Ke mmerh A Camera
A garbled digest of multiple 19th century items notes murders killings fires and political events. It mentions Greek Bulgarians near Monastir Hamberg four injured eight dead, California state share of ante of pity, Dr EB Sutton suicide in Peoria, Dixon South Carolina postmaster embezzlement case, 300 Grand Army men lost homes in the San Francisco fire, Falls River wage increase for cotton manufacturers, Jiminez former Santo Domingo president active, a gendarme captain killed in Kortch Russia, Louisiana primary election anti-black voting provision, giant Douglas fir in British Columbia, the Duke of Almodovar dies in Madrid, and various accidents murders and political upheavals from around the world.
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M.D. Wilcox
Dixon
S. C
Fairfax
Amany
Bherenatieff
Kortch
Russa
Congress Must Complete Work This Summer
Congress will stay in session until work is finished as Speaker Cannon and his lieutenants insist. The pure food bill meat inspection railroad rate and immigration bills are in conference or on the floor with adjournment no longer planned. If conferees agree and a final decision is reached the session may end soon, otherwise delays push into next week.
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Washington
Congress
Sesseion
Cannon
BRAKEMEN KILLED IN SIERRA TRAIN EXPLOSION
A freight car on the Sierra railway between Jamestown and Angels overturned and exploded with about a ton and a half of dynamite. Two brakemen Hopeland and Brown were killed, conductor Hewkins injured, and a witness A Roberta of Sausalito severely hurt. Hoagland’s body was mutilated, pieces of Brown’s body recovered, and wreckage scattered miles from the scene. The blast damaged a mine’s works and shattered nearby windows though no town was directly harmed. Word reached Milton, twenty miles away, of the explosion’s force and its impact on rail and ore operations.
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Angels
Cal
Jamestown
Hopeland
Brown
Hewkins
Roberta
Sausalito
Vie Dates
Altnough
Milton
Twertyane Miles Lee
Areele
Unielse
Honmat Insurance Firms Battle for Premium Business
A muddled OCR fragment describes Honmat Insurance Companies and rivals in a heated dispute over control of market share and property, noting covert tactics and legal maneuvers as parties seek dominance in the sector.
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Pranoiio
Peller
Ariel
Taeliee
Phardie
Draviet
Wiharind
Cha Stern and
Eitete
Mtvpurmen
Oddier Rivale
Tolefart Onan
Crime of Chicago Woman and the Missing Car
A garbled OCR text reports a Chicago woman involved in a crime, mentioning arrest and mystery around a car. The readable parts imply a local crime case with an arrest and investigation, though many words are unreadable.
Disastrous windstorm strikes Oklahoma
A severe wind storm swept Oklahoma and Indian Territory Monday afternoon causing two deaths near Roosevelt and Perry. The storm damaged crops and homes with extensive destruction. Lawton Snyder and surrounding areas reported heavy damage as a family watched their house blown away. Wheat fared better than corn across the two territories.
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Guthrie
Okin
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Thomas Graham
Roosevelt
Okla
Tobin
Perry
Lawton
Snyder
Thy
Roof Garden Tragedy Ends Life of Architect Stanford White
On Monday night at Madison Square Garden roof a shooting killed architect Stanford White of McKim Mead and White. Harry Thaw, a Pittsburg socialite, fired during Mam selle Champagne. White died before aid arrived. Thaw was immediately arrested after the dramatic attack. The killer fired three shots after declaring he had been betrayed and ruined. A fireman on duty deflected the third shot, sending the bullet harmlessly skyward.
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New York
Stanford White
McKim, Mead & White
Harry Thaw
Pittsburg
Madison Square Garden
White
Thaw
Trusts Have No Rights In St Louis Court Ruling
In a circuit court Judge Ryan ruled for a purchaser who argued he need not pay for goods bought from a so called trust. The Cahill Swift Mas blackring company sued Joseph E K Walsh for 340 dollars claiming nonpayment after the judgment. Walsh admitted buying and failing to pay and called the firm a trust, asserting he should not pay as he would not for gambling debts. The court decided in Walsh's favor.
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Hiccones
Traded Horse for Babe in Indian Nation Trade
A report details a horse trade involving Richard Nohers B and an Indian settler, two years of loss and a rescue by Joh Nehrhor, a pioneer near AT. The narrative recalls a Vietcbep casualty at the Eleventy North extension, a worker's death, and a captured boy named Dinh who was raised by the Neteker family after a horse-for-boy exchange years earlier.
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Richard Nohers
Joh Nehrhor
Vietcbep
Eower
North Bros
Apadhes
John Neteker
Horne
Neteker
Defense of Inganity Trial of George Mitehall
The Oregon youth George Mitehall faces a murder charge in the case of Joshes Mremintt known as Holy Retter from Corvallis. Proceedings began in the district court before Judge Morley Mitehall with witnesses, testimony, and jury panel assembled. the defense vows to contest the claim amid intense public attention.
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Beastie
George Mitehall
Oregon
Joshes Mremintt
Holy Retter
Corvallis
Mb Perior
Mitehallia
Wiife Witterly
Wreering & Fury Ly
Centrist Chorus Demands Resignation of Cabinet in Russia
In St Petersburg a conservative centrist group in the imperial council calls for a replacement of the Gor emykin ministry with a cabinet drawn from Octoberist Democratic Reform and Constitutional Democratic factions. M Yermoloff, ex agriculture minister, says pacification fails and a responsible ministry reflecting parliamentary majorities is needed to avoid calamity.
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St. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Goremykin
Octoberist
Democratic Reform
Constitutional Democratic
M. Yermoloff
M. Yermolof
Blame Count Witte for Reform Delays in 1904
London report cites a Daily Telegraph piece by a Russian cabinet member faulting government indecision in autumn 1904. It argues delays allowed reform and terrorist factions to unite, risking the emancipation movement and exposing the state to future calamities. It also criticizes Count Witte for vacillation and inconsistent policy.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Gem ‘Ave
Reform Party
Ruecen
Count Witte
Marty
Senate to Investigate Utah Land Transactions
A Washington special to the World says the Utah land scandals will be studied by the Senate. Prominent western politicians and at least one senator are named as involved. It is believed that large sums diverted from public works have flowed into corporations.
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Washington
New York World
Utah
Senate
Tl F
Rioters in Las Veras Face Murder Charge Hearings
In Las Veras New, two men were fined or jailed after a riot at Cali ente last Thursday. Preliminary hearings Saturday before Justice Maynard saw two defendants with fines or jail terms, two with alternates, and one bound over to the grand jury on a murder in the first degree charge for killing Officer Monahan.
Analysis of Uncle Sam's Foreign Commerce
Washington reports an 1905 analysis from the Labor Department showing 48 percent of U S imports came from Europe and 20 percent from North America with 13 percent from South America and 5 percent from Asia. Exports were 67 percent to Europe and 17 percent to Asia. The data note a shifting pattern toward the Orient and tropical regions.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commures and Labor
Europe
North America
South America
Asia
Oceania
Africa
Orient
Tropics
Unclear prospects of indictments against Standard Oil leaders
Washington reports the Department of Justice plans to begin criminal proceedings against Standard Oil officials, but doubts linger over indicting figures like John D Rockefeller H H Rogers and John D Archbold. An official cautioned that prosecutions may not reach company leaders as rail presidents are not routinely charged.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Standard Ol! Company
Standard of Company
John D. Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
John D. Archbold
Standard of! Company
Raiiroads
Explosive at Harris Lime Quarry Endangers Forty Men
A powder house at Harris lime quarry ten miles from Helena exploded in a mysterious blast. Thirty-five sticks of dynamite with a fuse were found near the brick house where forty men slept, marking a second recent explosion in the area. Many believe a roaming, unstable man connected to prior telegraph operator shootings is responsible.
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Helena
Mont
Harris Lime Courty
Cecintey
Woman Roasted to Death in Pasadena Car Crash
In an automobile overturn on Colorado street Pasadena a woman, wife of Tarra J. Cordort, died when the engine exploded and fire consumed the vehicle. Jack Henderson, the chauffeur, was badly burned and may die. Mrs Ella May Morris of Pueblo Colo also suffered severe burns. Tarra J Cordort and C White survived with minor injuries.
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Los Angeles
Colorado Street
Pasadena
J. J. Cordort
Tarra J. Cordort
Tota
Jack Henderson
Ella May Morris
Pueblo
Colo
Mr. Cordori
C. White
Waehinetia Western tonne a Cured sulsigatiel victory
A damaged text fragment from a historical page mentions Warren and a lodge, with unclear details about a victory and permits. The readable parts reference a figure named Warren, a Renatora Lodge, and a Bur siger event, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Leone
Ienaoane
Chia
Amature Warren
Renatora Lodge
Burswer
Immigrant Bill Dominates Debate In Legislature
The session focused on a sweeping immigration measure with lawmakers divided over a proposed eight dollar tax and education provisions. Representatives warned of broad foreign entitlements while opponents argued against the head tax and growth implications.
Husband of Late Queen of Spain Injured in Auto Crash
The husband of the late Queen of Spain, Madrid Princ Carlos of Bourbon, was seriously injured in a car accident while returning to Madrid from La Granja. The automobile bore the Marquis of Mosatongia and the wreck left him gravely hurt with injuries reported as severe.
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Spain
Madrid
Princ Carlos of
Bourbon
Mercedes
Alfonso XI
la Granja Iy
Mosatongia
Autor
Peivoe
Hol Bart
Child Surned to Death in Alameda Home Fire
Three and a half year old Peter Hustachy, son of Mr and Mrs A Euutachy of Alameda, died after his clothing ignited. Neighbors Joseph Duffard and Brille Alammod suffered serious burns while attempting to smother the flames in the rear yard. The cause of the clothing catching fire is unknown.
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Peter Hustachy
Mra
A. Euutachy
Alameda
Mre
Juveph Duffard
Brille Alammod
Drummer’s Good Luck Bridge Collapse In Spokane
A bridge on Howard street near the Spokane river east of the Male Falls collapsed Sunday after a street car passed. John H. Beem, a Honey Creek, Wisconsin traveler, was swept into the wreck but clung to the brink and was rescued unhurt. No others injured.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane River
Male Falls
John HH. Beem
Honey Creak
Win
Convent Raid in Mexico City Under Reform Laws
A building on Moncas Street was raided and found to house a convent with multiple cells chapel refectory and other convent features. The inmates are Carmelitod nuns. Proceedings will be taken in the First district court while religious orders engaged in teaching and charity were not interfered with.
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Mexico Oly
Moncas Street
Carmelitod
Buna
Firet Diatrict
Amita village tragedy unfolds in deadly arrest
In Amita near Morristown New York Lancore tried to persuade Hosa Colly to flee with him. When refused Langeore Shepat set fire to her house. A girl named War Iryind reportedly disappeared as chaotic scene erupted with the crowd gathering and officials arriving.
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Amita
Morristown
Lancore
Hosa Colly
Bba
Langeore
Nellore
Delage
Three Fatally Hurt in Garian Picnic Upend
A Sunday park fight in Laralsn, CA involving Hungariing fran Lae Talo and Cleveland led to three fatally hurt and others injured after a near hourlong clash. The brawl began from an unknown source and spread among several groups, with Willies cited as a site. Cleveland residents sustained the worst injuries as police and emergency crews responded.
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Laraln
Cleveland
Hother Clube
Willies
Attorney General Moody Moves to Probe Standard Oil Rebates
Moody announces plans to prosecute Standard Oil under the Elkine law prohibiting rebates in interstate commerce. He signals possible Sherman act action and aims to curb discriminatory practices in trade and transportation during the pending rate bill discussion.
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Moody
Wiaashington
Elkine Ian
Standard Oil Company
Eope
Big Corporations Fined in Kansas City Court Case
In a U S district court Judge McPherson fined seven defendants for concessions and rebates on shipments. Swift & Co 15000 Cudahy Packing 15000 Armour Packing 1540 Melson Morrin 18000 Chicago Burlington Quincy 15000 George L Thaman 6000 J B Taggart 4000. Sentences include nine months in prison for some. total fines reach about 56000. Appeals filed. bonds set. court action concluded with sentences delivered.
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Kansas City
United
George L. Thaman
New
Thomas
Taggart
Mopei
Ant Nin
Furniaben
Tington
Shaw
Waltons
John G. Don Omaha
Frank Fogermen
G. 0. M. Spencer
Ralf
Thomas and Tregert
Ware Ove
Political turmoil and reform in Douma dispatch
Reports detail Stolypine's parliamentary return and a Georgian member Ramish Ali presenting a reform resolution condemning abuses in administrative oversight. The document accuses officers of murder robbery and misrule while exposing harmful press conditions amid mutinous revolutions. Twenty four privates of the Proelank regiment face discipline for actions during unrest.
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Petersourg
Stolypine
Parliameent
Ramish Ali
Democrati
Proelank
President's Traveling Expense Bill Debate in Senate
A heated Senate session centered on traveling expenses for the president. An amendment by Senator Mebauril was withdrawn after debate, leading to passage of an independent bill that provides the same appropriation for long expenses.
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Washington
Mebauril
One Fiend Lose Chicago Murder Trial Recap
Richard Ivans bore Friday for the murder of Bosele Holliater, wife of Fred Holliater, head of a prominent boarding house in Tollleter ore The crime occurred the evening of January 12. Ivans was found guilty and condemned to death.
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Chicago
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