morcombe of the Degree of Honor has died in Cedar Rapids. Blanche Forsythe, five, dies at Sloan. funeral held at Holiness Apostolic church. D Leet Oliver, Yale student, dies in an automobile accident. he was nephew of B D Holbrook and G O Holbrook.
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Missouri Valley
Maurice O'Connor
Cedar Rapids
Joseph E. Morcombe
Freath
Sloan
Blanche
Ed Forsythe
Holiness Apostolic Church
Frank Honnaid
Oliver
D. Leet Oliver
Yale
and Airs
B. D. Holbrook
Gnawa
Geo
Holbrook
Mont .Fulis
Four Fish and Game Violations Lead to Fines
Deputy Green and Sheriff Farnegam arrested four men in Oakland for fishing in the Iowa River on June 5. Andrew Schlosser Albert Owens Bert Owens and Jesse Stuart were fined five dollars per fish. Albert Owens then sued Deputy Green for fifteen thousand dollars alleging defamation.
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A. M. ‘Green
Sioux City
HE. G. Worey
Waterloo
C.L Farnegan
Oakland
Seming
Iowa River
Andrew Schlosser
Albert Owens
Bert Owens
Jesse Sturat
Stuart
Hampton
Partice
Mill Pond
Ketcham and Donegan Drift On Case Delays
The long stalled case against O. S. Ketcham and John Donegan for payroll padding and forgery is not advancing. Both men, longtime Chicago Great Western railroad workers at Melbourne, were arrested months ago and had a hearing postponed again, linked to John E. Hollendors now serving a three year term in Anamosa.
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Ketcham
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Melbourne
John Donegan
Donegan
John EB. Hollendors
Marshalltown
Anamosa
Fire destroys Orange City light plant in fatal blaze
A fire at Orange City destroyed the electric light plant, causing Mrs. A Van der Stoep Sr to faint and die later from heart disease. The loss is estimated at $10,000 with no insurance. The plant supplied power to residences, businesses, and factories, including the Berken Van der Maaten bakery and Cassens lightning rod factory. FP W Michel held a controlling interest. others included W F B Rieckhoff and S E L Cassens.
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Orange City
A. van der Stoep
Eberken-Van der Maaten Bakery
E. H. Cassens
W. Michel
Heaviset Lazer
W. FB. Rieckhoff
EL Cassens
Elopement of a White Woman and Black Man Stuns Missouri Town
Mrs Amanda Adbert Wright of Mason City fled with George Perry a colored man after two years of marriage. They walked ten miles to Plymouth Junction to catch the Milwaukee train to Minneapolis. Charles Wright husband vows revenge and pursues the elopers. Perry had arrived from Columbia Missouri two weeks prior.
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Amanda Adbert Wright
Mason City
George Perry
Plymouth Junction
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Charles Wright
Wright
Perry
Aoberly
Church Row in Court Over Pastor's Injunction
Pastor Henry Juz of the Lutheran church in Dubuque seeks to dissolve a ten week old injunction blocking his pastoral duties, arguing an appeal from the congregation and district synod’s ouster remains pending.
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Henry Juz
Lutheran Church of
Dubuque
anti-Luz
Luz
Burglar Caught in Store in Nighttime Break-In
Will Lewis was arrested at Stock Rapids and jailed on burglary charges after a daytime store break in at Lockwood and Pirwitz general store. A clerk awoke to find Lewis returning, having taken groceries and dry goods. A separate incident saw Joe Scolaro, acting for Philip Claddo, clash with Aden Sheriff, striking him with a brick. the Sheriff remained unconscious and may die. Seglare fled. Cladda is in custody.
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Ttock Rapides
Lockwood & Pirwitz
Lewis
Joe Scolaro
Philip Claddo
Cedar Rapids
Sheriff
Stiil
Seglare
Ciadda
River Floater Mystery Solved in Burlington
The floating body with a head wound is identified as Charles Lovell a farmer from Illinois who accidentally drowned. the head wound likely caused by a snag. New Sheldon Depot Opener Spacious facility opens with private waiting rooms for ladies and men. long needed for passenger traffic. Wedding at Spencer Miss Meta Bang and Andrew C Vestergaird wed in the Danish Lutheran church officiated by Rev Soholm. over 200 relatives attend.
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Charles Lovell
Ilinois
Sheldon
Wrick
Spencer
Meta
Johanna Bang
Andrew C. Vestergaird
Soholm
New Depot for Sheldon Opens for Occupancy
The new union depot at Sheldon is ready for occupancy. The Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha and the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad companies have combined and erected a passenger station that is 18 modern in every respect.
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Sheldon
Union
Chicago
Long Lost Cousins Reunite After Fifty-One Years
Warren Patrick of Boone and EA Patrick of Des Moines reunite after fifty one years apart. The accidental meeting ends decades of no contact as both cousins reconnect after more than half a century.
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Warren Patrick
Boone
EA Patrick
Des Molines
Orchard Confession Details During Idaho Case Interrogations
The article recounts Orchard's confession process in Boise, including coercion claims, Pinkerton involvement, and interviews with Detective McPartland. It covers Orchard's background, mental struggles, and motivations, plus Steve Adams’s arrest and Orchard’s statements about future escape.
Laws repealed by the Tunasian douma
The Tunasian douma repealed three laws aimed at suppressing political crime and dissent. One punished praise of political crimes and an accused or suspected person’s exemption from military service. A second ended private instruction in Poland. The house also abolished reestablishing field court martial for civilians implicated in revolutionary activity in the army.
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Poland
Doma
Croker Wins Derby and Sets Record at Ep Som Downs
Richard Croker, longtime leader at Tammany Hall now in Britain and Ireland, achieved Derby triumph with his 3-year-old Orby ridden by Teifi at Ep som Downs. The stakes total 32600 dollars with Croker reportedly winning about 100000 more in bets at 10 to 1. Telstoi criticizes the peace conference as a hypocritical display, calling it a disgusting manifestation of Christian hypocrisy.
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New York City
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Epsom Downs
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Russia
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Incomplete Chronology of Historic Conflicts and Events Compiled
A fragmented list chronicles events from 1495 to 1900 including battles, executions, inaugurations, defeats, and notable political milestones. Notable items mention John of Abe, Blick Heath, Waterloo, Waterloo Bridge, battles in Vittoria and Chal grove, and the 1900 Panama canal approval among others.
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Great Britain
James K. Paulding
New York
Khanghai
Isaac Boncey
Connecticut
Caltedé Siete
Rhinebeck Landlordism Sparks Private Estate Crackdown
In Rhinebeck New York a wealthy resident formed a home building syndicate to block John Jacob Astor’s expansion and put 340 acres to small homeseekers with some land reserved for public use. Astor’s private park plans have drawn criticism for shrinking taxable values and eliminating housing.
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Eat
Poughkeepsie
America
John Jacob Astor
Astor
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