Offenders Battle With Desperado In Oklahoma Riot
Deserter gunfight at a St Louis San Francisco station escalates into a race riot threat in Okmulgee Oklahoma. Deputy negro deputies killed two white officers and a boy, while Deckard is shot dead as a mob fires his house. Governor Haskell orders militia from Muskogee, a special train prepared, crowd disperses by evening.
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Deckrd
Bert Robinson
Chapman Brothers
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Colleye
Haskell
Guthrie
Mind Unbalanced by Drug In Denver Plot to Dampen Blackmail
A damaged report details a belief that others may have been involved in a dynamiting plot against Mrs Genevieve Chandler Phipps and Mrs Allen F Read. It notes efforts to shield those linked to the crime and prevent further threats amid a quarantine announcement in Texas.
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Denver
Cole
Genevieve Chandler Phipps
Allen F. Read
Kear
Turbulent Week Shapes Elections and Power Shifts
A fragmented report hints at a turbulent period with inquiries into leaders and nations. It references political realignments, regional tensions, and impending decisions that could reshape governance and alliances. Further clarity is awaited as events unfold.
Man Who Shot Heney Bows Out His Baas
Morris Haas who attempted to assassinate Francia J. Heney killed himself in his county jail cell by shooting his forehead with a .41 caliber pistol. He concealed the weapon in his shoe and wore boots to sleep with them on. Authorities say the sequence followed his earlier act and his shoes were not examined during searches.
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San Francisco
Morris Haas
Francia J. Heney
Mileide
Haas
Heney
Duke
Burns
Heney May Recover From Wounding
In San Francisco Francis J. Heney shows satisfactory condition and is making excellent progress toward recovery. Surgeons state he will likely recover, noting the bullet remains embedded in the left jaw about an inch in front of the ear and will not be removed until stronger.
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San Francisco
Francis J. Heney
Mr. Heney
Dowager Empress of China Dies and Regnal Edicts Issued
The dowager empress of China died at 2 PM Sunday. Edicts named Prince Pu Yi heir presumptive and Prince Pa Yi as throne successor amid Qing succession moves. Foreign legations notified. troops ready to quell unrest. north seen as more peaceful than south.
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Tsze Hei An
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Pa Yi
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Prince Pu Yi
Arixe
Kuang Auang Hea
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Prince Chin
Foul Play Suspected in Whitefish Fire Incident
A telegraphic dispatch reports a fire at Falls, Montana, with an engine crew responding to a blaze near a hotel. The incident mentions Thowie Holland and a suspected foul play angle, though the readable fragments are unclear and partially garbled.
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Montanan Honored in State Senate Candidate Race
Fragmented article notes Montanans and political figures like Governor Stott and Mia Feecuet in a tense state race. Mentions dates, potential betrothal of candidates, and a ceremonial or symbolic event with unclear details. Reading suggests a civic acknowledgment or honors linked to Montanan achievements and upcoming ballots in January or March.
Hundreds Die In German Mine Fire And Explosion
A disaster at Radbed mine near Hamm Westphalia Germany trapped 380 miners. Only six escaped injury while 37 died and 202 were given up as lost. Fire and violent explosion blocked rescue efforts leading to flooding of the galleries.
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Westphalia
Germany
Radbed
Courrieres
France
Chinese Emperor Dead and Regency Proclaimed
Reports state the Chinese emperor died at 4 PM with rumors of his death chamber transfer at 2 PM. Regencies were announced naming Prince Chun as regent and Pu Wei as heir presumptive. The dowager empress reportedly swooned, with ongoing notes of imperial edicts amid palace turmoil in Beijing.
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China
Forbidden City
Grand Council
Empresa
Prince Chun
Pu Wei
Prince Chon
Tsai-Peng
Plain White Banner Corps
Germany
Kuang Heu
Convicted Murderer Appeals New Trial in San Quentin Case
Mark A Wilkine, convicted of murdering Verale Darwin near Bimhurst, a suburb, and her body found under a shed behind their home as a married couple. Originally sentenced to execution at San Quentin, Wilkine appealed for a new trial, but the higher court had not issued a decision.
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Mark A Wilkine
Bimhurst
Mra
Verale Darwin
Springfeld
San Quentin
Berm
Railways Record Shows U.S. Fatalities and Injuries Decline
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports 2,764 killed and 65,989 injured in U.S. rail road casualties for the year ending June 30, a drop from the prior year. In the quarter ending June 20 there were 59 killed and 12,?09 injured. collisions numbered 82 and derailments 1,01.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Suffragettes Invade London Church in Disruptive Meeting
Suffragists burst into a London church disrupting a disestablishment meeting. Augustine Birrell, chief secretary for Ireland, faced hostile interruptions during his address. About a dozen suffragists were expelled as uproar erupted, following appeals for calm from Birrell and the pastor.
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London
Birrell
Bette
Withers
China Appreciates U S Action On Boxer Indemnity
China expresses appreciation for the United States Congress remitting about 11 million dollars of the original 24.9 million Boxer indemnity. The State Department outlines amortization plans and continued payments, with most bonds issued to American claimants reduced. The note emphasizes gratitude for the American government’s steps and the hopeful impact on China-U.S. relations.
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Washington
State Department
Banda
China
Wedding Notice Confusion Over Berger Family Claim
The Berger family states there has been no change in the marriage plans between Mike Bereer and his spouse, while observers in Milwaukee and Lincoln note postponed winter arrangements. Local sources report inconsistent reports about the wedding date and location, with no confirmed ceremony this year.
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Milwaukee
Alexander Berger
Wielier
Helen Bergen
Lincoln
Chinese Drowned While Attempting Break Into Uni States
A damaged report recounts a drowning of a Chinese individual near a seawall by Michigan Street on Thursday while attempting to break into the university area. Three white men reportedly escaped. Federal authorities are investigating the incident and reviewing the crew's statements.
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Uni
Michigan Street
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