Fragmented World News Curve From Fragmented OCR Text
A wide array of historic misreadings describes fires, storms, deaths, and political notes. Mentions of Jewish losses in Sleferspol, Mrs. Chadwick case, a Lawrence windstorm, Hiram Cronk death, Pompeii excavations, Marietta circus lightning, Odessa dispatch on Jewish rioting, a Wyoming railroad tin theft, Chile relations, Crete naval moves, and various accidents and murders. The text blends violent events, trials, and disasters with many garbled place names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
United States Court of Appeala
Lawrence
Kann
Hiram Cronk
Notiva
N. Y
Woman hired men to murder husband in Brookville
In Brookville Calhoun county on May 3 midnight Henry Blackshire was shot dead in front of his wife and son. Mrs Blackshire, neighbor Robert McCloskey and Louis Hendricks are jailed in Parkersburg and Calhoun county accused of complicity. Hendricks says Mrs Blackshire offered money to McCloskey to kill her husband. she allegedly planned to collect life insurance of about 000. Public outrage followed with threats of lynching but no acts carried out. McCloskey admits presence at the murder and says Hendricks was named killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkereture
W. Va
Henry Blackshire
Brookville
Calhoun County
Mra. Blackshire
Robert McCloskey
Louis Hendricks
Parkersburg
Blackshire
Hendricks
McCloakey
McCloskey
Northwest notes and long line of western incidents
A broad sweep of brief items from Montana to Oregon notes copper ore discovery near Helena, kiln collapse at Florence cement works killing three workers, resumed gambling in Lewiston with games behind closed doors, a cattleman shooting a peacemaker near Wideaux, and other violent or dramatic events. Other reports include a jail posting for Black Mike in Casper, a strong fruit crop season in Oregon, a hospital attack in Pendleton, a death near Columbia Falls linked to theosophy, construction progress on a Mormon tabernacle in La Grande, a deadly accident near Goshen, and a range of legal and civic notes from Cheyenne to Forsyth. The mix includes public figures, irrigation sales, a college reward for a Rio Grande rescuer, and local infrastructure plans for Pine Valley Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Cement Works
Florence
Cole
Reuben Boyliss
Grove Miller
George Leohard
Lewiston
Mont
Mark White
Lloyd Sackett
White
Wideaux
Frank Smith
Black Mike
Casper
Wyo
Cove
Oregon
John Rodgers
J. F. Bradford
Pendleton
Ore
John M. Beaton
Columbia Falls
la Grande
Utah
Floyd Desloyer
Goshen
Wash
Arbor
Robert Holt
James Stakony
Madran
Stakony
Warm Springs
William McClure
William Aughey
Forsyth
Aughey
McClura
Chicago Braces for Strikes as Militia Possible
Chicago mayor Dunne warned that state troops could be used if the strike spread, saying police cannot keep order. Livery and cab firms met with him as strikers refused to route fares to boycott stores. He warned cab drivers face license revocation for defying the passenger taking ordinance. More school children joined the strike over coal deliveries by non union drivers, with the board of education ready to enforce the compulsory law and arrest parents, sending truants to juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dunne
Teamsters
Board of Eduction
Watching Naval Game in Far East Hints Silence on Rojestvensky
In St. Petersburg observers follow the naval contest with keen interest while the admiralty offers little new detail. No confirmation of Admiral Rojestvensky's return to Hong Kong is provided and Tokyo reports are dismissed as agitated rumors. The Ts idan admiral maintains secrecy amid wild chatter about interned ships and mercenaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhanghal
Rojestvensky
Madagascar
Midnight Bomb Attack Kills Two Police in Russia
At midnight near Guisenbers park in European Russia two policemen were killed by unknown assailants. A bomb thrown at a police patrol wounded a commissioner while another officer died. One officer who helped pursue the bombers was shot and killed by the assailants who used revolvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higa
European
Russia
Guisenbers Park
The Poko steamer Chuyetsu strikes near Newehwong
The steamer Chuyetsu bound for Newehwong struck a reef off the Miaoiua islands on May 14 and was beached on the Eliott Islands. Wages that hindered lookouts from spotting the mines caused numerous mining accidents aboard. The Chuyetsu is a steel steamer 21 percent feet long with a 1 180 ton register, built in Chris Hania in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newehwong
Miaoiua
Eliott
Chris Hania
Marked for the Grave in Ufa Province Conflict
Major General Sok Javouby, governor general of Ufa province, was seriously wounded Tuesday morning in a youth garden during an operation. An assistant disappeared. General Holdayosky’s Ufo unit is deployed, and Governor Hogtdnoviteh has assumed provincial administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufa
Ruskia
Sok- Javouby
Aneral Holdayosky
Hogtdnoviteh
Sketching case for girls and new fuel from pulp refuse
The article notes a sketching base for girls with portable cases in gold or silver, carrying art supplies. It also reports Indiana glass worker's fuel from paper pulp mill refuse that burns hotter than coal or wood, with low ash and no clinkers, suggesting a profitable, smokeless domestic and industrial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Glass
Chicago Tribune
Armored Mitten Averts Corn Huskers Roller Injury
William Niebuhr of Fielden Minnesota has devised an armored mitten to prevent hand and arm injuries from corn huskers and rolling machines. The mitten uses a blunt wide tip and a serrated metal thumb shell to deter fingers from being drawn into rollers, reducing serious crushing accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Niebuhr
Fielden
Minn
Peculiar mitten design aids thumb clearance and safety
A mitten with a four cape shape allows space for the bent thumb joint and a flexible body enables dexterous manipulation of stalks or materials fed to a husking or chopping machine. Metal lips guard against accidents, and while gloves may be adapted, the mitten form is preferred for now.
Enormous Effort Behind Turbine Ocean Vessels
The article explains the vast labor and time needed to manufacture turbine turbines for ocean steamships, noting the high cost of turbine ships. It mentions a turbine ocean liner's maiden voyage and cites about 1,500,000 individual components in assembling the three turbines by Poreewnakile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poreewnakile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sleferspol
Pompeiilave
Marietta
Ohio
Kingman
Kang
John L. Franks
Odessa
Wyoming
Chile
Washington
Manuel Juarez Calederon
Ti Ja
Szatmar
Hunary
Three Forks
B. C
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Truman Mason
W. Davis
Wapella
Davis
Mason
Crete
Sardegna
Giovanni Baur Fan
Rome
Sunda Bay
James Higgins
Erie
Rosedale
Kan
Peter Kathelster
Lincoln
Neb
Grace Townsley
Volunteers of America
Joan Hewitt
Adel
Cotrona
Hewitt
Point Breece Worl
United Gas Improvement Company
Philadelphia
Louie J. Rene
Ceonto
Wis
McBachers Company
Hie
Ae County
Evere
Commack
Rehuebin
Turian
Poland
Tully
Pearante
Bobrings
Nha Mentral Hueela
Hey
West Virginia
Shot
Northwest
Umite
Helena
Montana
United States
W. A. Clark
Columbia Gardens
Senator's Mountain
Butte
Grand Jury
Cheyenne
John C. Teller
Colorado
Klamath Canal Company
Reclamation Department
Denver
Helen Gould
Leroy & Dixon
San Juan
Rio Grande
Belle Clark
Kent
C. Hamlin
Cripple Creek
Western Federation of Miners
Umatilla
Herman Ensie
Bn Gone
Idaho
Pine Valley
Eagle
Pine Valleys
Usaiana
Minetoa Islands
Uffa
Gange
Frontier Supply Co
First National Bank
Kemmerer
Thos
Bneddon
John Lt
Lane
Frank Pfeiffer, Cuntarthur Kobina
Europe
L. Quealy Tems
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Do’connell
Remmerer, Wyoming
H. E. Christmas
U. S
Kemmerer, Wyoming
C. T. Gamble
Diamondville
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