Global unrest and ship sinking hit early 20th century news
A mixed wire of global events reports Agrarian troubles in Russia near Niviot Novgorod with troops summoned while a Belgian trader sinks off Dover with 35 drowned. Nebraska pioneer Taylor Flick dies at 78 in Broken Bow. violence includes a lynching in Tamaqua Pa and a mob assault near Corinth Miss. Turkiye troops occupy El Arish. US Congress may adjourn between June and August. Financial details show Russia oversubscribed loans and insurer losses. A Russian car bombing kills a policeman. Mystic Shriners meeting postponed due to San Francisco calamity. Religious clashes in Les Noibles leave many dead and injured. various political and constitutional cautions swirl around Washington and St Petersburg as global tensions mount.
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Pinedale
Tamaqueta
Port Said
London Daily Mall
el Arish
Cannon
Congress
Will Brown
W. J. Johnson
Corinth
Miss
Rusia
Outlaw Smith Shot Dead by Spokane Man in Oregon Woods
Frank Smith, a notorious convict who murdered three officers, was tracked into timber south of New Era in Clackamas County. Harry Draper of Spokane, aided by bloodhounds, cornered Smith at 9 pm and killed him with a head shot after a tense confrontation.
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Oregon
City
Ore
Frank Smith
Woos
New Era
Clakamas County
Harry Draper
Spokane
Wrs
Smith
Tober
Draper
Dra
Lake Lake Lake Dispatch on Midwest Waterway Strike
Lake freight traffic grinds to a standstill due to a strike by longshoremen across Detroit Cleveland Duluth and Chicago area. Some ships display union notices while passenger boats remain largely unaffected. The center of disruption lies in South Chicago where Ina ilala Steel mills are located. 4100 men are directly affected with 1400 idle.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Duluth
Lakes
Iilinala Steel Company
United Steel Corporation
Lake Carriere Association
River levels drop twelve feet after leak discovery near Word Leider
Reports say the Moteluinie river fell twelve feet following a leak discovered near Word Leider. Early observations indicated the river bed lowered by about twelve feet as remedial work continued and upstream water containment efforts were underway. Nearby farmers faced water supply challenges while officials assessed damages and coordinated repairs.
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Wrod
Leider
Moteluinie
Phang Jove
Hamtungli
Myer
Elven
Ind
Piremmak
Wore
Three Policemen Killed in Attack on City Square
Unclear OCR text reports the killing of three policemen during a violent incident in the city. Widespread chaos followed as authorities investigated and prepared tributes for the fallen officers amid ongoing security concerns.
Collision in Mount Carmel mines sparks state police firing
In Mount Carmel Pennsylvania a mob of mine workers and a platoon of state constabulary clashed. Foreign attackers hurled stones at officers, prompting the police to fire into the crowd injuring about twenty men, three possibly fatally. The violence disrupted the indus try towns in the southern coal fields but the main area quieted afterward.
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Mount Carmel
State Constabulary
Confolds
Tornado Strikes Oxford Nebraska Wreaks Havoc
A Monday tornado in Furnay county near Oxford Nebraska damaged several residences and farm buildings. Widespread injuries reported with no fatalities so far. John Reynolds and Fred Hartman homes destroyed, as well as Fred Drew and T J Cook properties and Buffalo Morning View district schools. Telegraph and telephone lines were down.
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Oxford
Furnay
John Reynolds
Fred Hartman
Fred Drew
Les
Fred Toos
T. J. Cook
Buffalo
Morning View
Food supply in San Francisco after earthquake dwindles
San Francisco faces shrinking food stocks with relief efforts strained. Mayor Schmitz reported that 700 carloads of food and supplies had been distributed since April 18, while railroads including Southern Pacific and Santa Fe had only 108 cars en route.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Santa Fe
Train wreck injures twenty passengers near Denver
A Colorado & Southern rail line west of Denver on the Clear Creek branch derailed after backing down a grade for about a mile. Twenty passengers were injured though none died. Coaches toppled from the rear of the Silver Plume Central City service, with cars leaving the track into a ditch beside the line.
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Denver
Silver Plume Central City
Clear Creek
Colorado & Southern
Forks Creek
Thieves Took Corner Stone In North Pasadena Church
Thieves pried a cornerstone from the North Pasadena Methodist church on Monday night. The stone weighed about 500 pounds and was stolen along with small valuables worth roughly $10. Entry used a broken window. perpetrators fled with the stone and damaged the premises. Local authorities may investigate a possible vehicle involvement.
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Pasadena
Cal
Fragmented Missionary Auditors Note and Names
Fragmented OCR text lists a missionary event with unclear names and places such as KEANE CYA ERT Terre ory and Jopiscopal in thigeeliy. The line appears as garbled speech about a religious audit or activity, lacking clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
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Keane
Ming
Jude
Laeitablon
Anil
Police After College Instructor
A garbled report describes police pursuit of a college instructor tied to a Dayton area campus incident. Names and places are unclear but reference Harvard, a petitioner, and a sequence involving a seed or seeder device. the text implies a legal or disciplinary action and an investigation referenced by multiple entities.
Awful Wreck in Montana Kills and Burns Eleven
A westbound freight wreck near Reid Station Montana destroyed the engine and most of the 41 lumber cars and a caboose. The train burst into flames, killing engineer J D Sterne and fireman Ed Juliette, injuring brakeman G A Murphy, and leaving wreckers unable to approach due to heat. Twelve tramps were aboard. three bodies recovered.
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Missoula, Mont
Reid Station
Celock
O'Keefa Tros
J. D. Sterne
Ed Juliette
G. A. Murphy
Garber
Desperate Oregon Bandit Shoots Down Officers
A gunman identified by Portland detectives as Frank Smith shoots officers at Woodburn Oregon City, mortally wounds Sheriff Shaver and Captain Henderson, who later die, while Deputy Hanlon dies from wounds. The suspect fled into woods near Woodburn, similar to famed penitentiary escapes Tracy and Merrill.
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Wordburn
Po- Neeman Hanlon
Oregon City
D. Henderson
Sherif J
Shaver
Clackamas County
Salem
Portland
Frank Smith
Troutdale
Henderson
Revoes
Woodburn
Tracy and
Merrill
Washington
Columbia River
Smith
Tracy
Fred
San Francisco seeks 20 million federal bond guarantee
A meeting led by former mayor James D. Phelan discussed securing a United States guarantee for bonds totaling 20 million dollars to fund rebuilding after fires. The plan aims to borrow at 2 to 2.5 percent, with a fifty year term, mortgage on new city real estate.
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San Francisco
T 18
United States
James D. Phelan
Julian Kahn
California
Charles 8. Wheeler
G. Murphy
Phelan
Kahn
Naples Vesuvius region struck by rain and mudslides
Torrential rain and fierce wind caused massive avalanches of mud sand and ash over Somma and Santa Anastasia destroying bridges blocking roads flooding homes and cutting telegraph lines. Troops and wagons rushed to aid survivors as residents fled in terror yet no loss of life was reported.
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Naples
Vesuvius
Ife
Services Held in Burned Cuy
Scattered congregations were reunited Sunday morning for religious services after a fire in Cuy. Many gatherings were outdoors or in tents as church buildings sustained damage yet remained usable. Pastors from various institutions visited camps housing hundreds of homeless families.
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San Francisco
Tenta
Variou
Troops to Ban Prancisco Race to Rainforest Action
Washington reports two regiments, around 1080 months of service, will be sent to Ban Prancisco to rainforest duty now. They replace units originally proposed by General Greely and approved by the War Department. A telegram radioed Number bo Kent was received at the War Department on Saturday.
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Washington
Ban Prancisco
General Greely
War Department
First Cavalry
Mort Clark
Mart DA
Bo Kent Wan
Dowie Speaks at Tabernacle Chicago Amidst Odd Proclaims
Fragmented report describes Dowie addressing a Chicago Tabernacle audience with uncertain delivery and inflated offers, while John Alexander Lowie counters detractors. The piece mentions a gathering at a college building and references a new leader group, with unclear local affiliations and dates.
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Chicago
Alon City
John Alexander Lowie
Ouran
Sion College
Philippine corporation law mirrors US acts for modern business
The Philippine Commission has enacted a corporation law modeled after prevailing United States acts. Previously capital formation relied on the old Spanish code of commerce, deemed archaic for modern English shipping commerce, now replaced by provisions allowing investment under common law principles.
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Philippine Commission
United States
Philippines
Leopard Kills Tamer in Lyons Menagerie
A young tamer Mar tha Lahire was killed at Lyons on Sunday in a serous leopard incident. She had just married Labire and traveled with his menagerie as principal girl. The savage beast, not under control long, sprang as it was leaving its cage, killing Lahire.
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Paria
Martha Lahire
Lyons
Mr. Labire
Lathire
Oil firm charters challenged by Tiledo prosecutor suit
Tiledo prosecutors accuse Standard OFF and seventeen oil firms of conspiracy to control oil and gas production and transport. L. W. Wachemheirmer of Laces county files suit in district court seeking revocation of charters and dissolution of the alleged agreement. Other named parties appear among the defendants.
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Tiledo
Ohio
Standard Off Company
L. W. Wachemheimer
Laces County
Drenlt
Various North West News Items From Laramie To Oregon
A jumble of short notices reports thefts and burglaries at Keitle payy and Union Paritic Park works on water systems in Laramie Wyo and Montana wool sales near Lowiston Montana an amateur athletic meet organized by University of Wyoming officials earthquake tremors near Grants Pass Oregon a court ruling over land deeds in Maine and a $72 001 50 damage award in a mining dispute at Butte Montana. Sheriff finances in Washington state and Wyoming land sales figures accompany a swath of crime legal actions and a notable shooting in Nevada with multiple contemporaneous developments across several western states.
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United States
Butty
van Tusse
Laramie
Col
Wyoming
Joshua W. Latte
Sharman
Colorado
United Histon
Clarence
Ilrton
Arlington
Lewirton
Mont
Koek Koek
Loch
Jon Vanders
Vanders
Koel
Nad
Jaim
Miutatian
Nevada
Tunton
Oregon City
Ore
Frank
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Niviot Novgorod
Russia
Prawie Point
Dover
England
Taylor Flick
Nebraska
Broken Dow
Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool
Czenstochowa
Russian Poland
Imperial Council of the Mystic Shriners
Los Angeles
Les Noibles
Loa Anc Rele
Pardes
St. Petersburg
Russa
Senate Committee
Betdamin B. Barnes
Waabingtonn
Tharnes
Paige
Chirag
Charee
Durioe
Keamanp Wek
Koster Nbr
Voniaelek
Ieee
New York
Outlaw
Ith
Mokelumne River
Warsaw
Furnas County
Chitaen
Ty. Funelol
Brien Muenter
Harvard Pall
Inaluntin
Astiitietor Ig
Breoniy
Muenten
Kirivbe
Pleter
Mikoile
Montana
Dowie
Tabernacle
Lawa
Odessa
Northwest
Keitle Payy
Touch of
Union Paritic Park and Company
Seeani Street
Laramie Wye
Lowston
Pric
Enuity Tue
Wye
Tinge
Athletis Asociation
University of Wyning
Dora Jennings
Grant
Newton M. Jennies
Jasper
C. Kinney
Onemene
Chicago, Milwaukee
Hai Lng
Forsythe
Harlowtown
Reynolds Brow
Abot
Grant's Pass
N. T. Palmer
Hath
Falem
Mxaime
Cates
Kelliher
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