Dynamiter Captured in London Sought for Extradition
Sacramento dispatch reports Los Angeles authorities petitioning the California governor for a requisition to extradite David Captalan, arrested in London for the Los Angeles Times building bombing. London police seized him on arrival in a cattle ship, with detective Burns predicting a high reward as evidence is gathered. Grand jury in Los Angeles continues deliberating on related arrests. Meanwhile Mme Thiry announces a millinery sale for ladies, at cost, via the steamer Victory for Seattle.
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Sacramento
Los Angeles
California
David Captalan
London
Los Angeles Times
Burns
City
America
Mme. Thiry
Madam Thiryte
Victory
Seattle
Steadman Avenue
Grand Jury Indicts Nine In Steel Trust Probe
Federal grand jury in New York returns indictments against nine officials tied to the Poor Wire Trust and American Steel Trust. Officials are under tight watch for immediate apprehension as investigators hint at secret indictments against higher officials. The Wire Trust members had not expected charges after pooling interests to fix prices.
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Nugget Special Service
New York
Federal Grand Jury
American Steel Trust
Steel Trust
Wire Trust
Erie Railroad imposes 35 year age limit for workers
New York June 36 The Erie railroad directors adopted resolutions banning employment of anyone over thirty five in the operating department. Executives and officials remain exempt. The move aims to replace aging workers with younger hires and directs all departments to enforce the policy.
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Nugget
New York
The
Erie Railroad Today
Road
the Road
Otd Ag
NO DIVIDENDS AT SEATTLE FAIR SUIT BEGINS
July 1 Seattle observers report a dispute over undistributed Alaska-Pacific Yukon exposition funds. Eskimo village owners sue for breach of contract, seeking a $30,000 portion of treasury money as potential dividends remain unissued. Additional suits may follow if funds stay idle.
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Seattle
Harvard Board Confirms 1.2 Million in Donations
Harvard University directors met in Cambridge to review last season and tally running expenses. Donations totaled 1,200,000 dollars, majorly from graduates, with several foreign gifts supporting research.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Harry Ferry Admits He Shot Sullivan
A man named Harry Terry confessed at a Butte police station to fatally shooting Spokane Police Captain John Sullivan last winter. He described the motive as opposition to Sullivan’s actions against a group he distrusted and fled Spokane after the crime, later surrendering to face charges in Spokane.
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Harry Ferry
Sullivan
Nugget
Butte
Mont
Harry Terry
John Sullivan
Spokane
Wash
Soci
States
Pat Sullivan
Medico Elect Old Doctor President
The British Medical Association in Los Angeles elects Dr Abraham Jacobi of New York as president for the year. He is an elderly eminent physician renowned for pediatrics, dentition, infant hygiene, and infant diseases with diplomas from German and U.S. colleges.
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Angeles
Vritan Medical Association
Abraham Jacobi
New York City
Jacobi
Atlantic
Germany
United States
Steamer Sampson Brings Passengers to Seattle
The steamer Sampson arrived in Seattle with passengers from the Spokane wreck near Seymour Narrows. Spokane’s damage status is unclear though believed heavy. wrecking firms dispatching equipment to haul her off and tow to Seattle for repairs. The notice also advertises whiskies sold by the Eagle with citywide delivery.
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Seattle
Nugget
Spokane
Seymour Narrows
Wwe
Grand Jury Report On Steel Trust Nears Release
New York June 30 The Federal grand jury in the city plans to file its final report on the Steel Trust. Sensational revelations are anticipated as many top executives are abroad and not expected to return before the inquiry ends. Officials say the report could spark wide public discussion about the trust's operations and methods.
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New York
Federal
Steel Trust
Europe
Grand
Trust
States
Nugget
Burke
Nelson
Fon
Fire on Battleship Ohio Imperils Magazine
Fire broke out on the battleship Ohio in the lower harbor threatening the power magazine. Marines quickly contained the blaze preventing major damage and a possible loss of life given the vast explosives aboard. An investigation will follow by order of the naval department.
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Nugget
New York
Naval Department
No Polygamy Says President Smith on Mormon Church
Washington reports President Smith testified before a committee about polygamy within the Utah church. He stated the church forbids plural marriages and would excommunicate adherents living in such unions, with penalties at church discretion. The hearing touched on church restrictions since Utah gained statehood and implied enforcement through excommunication.
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Nugget
Washington
Mormon Church of Utah
Polyunins
Smith
Arte
Getaogaf
Poligai
Ccurch
Gohoganry
Church
Maxin Invents Noiseless Gun In Boston
Hudeve Maxin, inventor of smokeless powder, claims a perfected noiseless cannon. He asserts the device can fire from distant chambers without visible recoil or launch, with a silent report and deadly potential. Officials are to note the invention and its implied capabilities.
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Nugget
Boston
Mass
Hudeve Maxin
Leoleedt
Maxin
Watts
Murder verdict in Hentwood case shocks jurors
Jury returns murder in the second degree against Harold Hentwood for the slaying of George Copeland. Prosecution notes strong evidence despite defense claiming accidental death. Verdict suggests likely new trial due to disputed causation and prior tension between the men.
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Denver
Harold Hentwood
George Copeland
Nurder
Enter
Wisconsin Senator under investigation
A misread, garbled report discusses a Wisconsin senator facing an inquiry and political turmoil surrounding elections, resignations, and legal questions. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, but the piece centers on the senator’s investigation and related partisan tensions.
Abe Ruels July 4 Farce Satire
Fragmentary OCR text describes a July 4 farce written by Abe Ruel. The garbled copy references a production or play with mention of service, villains, and staging details. Names and clear event facts are scarce due to errors.
Great Flower Painter Dead in United States Court Notice
A fragmentary notice describes a renowned flower painter’s death and mentions a forthcoming court matter in the United States commissioner court in the Note Realty building on Thursday. It references FREEDING & HORGAN and a note about a monogram brand, whiskey, and purity.
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AML
Nome Quarts Developmentan
United States
Note Realty
Freeding & Horgan
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