Bandits Loot Oregon Express Train Near Keswick
Hobbera gang ambushed the Oregon Express near Copley ten miles north of Sacramento. They killed Messenger ONeill and blew the safe with giant powder, forcing conductor A Raymond and a crew to retreat. The robbers escaped south toward Keswick, leaving little cash and parts of the train wreckage behind.
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Redding
Cal
Capley
Berin
Caphiy
Éswiek
Miles
Sacramento
Cali
Copley
Mbar
Maine
Dorsi
A. Raymond
Brent
Angel
Tran
Fakeray
Fneill
Tor O' Neil Helper
O'Meill Sue
Keeweek
Keswick
Ernest Joerink
Koewitk
Robbery on the Gregan Express Near Copley Station
Three masked highwaymen attempted to rob the Gregan express at Copley near Redding on April 1. A messenger was shot, and the train halted as robbers searched cars and restrained crew members, while engineers and firemen kept watch for danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Cal
Copley
Rinus
Reddinghiemerf- Ing
Caine
Wells-Fargo & Co
Cnet
Jie
Trate
Tee
Wes
Joemak
Keee
Gtwry
A. Haye
Trath
Whille
Wwe
Bryan Shut Out in Connecticut Superior Court Appeal
The case centers on a sealed letter as evidence in the ongoing trial of McBryan versus the Grape estate. Judge Gager and Judge Maer oversee proceedings as the jury delivers its verdict after a lengthy session. The appeal to the supreme court follows the ruling that the letter cannot be admitted, affecting the established trust dispute and related guardianship issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auding
Phite
Behnelt
Willan J. Brose
Tammy
Me Bennett
Yeas
Hrvan
Appnel
Tim
Gager
Maer
Mutts
Connecticut
Mc Bryan
Grape Imogeneert
Air Bryan
Otter
Supreme Court Sr. Bryans
Wniel
Strike Violence Rocks Chicago Labor Turmoil
Chicago fights escalate as April clashes between union and non union men flare. Stanley Dunesky a Hammond Packings employee is fatally stabbed during a labor dispute. Mostsiane, a union man, is arrested. Frederick Drabs a pressman for American Colorivate attacked at home. Morris Sanger a Swift & Cols picket arrested. John Flynn, a union picket at Swift & Cols plant, shot by Le A. Muir now union man. Robert W. McGinney, IPI president, beaten by Franklin union members. Seymour Syms and John Keuttman beatings reported amid intensifying labor strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Orions
Stanley Dunesky
Nor Uion
Hammond Packings Company
K. Mostsiane
Rederick ‘Dracbs
American Colorivate
Million Dollar Policy Issued by The Mutual Life of NY
The Mutual Life of New York issues a record 1,100,000 policy, claimed as the largest held by an individual. The event is noted alongside other notable policy holders. In Belgrade, April 1, royal decree purges key palace aides and senior officials, reshaping command roles amid a pending foreign diplomatic reshuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Life of
New York
Mutual Life of Thes
George W. Vander
Mutual Life
Belgrade
Murfer
Foley
Kline Peter
Hopovicck
Beterede
Academe
The Run Cossacks Retire Toward Wiju in Moch Distros
The unit moves toward Wiju in a retreat described as a moch distribution phase. Details emphasize withdrawal and strategic repositioning, with no immediate engagement reported.
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Wiju
Moch Distros
Tokyo and Russians clash near Ping Yars and Young Chun
Reports from a private source say Japanese troops, after engaging Russians near Ping Yars about 60 miles northwest, pushed north to Young Chun, then forced the enemy to retreat toward Ube. Cavalry and troops face food shortages as activity continues in the region.
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Tokyo
Ping Yars
Young Chun
Cheng Ju
Ube
Eighty Ainer
Togo
Tandon
Dekio
Port Ashur
U. S
Wulheriles
Helen Baer
Qerboas Supieele
Assurances ET AG Petereburg
Eoraiey
Ras Bovernment
Beyer Reeasdine
Egyotian
Russia
Far East
Pacific
Kennetx
Varing
Stereguewitz
Yeneset
Navy
Yalu
Seoul
Alten
United States
Ping Yang
Korea
Mercral Aven
Three fall over Shoshone Falls near Boise
Three people plunged about 20 feet from a ferry on the Snake River near Shoshone Falls, Boise. Miss A Wills, Ne Wills, and Samuel Gratien were involved. a boat guide rope failed and rescuers attempted to reach them as two men crossed the river to help. Bodies were believed carried over the cataract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Hnake
Wills
Samuel Gratien
Misa Willie
Trains Annulled and Flood Damage Report
Weather and flood conditions disrupt rail service across Indiana and nearby regions. Indianapolis reports serious danger from heavy rains, with trains annulled and some towns like Portland and Peru affected. A veterinary experiment at the central college tests cattle dips to combat disease.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Portland
Peruleo
Aitral College
Balldag
Weather Bureau Promises Easter Rainfall Forecast
Weather service notes heavy rain likely across the area with continued unsettled conditions. Temperatures fluctuate with breezy winds and scattered showers, especially near Concordia and surrounding towns. readings show a cool trend through the day with notable gusts and persistent drizzle expected into the evening.
Senate Debates Chinese Exclusion Act Amendment Move
In Washington on April a bill was introduced to amend the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1902, extending restrictions and addressing alleged interference by the Chinese government. The House approved the Sundry Civil appropriation with one division, while committees and members named for public lands banking finance and other roles were noted.
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Washington
Senate
Pattersony
Tinlves
Tate
Peeetae
Usi
Glase
Dem
Ling
Germ
Minn
Glage Dem
Vobktead
Registration Totals Show Varying City Ward Counts
The election commissioner reports near 2402 total registrations with 1213 men and 884 women. Fourth and Fifth wards show uneven turnout while Democrats and Republicans dispute control, and speculation swirls around Mr Howe and party strategies in the Fifth Ward amid competitive city politics.
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El¢Ction
Eboiat
Jane Fechaiarlon Ty
Fitet
Vaulih
Aparna
Woits
Howe
She 18 Much Married In Court Divorce Annulment Sought
Mahita A. Richner filed in district court to annul marriage to J. L. Wittox, claiming she believed a divorce had granted earlier to free her from him. The case also seeks a divorce from Richner on grounds of non dissolution of the prior marriage. Weather: Chicago forecast indicates rain tonight with fresh northwest winds.
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Mahita A. Eicnnor
Wilcoe
Wrwees
Ibickees Sand
Richner
Chicago
Kensae
San- Guy
Pending Strike Threat Looms Over Santa Fe Machinists
Reports from Topeka indicate 1000 Santa Fe machinists on the Chicago to California line may strike within hours over union recognition and wage disputes. Key figures including Mudge and Wilson claim attempts to reach terms failed, with a general shutdown likely if the union orders a work stoppage.
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Cheseo
Generist
Santa Fé
Chicago
California
TL. Willon
International Associatis of Machiniste
Bir Wilson
Santan Fe
Topeka
MU. Mudge
Memaper
The
Santa Fe
Jine
Uiion
Ho Mid
Mudge
Searth
Wilson Cairike
Wien
Res
Wilson
State Journal
Abe Atchison
Mer
Witkon
Br. Wilson
Foyes
Kendrick
Chipiste
International Associated
Santa We Xyscom
Atchison
la Junta
Aichi
Tupeka
Belpern
Handy
Banta Fe Company
Myr
Murtge
Jini
Baltwin Locomotive Works
Wabash Company
Watasd
Grand River and nearby towns endure historic flood threat
Widespread flooding fear grips Celina and Piqua as the Maumee and Wabash rivers swell. Water overruns banks, forcing plant closures, disrupting rail service, and prompting authorities to assess the danger to major water systems and rail lines in northeastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania.
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Celina
St. Mar
Ohio River
Maumee
Wabash
Diton
Great Lake
Raulic
Prohibition Pressure Tangles With City Police
A lengthy account details pressures involving Frank Bates and Wolf over a whisky joint nicknamed Bottoms. It describes police interference by Hendricks, maps the Quincy beat, and notes two prominent citizens Townsend and Thompson linked to the case. The piece hints at political maneuvering to remove Wolf from the city liquor scene and replace him with prohibition allies.
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Wolf
Police
Walt
Frank Bates
Bates
heuser-Busch
Biox
Aiscollam
Policesias Hendricks Inteifered
Policeronn Brink ‘Mendrickw
Benis
Frank Hendricks
Ben
Hendricks
Kanaas Avenue
Sante Fe
Fourth I
Wolfs Hardware Store
Inten
Jullett Wis
Reas
Murch
Hrndsirks
McCollan
Mr. Wolf
Townsend
Clisene
Lon
Thompson
Schilte Conistae Sivat
Combine
Bos
Rot
Atitiaga
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Oregon Express
Jess Elimpér
Jolmed
Colferd
Joretling
Mueker
Lee Stone
Cobiard
O'Neil
Engler
Sicramento
Joraiik
Thin City
Lok Sheri Richardson
An Fronvinco
Apri L—& BD
Harrow
Xwestern Divisiit
Wells Farep & Co
Barstow
Messenger O'Neill
Wore
Coaree
Bryan
Will
Port Arthur
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Genuthien
Kictese Secsion
Stiles Aniky Oor
Wenane
Comentum
Mambattan
Beker
Tinker
Concordia
Benet
Hays
Torrente
Ace ix
Erleety
Pleexant
Patterson
Mahila A. Richer
Court
Stasee
Mareger
Sndwarts
Jeeeien
Ikop
Baldwin
Bane
Atchison Praier
Mire
Wolf's
Bottoms
Suny
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