Prosecution of Western Federation Leaders Pressed
In a high profile case, AVITHiaan J. Haswood faces a murder charge while anticipation grows for a possible acquittal of Waywudd. Gov. Gooding promises continued prosecutions of Mover, Pettibone, Adams, and Tom Simpkins, while the court weighs conspiracy and accomplice testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avithiaan
J. Haswood
Cumsp Veys HamMibrider
Ube
Kinown
Western Federation of Miners
Premont Wood
Waywudd
Has. H. Moyer
Federation
Geo. Wh. Pettibone
Denver
Surtenienis
Gooading
Mover
Pettibone
Adams
Tom Simpkins
Jury Disagrees in Glass Bribery Case in San Francisco
The jury in the Louis Glass bribery case against the Pacific States Telephone official failed to reach a verdict after forty eight hours of deliberation. The panel stood seven for conviction and five for acquittal on a first ballot, with no further agreement found on subsequent votes. The court discharged the jurors at 41:20 Sunday afternoon and announced plans to press ahead with related indictments against Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Glass
San Francisco
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Charles A. Boxton
Board of
City Supervisors
Theodore A. Walsey
Socialist Parade Suppressed by Hancock Police
Police halted a Hancock Michigan socialist parade on Sunday after many marchers displayed red flags defying a new city ordinance. Officers arrested thirteen marchers including one woman after clashes arose as attendants resisted arrests and fists were thrown. no serious injuries reported. Authorities warned any future red flag displays would be stopped due to fears of violence linked to a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Mich
Sundsay
Ne Wome
iertThiners
Fay
Tinipiin Soldiers Sentenced by Court Martial
Justice in Bucsei turmoil as Romanian soldiers face sentences for aiding peasant uprisings. Eight executed for killing an officer. several others get long terms and life hard labor for refusing to fire on peasants during the outbreak.
Unclear OCR entry on mills and operations near Scuanten
Fragmentary text mentions mills near Scuanten and operations by a Sherter with unclear details. No identifiable people, dates, or organizations are readable. Further readable context is required for a precise headline and summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Sik Mills
Vedemn Mills
Scuanten
Attectil
S A Sherter
Live Stock Market Notes at Sivas Koomaehket Festival
An OCR fragment reports stock market activity linked to the Sivas festival with mentions of Coop Tepe legs Baia. The readable items focus on market annotations and festival context, but details are fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivas Koomaehket Fesivav
Coop Tepe
Baia
Poca the Toe Mingh Hres Wartime Notes
A fragmented OCR item notes a historical term or event with names resembling places and people, lacking clear context or dates. The readable fragments mention Borg and Puien with unclear roles, suggesting a local historical blurb or roster snippet rather than a full report.
Brasil Tie Sends Peru into Tense Overtime
A garbled report hints at a Brazil versus Peru tie producing tense moments and possible overtime. Key names and details remain unclear in the damaged text.
State Courts and Officials Clash Over Rail Fare Case
Reported actions show Sanford meeting with railroad officers and Judge Pritchard as grand juries in Marion consider indictments against ticket agents. Officials claim governor’s 2-cent fare order challenges federal court protections and could force U S court limits on relief, while other judges urge restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sanford
Pritchard
Asheville
Washington
Lyon
Superior Court
Marion
Abarioga
Old Fortanse
McHowell County
Prepa
Severa
Moore
Jadeson
Southern Railway
United States Court of Tho
Japan’s Naval Plans Sharpened Amid Brest Visit
Vice Admiral Thain, commander of the Japanese squadron at Brest, says Japan’s naval program extends for several years and will be carried out punctually and righteously, not enlarged recently. He adds the loan funds will finance railways and communications in Manchuria, not naval power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Blas
Paris
Thain
Brest
Japan
Europe
Admiralty
Manchuria
Prosecution Boosts Funds in Clinton Murder Case
Citizens in Clinton raise 4900 within six hours to aid in prosecuting Fred Slagill and Fox Magill charged in California with Magill’s first wife’s murder. Fund subscribers remain secret to avoid wrath of relatives with extensive local business interests controlling much land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Fred
Slagill
Brief Fox Magill
California
Magill
Wawhlls
London woman guilty of defrauding prominent families
Mrs. Josephine Leslie of London found guilty on charges of defrauding well known families by false pretenses. She was sentenced to five years penal servitude. She claimed to be a friend of J Purport Marian and alleged he sanctioned her investments. Blorgan testified he did not know the offender. Leslie was also known as Josephine Bashwick of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Leslie
London
J. Purpont Marian
Blorgan
Leslie
Josephine Bashwick
Philadelphia
Tilford Birthday Party for 760 Poor Girls at Alb Island
Frank Tilford of Newre hosted a birthday event inviting 760 "little mothers" to Alb Island. The guests toured the resort whittlers and enjoyed Tilford funded travel and activities as a charitable celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tilford
Newre
Ones Island
Alb
Tilford
German Anarchists Acquitted at Mannheim Trial
Twenty nine members of the national German anarchist societies were acquitted in Mannheim after being charged with holding an illegal open air meeting. The trial concluded with the defendants cleared of all charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannheim
Idégal
Eta Ay Amaretveis
Germany
Grepman
Socketin Seale
Ape
Mish
Cane
Mannheim Thurelay
Ageatel
Ce Euaventinpy
Fights Overhaul Regulation Passes House in Sonigomerr
The state house passed a bill regulating railroads on Tat regulation in Sonigomerr, Alabama, directing a 50,000 dollar allocation for Te. The measure moves to the governor for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miubame
Sonigomerr
Ala
Resignation at St Lewis Alo University Amid Health Lapses
The president William Jan Rogers of St Lewis Alo University resigns due to failing health. The board announces Wissuc Or Tees Grit vet home as his successor selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesians
They
William Jan Rogers
BFL
St Lewis
Alo
Wissuc
Tees Grit Vet Home
Oshkosh Normal School Leader Dies at Gaosetie Lake
Oshkosh Wis president of the normal school, Hidser, was allegedly killed near Gaosetie Lake. The incident occurred while he was on an education trip with students, leaving authorities to investigate possible motives and the circumstances of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mAater Kecigheniiselly
Ste.tehack TV
Hidser
Oshkosh, Wis
Eduerthenad Cspeles
Gaosetie Lake
Wis
Brursdine
Mansfield Versus Vons Ends Quietly Near Liverpool
A scrambled report notes Mansfield, Ghoo, Bra, and Ver in a confusion near Liverpool. The piece mentions Mansfield and Ver returning, with a poor bonitas remark, and a setzen event on a Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tichumd Atansfield
Ghoo Oeter
Bra
Maansfield
Eimere
Liverpool
Mansfield
Bonita
Suttar’s Porces Eeesten Chronicle Fragments
A fragment from a historic item recounts a tale of the sultan of Moroes and a week long pretender dispute. The language is garbled but suggests a battle over titles and fates, with references to warriors and a tense social order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moroes
Turmoil Over Korean Army Disarmament and Troop Movements
Disarray follows orders to transfer 2000 soldiers from Chewulsa to Seoul as the admiral in command approves. A force of about 7000 troops begins arriving at Busal Friday evening under Marquis II4. Cabinet plans disarmament and separation of ex-emperor’s forces when able to overpower any unrest and prevent further disorder. Civilians swarm the palace amid the proclamation and the empress dowager’s supporters depart with personal belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chewulsa
Seoul
Gddmiral
Comir
Marois Ito
Busal
Timulie
Jaye
Seul
Detroit Prosecutor Plans Manslaughter Charge Over Sanitarium Death
Prosecuting Attorney Robinson of Detroit said at the Edith Presley inquest that a warrant could be prepared charging Representative Charles Ward Speaker pro tem of the Michigan House with manslaughter in the death of Edith A Presley 24 heiress to 75000 and familiar state house figure daughter of ex state corp head Cev Presley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorner Robinson
Detroit
Mich
Edith Prestey
State Senate
State House
Cev. C. Presley
State Corporation Department
Woman Hanged in Moscow After Privacy Obsessed Trial
In Moscow on Thursday the woman known as Aladame Fronkina was hanged after a March assassination attempt on Gen Rhéinbot ex prefect of Moscow police and a May attempt on a political prison inspector. Officials argued for mercy but she refused and authorities deemed her mind unbalanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aladame Fronkina
Rhéinbot
Moscow
Poliical
Famine in Jamaica reports ten thousand hungry in St Elizabeth
Gray Oliver investigates a worsening famine in the St Elizabeth area of Jamaica. Authorities face blame for insufficient aid as about 10,006 victims suffer without schools or religious instruction amid tax collection concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tstanad
St. Wlizabeth
Jatmatea
Gray. Oliver
Newton
S 1
Elizabeth
Record Hefty Seizure Marks Bay of Intense Wear
The tringerature at St. Louis broke the record for the year when the iher- Taembler registered 6 Gegrnes for four hers during Thursday afternoon. Two deaths and forty prostra tions were reported as caused by the Theat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Iher- Taembler
Danish Engineer Develops Beer in Tablet Form
A Danish civil engineer reports success in producing beer as tablets dissolved in hot water. When cooled, the beverage is of excellent quality and flavor.
Gasoline Explosion Fatally Burns Blackburn in Indiana
A five gallon gasoline can exploded at a residence in Ransville Indiana fatally burning Blackburn and causing narrow escapes for other family members. The incident details are supplied by local authorities and indicate a spontaneous ignition event. Further investigation into the cause is expected by local fire officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vs. Nivel
Blackburn
Ransville
Ind
Western League Baseball Schedule at Sioux City
Schedule of Western League games to be played at Sioux City in the near future lists Des Moines Pueblo and other teams with dates in 9 79 71 and 12 15 16. Includes matchups and locations for the Sioux City events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Chyla. Fotlawer
Sioux City
Des Main Sece Ee AU
Pueblo
Teansas City player Kitsen sold to Kansas City club
The fragment notes a Teansas City pusher named Kitsen from the New York American league team being sold to a Kansas City club. Details are garbled and no clear dates or outcomes are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitsen
Teansas City
Wilson
New York
Tinos Gatherigrelker Linked to Berlin Murder Sentence
The father of Warl Wau, condemned to death in Berlin for the murder of his wife's mother, suffered a stroke of apoplexy the Tihrsiday and remains in a critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinos Gatherigrelker
Warl Wau
Berlin
Notarial Commission Inquiry in Des Moines Rumors
A Des Moines man receives letters from prominent lawyers and firms about a notarial commission. Allegations allege advertising material from a Des Moines firm selling notarial seals and possible influence involving the governor’s office. The missives question reform methods and suggest private business interests may seek favors from state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towastatin
Bes Moines
Kansas City
Lad
SamiGoane
Governons
Gires in tile prijate ring near Fishertown duel
Two Davenport women Lou Crawford and Opal Adair fought a four round prize bout on the lower Rockingham road near Fishertown. Spectators arrived by auto and carriage with bets, the fight described as fast and furious and a long standing grudge. Authorities failed to arrest due to location outside city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Lou Crawford
Opal Adair
Rockingham Road
Fishertown
Eddie Lang
Young Hansen
Crawford
Wedding Unites Clarence Melillip and Margaret Shinski in Sheldon
Clarence J. Melillip and Margaret Shinski of Sheldon were married at St Patrick's Church Sheldon with Rev James Warron officiating. Ushers Fred Gar Trager and George Dixon assisted. The couple plan a Minnetonka honeymoon and will reside in Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patricks Catholic
Sheldon
Clarence J. Melillip
Blargaret
ME MecKilip
Swift & Con
Like i Minnetonka
Brewer and associates acquire Cedar Rapids Republican control
Luther A. Brewer and Torch Press company officials gain controlling interest in the Cedar Rapids Republican from WH G. WeMilian. Brewer, linked to the paper for over twenty years, will remain as editor for a time and then undertake a world tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
Cedar Rapids Rpublican
Luther A. Brewer
Torch Press Company
WH. G. WeMilian
Cedar Rapids Republican
Republican
Fraud claim roils Dubuque church dispute over preacher’s ouster
Attorney Fitzpatrick wrapped closure on a motion to preserve an injunction restraining the Rev. Mr. from preaching at the German Evangelical Church of Dubuque. He charged the congregation with fraud and argued the church lacks authority to remove the preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzpatrick
Hus
Dubuque
Bey Suffers broken Foot
Harold Turner a 15 year old boy of Sumter injured a foot when his foot became caught in a hay rake while working on the farm of De Tilt near Eldora. He suffered a badly broken foot and was cared for at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Harold Turner
Sumter
Caeehi
Ler
de Tilt
Eldora
Barlineston Men Go Out The Roark Teiind Strike Reaches Bovington
Report states the Roark Teiind strike extends to Bovington with most car men off duty and railroad managers showing no plans to fill vacant positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlineston
Roark Teiind
Bovington
Carmen
Rairoad Imanagers
Ares County Veteran Dies In Trio of Obituaries
Ares County veteran dies last evening at age 6 alongside a Jones county veteran from Company G First Town Cavalry. The report notes both service and recent passing, detailing their units and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares County
Jones County
First Town Cavalry
Indeterminate Sentences Set for Iowa Reform School
Radecs for Indeterminate Sente THOS Aveeling to Hew law fix seven months as the minimum service for those sent entirely to the Anamosa reformatory under indeterminate sentences. The state adjusts holding periods and publication details for offenders at the reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Farm Worker Dies of Stroke in Hay Field Near Ottum Werecone
Frank Viyein, a farm hand, died from a stroke while at work in a hay field ten miles south of Ottum Werecone. A later search found him deceased among the fields as several employees continued their tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear
Frank Viyein
Ottum- Werecone
Ithen
County Fair Set for Armbour September Dates
Arrangements approved to hold the Louchis County Fair in Ar Mour on September 3 4 5 and 6. This will be the second annual fair in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armbour
Louchis County
Armour
Cedar Rapids to Pilot Galveston Plan for City Government
Citizens in Cedar Rapids rally around the Galveston commission plan as Des Moines cues the trend. Backers argue current governance wastes money and a simplified revenue system would better the city, while opposition is expected as a public meeting is set to discuss the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cedar Raphis
Des Molines
Galvaston Commission
Commission
Mrs West Held After Bondsman Withdrawal
Mrs. Pred West, a maternity housekeeper and defendant in a murder case, was jailed in Pes Atdines after one bondsman withdrew his surety. The withdrawal came amid a domestic dispute involving his wife objecting to the husband's actions. West remains on bond of 16000 and awaits a second trial following a hung jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hing
Young Priest Feeds Glorgemen and Tay People
A large crowd gathered at Le Mars for a solemn high mass celebrated by Rev. Joseph Fisch recently ordained in Rome. About twenty priests assisted as a procession, masked by vestments and altar boys, moved from the priest's house to St. Joseph's Church. Wreaths adorned the ceremony, and Fisch imparted the papal blessing to the congregation during a prior audience in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salon M
Fev
Joseph Fisch
Rome
le Mars
St. Joseph's
LeMars
Father Fisch
Police Station Robbed. $85 Collected From Saloons
Muscatine police report 85 dollars seized from saloons as burglars loot five districts. The city faces an epidemic of robbery with 22 burglaries in five weeks yielding 2 to 480 dollars each. Authorities pledge to arrest the thieves and end the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aCuscakine
Chiert Plannery
Wei Sh
Baby Dies in Washing Machine Scalding Incident
A six month old baby named Clara, daughter of Air and Mrs Peter Mans, died after approaching a washing machine filled with boiling water. The plug was pulled out, causing scalding water to pour over the infant. The事件 occurred fifteen miles southwest of Low Wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haby
Clara
Peter Mans
Low Wars
Angelina Sinclair
James Sinclath
Melrose
Ehe Hospital
McMillan Sells Half Interest in Republican Printing
Ti G. McMillan sold his half interest in the Republican Printing Company to Luther A. Brewer, long time business manager of the Republican and late proprietor of the Torch Press, at Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ti. G. McMillan
Cedar Rapids Republican
The
Republican Printing Company
Luther A. Brewer
Republican
Torch Press
Frack and Ball Park to Host Track and Baseball Grounds
Fred Stauter and several LeMfars men secured land near the union passenger depot for a half mile track and baseball grounds, promising recreation facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park
Fred Stauter
LeMfars
Wnion
Marrriage of Jessie Louise Stites and Ma Tracei Sherman Pard
At the home of the bride’s parents Rev and Mrs W G B Stanley of Elstora witnessed the marriage of Jessie Louise Stites to Ma Tracei Sherman Pard of Chicago with Mr Stanley officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetor
W. GB. Stanley
Elstora
Jessie Louise Stites
Ma Tracei Sherman Fpard
Chicago
Stanley
Cedar Rapids Car Strike Backs Silvis Sympathy
In Cedar Rapids one hundred seventy five men from the Rock Island shops walked out in response to an order from Grand Carman Ranemus in solidarity with Silvis shopmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Carmen
Rock Island
Ranemus
Silvis
Arkon Couple Wed at LaMars After Surprise License
ME NL Hansen and Miss Edith Waterbury, well known Arkon residents, obtained a marriage license at LaMars and were married by Justice A. A. Alline. The ceremony surprised their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaMars
NL Hansen
Edith Waterbury
Arkon
Justice A. A. Alline
Intrigues in Korean Capital Signal Royal Power Struggle
Reports from Seoul describe rising disaffection as plots and conspiracies grip the capital surrounding the new Emperor. Japanese guards surround barracks while tensions mount between factions loyal to the ex-Emperor and supporters of the Lancpe throne, with Tokyo pressing constitutional changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beoul
Korea
Ming
Ying
Lye
Peninsuke
Laveans
Wihicr Cienetal Kasegawa
Seoul
Wayashi
Japan
Tle
Various Federal Rail and State Law Actions Reported
The Interstate Commerce Commission forms a board of experts to test safety devices and signals. The ICC reaffirms separate passenger cars for negroes with equal accommodations. Georgia Edwards sues over transit financing for a Newark to New York City monorail plan. The Department of Justice will prosecute railroads violating safety appliance laws. Chicago railroad presidents back interstate passenger rate changes. Labor hours limits raise demand for thousands of operators. Pennyslvania Railroad reports 4099 locomotives in service and maintenance needs with thousands of wheels axles and tires replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lane
Georgian Edwards
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
John E. Stalin
Teethring Rapid Transit Boards
New York City
Newark
Steward EL Tunis
Department of Justice
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Trade trends hold steady amid heat as July pressures bite
Commercial defaults exceed last year due to July settlements, while merchants seek liquidity for currency drains. Demand expands for dry goods apparel and hardware as prices rise, with overall retail and manufacturing activity staying strong. Grain, livestock receipts, and bank clearings show mixed gains over 1906 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Able CO
Croos
Turk
Compres
Hank Clearings
Chicas
Dun
Weather and trade notes from New York market survey
New York reports steady trade conditions amid midsummer quiet. Wool markets show fair activity with firm prices. shoes and leather demand remains conservative. iron and steel easing. copper down and storage declines. cotton goods production at peak yet unable to meet demand. Weekly business failures in the United States total 185, with Canada at 26. Bradstreet’s Commercial Report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bradstreat
Grain and livestock prices for major markets in Midwest and East
A listing of commodity quotes from cities including Indianapolis, St Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, Buffalo, New York, and Toronto. Prices cover hogs, cattle, sheep, wheat, corn, oats, rye, butter, eggs, and oats with ranges and grades from No 2 to prime, along with per bushel and per hundredweight figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ste
Prairie
Sal
Indinapelis
St Lewis
Ste. Cincinnati
Castle
Sheen
Milwaukee
Harley
New York
Tolndo
Todima Yew Line and Notable Academic Moves
Germany ships nearly 20 million bird feathers to London for millinery use. President Treary Trapkins of Williams College plans retirement, Prof Taney Garfield of Princeton named successor. A Texas ranch uses a bolt plan clearing seven feet. Wilson criticizes corporate fines as useless. British builders favor reinforced cement for tall chimneys, London example 250 feet high with a 20 feet square base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
London
Treary Trapkins
Wiliams College
Taney A. Garfield
Wrinceton
Garfield
Texas
Woodrow Wilson
Primrion University
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Heras
Orange City, IA
SEQ
Purlisuer
Weston Mines
SUE LI
Puceleley
Posey
GRAPT
Frisco
Ed Fermen
Borg
Igor
ooWe
Uamn
Cis
Brasil
Catolina
Aguigles
Morgan
Suttar
Tro Ddraius
Seo
Neningsuk
Thurec
Candoilie
Michigan Liaarmiaker
Madame Fronkina
Jamaica
Baseratas
Schiedule
Gires
Priae
AP Shuets Don
TD. G. MW
Acilean
ODT
Guiire
Tanah Sssi Sibeis
Galveston
Mus
Tnorbed
Marquis Ito
Northy Esteem
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Congress
Southern’ Railway
North Carolina
Virginia Corporation Commission
Nhe
Grek
Supreme Court
Gnal
Todima Yew Line
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