Rioters Clash Over Bread as Police Break Up Disturbance
Hunger driven mobs gathered near Independence near the Cuyahoga plant of American Steel and Wire Co. rioters hurled stones revolvers surfaced as clashes spread. ten injured, several arrested. Police intervened and took suspects to Seventh precinct. One man charged with shooting with intent.
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Winae
Vinka Duranec
Sais
Wrydiet
Rotley
Nee
Ryelat
St. Agited du Richants
Labor groups press lawmakers on liability bill in Washington
In Washington on Thursday Speaker Cannon and Vice President Pat Harrison announced support for a liability bill aimed at overruling a recent Supreme Court decision. Led by Samuel Gompers the AFL and other unions held a national conference in Salt Lake City urging Congress to act, presenting a protest memorial to the House seeking legal protection of workers rights and against perceived court overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nan
Patrharks
Corres
Supreme Court of the United
Cannon
Samuel Gompoes
American Federation of Labor
Voloe
Failing Tree Kills Chopper Near Millville
A fatal accident in Millville occurs when a falling tree fatally strikes a millworker while chopping near the river. The incident led to local inquiries and a court listing mentioning a railroad company and a water-related dispute, with penalties cited including a fine of 8000.
Galle for Magdalena Day, i Vimar, Cl Mine ah With we of provelnoe itd the Mh nh
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions Magdalena Day and several unclear terms including Galle, Vimar, Cl Mine, provelnoe, Mh nh, and UBC. The legible elements hint at names and organizations but lack coherent event details or dates to form a clear news item.
Fragmented War News and Legal Had News Tangles
A jumbled briefing reports decay in a military facility in the United States and the release of Abe Hummel, a criminal lawyer, who may travel to Europe. It notes royal titles in a marriage linked to the Abrugat tribes, a Philadelphia engineering firm’s bid for a power plant, and diplomatic shifts involving China, the United States, and Colombia. An indictment in Porto Rico targets a U S liner’s coowner, while Venezuela Colombia relations appear strained amid envoy movements and treaty talks.
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United States Army
Abe Hummel
Europe
Corriere Della Sera
Mies
Nave
Stindan! Engineering Corpyes Hon
Philadeliia
Wower
Navy de Partment Tharkday
Ae Wa
Hme Tatalind
Regation
Pekin
Fing
Interstate Commerce Commission ruling on Virginia coal shipments
The Interstate Commerce Commission, in a decision handed down by Commissioner Lane, ruled that the Red Flaven Abi Cent Co and Norfolk & Western Ry Co shipments from the Minch Valley to the seaboard should be treated similarly for charges, though no money damages were awarded. The case affects coal shipments from Pocahontas and Tug River areas into West Virginia and onward to the seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mare
Thureday
Interstate Commerce Commission
West Virginia
Seaboard
Count Tolstol Improves After Snow Drifting Incident
In AL Peterburg on March 20 a report confirms earlier notes of Count Tolstol's improving court condition. He had been riding daily on horseback, faced skepticism, and recently, while riding several miles from home, fell into a snow drift. He rescued himself and returned home on foot, despite remonstrances from family and friends.
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Count Tolstol
AL Peterburg
Jenke
Mimself
To Be Sent Home From New York March 20
Jacob A. Rilw and other kind hearted citizens plan to send Wises Perron a linked carpenter who broke his fall, guiding him toward Die hone. They aim to care for him during the journey and Palerenn will assist on the voyage with his mother and wife for La Coponhieyén.
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New York
Jacob A. Rilw
Ciisens
Hanning
Wises Perron
Nia Baele
Thawed Dynamite Incident Reported In Southwestern Area
An incident involving dynamite thawing near a stove in the Southwestern area led to multiple injuries. Reports describe two individuals as outright titled and others seriously hurt at Low Tanos BY Patio and nearby cash from locations. Authorities investigate after Thursday events with unclear local names and spellings.
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Banta Fe
Detectives jailed for blackmail in Reform group plot
Four detectives were arrested after attempting to blackmail Maver Huns, Chief Police Shinay, and Alderman JM Mormon for about 109000. They claimed to be employed by a reform organization of clerks to inspect views in the district closed to 6th and Sethais, and to expose supposed misdeeds to press. Ministers of the reform group denied the allegations, calling them private investigators.
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Alou
Marel
German Troop Clash In Kan Campaign Details
The government reported a clash between German and Hottentot forces near Kan. German losses were heavy with 42 privates killed and 17 wounded. The enemy countered, capturing none of Kopperk’s group. Cent Vor Erekert led the expeditionary force with other officers and troops sustaining damage.
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Afeiew
Conan
Kopperk Én Eynnd
Herman Loniom
Heay
Cent Vor
Inger
Fire tragedy at city school injures several children
In Thirday afternoon fire at a New York Buckeye clubhouse school a fire alarm worked, but a door remained locked. Children escaped with help from classmates as smoke or flames caused injuries. Nearby officials from related unions attended the opening ceremonies and a reception in the Buckeye hall.
Madame de Cakihonh Attends Thurktay by Vleamer Adristie
Madame de Cakihonh, Countess de Cakihonh, travels aboard the steamer Adristie with an escort. Kent, Jay, and George accompany, while a small party is seen aboard the vessel.
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New York
Madame Anail
Countess de Cakihonh
Vleamer Adristie
Kent
Jay
George
Tuk
Elaudiewr
Valor
Unclear text about an usher and naval orders
Fragmentary report describes an usher connected to the navy department and a Commander McM Ueher, with mentions of orders, a $1 Louie reference, Admiral Converse and a bureau head, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Usher
Washington
Navy
Converse
Old Roridian Celebrate JAsbon Anniversary
A local wedding anniversary notice highlights the long tenure of residents in the vicinity. The article notes the couple Old Roridian Celebrate and JAsbon O Magoli Ate along with Min Jaron Green marking another year of marriage during a Thursday observance in the community.
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Jasbon
Magoli
Min
Si Oly
Thaly
Ohio legislature actions reflect votes on health and education bills
A fragmented report outlines Senate and House actions including resolutions for state housing ventilation, a Newark military camp, and several bills. Notable items cover extending inmate terms, county education powers, a Canton criminal court, veterinary dentistry, school attendance, railroad highway hearings, appointing six women to inspect institutions, and relief for an Ocker payroll issue. The session names Atwell Brandt Moon Pollock and others, with committee referrals and referendums debated.
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Fy Schmidt
General
Mate Health Department
State House
Atwell
Newark
Moon
Congrave
Alving County
Corlett
Woods
Universe Pavsion
Bechmidt
Winters
Lowrie Ocker
Ae Imeither
Brandt
Canton Hotel Burglarized Third Theft At Hotel In Year
Akron report describes a third burglary at the Canton Courtant hotel within a year. The item notes the hotel as the target and mentions prior robberies, while other dispatches recounting a deserter from a battleship and a conductor surrendering.
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Canton
Courtant Hotel
Ohio coal records shattered in 1007 output surge
Columbus March 20 reports indicate Ohio coal mines produced 32,485,949 tons in 1007, surpassing the prior year by 5,262,454 tons. The surge highlights a historic gain for the industry with substantial increases across the state.
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Ohio
Columbus
Fiet
Ohio Coal Tines
Typhoid Stricken Couple Die Within Minutes of Each Other
Typhoid fever claims the lives of a couple identified as prominent local residents and parents of two young children. Both died within minutes of each other on Thursday, leaving an affected family and community in mourning.
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Disken
Black Hands Ring Guilty In Robbery Case
A Warren Ohio jury convicts Paul and Lance Ayio of robbing Alfred William from Your town of 52 dollars last December at Girard. Prosecutors said the men were alleged members of the Black Hand group.
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Black Hands
Warren
Mayon
Paul
Lance Acehio
Joe Balliehlo
Alfred Williamn
Girard
Black Hand
Republicans Nominate Delegates for Congress at Convention
The Mariett Republican convention met Thursday naming Albert Douglas of Maes county for Congress Poston of Athens and Zane Burley of Perry County as delegates to the national convention. Storm damages reported Kent March 20 a severe electric storm caused seven fires and left Earnest Wise’s burn in Stow. Louk Miller found nearly naked and exposed after being lost in the storm.
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Legen
Albert Douglas
Maes County
Congress
Poston
Athens
Zane Burley
Perry County
Kent
Earnest Wise
Stow
Marshal Crites
Stewart Fale
Louk Miller
Akron
Rate of Discount Reduced London March 20
Fragmented OCR text notes a discount rate shift and market activity in London on March 20. Mentions Levunt and changes in cash or futures lines, with unclear references to expected lines and realizations. No coherent narrative or identifiable individuals or organizations could be conclusively determined.
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London
New York
Dyspepsia Tablets claimed to restore health and wealth
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for stomach distress and mood, promising renewed energy and success. It asserts the pills restore a healthy digestive balance, boost vigor, and even offer a free sample by mail upon request, naming A. Stuart Co. and a Marshall, Minnesota address.
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Stuart
A. Stuart Co
Marshell
Local Markets Quiet as Foreign Rates Steady
Foreign settlements held steady while money supply remained moderate and absorbent. Discounts traded quietly as traders watched exchange rates and domestic demand in a subdued market environment.
United Mine Workers Adopt District Contract Plan
The United Mine Workers convention near Indianapolis adopted district contracts for one year with wages not below current rates, backing President Mitchell’s support for the scale committee’s report. The move aims to unify the union as the quake in Beloit, Wisconsin, and the San Francisco earthquake echo in ominous tones.
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Indianapolia
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Scale Committee
Lewis
United
Nghia
Freight car demand slides as rail traffic slows
In New York March 20 a nine week freight car reduction is noted by the Ainett-Foran Railway association with a drop of 1,222 idle freight years between February 10 and March 4. Freight car counts show fluctuating demand and lower totals as business ebbs.
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New York
Ger
jStal
Ainett- Foran Railway Association
Siorres
Hundreds Fall as Borin Riots Shake City Streets
In a chaotic outbreak linked to a socialist demonstration commemorating a revolution, hundreds were injured and one report notes fatalities. Riot police halted marches toward the Kaiser’s palace and government buildings as clashes spread across multiple districts. Women were among the injured with at least one fatality reported.
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Borin
Perenne
Kaiser's Palace
Panic among Rockefeller charities portfolio shocks markets
New York March 20 The General Education Board founded by John D Rockefeller and run by Rev Frederick G Gates shows a troubled annual report The charity assets include railroad bonds stock and government bonds totaling over 23 million with about 5 million written down Market value declines reflect heavy investments in Gould Vanderbilt St Paul and Pennsylvania systems, shaping investor sentiment.
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New York
Gen
Rockefelier
Venliinte
Gould Securitie
Vanderbilt St. Paul
Venusylvania Systems
Is Put On Trial For Double Murder In Cleveland
Cleveland reports Andrew Kolinosk, a 45 year old man, placed on trial for a double murder after his disputed will and a love triangle. A witness described him as a wreck and officials fear collapse under questioning as the case unfolds.
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Cleveland
Andrew Kolinosk
Juco Dolmeler
Kolinmik
Kolinguki
Quack Cure Ad Promises and Local Endorsement
A garbled 19th century advertisement offers an alleged cure labeled Mall's Qataren Cure for Antare with claims of a trusted Toledo firm Walding Kinnan Marvin and a 15 year acquaintance vouching for W. Aboney. The text promises testimonials and a price per bottle, touting a bowel and mucous system remedy.
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Antare
Mall
Chen
Toledo
O. Wo
W. . Aboney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholeddie Douggtits
Loledo
Malta
Smells Powder Smells Powder in Mexico City Note
A fragmentary item notes a March report from Mexico City tying a Catholic Church organ to a powder smell episode. No clear details or names are readable to confirm events, dates, or involved parties.
Editorial urges US purchase of California peninsula
The writer advocates the United States acquire the California peninsula and, in commentary, the paper urges Mexico to prepare for war with the US. It speculates Japan, the Philippines, and Colombia reacting to the conflict, predicting secret plots and broad regional consequences.
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United States
California
Papir
Mexico
Republic
Hiepeniungia
Magdalena Bay
Faree
Arma F
Dapan
Republic — of Colombia
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Ion
Cuyahogs
American Stel & Wire Co
Independence Rams
Quulmen Thorn
Breaker Cannon
Fairbanks
Millville
Alenn
The
Mitnote Railroad Co
Towes
Ak Srona
Panama
Panamm
Mati
Wan Uraday
Chicago
Bert
Orit
Katiowite
Priivelan Siteala
Eftys
New York City
Inii
Ard
Wtreet
Madison Avenue
Tyeymelon
Taf Om
Sth Vier Hk
Samiel Handwick
Linnell
Minots
Layer Biunne
Chie
Police Shippey
Schuettler
Baltimore
F Raltien
Henry Kelddt & Co
Indianapolia Convention of Miners
Beloit
Wis
Charles Lather
San Francisco
Rock County
Ware
North America
San Antonio
Texas
Great Northern
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tae Paltengs
Mexwan
Pearsall
Rockefeller
Board Trust
Lower
City of Mexico
Tempo
Catholic Shurch
Republic of Mexico
BUBL
Hanna
Haberman
S. Main Street
Craft
Craft’s Quality Drugs
Hubor Bik
W. H. Wintringham
Beverly & Schneiders
Robinson’s Grocery
E. Genter Agency
Liptons Teas
N. State St
M. H. Logan
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