Burglars Blow Open Stores in 17 Mile District
A Chronicle special reports Sosiah Stuncil and George Moore had their stores dynamited near 17 miles from here. The safes were entered but secured. tools came from a nearby chest. Two strong men, about 40, 175 pounds, with 150, were seen boarding freight out of town. Authorities pursue the suspects.
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Charlotte
Sosiah Stuncil
George Moore
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Murder Case Summary for Dunn and Fenton
The text reports the 1902 murder in Rushville of Fred Fenton by Matin Dunn, who was sentenced to be hanged after overpowering a guard and smuggling two revolvers into his cell. Dunn escaped for two days before capture at his brother in law’s home. He reportedly died of pneumonia.
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SL. Joseph
Dunn
Fred Fenton
Rushville
Mareh J
Heese
True Critic and Odd Naval Tales Draw Nonsense
A garbled clipping sketches a boastful True Critic George Dalton Mo from Ovienta and odd Admiral Ur of Haroun al Rashhid. It allege1y narrates a torpedo boat shipboard incident and a dish of soup turning into a scene of chaos.
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George Dalton Mo
Haroun al Rashhid
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Notorious Bandit Confession Links Train Robberies to Murders
A prisoner named Marx reveals confessions tying himself and accomplices to the Northwest Express robbery near Tower, with four years past crimes linked to murders including John Johnson and others. He claims a crime spree across multiple states, naming victims and locations, while police keep the case open.
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Marx
Tt Northwesterm Express
Tower SW
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Notable Men and Dates Across States
A fragment lists several prominent figures with projected appearances or actions on varied dates. Names include Richard Olney from Massachusetts, Alton B Parker of New York, Arthur P. Hale, George Gray of Delaware, William Bryan of Nebraska, and others across New York Ohio and beyond with dates ranging from March to October.
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New York
Richard Olney
Masoachusetts
Ner
Cleveland
Alton B. Parker
Ithur Pao
David B. Te
George Gray
Delaware
Mary
York
Williand Bryan
Nebraska
Pre Roosevelt
John
William HW
Ohio
Hearst Favored by Democratic Delegates at State Convention
A scrambled report notes the Rhode Island Democratic convention voting solidly for William Randolph Hearst for president. Delegates adopted the unit rule to support Hearst, with claims of a broad delegation backing his nomination.
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Rhode the Nations
William Randolph Wearst
Dele Sud
Col Henest
Ta Canes
Hearst
Walle Out of Jail Newtrotinn Fails Rescue
An Asheville report describes Mayer of Sea Pearsoh and others at Newton prison as authorities ease restraints. Charley Campbell and Sam Pearson are linked to the escape attempt, with Campbell’s wife staying with him during illness and a corridor door being opened.
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Sea Pearsoh Fools Newtrotinn 7
Charley Campbell
Sam Pearson
Serekeoy
Privon
Dirk
Uie
Campbell
Bia Wes Boen
Camphol
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Fragmented OCR summary needs clean headline
A damaged OCR text fragment references a location and time unclear, with garbled names and places. It hints at a meeting or event in some city, but readable specifics are missing.
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