Robbery and murder in hotel leads to arrests in Kansas
In a Kansas City hotel a proprietor named Emery was shot dead by two robbers, Rumble and Hatton. The assailants fired on porter Simon and fled as police closed in. Rumble was wounded in the ensuing struggle and both suspects were pursued and captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Mmery
Kentucky Hhouse
Ol Beers
Sam Hatton
Dawn Mingesata
Rumble
Tsath Rumble
Watten
Hatton
Kansas
Ciu
Kan
Runtie
Walton
Emery
Murey
Hobby
Bulie
Ruoblie
Minery
Atin
Simon
Furmbie
Polices
Runile
Hutton
Minnesota Avenue
Chase
Tring
Collision Near St Louis Injures Couple and Passenger
A streetcar crash near St Louis injures Cornelius Harrison and his wife when the trolley car splits a wagon. Harrison is thrown headfirst, his wife struck and bruised. The other two occupants, Miss Bara Ware and Thomas Tidhan, escape with minor injuries as the vehicle topples. Firemen and investigators respond at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Harrison
St. Tois
Bara Ware
Thomas Tidhan
Harrison
Turing
Washard
Bro. Vande
Unclear fragmentary text from Mitranine incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fatal bital at Mitranine ox Pa with unclear names and connections. Some names appear garbled or incomplete, and no clear dates, locations, or outcomes beyond a death are evident.
Unclear Text Prompt Item
The readable fragments describe a disjointed statement with incomplete words about duties or actions and possible roles. No clear individuals, organizations, places, dates, or events are identifiable from the text.
Unclear OCR Fragment About Local Events
Fragmentary OCR text references names and places but lacks coherent facts. The readable items mention registration, a person named Tedirea, and topics unclear due to garbled characters. No verifiable event, date, or organization can be determined from the fragment.
Prophet Joseph Smith Jr. President Held in Civil Court
The district court in Mudge Ritchie heard a charge of unlawful cohabitation against Joseph I. Smith, president of the Mormon church, with a verdict listing his actions and the court’s proceedings. The case touched on church law versus secular law, noting Smith’s statements about faith and morality and the authority of church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph I. Smit
Mormon Church
Briday
Smith
Fae
Hleut Smith
Mokranmster
Sufren
Juego Aim
Kicehie
Baie
San Francisco Relief Fund Weighs Uses of Four Million
The San Francisco relief committee with four million dollars on hand held executive meetings to decide how to allocate funds. Proposals include building a 32 million hospital or turning money over to regular charity groups. No decision has yet been reached as directors seek input from relief fund supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Refu
Francisco
Cal
San Ofide
Sien
Retief Committee
Incendiary Suspect Arrested After Fire Threats in New York
Walter Finney, 23, allegedly told police he had four transmissions from the Lord to cleanse by fire. He was arrested in New York on charges of selling contraband that sparked fires and caused damage in the Twenty third and Kisrch avenues area. He reportedly confessed to starting one blaze and claimed delusional guidance during other fires on the upper west side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Finney
New York
Faeh
Prises
Grosdbent
Hadersfield
England
Bulgarian Jewish emigration ban sparks regional tensions
Fragmentary text reports on Bulgarian policy barring Jews from entering Bulgaria, framed as reprisals against foreign decisions. Mentions diluted measures affecting Bulgarian Jews, with references to companies in Cairo and Chicago context, and unspecified receivership events.
Peary Voyage Headlines Train to New York
Fragmentary report notes Peary and the Roosevelt party arriving in Sydney and departing for New York. The incomplete text mentions the Roosevelt ship and a return to the United States, with unclear dates and places due to garbled OCR.
Cobogat Tuas Ashmarad and the Woolipes Bank Heist
A mysterious incident at Kumehull involved Cobogat Tuas Ashmarad and the firitish pivey SUNErak Plate robbing a local bank. No lives were reported lost. authorities seek details about the Teage fod vessel sighting near Wis St HY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobogat Tuas
Ashmarad
Firitish Pivey Sunerak Plate
Woolipes Bank
Kumehull
Divee
Enook
Rm Voesel Ds Teage Fod
Wis
Gtoosawna
Undefined OCR Item Summary
Readable text fragment describes a damaged page item with scattered names and details. It currently lacks clear events or identifiable persons, places, or dates to anchor a full news summary. The readable portion hints at a listing or notice without concrete outcomes.
Silly text fragment prompts uncertain headline
The readable portion provides no clear event or names. Without concrete facts the summary cannot be grounded.
Court rules on transportation contracts and publication payments
A federal court ruling addresses whether circulation and advertising payments in newspaper contracts violate interstate commerce. The decision critiques recent riders and the enforcement of publication terms, noting the involvement of publishers and the commission, with background on prior court considerations and statutory interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saprene Ouro
Unites States
Aoraflresa
Ivan
Gomimerce
Inter
Cammercs
Geemmdis
Amd
Sionan
Sion
TRE
Commerce Cutts
Sion Dil
Abr
Wretzinger Ara
Picki
Gerloo
Meare
Hwethe Menton Raiud
Tas
Maissage Trans
Wetolero
Secretive race factor taints regiment's record in Brownaville riot
General Garlington says exhaustive evidence was used to identify guilt among soldiers of the Fifth Regiment. He notes reluctance to discuss events and white battalion stigma from the riot as African Americans were involved, stressing self-protection and national concern over reputational harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garlington
Brownaville
Sf Ilipir
Lhey Pelos
Amd
Cis & Poole
Unitted
Ioster
Figuily
Public Inquiry Finds Misuse of Funds in California Committee
A public inquiry reports that over 6.9 million dollars raised in San Francisco was diverted. Investigators examined books and records of the California committee and found misaccounting and improper handling of funds.
Railrend and Judge Fiate See Trial Over Charges
Railrend in Pine LaSea faces 900 charges related to York Center case. Judge Fiate presides as the case ties to Peery American Sugar ttein ing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Center
Peery American Sugar
Weave Stow in Mexico Across North Moexifye
In the fragment the shantlas and Gries sections reference a stretch of action around Mexico and the north Moexifye region. The text hints at a past event involving Brarny and Preaster with implied movement or conflict. No clear dates or named agencies are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Shantlas
Unclear OCR Notice on Local Figures and Voter Turnout
Fragmentary text appears to reference a railway project, marriages, church events, and a voting date in Thursday elections. Names and places are obscured, but mentions of salaries and public actions imply a local notice or brief about civic matters and community appointments.
Supreme Court Denies Habeas Corpus for Busse Case
The state supreme court denied Louis Busse habeas corpus relief. He remains slated for execution on December 14 unless his attorney pursues relief. The ruling followed lower court actions removing the case to Gremer county for capital punishment proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Louis Busse
Phutter Coltndy
Habeas Carywas
Buase
Dee
Alps Waist
Willian G. Thoempson
Dudie
District Court of
Linneounty
Anais
Gremer
Butier Capules
Elia Pheinti
Aout
Uskie
Warder Barr
Exon Chiben
Pathemas
Ghstriec
Des Moines Youth Found Hanged at Savery Hotel
The body of a 24 year old Drake University graduate, Casey McMullen of Des Moines, was found hanging by a steam pipe at the Savery hotel. Friends describe him as a young man from a good family with exemplary habits. The motive remains unclear after a stay of two to seven days at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Causey
Lungs Wimsety
Des Moines
Teotel
Grahles Medfulfen
Casey
Savery
McMullen
Drake University of Des Motes
Ele
Rooughs Riot Mars Town Officials and Deputies
Albert and Osear Myers attacked in Sealshore town bar clash. They drove Mayor A Dartand into danger and forced Marshal Charles Mitenstl to act. A deputy sheriff and officers faced severe whippings before arrest. Brothers jailed awaiting grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrer
Albert
Osear Myers
Sealshore
Dartand
Charles Mitenstl
Dasiyrer
Watshal
Sheritte Fort Coote
State v Peeht me Fore Dodge Manslaughter Verdict
In a saloon row Fecht struck William Church in the head during a refuge out of hours. Church died soon after. The verdict of the court allows a maximum fine of 186 dollars or 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fecht
William Church
Church
Waornin Paces Series Charge in Tragic Death Case
Cilbert Cook a bride six weeks married, died last week at her father’s home near Woolstock. Frank Potchman arrested on $9 bond, accused of criminal operation on At Greve as founder. Ambiguous charges and names blur the case details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waornin
Cilbert Cook
Woolstock
Res
Poisoning fear at Cumberland church sociable heretofore
A report from Cumberland describes a suspected poisoning at a church sociable. A woman named Casidar allegedly fell violently ill after eating ham at the event while others who ate the same ham escaped illness. Authorities investigate possible poisoning and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fai
Airses & Casidar
Cumberland
Man Claims Never Attended Church Services in Lifelong Routine
Cravan of Eldoert reports at age over 50 that he has never heard a Baptist sermon or attended Sunday school in his life despite years of travel through Wardin and Grundy counties as a county Sunday school mission examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardin
Grundy
Cravan
Eldoert
Evry
Diocese in Session Names Acting Head in Davenport
The standing committee of the Enpis Copal diocese of bwin met in Davenport. Rev. Geo. W. Hinkle of Waterloo is named acting head of the diocese until Bishop Morri from Herape resumes episcopal duties and officе.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down Biscese
Bwin
Davenport
Geo. W. Hinkle
Waterloo
Morri
Herape
Ws Pees
Local Election Returns Narrowly Defeat Incumbent
An official countywide canvass shows Gm Puhargiues defeated for reelection by 63 votes following a contested race. The Theo Seharte, Phonorcrert, and other figures discussed the outcome with a friend, noting the close tally and lingering questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taeop Flasnton- Suhoph
Itenablicar
Thief enters church parish in Dbiugue during service
A thief broke into the parsonage of Monsignor Stynn in Dbiugue and disturbed the church during morning rites. The incident disrupted worship and the intruder fled before authorities arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubugias
Monsignor
Stynn
Pabriels Chitcety
Drownings in a Kitchen Cloak a Family Tragedy
Fragmentary report describes a drowning in Puahuqae involving an infant left in the kitchen. Mrs Quinlan returned to find the child in danger and attempted rescue, while investigators begin to piece together the sequence of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abauroy Quinkin
Puahuqae
Wales
Faryuer Named United States Marshal
Faryuer is made marshal following the resignation of United States Marshal G. S. Seinfeon of the state. Ward Jewatt is appointed to fill the vacancy in Port Dewige.
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Faryuer
United States
Ward Jewatt
de. Phelin
Port Dewige
Repate United
G. 5
Euinfeon
Waite
Towa Eles Oganize State Association Formed at Davenport
The Tawi State Association of Bb. P. OO. was organized in Davenport with delegates from major colleges. Officers elected include President J. W. Patterson and vice presidents Victor Bender Troy Henry In. Bohs. J. J. Frailey named secretary and A. P. AleDacda as treasurer. Trustees named for three years include Pil A Boling LeMfors WW Whitney Decorah. Next convention site to be determined by trustees.
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Oa Med
Davenport
Tawi State Association of
Bb. P. OO
J. W. Patterson
Due Pique
Liose
Victor . Bender
Council Bluffs
Troy
Henry
Wes Motes
In. Bohs
Fort Nodge
J. J. Frailey
Fort Abadixeri
Kingsley
Waterloo
Doorkeaper
Claude A. Baker
Contervilte
Semis
A. P
AleDacda
Dubunne
A. AW
Breon
Wuntertea
Pil A
Boling
LeMfors
Toy Oe
Revenue Clears Brewing Firm in Stamp fraud Probe
A ten day probe into the City Brewing Company and its Wisconsin operations found no fraud. Officials freed the company and deputy revenue cashier from suspicion, noting 515 barrels taxed at $1 each and government stamps missing on earlier shipments. Further action will be dropped if additional receipts confirm the finding.
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Am. Mnvesti
J. Heath United
Witsi
Minnnesota
Michisancowl Town
Milwaukee
Sion
City Brewing Comipany
Brewing Company
Revenue Caleetar
Atr Real
Aless
Washington
Atv
Ito
Widow sues Davenport doctors for 56000 in sponge death
Mrs Annie Arp widow of a shirts stamper sues several Davenport physicians for 56000 alleging her husband died from a sponge surgeons left in his body after an operation for an abscess. The sponge, claimed altered, was found during surgery last month and tied to the death. Defendants named A L Hagehoek H J Hutler and J L Meyhaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Widtow
Annie Arp
Davenport
Arp
Isas
A. L. Hagehoeck
J. Z. Hutler
J.L. Meyhaus
Charles Thomas Murder Conviction Upheld by State Supreme Court
The last hope for Charles Thomas, who killed Mabel Scofield in September 1901, ended when the state Supreme Court affirmed his life sentence on appeal from Judge MecVey's Polk County court. Citizens previously contributed to find the murderer, with rewards offered and public praise for detective Tom Hockersmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Charles Thomas
Mabel Scofield
Supreme Court
Queer Case in Clarke County Involving Dead Candidate
In Clarke County last June M Stacy of Chairke county was nominated for justice of the peace. He died after illness and a large funeral followed. The county auditor, aware of the death, could not remove the name from the ticket. Election returns showed Stacy elected while dead and Zopp prominent Democrat received the contested votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
M. Stacy
Chairke
Biney
Stacy
Pee van
Reconciliation Ends Divorce Suit Between Van Wieck Couple
A divorce suit filed by Mrs. Balftaar Wah Vierek ASRINESt against her husband, formerly an Iue Structor at Poston Institute of Technology, will be dismissed after a reconciliation. The couple was separated when Mrs. Van Wieck was intercepted traveling to Peaster with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divareg
Res. Balftaar Wah
Winderm Fire Claims Regina Man in Tragic Death
A Regina Manitoba fire killed Wilk NL Thehingon former estate agent associated with Wattering Carriage Coina Mangy. The victim was tied to Robinson’s Approgehinge wedding plans with Robina Galloway of Waterlon Ter, set to marry in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilk NL Thehingon
Coina Mangy
Witterton Ten
Regina
Man
Robinson
Robina Galloway
Waterlon
Enlarge Shots at Dubuque
Following a presidential visit and inspection at Dubuque the plant will be expanded. Thirty skilled mechanics will be added to the Preset Creek Western shop force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Stickney Ane
Boy crushed to death by horse near Blairstown
Peter Klane aged 10 son of Mr and Mrs PLoc Stone of D Blairstown was killed Friday afternoon when a horse he rode stumbled and fell trapping him beneath it. The accident occurred in Blairstown area and involved a riding horse. Police and local residents reported the tragedy at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Klane
Ploc
Stone
Blairsburg
Farm Mouse Turns
Thursday night the house of Ww. Real oof Chile township, Beene Iv. Warraed to the Eroirnd, S002 insurance, £ 1000, eon- Taoss, S22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Warraed
Child Drowns In Water Bucket Accident
A two year old, Violet Wuehler of Birane Mors, accidentally drowned Friday after being submerged in a pail of water. The incident occurred at the family residence and authorities are investigating.
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Violet
Wuehler
Birane Mors
Whiwrice Chiinien
Wis
Worn in Wibfet
Thertha Shelahi of Sideliffe struck into a freight train on the Northwestern road at Ellsworth while returning from a prayer meeting Wednesday night. No further details are provided about injuries or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youte
Thertha Shelahi
Sideliffe
Ellsworth
Ibeega Connie
Insbually Kilbach
Sioux City Wall Dorper Damages Building
A wall Dorper painting incident in the Anderson and Abel building in Sioux City caused damages estimated at 20,000 dollars. Insurance or liability details are unclear from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Anderson & Abel
Wherira
Lions City to Host State Firemen’s Tourney
In Des Moines on Wednesday the association decided to move the next annual tourney to Sioux City. Dates will be set later after consultation with those interested in entertaining the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions City
Sioux City
Des Moines
Langhedd in Churec: Young man fined in church incident
A young man from Pairfield was arrested for disrupting a church service at the Free AEGlhoadist church. He was fined $10 and costs, which were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langhedd
Churec
Prient Farle
Pairfield
Collision of Cherbourg Liner Closes Two Vessels in Port
A Cherbourg collision near Cherbourg France involved the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and the Orinoco. One passenger and several crew were killed or injured, with five men drowned after boats overturned or swamped. The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sustained a hole and heavy damage while the Orinoco suffered bow and bottom damage. Shipping officials warn of confusion and panic aboard both ships as lifeboats were launched and efforts made to rescue sailors amid the wreckage.
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Cherboure
France
Norih
Southampton
Clarbours
New York
Sven
Howe
Ute Orinves
Ponte
Honts
Wits Peaerdl
Bowie
Histon
Theringco
Kaiser Wilhem der Grosse
Steittu
Germany
Isnt
Seven Causes for Divorce at National Congress Session
The national divorcee congress opened in Philadelphia with 120 delegates from all states. It proposed a uniform national divorce law listing causes such as adultery and extreme cruelty, with debates over marriageable ages for men and women.
Marriages and disasters disrupt New York eventful period
Larry Williams and Afiss Caroline Dening wed in New York. Circuit Judge Sidge Vhayser Metgin suffers paralysis from a stroke. San Francisco quake harms the Metropolitan Opera, no dividends declared. Architect Newcombe Carlton ties with widow Josephine Winskew Sieh. Five story Williamsburg fire traps 25 women, loss estimated at 10000. Portland knife attack: three conductors wounded. two bandits captured by a mob of 500.
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Iarry Williams
Pad
San Francisco
Williamsburg
Hrooklen
Loxsix
Tortland
Historical Timeline Fragments From 1653 to 1900 Events
A dense OCR fragment lists events and figures from 1653 to 1900 including battles, political acts, disasters, and notable milestones. Entries mention Sir Walter Raleigh, Jack Sheppard, Sherman’s march to the sea, abolition of slavery, the Suez Canal opening, and the Dreyfus defense order, among others.
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Thomas Parr
Nas
Sheensury
Linglad
Shovittenir
Iiti
Jack Sheppard
Batte
Sarbraek
Covent Garden Theater
Pike's Peak
Cale
Magada
Tapies
Mexico
Connor
Lien
Worth
Saltilla
Msgi
S. Erisate
Buttos
Chattanooea
New York
Ballinrobe
Treland
London
Italy
Sicily
Cripplegate
Presulone Motxiales
Conidversal
ISUS
U. S
Spain
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
Puerto Cabello
Vongwdla
Gen
Castro
Erniner Xosemite
Guamly
Chicago
Germany
United States
Vail—Guar
Edison’s Nature Guy Foresees Smoke Free Cities
The article discusses an optimistic prophecy by Thomas Edison about a future cityscape. It envisions electricity eliminating smoke and steam, boilerless factories with individual machine meters, electric heating, quieter streets, and universal skyscrapers bridging streets at multiple heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Universal
Antil
Ansit Trans
Impressions of the United States cited by Maxim Corky
Press dispatches report the publication of Maxim Corky's Impressions of the United States. The first part discusses the City of the Yellow Pomon and the meongy god with critique of Poe and American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerky Aia Wis
Milan
Taty
Maxim Corky
United States
Five Trams and Town Plan Seeks Boy-Only Assembly
Winona Indiana trustees announce Judge William Brown of Salt Lake juvenile court will organize a town for 500 boys. It will be policed and governed by boys with a school for YAPCLA officers. The plan includes tents, Sunday schools, and social programs led by juvenile judges and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Ind.) Assembly
William Brown
Salt Lake Juvenile Court
Yapcla
Indictments Drawn Over Rebates by Grain Houses and Railroads
Retired Poiteen indictawnts accuse railroads and grain houses of rebates and absorbing water charges. The American Tobacco Company faced payments to British traders as it promised bonuses. The case touches tobacco markets and distribution amid alleged rebates and charges.
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Poiteen
Minneapolis
TCAD
Avvator Charires
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Tasband
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