Street Car Strike Clouds Frisco Labor War Stalemate
San Francisco street railway strike escalates with no arbitration agreement. Citizens’ peace committees fail to find a basis for retreat while police call for strong measures to resume service. Limited service runs proceed with mounted police outriders amid tense crowds and heavy patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mmadegaste
United Mailroads
Guk and
Broderick Streets
Market Street
Terry
Larkin Street
Oak Stanton
Page
Devisadero
Sutter
Birth of Prince in Spain Heralds New Heir
Royal palace crowds gathered after Queen Victoria of Spain gave birth to a son at 12 45 p m Friday. The announcement stressed a male heir to the throne and the birth occurred amid public relief and royal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Spain
Alfonso
Reral Palace
Victoria
Hummel Sentenced to Prison and Fine in Conspiracy Case
Abraham H. Hummel of New York, a lawyer, received a year in state prison and a $500 fine after his conspiracy conviction in the Dodge divorce case. The appellate division affirmed the U S Supreme Court related verdicts following his appeal. The case involved conspiring to annul the marriage of Charles F. Aloise and Charles E. Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham H. Hummel
New York
Dodge Lorst
Hummel
United States Supreme Court
Charles F. Aloise
Alors
Charles E. Dodge
Elymimael
Birs. Dodge
Morse
Father and son killed in Mo. feud at Dean Lake
Schuyler Stephens fatally shot Guy Dobbins and his son Thomas at Dean Lake Chariton County Missouri during a long standing family feud. Thomas was Stephens son in law and the quarrel flared anew as Stephens pursued the father who tried to defend himself. Stephens had been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Dobbins
Thomas
Schuyler Stephens
Dean Lake
Chariton County
Thomas Dobbins
Stephens
Wreck of French Steamer Boiteu Shrouded in Unclear Reports
Attest reports detail the wreck of the French steamer Boiteu off San oe Texas. Forty passengers are confirmed safe while forty four more are reported missing or unaccounted. Search efforts continue as authorities assess the maritime disaster and rescue operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Oe Txuada
Uru
Or Quay
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local News Item
Readable text shows no coherent facts. The fragment mentions earth chuds, Austria, and Vacaled with unclear context and no identifiable event or individuals.
Sioux City Live Stock Market Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes describe live stock trading in Sioux City with mentions of livestock holdings and market activities. The readable text lists items like cattle and pigs but lacks concrete names, dates, or exact figures.
Mite Beasadiers Efatel for Mater
A grand jury at South McAlbisce returns indictments against Newnan and Joann Williams Whediars Gawrones and Seonthair Fale with maurder. Proceeding details remain limited in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Beasadiers Efatel
Mater
Graned Dure
South McAlbisce
Charajue Fr. Newnan
Joann Wiliams Whediars Gawrones
Seonthair Fale
Maurder
Unclear wording prevents reliable headline extraction
The readable text contains numerous garbled phrases and names, making it impossible to identify a coherent event, person, or organization to summarize with confidence. No verifiable details emerge to craft a factual card.
Reward for Trak Soldiers Mentioned by Pridsay
Fragmentary note reports Abemiinn Pridsay offering a reward related to tracked soldiers. Text mentions North tones and Lamy but details are unclear and names appear garbled.
Arians omen erias hao grainete thie cimuse
Fragmentary text describes a cryptic event or omen related to Arians and grain figures with unclear completion status and references to a veiled concept or process. The readable parts suggest a symbolic or editorial note rather than a clear report.
Monopoly Probe Targets International Harvester Trust
Chicago centers the next government attack on vested interests as the New Jersey based International Harvester Company faces Sherman Act scrutiny. Investigators allege a practical monopoly via its America division and 90 to 100 percent output control through agents. Founders include Deering, McCormick, Plano, Milwaukee, and Champion. Cyrus H. McCormick serves as president with Hamilton origins tied to J Pierpont Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Standard Oil Colpany
School Desk Trust
New Jersey Corporation
Harvester Company
Department of Justice
Bureau of Corporations
International Harvester Company of America
Cntrals
Deering
McCormick, Plano
Miiwaou- Kee
Champion
Cyrus H. McCormick
J. Pierpont Morgan
Drug trust barred from operations by federal injunction
The United States district court in Indiana permanently enjoined ninety two members and associates of major drug groups from conspiring to restrain trade in drugs. The decree voids blacklists and contracts, bars price agreements, and prohibits the direct contract serial number plan and schedules for drug sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grug Trust
Indianapolis
United States Circuit Court For
District of Indiana
United States
Joseph B. Kealing
United States District Attorney
National Association of Detail Druggists
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Tripartite Proprietors
Fire traps five story university building in Kansas City
A Wednesday afternoon blaze at Locust and Ninth in Kansas City destroyed a five story University building housing Montgomery Ward offices and artist studios. One life lost, six missing feared buried, fifteen injured. Fire started in twine in a store room basement. elevator shaft spread flames. failed ladders and slow response trapped occupants on upper floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
University
Locust and
Ninth Streets
Montgomery Ward & Co
George de Mare
Mfauecd Withteborl
Montgomery Ward& Co
Cass County Supervisors Reimburse Small Graft Amounts
A rumor of large graft by Cass County board members is dispelled as three supervisors return small sums totaling 9.70 and 8.00 and 8.50 to the treasurer. The funds covered expenses for Shireemien, Chapman, Childs, and Chawfoerd attending a Des Moines supervisors convention. The refunds occurred before the Hollen case verdict and related to earlier misappropriation charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Minney
Cass
Cass County Board of
Henry Hollen
Shireemien
Chapman
Childs
Chawfoerd
Des Moines
Hollen
Murder in Smoky Row: Mt Pleasant Man Kills Porter
Mt Pleasant resident Miles Morrow shot and killed Ben Farrell a Black porter in Smoky Row over alleged abuses of Mary Judson. A crowd threatened retaliation but Morrow surrendered to police and was jailed. coroner's verdict states Farrell died from a gunshot wound inflicted by Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Ben Farrel
Miles Morrow
Mt. ‘Pleasant
Ben Farrell
Morrow
Mary Judson
Mr. Pleasant
Reaman
Farrell
Judson
Fire Ravages University Building in Kansas City
Rescue teams search smoldering ruins for victims after a university building fire in Kansas City. Among the dead are Miss Wittebar and Prof. George De Mare, with Miss Aurora Widepart among those believed missing and Alexandra Blumberg seriously injured. Authorities expect most injured to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
University
Mercy Shown In Commutation Request For John William January
Attorney General Bonaparte urged commutation for John William January alias Charles A Anderson. He recommends a three month term from arrest with a full pardon at end, July 19 1907, and the president approved. Known as the Missouri Jean Valjean, January was jailed for post office robbery in Oklahoma twelve years prior and later escaped. He lived in Kansas City as Charles W Anlersen, ran a small restaurant, married, was rearrested, and then retried. Petitions for clemency poured in to President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
John William
Charles A. Anderson
January
Missouri
Jean Valjean
Robbing & Post Police
Oklahoma
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Walter
Charles W. Anlersen
Koosevelt
Woman in Despair Takes Carbolic Acid After Calling Neighbors
A Iowa town woman 32 years old, Mrs. George Betts of Guthrie Center, called six families by long distance and told them she was tired of living. She overdosed on carbolic acid and died after neighbors rushed to stop the act. Her husband George Betts was away and summoned home by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faforis
George Betts
Guthrie Center
Altra
Betts
Woman Dies After Strychnine Dose in Farragut
Lida Goldman a young woman from Farragut took strychnine Monday morning while with Charles Hastings and Abs Hastings. She asked about the bottle, drank part of the contents, and died forty minutes later. Myre Hastings fainted, doctors arrived too late. Coroners jury held an inquest. suspected temporary insanity. Father previously died in an insane asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Goldman
Farragut
Charles Hastings
Abs
Hastings
Myre
Eastings
Clinton to host State Pharmaceutical Convention
Local committees in Clinton prepare for the annual Iowa State Pharmaceutical convention on July 9 10 and 11 with retailers from Port of Iowa invited. Thomas Wooten secretary of the National Association of Retail Druggists will attend and address Iowa druggists. A program includes meetings a banquet at the Lafayette Clinton’s new hotel and trolley river excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Towa
Lane
Iowa
Thomas ¥. Wooten
National Association of Retail Druggists
Lafayette
Land tracts totaling 9570 acres released in Oregon
Tracts aggregating 9 570 acres adjacent to the Sispayou and Yellowstone national forests in Corey Josephine and Jackson counties Oregon were Thursday released from temporary withdrawal at the request of the forest service. Areas released will be subject to settlement on June 28 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sispayou and
Yellowstone National Forests
Corey
Josephine
Jackson Counties
Oregon
Forest Service
Poitou Steamer Sails Disaster. Most Passengers Rescued
Official on the spot report from Afontevideo states the Poitou with about 306 aboard, mainly Spanish emigrants, was saved except for thirteen passengers. Rescue operations confirmed all others were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searty AN
Afontevideo
Poitou
Husband of Victim Charged in Slayings
Giovanni Vito, husband of Maria Vito, is under arrest in New York for the double murder of Maria Vito and her mother in their East Side home. He denies guilt claiming two intruders killed them after a quarrel over money and that he fought to defend himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Vito
Maria Wgrignoli
New York
Giovanni Vito
Vito
Tremps Attack Car Inspector in Valley Junction
Three tramps who were drunk assaulted Jerry Libby a car inspector for Rocksland road at Valley Junction shops striking him with a coupling pin. Libby remained unconscious after the late hour attack as authorities chased the assailants and prepared to place them in Polk county jail pending his prognosis. The Mallar Junction shop hands threaten further violence if action is not swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Libby
Valley
Polk County
Libby
Maller Junction
August Hazeman Dies After Buggy Accident Near Webster City
August Hazeman, a prominent Hamilton County farmer aged about 60, was killed when thrown from his buggy while driving home north of Williams. The buggy lurch caused the horses to start, throwing Hazeman to the ground on a small hill. the impact broke his neck. Neighbors later found the body. Hazeman was well known and well to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Havemoun
Nunaway
Webster City
Willams
August Hazeman
Hamilton County
Hazeman
Haveman
Britain to aid Jamaica with grant and loan package
Unconfirmed reports say the British government plans a grant of 3750,900 to Jamaica and guarantees a loan of 5,000,000 to help rehabilitation from the ERIL icy wake impact. The announcement has not yet been officially made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Bdand
Eril
Warrant Issued for Seattle Figure John Riplinger
A warrant has been sworn for the arrest of John Riplinger of Seattle Washington former city comptroller and last year’s defeated Republican mayoral candidate. The complaint alleges embezzlement of city funds. Riplinger is reported to be in Honduras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riplinger
Seattle
Wash
Riplinger
Honduras
Hew End Collision Kills One Man Near Hamilton
One man died and another was fatally injured in a rear end crash miles south of Hamilton on Thursday. An engine trailed a passenger train and heavy smoke prevented the engineer from seeing the train ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Lawson’s Wife Found Guilty of Murder
Mrs. Alice Lawson was found guilty of murder for killing her husband. She received a life imprisonment sentence. The court proceeding occurred on a Thursday in Tid., with Lefarelle noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Alice Cooner Laawson
Train Robbers Captured Near Woodville
A dispatch reports the North Coast Limited robbers on the Northern Pacific were arrested Tuesday near Frasin close to Woodville Aione. They are described as youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunehe
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Frasin
Woodville
Aione
Rioting in Kavakahkakia Russia Leaves Twenty-One Dead
Serious clashes erupted in Cocensk village Kavakahkakia Russia with twenty one people killed as troops were sent in to restore order. Initial reports indicate heavy gunfire and street fighting as authorities deploy security forces to quell the unrest.
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Patal
Russia
Cocensk
Kavakahkakia
Sen
Western League games set for Sioux City schedule
Schedule lists games for Omaha with dates May 29 20 30 24 to be played in Sioux City. Team names and exact matchups are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schudele
Sinus City
Sioux City
Omaha
Unclear Event at Suuthaes Pond Memorial Fund
Fragmentary text mentions memorial fund for Anthony with unclear purpose and references to items like a bow ear piece and tea advice received. Details are insufficient to establish date, organizers, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suuthaes Pond
YO. Anthony Memorial Fund
Nail
Guilty verdict in Mrs. Lawsen murder trial
A jury found Cooper Liawser of Jus tarette guilty Thursday on charges stemming from the death of her husband. Sentencing followed, with the judge ordering terms that reflect the severity of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawsen
Airs
Unit dividend declared on quarterly basis instead of semiannual
Brien Pied The Unit fends Thurs dividend of 2 percent was declared. The Pacific railroad division placed the dividend on a quarterly basis rather than semiannual, causing adjustments to prior allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brien
Pacifice Railroad
Bourdas Pleats Guilty in High Court Larceny Case
In New York the defendant, a former loan officer with The Wrestling Company of America, pleads guilty to larceny involving a large financial sum. The case centers on £612,600 misappropriated from the Irish community fund, with details clarified in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woo
Deustas
Wrest Company of America
New York
Ples
Roy
Porabs
Unclear OCR Fragment on Unrest and Trade Talks
The readable text is garbled and provides no coherent event or names. No actionable details emerge beyond scattered fragments about unrest and places, making it impossible to extract a factual summary or identify entities.
Big Smeling Plant Quits After Strike
The Murray Ontario plant of a major smelling company with 1,000 workers closed following a complete strike by 268 mine haulers and furnace workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auk Frehning Company
Oat Murraylah
Goawin Wiablenday
Devastating Cuban Fires Worsen Drought
Forest fires sweep Cuba amid long drought causing heavy livestock losses and widespread damage. Officials report extensive pasture destruction as cattle perish in the heat and smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Cubia
Font Battle in Kentucky Ends in Fatal Firefight
In Kentucky on Wednesday a clash on Sugar Creek and Tard Creek left John Floward and Marlin Green dead. Eleanor Howard is reported fatally wounded, while Jim Green and George Green are seriously injured.
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Font
Kentucky
Jobn Floward
Marlin Green
Eleanor Howard
Jim
Caorge Green
Forger as Missionary Arrested on Forgery Charge
An arrest occurred at Pionghinh on a forgery warrant. The case involves individuals linked to imitation work and mining interests, with officials citing legal action and charges connected to fraudulent activity.
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Chir
Pionghinh
Clark
Anawange
Cashier Ware scare shocks Seymour as hunger protest grows
Excitement over a bank scandal flares in Seymour as cashier Leroy Ware reportedly starves himself while awaiting legal action. Sheriff struggles to obtain food as rumors spread of arrests among conspirators in the Farmers and Drovers' State bank loot case. Grand jury set for the 26th, signaling imminent prosecutions and potential sensational disclosures in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Towa
Winfield Man Found Dead in Charlotte Barn
Winfield McKim, 68, a painter living winters in the county poor house, was found dead in a Charlotte barn after leaving the institution. Death was due to suffocation as he fell face down among rubbish. no relatives are known. He was unmarried from a family long settled in Eastern Town. his father once owned the Franklin hostel in Dewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield) McKim
Clinton County
Winfield McKinm
Charlotte
Institution
Winfield
Franklin
Dewitt
Aged Woman Found Dead From Gas Asphyxiation
Caroline Eastman of Cedar Falls, mother of Dr. Frederick Eastman, was found dead in her room at noon Tuesday. She apparently woke, tried to light the gas heater, then lay down until the room filled with gas. She had been dead for hours before luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Caroline Eastman
Cedar Falls
Frederick CC. Eastman
Lovelook
To Run Boat on Slissauri in Nebraska Waters
Wee Morgen, former Council Blutts man and now in Decatur Nebraska hardware, plans to launch a 700 ton boat for carrying between Decatur and Omaha and Council Bluffs. Construction and service are set for the present season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slissauri
Wee Morgen
Council Bluttsman
Decatur
Neb
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Stolen bikes traced to university official likely involved
Sheriff reports two youths Caugsid and accomplices were captured near a mile below as authorities recover two bicycles believed stolen from Jason Cite. Investigation links the case to Dr. Wo WP Patton, president of the normal university.
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Caugsid
Wil Wood
Ed Wells
Achiey
Jason Cite
Machir
Wo WP Patton
The
Normal University
Western Automobile and Supply company forms in Ida Grove
Ten automobile owners meet to form the Western Automobile and Supply company in Ida Grove. Dr. J. B. Conn serves as president with John J. Marsh as secretary. They plan to open a garage and hire an expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Grove
Nember
Western Automobile and Supply Company
J. B. Conn
John J. Marsh
Town State Dentist Association Meeting Opens in Coagar Rapids
The annual Town State Deniz association meeting began at Coagar Rapids Tuesday with a large attendance. A program of interest to the profession was carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Staite Deniz! Association
Coagar Rapids Tuesaday
Fireman Killed After Train Collision Near Cedar Rapids
Fireman Frank Krajci of Cedar Rapids, employed at the packing house, was struck by a Northwestern passenger train near the city Monday afternoon. He lay between the tracks with his head on the rails and was killed instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Krajci
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern
Hutchinson closes preliminaries for Shenandoah sand plant
B. C. Hutchinson of Des Moines completes preliminaries for a sand pumping plant to be built at Shenandoah this season. Flo anticipates shipping 1,900 ears yearly from the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Des Moines
Shenandoah
Flo
Thera
Rusty Nail Suit Hits Boone City Board Claim
Mrs. T. T. Schurlock sues Boone city for 3500 alleging a rusty sidewalk board flew up piercing her groin and causing a bad wound. Husband seeks 1000 for mental stress. Lawyers garnish IRS for 2700 fees if settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Schurlock
T. RR. Schurlock
Boone
Fire destroys Hoagland Drum Barn and stalls four horses
Four horses valued at 1,000 dollars were cremated in a fire that destroyed the Hoagland Drum Company barn at Council Thhaiffs and for a time endangered the adjoining lumber yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bire
Coane Trulks
Council Thhaiffs
Hoagland Drumber Company
Do Oelack
Corn Products Plants Sold At Alarehoailtown
The Glucase Plant Sol reports the Corn Products Manufacturing company of Chengo sold the glucose plant at Alarehoailtown for 360000. The facility has not operated for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Products Manufacturing Company
Chengo
Alarehoailtown
Mrs Smith Dies at Clinton Home in Mer Homa
Mrs Clara Smith aged 52 wife of a prominent Chicago and Northwestern engineer dropped dead at her Clinton residence Wednesday night. Authorities reported no clue to cause and funeral plans were expected to be announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Homa
Jals
T. Smith
Chicago and Northwestern
Dewn
Clinton
Naval recruiting station moves from Dubuque to Clinton after June
The naval recruiting station now operates in Dubuque and will be transferred to Clinton after June 1. Officers seek a suitable location and facility to continue recruiting efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval
Dubuque
Clinton
Clinton Masonic Temple Incorporation Plans Cathedral
The Clinton Masonic Femple association filed Articles of incorporation with the county recorder. It will oversee a $190,000 Scottish Rite cathedral project in Clinton this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Masonic Femple Association
County Recorder
Clinton
Glation Livery Barn Burns at Clarion
Fire completely destroys the livery barn owned by the Case brothers at Clarion. Origin of the blaze remains a mystery as there was no insurance. The building was worth several thousand dollars. The horses were removed unharmed and most rolling stock saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Brothers
Clarion
Railroad to Span Kimballton to Atlantic Planned
Funds have been secured to finish the Atlantic Northern and Southern railroad from Kimballton to Atlantic and construction is set to start. The project promises improved regional transportation and economic growth for nearby towns and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Northern and Southern
Kimballton
Atlantic
Labor union activity across U S and Canada in 1906
Reports show unions forming or advancing demands in Malden Massachusetts Rochester Minnesota Seattle San Francisco and Cleveland with eight hour day wage gains and new memberships. Strikes and wage talks spread from Britain to California, New Jersey and Toronto while clerks and drivers organize nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N.C
Holland
Phoenix
Ariz
Orades’ Alliance of America
New York
International Photo-Engravers' Lnion
Milwaukee
Ainters” Tinfott
Great Britain
San Francisco
Untcon
International Association of Machinists of
Greater
New York and Vicinity
Mutual Association of Journeyment Coopers of
Great Britain and Ireland
Diamond Workers
Lnion of America
Sdiamond Manufacturers of America
Association of
Gem Dealders
Barbers of
Cleveland
California
Sacramento
Orange
N. J
Boston
Music Department ‘Commissioners
Boston Musicians’. Protective Union
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Hailway
Lawa
Electrica- Workers Union
St. Louis
Sundow
Minnesota
Lengland
Rural Commission
Expenditures Reported for Last Congress Session
Clerks of the House and Senate appropriations committees present a full statement of last session spending totaling 2920 798 143. Pension outlays reach 1 000 000, post office 2080 000, army and navy 111 000 000, civil list funds noted. Regional coal rail news: Delaware and Eastern railroad plans a Schenectady extension to link with Boston and Maine, intensifying coal delivery competition in New England.
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House
Senate
Rnykgod
Army
Delaware and Eastern Railroad
Boston and Maine
Schenectady
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
New England
Delaware and Bludson
Motor baggage trucks to be adopted at major stations
Following a successful trial of a motor driven baggage truck at a Philadelphia Pennsylvania station the system foresees adoption of these vehicles at all large stations across the country to streamline handling and transport of luggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrage Trenche
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Reverend Arthur Succumba Watson Dies in Iowa At Common Cause
Rev Arthur Succumba Watson a clergyman and writer known for The Bonnie Brier Bush and Doctrines of Grace died at Mott Pleasant Iowa from blood poisoning linked to tonsillitis. His wife, ill nearby, was with him briefly before his death. His lecture tours across the Northwest were canceled and his religious works appeared under his name while novels bore a pen name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Gillanhors
Northwest
United States
Bowie
Liverpool
Buss
Kitest
Tornado Wipes Out Towns West of Mount Pleasant Texas
A devastating tornado struck west of Mount Pleasant Texas on Monday afternoon killing and injuring many. Birthright Mdze way and Ridgeway suffered near total destruction. Deport Baptist and other areas suffered homes destroyed and multiple deaths. Caney and Birthright, both heavily damaged, indicate a high casualty toll across several small communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Texas
Birthright
Mdzeway
Alost
Ridgeway
Sensational Habeas Plea Over Death Sentence Case
Mrs Patrick accuses court and prosecutor of bias in the Albert Patrick case urging a writ of habeas corpus. She claims $2,000,000 from the Rice estate financed Patrick’s defense to secure execution. She alleges two jurors offered acquittal for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Op. Patrick
Will
Rick Déet Alt
Aes
Railroad
Philadelphia heiress gifts a million to Booker T. Washington
Miss Anna Jeannes of Philadelphia bequeaths one million dollars, about a quarter of her fortune, to Booker T. Washington to fund Negro education in the South. The grant authorizes Washington and Mollis G. Frissell to disburse funds for agricultural and trade schools offering practical courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Jeannes
Philadelphia
Washington
Mollis GB
Frissell
Miss Jeannes
Isaac Fearnes
Supreme Court Affirms War Tax Inheritance Refunds
An evenly divided bench affirms the circuit court ruling that the repeal of the war tax on inheritances took effect July 7 1901 and that all collections made for the following year must be refunded totaling over 37 million. The court also holds Missouri law valid allowing full recovery of life insurance on suicide despite policy provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Toledo Business Men Indicted In Price Fixing Probe
Ninety one Toledo businessmen named among city’s best known were indicted on charges of conspiring to restrain trade. The indictments stem from an inquiry into the brick timber and plumbers’ combine. No arrests were made pending attorney consultations and bail arrangements. An indictment also charged the National Supply Company as the alleged combine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
National Supply Company
William J Bryan predicts five more presidential campaigns
News of Minor Note reports William J Bryan telling the Cincinnati Democratic Club he expects to survive through five more campaigns. He quips he entered politics by accident and stayed by design. Baron Rosen, Russian ambassador, is a chancellor and court chamberlain who wears St. Vladimir St. Ann and St. Branislaus orders and speaks six languages.
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William J. Bryan
Cincinnati
Democratic Club
Baron Rosen
Hampire
St. Vladimir
St. Ann
St. Branislaus
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Pirity
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Mass
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Toronto
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