Robbery hunt through southwestern Colorado caves
The narrator recounts following a gang of highwaymen from a Telluride area camp through alkali valleys and rock ledges to a Telluride Telluride road, uncovering whisky bottle clues, a laundry of labels, and a sleeping car company lapel as investigators track the bandits across a remote Colorado landscape.
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Pittaburg Man Is Loaded Portost Flond
A fragmentary item notes a Pittburg man with a vast stockpile of deniable goods including gas pipes telegraph coils and other items. The text references Harper and local figures, mixing speculative claims about wealth and influence within Pittsburgh.
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Harper
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Senate debate on Aldrich tariff faces Republican split
The Washington Star notes that Senators Dolliver and others may vote against the Aldrich tariff measure. If many Republicans oppose it, House opposition could intensify and force changes in conference as disputes over the Dingl ay law and tariff rates loom.
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United Commercial Travelers Close Session Names Officers
The business session of the United Commercial Travelers lists officers and a delegate slate. J Cartaveil of Davenport is senior counselor with BDdy Palmer Des Moines as junior counselor and Lee Mdgoti as secretary. Delegates include O B Roper Fort Dodge and J S Heltvig Sioux City with alternates from Des Moines Ottumwa and others. Next convention set for Atlanta.
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Des Moines
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Page
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G. Thompson
Kurlington
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Independence
Ekechilya Committee
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Culpremea Council
O. B. Roper
Fort Dodge
W. A. Gray
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Sioux City
C.0. Porter
Ottumwa
M. A. Btrutle
Atlante
Cudahy Packing Co Fined In Revenue Case
Topeka Kans July 7 The Cudahy Packing company paid 82000 to the government under indictments for alleged violations of internal revenue laws. United States District Attorney H J Bone said 655 counts are pending. The company faced one quarter of a cent revenue from mislabeling margarine and could face fines from 1 to 1000 dollars on each of 86 counts.
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Robbers Torture Three Women in Belmont Area Home
In Belmont Pa near Pittsboro robbers attacked the home of Mrs Minnie Ashe a 90 year old woman. Her daughter Mary Ober 50 and granddaughter Minnie Ober 23 were bound and tortured after robbers found only 33.60 in the house. The men masked and threatened the victims.
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Br. Christian In Tangle Charge Sparks Denials Over Wife’s Character
Dr. Haldine Clemenson denied tarnishing his wife Norah Jane Clemenson’s character while serving as minister. Parental statements from Mr. and Mrs. Tealah Clemenson claim the deceased was a good woman, adding new twists to the case.
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Haldine Clemenson
Norah Jane Clemenson
Tealah Clemensop
Universities Granted Admission to Carnegie Teaching Network
Announcement from Chicago states Wisconsin Michigan Kimnme tot and Toronto are admitted to participate in a longwave system of the Carnegie foundation for the advancement of teaching. June 7 Chicago. The Austin Methodist Episcopal Church in Ohio Street and North Central avenues, the largest in the Rock River conference, was tragically destroyed yesterday.
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Austin Methodist, Episcopal Church
Ohio Street
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Fragmentary note on illness and hardship
A garbled excerpt mentions people recovering and fever amid difficult conditions. The text references illness and hardship, with unclear names and events due to OCR errors.
Cure for Severe Child Skin Disease Reported
A Yukon Oklahoma parent describes a two year old with a harsh rash that worsened despite doctor visits. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the child recovered with no symptoms for over two years, per A W Lituck and dating from 1908.
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Woman in North Carolina Recounts Missing Meal Pie Incident
A Carolina woman recalls inviting a traveler into her home for a pie and meal service, only to face accusations and a flight of a girl named Mary Jane. The tale centers on a quest to locate the girl after she vanished following a dispute about a pie and an order.
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N. C
Budeagor
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Predatory Inatingis and the Price of Liberty
A fragmentary quotation discusses human predatory instincts and the threat of monopolies and bribery in politics. It laments reliance on labor and warns of societal corruption while urging vigilance to preserve liberty and fair wages. The tone mirrors 19th century social critique by John Fiske.
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John Fiske
Senator Dixon Refers Tariff Choice With Old Time Tale
Senator Dixon cites a fable about George Cartwright to mock tariff concerns amid legislative debate. He warns against selfishness, comparing current rhetoric to a tale of domestic strife and impractical outcomes.
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Georges Cartwright
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George
Government funds to curb trachoma spread in Indian affairs
Congress appropriated 12000 dollars to the Indian affairs department to fund immediate investigation and treatment of trachoma. The move aims to halt the disease's rapid spread among the In imia people and support public health efforts.
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Eopinia Omar
Indian Affairs
Grape Nuts credited with saving man from consumption
A Newburyport Massachusetts veteran recalls severe illness from October to December, losing 47 pounds. After trying Grape Nuts he reports rapid recovery, regained strength, and returning to work within six weeks, praising the cereal as life saving.
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