News Notes Of A Week In The Nation And Capital
Condensed items report a fist fight in the capitol involving Senator Bailey of Texas Ada W. S. Manning. the Supreme Court adjourned for summer. Debates cover tariff lumber provisions, Cuban citizenship talk for Porto Rico residents, and a naval building program. Notables include Mrs. Julia Ward Howe’s birthday, and appointments at Standard Oil and the census.
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Bailey
Texas
Ada W
Manning
New York Times
Capitol
United States Supreme Court
Burrows
Michigan
Senate
Washington
Tatt
White House
Pittsboro
Gettyzbuce
Heyburn
Senator McCumber
Dickinson
Tressury
United States Navy
Julia Ward Howe
Boston
Rail and political notes from a tumultuous period
Trains resume mail-only runs after five days. Indiana locales vote wet or dry while Floyd Laporte swing wet dry. Tulsa grand jury indicts Gov Haskell and five others. Turks executed in Constantinople. Dalton Minnesota forest fire devastates land and lumber seized. Northwestern students burned by a boiler explosion. A murder-suicide near Indianapolis. shooter mistaken as burglar. Senate fixes June 10 for Batley tax vote. Cal Johnson trial in Virginia for Schultz murder begins. Ageo tied Harvard clubs meeting in Cincinnati. Neill aims to settle Georgia railroad strike in Atlanta. Shipwreck news and other brief items conclude.
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Georgia
Indiana
Floyd
Laporte
Harrison County
Tulsa Okla
Haskell
Constantinople
Dalton
Mink
Rudolph Kunderer
Edwin Hertler
Henry Schroeder
Edward Riem
Northwestern University
Watertown
Wis
George W. Thomupgon Zhotan
Indianapoli
Senate
Numerous World Events Touch Politics, Fire, and Culture in Brief
Mixed items note a Las Vegas police hold on James Williams suspect in Chicago. National Anti-Saloon League bill introduced by Curtis. Indiana and Illinois quake reports. Dowagiac builder blast kills two. Gettysburg and Lincoln monuments ceremonies. Denver Assembly debates tobacco and saloon licenses. various crime incidents and civic meetings across states.
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Eurapé
Ates
Tho Coast Artillery
Pensacola
Waie
Wade
James Williams
Las Vegas
N. M
Dieter J
Chicago
Puebla
Cal
Senate
Curtis
Kansans
Yaleniumaol
Gattysburg
Helen Tuft Ways
Abraham Lincoln
Hodgenville
While
Henry Watterson
Robert T. Lincoln
Vine
Chituga Association of Commerce
Northwest
Springfield
Friends of
Hopkins
William Lorimer
United States Senate
TW Winvis
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Inwt
Missouri
Dowagtac
Paotiora
Madluyn County
Presbyterian General Assembly
Denver
Patrick Corrigan
Guster
Wis
Spokane
Wash
Grand Rapids
Wie
Taderal Department of State
Congress of Hygiene and Demography
Washington
Homer Davenport
New York
Goshen
N. Y
Davesjiort
Morris Plains
Hildreth
Brockton
John Brading
Burr
Polies
Harry Bollar
Lauer
Neill Foun
Georgia
J. G. Steffen
Dubuqua
Denval Assembly
Rockefeller
Carnegie
John Mitchell
Join Kirby
National Association of Manufacturers
John Carter
Bbdari
United States Steel Corporation
H. H. Rogers
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Lila
Central City
Denver & Rio Granda
Helper
Utah
Washington Irving High School
Rachel Benjamin
Npb
Lovett Davis
Pegro
Ark
Harmony
Grand Ragide
Mich
Agatuel
Dedication Events For New Building Attract Members
An annual meeting of the association invites pastors and their wives, secretaries, and state committee members. A reception for contestants follows the dedication when the new building opens to the public. Plans include open house sessions, a Friday federal notice, and a Saturday student event.
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Oris Weels
Thevs
Association
Olopelty
W. O
Ada
Havatha
A. Ward
Simon, Casady
Henry Harris
G. A. Rawson- Piiday
Ram
Worc
Taft Opens Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle
President Taft pressed a telegraph key signaling the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition opening in Seattle. The ceremony drew governors from Alaska Utah Oregon and other states plus officials from Canada and Britain as ships and naval parades accompanied the grand event. The fair cost ten million dollars but reportedly ran a loss of ten million, and visitors were treated to a vast panorama of pavilions and exhibits across Olympic Plaza and Puget Sound.
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Seattle
West
Taft
Washington
Thad
Tio
Tlais
W. B. Hogcatt
Alaska
James Donsmusr
British Columbia
J. H. Brady
Tolabo
William Spry
Utah
W. Benson
Oregon
Gov
Gillett
Caligacuta
Budy
Aps Steel
Aconal Puget Plaza
Finn Arts Palace
Collevtlane
Address Welcomes Delegates to 17th Railway Association Meet
In Atlanta delegates gather for the seven teenth annual convention of the Railway Association to be held five days. Governor greets from Mayor Maddox and Postmaster Bridget. Notables include Congressmen Livingston and Gringa and Clark Halleyell.
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Atlanta
Jung
Fioy
Hoke" Smuth
Rail Way
Seauion
House of Representatives
Capitol
Govenor
Maddox
TF. Bridgett
J. T. Canficla
Byracuse
N. Yu
Thesésneration
Senglore Bacon
End Clay
Livingston and
Gringa
Clark Halyell
B. Watson
Stone Mountain
Local Des Moines College Track Meet Review
Fragmented OCR describes a Des Moines venue and a collegiate athletic event. It mentions Hagon? stadium and Greek-inspired design details with garbled names and dates, indicating a late stage track field competition at a university.
Trial of John Junkin Amid Growing Centerville Lynching Fears
In Ottumwa the trial of John Junkin, a Black defendant charged with murder, proceeds under armed guard as townsfolk threaten mob action. Deputies sleep in the courtroom to avoid violence while reports of the victim Clary Rogen’s brutal death fuel fear that a lynching could occur if a verdict falls short of death.
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Centarville
John
Tunkin
Clary Rogen
Ottumwa
Ainger
Haing
Appanoose
Armen
Sheriff Clark
Fedling
Jaakbi
Junkin
Centerville
Apomnooka County
Jupkin
Police capture three men tied to Union Pacing train robbery
Nob Omata reports three suspects arrested in South Omabs near Highteenth and Qalreets. One held $12, another $358, and a third a smaller sum. Detectives recovered a heavy revolver and other robbery paraphernalia as four men approached the scene. three were detained, one escaped.
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Omata
Nob
South Omabs
Union
Hildern
Highteenth
South Owaka
USA
Fire destroys Sutherland grain elevators causing heavy loss
A Friday morning blaze in Sutherland wiped out the PurMort Grain and Supply elevator complex and two firm storage structures, burning thousands of bushels of grain. Total losses reached $25,000 with insurance at $12,000. The fire threatened railroad buildings but the rest of the town was saved. The town was left without a grain elevator.
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Sutherland
Purmert
Christander
Tevowl
Turnors
Man Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case and Seeks Marriage
Lincoln May 2 A man known as Gell Would Marcy faces embezzlement charges for stealing 0,010 from Letha Horn estyle. In court he pleaded guilty while expressing a wish to marry Effie Mallye who accompanied him on his travels from Lincoln to Chicago, Butte, and Duluth.
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James A. Moffatt
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Henry 2. Rogers
New York
John A. Benson
United States Appellate Court
San Francisco
Cal
Dana Durgail
Taft
D. North
George W. Taylor
Orlawns
Los Angeles
William H. Burleteen
Parma
Mich
John D. Rockefeller
Virginia Hot Springs
Pocanto Hills
Max G. Baum
Free Mionon
C. W. Morse
Brother Masog
Gell
Marcy
Lincoln
Letha Hornestyle
Dubuque Jury Awards $20,000 in Damage Suit
In Dubuque on May 49 a jury decided after a long trial in the Edward Manhart case against the Dubuque Bigenit company. Manhart alleges damages from injuries caused by a dough machine in operation at the defendant's facility.
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Dubuque
Lai
Edward Manhart
Dubuque Bigenit Company
Maghart
Texate Gets Million Clear
District Judge Whispe ordered Receivar Hebbardt of Waters-Pierce Oil Co to pay the state 200 900 in addition to a 1 260 000 fine already assessed for the Forpor case. The action aims to recover costs tied to the oil operations in Austin Texas on May 29.
Robbers Loot Bank in Benbow City Bank Heist
Robbers invaded the People's Bank in Benbow City on an afternoon in May. They entered with shotguns drawn and held up tellers before fleeing the scene. Police issued warrants and searched for the suspects.
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Benbow City
Fragmentary OCR Summary From Local Page
Incomplete text shows scattered fragments including names and places. No coherent event or clear details can be determined from the readable portions.
Fragmented dialogue on hunger and perception of danger
A garbled exchange questions how someone survived a perilous moment. The text hints at hunger and curiosity, with incomplete lines suggesting disbelief about being alive and the events surrounding a tense experience.
Mutya Visits Mt New Orleans Amid Unclear Vantage
Fragmentary report describes Mutya visiting a stormy area near Mt New Orleans with mixed phrases about a model of integrity and a mission worker. The text mentions a Baskslider charged with stealing, and a surprised reaction from Jimi.
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Mutya
New Orleans
Stormatory
Elty
Awong
Jimi Ens
Kuthaly
Jimi
Yassum
Gald
Captain irritability aboard trans Atlantic liner amid tourist inquiries
The captain of a trans Atlantic liner, Lavine, grows irritable over ship management hiccups and a flood of absurd tourist questions at the bridge. A quick halt by a dapper youth prompts a polite, puzzling reply about a rumour of a cat fish having kittens.
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Repartas
Lavine
Fragmented OCR Legal Notice Seems Incomplete
The readable text shows garbled names and phrases about drugs and a medical case. It mentions a doctor and a patient with a request for antitoxin or syringe treatment. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Neighborly Advice and Frayed Fences in Texas Yard
An old Texas tale recalls friendly chats by the front fence where neighbors trade advice and gossip. One neighbor recounts being urged to quit coffee after health troubles, trying climate and Postum instead, and seeking better stomach and back relief.
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Walnd
Texas
Pus
Ipeayent
Wen
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Walter P. Schultz
Alexandria
Cincingeti
Eliot
Lowell
Charles P. Neill
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Georgia Railroad
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Ath
Olympia Place
Alagka Ave
University of Washington
Uboroughearo
Moss
Women’s League
Makéo
Olympic Glace
Yaninga
Cascades
Orienti
Masonic’ Pavlion
Canada
Japan
Mr. Ralnier
Aesociatio
Georgia City
Haskin's
Dree University
Des Moines
Stegum
Deal Moines
Gyerten Thougend
Norman Hecking
Drake University
Gud
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Juvikin
Pnough
Enovkh
Thia
Rye
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