Northwest notes a chaotic mix of crop profits and political moves
The bulletin highlights Yakima valley cantaloupes as a top profit crop with Chicago shipments at ten dollars per crate. It reports misappropriation allegations against Irh Le Freudenthal, a Wyoming-linked official, and recalls a fatal workplace incident in Laramie. It mentions Governor McDonald scheduling a dry farming congress in Denver and cites large wheat shipments from Ritaville near Spokane.
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Jesse F. McDonald
Colorado
Denver
Missouri River
Ritaville
Spokane
Wyoming
George W. Blaine
Douglas
J, Sawyer
Laramie
Nicodemus
Wheatland
Twin Falls
Fred R. Reed
Thomas C. Johnson
Thomas B. Tuttle
Ranier-Grand Hotel
Portland
Tuttle
W. Cooper
Nellie Manning
Charlotte
Ambush kills and injures police as riots flare in Atlanta
In Atlanta near Clark University, three county police officers on boats were ambushed. Heard and another officer died, a third officer fatally wounded, with a fourth missing. A railroad operator was killed nearby, and a white marshal was wounded. Mounted police pursue rioters as militiamen enforce orders restricting firearms.
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Atlanta
Clark University
Grady Hospital
Howells Street
Englewood
State Street
Stensland Admits Guilt After Bank Embarrassment
Paul O Stensland former president of the Milwaukee Avenue State bank Chicago arrived in New York Friday night after fleeing to Morocco following the bank wreck. He is under arrest on heavy embezzlement charges and will plead guilty to several counts, according to Assistant State's Attorney Olson who secured his capture in Tangier. Olson says the confession implicates other prominent Chicago men.
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New York
Paul 0. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Chicago
Pring Adelbert
Morocco
Theodore Stensland
Stensland
Olson
Tangier
Islands Improving Amid Philippine Report by Ide
Governor General Ide reports to the Philippine commission that conditions in the Philippines have improved materially during the fiscal year. Many provinces are in tranquil states except Sanur and Leyte where fanatical sects have caused disturbances in some areas amid unrest in politics and piracy.
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Philippine Commission
Ide
Philippines
Sanur
Leyte
Pilipliax
Accortine
Jona Iautarina
Manihia
Furent Trollone
Tly
GIX KILLED IN GOLLISION ON MIDWEST LINE
A rail collision near Minneapolis and St Louis caused multiple deaths and injuries as a freight train derailed and sparked a large emergency response. Investigators began tracing the sequence of events while crews worked to clear wreckage and secure the scene.
Taft Ready to Settle Cuban Trouble Without Prolonged War
Taft holds full authority to settle Cuban unrest if moderates and liberals reconcile their differences. He notes peace depends on American mediation and will not keep forces in Cuba longer than necessary to supervise disarmament. Business interests fear Cuban self rule but favor a renewed US role to ensure stability and good faith in the compact.
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Cubs
Iberala
Taft
United States
Republic
Dismembered Italian Man Found in Freight Car, New York
A burlap bag stamped Z K Mano containing a dismembered man’s remains was found in an empty freight car at West Thirty sixth Street and One Hundred Eighteenth Avenue. A strip of a woman's skirt, a cloth table cover, and a Neway paper dated Sept 10 tied the bundle. The head and thighs are missing and police suspect a deliberate crime.
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New York
Z. K. Mano
Thirty-sixth Street
Day
Neway
Thirty Sixth Street
One Hundred and Eighteenth Avenue
Funston Sails for Havana from Jacksonville
Brigadier General Frederick Funston passes through Jacksonville en route to Port Tampa to board a steamer to Havana. He says he has no orders beyond Secretary Taft's directive to report to Havana as soon as possible and denies any plan to meet insurgent dealers.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Frederick Funston
Port Tams
Havana
Funston
Taft
Ponaton
Taft Wishey
Narrow Escape After Coach Derails Near Here
Fifty two workers of an unnamed company escaped serious harm when a coach derailed and toppled after striking a derail near the town. The vehicle was held by a telegraph pole in a perilous position but all occupants managed to leave before it collapsed. No fatalities were reported.
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Wahaeh
Tad
Dies From Prize Fight in Thutelo New York Area
A prize fight tragedy reported in Thutelo NY notes multiple deaths after the event held Saturday. Details are sparse as officials investigate the melee and determine the cause, with local authorities confirming fatalities and assessing injuries.
Japanese Sailors Slain as Ship Kagetsu Marie Burned
Report from Kamchatka describes the July 17 discovery at Kalcha river mouth of eleven Japanese bodies and the burned Kagetsu Marie wreck. Bloodstained garments, bayonets, and swords were found. natives say Russians surprised the vessel during night. The incident follows July clash when Lt Sotnikov and ten Cossacks confronted Japanese fish poachers, resulting in multiple deaths.
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Tokio
Kietee
Kamtchatka
Kalcha
St. Petersburg
Vladivostok
Leutenant
Sotnikov
Warowski River
Sotnikof
Atlanta Race Riot Flares As Mob Attacks Black Residents
In Georgia's capital on Saturday a white mob pulled Black riders from streetcars and assaulted them with clubs and bricks. Several clashes followed earlier in the week, leaving at least 18 Black people fatally hurt as police and troops were mobilized to restore order.
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Atlanta
Decatur Street
Hungry Boy Cause Pantry Explosion and Death
In Bt Joseph Michigan a hungry boy, Percy Smith, age unknown, died after striking a match in a pantry where a pen filled with gasoline had been left. The flame ignited his clothing and he died from the burns. In Milwaukee a restaurant incident involves an Italian immigrant assaulting a waiter during a dispute over meat orders.
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Joseph
Mich
Percy Smith
J. J. Smith
Elisl
Young Smith
Fragmented OCR Primeline Writings Speak Incoherent Political Code
Puzzle like OCR text contains jumbled names and phrases. It appears to reference political figures and legal actions but is largely unreadable. The piece lacks clear events or dates and yields no verifiable facts for a precise summary.
Telegraph Operators in Chicago Seek Higher Wages
Chicago telegraphers from the Hortal Telegraph company demand higher pay and better conditions. A conference with city officials and union leaders is planned to readjust wage and work disputes before a possible strike.
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Chicago
Chinays
Hortal Telegraph Company
Wt & Meetine
Uniom
Public Whipping Report From Wilmington Justice Scene
Fragmented OCR notes describe a public whipping in Wilmington Delaware involving individuals named Charlen Conley and a woman, with mention of a planned event at a county workhouse yard and references to imprisonment and punishment. The text is severely garbled and limits reliable extraction of names, dates, or precise actions.
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Wilmington
Del
Charlen Conley
Frankhel
Rurtia
Pormond
Savage By Name and Savage By Nature Case Details
Fragmentary OCR report describes a shooting involving a couple in Maysville and mentions Kye-Jaime Chester Fay aged 12 as a suspect. Text is garbled with names and partial actions, referencing a chief and investigators but no clear verdict or dates.
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Maysville
Kye
Jaime Chester
William
Savage
American occupation appears only solution for Cuba crisis
Taft and Bacon see no middle ground as the civil war worsens in Havana. Roosevelt may set the future program after Taft’s cable. An armed demonstration by 300 insurgents near the peace talks signals the rebels’ grip on Havana as Pino Guerra’s forces close in.
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Havana
Taft
Bacon
Roosevelt
Acosta
la Lisa
Morgan
Mariano
Pino Guerra
Terrorists Use Automobile in Tsarist Plot Probe
A mysterious armed automobile linked to revolutionaries was seized near Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolayevich's palace at Peterhof. The car bore a false plate. its passengers could not prove their identities. Reports claim a bold breach at Tsarskoe Selo as a rehearsal for an attack on the emperor.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas Nicolwlevitch
Peterhof
Tsarskoe Selo
Tile Palace
Cruse
Americans Name Candidates at Salt Lake City Meeting
The American party named Thomas Weir of Salt Lake City as its candidate for representative in congress and Thomas D. Maloney of Oxford for associate justice of the supreme court. Judge C C Goodwin served as chairman and delivered an accomplished address. A night rally at the Theatre ratified the convention's choices.
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Salt Lake City
Thomas Weir
Congress
Thomas D. Maloney
Oxdon
Supreme Court
C. C. Goodwin
Republicans Name Ticket at Utah State Convention
At the Salt Lake City state convention Joseph Howell of Cache county was renominated for congress over Parley P Christensen and Franela W Fishburn. Howell received 335 votes on the first ballot, Christensen 157, Fishburn 27. Judge Joseph B Prick of Salt Lake City was the successor candidate for associate Justice, defeating Judge Morse.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph Howell
Cache County
Congress
Parley P. Christensen
Franela W. Flakburn
Brieham City
Howell
Cheletensen
Fishburn
Joseph B. Prick
Sueceesty
Supreme Court
Morse
Wreck in Montana Kills Two Stockmen
A rear end collision at Cut Bank Montana killed two stockmen. Roadmaster Dinton and Hrakeman Critchell died when a caboose and two freight cars of an eastbound freight train wrecked and caught fire. The accident happened about 11 PM and further details were being gathered.
Railroad President Avoids Arrest Over Districts Inquiry
New York Central President Newan was arrested by order of Health Officer Darenton amid charges related to permits and local motive concerns. Darenton later allowed him to appear in court while the case proceeds, with unspecified protections noted.
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New York
Willam HH. Newman
New York Central Railway
Omer Darenton
Aguinet
Darlington
Acquittal in Peonage Case Clouds Key Allegations
Defendants Capel, Smith, and Jane Smith were acquitted on a peonage-related indictment after a jury trial. Judge Vallock instructed jurors to consider the evidence and apply the law as presented by the court, amid questions over alleged coerced labor claims and civil rights rights implications.
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Capeilrardead
Hexr Smith
Ant Janes K. Smith
Tedwe Pollock
Judie Valloc
Question for Both Factions in Cuban Conflict
Secretary Taft and Assistant Secretary Bacon hold a second day of talks with Cuban faction leaders. Taft urges decisive choice on Cuba's future independence while urging restraint to avoid U.S. intervention. He emphasizes the United States duty and warns against actions that could worsen the crisis.
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Havana
Taft
Bacon
Mr. Taft
United States
Cuba
Taft Haw
Roosevelt
Quesada
Death summons statesman at Narragansett Pier
Congressman Robert R. Hitt of Mirnaix died at his summer home in Narragansett Pier after a period of weakening health caused by old age. Mrs Hitt and two sons were at the bedside when he passed away. He came here last June and had been under constant medical care. he was 73 years old.
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Narragansett Pier
Robert R. Hitt
Mirnaix
Thurr
Hitt
Mra. Hitt
W. ©. Hitt
Ht Hitt
Man Hitt
Murdered Wife Found. Husband Indicted in California
Anton Benald, indicted by the Los Angeles county grand jury for the murder of his wife Clawite, whose body was found in Torry’s Canyon near Santa Monica. Benald, a former Santa Monica butcher, disappeared in early June and was later identified by police as a suspect in one of Southern California’s noted murder cases.
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Los Angeles
Sherif Wille
Irlington
Anton Benald
Los Angeles County
Tories Canyon
Santa Monies
Beanld Wan
Santa Monica
Constitutional Democratic Party Convenes in Finland and St. Petersburg
A government body from the Constitutional Democratic party meets in Finland and St. Petersburg to discuss a 90 gram plan for forthcoming elections. The central committee endorses a fresh approach ahead of a major convention, with sessions planned around October in Petersburg.
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Constitutional Democraty
Mussia
Finland
St. Petersburg
Democratic Party
le Petersburg
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