Fire kills two as blaze tears through Pearl Street building
New York on May 2 fire swept a building at 24 Pearl Street. two persons died including Anna Houtcher and Lonch while several others were injured. Firefighters battled flames from rear windows as bodies were recovered amid scattered debris.
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New York
May
Hurska Budding Cmpany
Anna Houtcheh
Lynch
Phe
Ajured
Michel McGrath
Wadeworth
Bacit
Tenernar Tekan
Antic Citras
Fey
Mise Wadeworth
Mise Boltcher
Chicagoan Donates Five Thousand For Colorado Home Addition
Otto Young, a Chicago capitalist, gives 5000 toward an addition to Glocker postmarking in Colorado. The gift aims to liquidate debts and fund further work on the project while trustees oversee its fulfillment. The donor’s benevolent intent ties to a local ceremonial and historic neighborhood effort.
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Otto Young
Colorado
Colorado Borings
Cal
May
Otto Soung
Saa Aan
Tormorlal
Tte
Burband
Yatent I
Honest Friend Cleared Away Family Trouble
A nostalgic testimonial describes Postum as healthier than coffee and recounts a family’s shift from coffee to Postum in a troubled household in Jonk Park. The narrator recalls symptoms, health concerns, and a belief that Postum improved well‑being and heart comfort.
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Jonk Park
Moro Fort Assault and Capture Ends with 84 Survivors
Principal Moro Fort was assaulted and captured after a hand to hand struggle. Trenches were lined with the dead while 84 survivors emerged from the battle, signaling a hard won victory for the attacking force.
Washington cable reports Moro fortress capture and deaths
A May cable from General Chaffee details a gallant assault and the capture of a key Moro fort after heavy fighting. Eighty four Moros survived before surrender. many leaders and followers were killed or wounded. relief and escape attempts followed as U S forces tightened control in the Sultan Bayar region.
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Washington
Warnat Tent
Nws
Chaffee
Sultan Bayar
George W. Doyle
Bayon
Frank D. Baldivin
Rith- Bish
Uberty
Wlountals Etna
Amd
Malubang
Touny
Tarlac
Hus
Staten Authority
Maro Aulvagery
Pleads Guilty in Pittsburg Court
Mrs. Kate Soffel wife of Warde Soffel of Atle kheny County Joil pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting the escape of prisoners in the Biddle brothers case. She faces two years in the penitentiary with sentencing set for next Saturday. Court was crowded as details of the voyage and escape surfaced.
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Pittsburg
Kate Soffel
Warde Soffel
Atlekheny
Biddle Beythers
Sut
Shawnee farmer irrigates strawberries using reservoir system
Shawnee county farmer Godel harnesses a reservoir and irrigation ditches to water 12 acres of strawberries. He relies on a gravity-based system fed by a water mill, with plans for deeper irrigation and a planned orchard. His method aims to extend yields during extreme weather and improve fruit quality.
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Goodell
Geraci
Sr. Goodel
Furs
Mr. Goodell
Fiat Mach
Seean
Eupher
Strawcy
Fifa
Godwl
Cereles
Trutt
Capek
Kolst Hin
Gubdel
Roy
Lolatn
Che
Robbed of 1000 dollars on Santa Fe train heist
A passenger on a Santa Fe train near Topeka at 2:50 am reports a stranger robbed Miss Enea Winters, taking 4200 and leaving notes. The suspect described as clumsy and unfamiliar, with a vivid account of the crime given by a witness, details the attempted deception and the fear caused.
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Santa Fe
Hawkett
Sante Fe
Topeka
Enea
Traly
Sopekea
Yrionlin
Mrs Cross Adjudged Insane In Topeka Court
Mrs. Cross widow of Samuel K Cross was judged insane today by a commission including Tre, Miner and Coldren and ordered sent to a state insane asylum. Her husband Samuel Cram formerly wealth in Topeka and connected to the Cross family, had died in Texas four years prior. The Cross family members listed include H C Cross of Emporia and Thomas Cross now living here.
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Samuel K. Cross
Christ Bonpita
Miner
Sawel Cram
Texas
Topeka
Auburndals
Missing Ban Sulina man Amiuah Latins last seen April 17
Sulina Ban reports Amiuah Latins aged 45 disappeared from his Claflin area farm on the evening of April 17. He was a bachelor with a moustache, about 145 pounds, last seen in his home clothes with money and jewelry, and no clue to his whereabouts. He has siblings in Germantown and Kentucky.
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Sulina
Ban
Silae Lele
Sivan Peuradice
Amiuiah
Claflin
Bia
Germantown
Kentupiy
Bound to Die Second Try at Self-Harm Ends in Death
A fatal self-harm attempt near Wrightwood and Stem area led to the subject’s death, with reports noting timing and location closely tied to the Santa Fe run and ticket return prices. Authorities listed terms including $1.75 and $150 related to travel or services, while the incident remained under investigation.
Postponed Exposition Time as House Honors Departed Members
Washington May 5 The House extended time for the St Louis Exposition postponement and adjourned early as tributes were paid. Desks for Torreseniidge Amos J Cinmanner and Peter J Obey were draped in black in a public funeral scene. several members were named for reverent resolutions. House actions included land tenure relief for Rosebud Sioux and a war reports copy request, with many bills passed.
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Washington, May
Senate
United States
Harry C
Proctor
Rose Mull
Bil
Teller
Washington
Howere
Torreseni
Otay
Whch- HorsAplir
Maranal de Rochambeat
Waa
My Jones
Oley
Messrs Jones
Swanmen
Rixey
Hay
Lamb
Rhed
Fioelive
Hepburn
Meyer
Jenkins
Kanfun
Tex
Oinntend
Deatmon
Stell
Topeka actress Miss Spooner to star in My Lady Peggy Goes to Town
Cecil Spooner, a Topeka figure famed for the Spooner Stock Company, will headline the four act drama My Lady Peggy Goes to Town by Frances Aymir Mathews. The production, linked to a Broadway run, opens December 1 with prominent actors and elaborate sets. Edna May Spooner and the Spooner stock company will be involved, with rehearsals beginning in Brooklyn at The Bijou Theater.
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Cecil Scooner
Topeka
Spisner
Mise Spooier
Checklyn
Dramatic Mirror
Mise Spooner
Lady Peggy
Frances Aymir Mathews
Ie Tadt Exguind
Miss Mathews
Miss Spooner
Ectrees
Lee Tithrole
Aira Spooner
Spooner Stock Company
Hetr
Cecil Spooner
Tt Bt
Mre
Spooner
Hyd
Bachmnan
UM Apcamer Stock Company
Hrookiyn
Cecil Spuoner Witl Cone
Anwena
Edna May Spooner
Spogaee | Stock Company
Bijou
Brooklyn
Schlatter 15 UUT details new Kilties Band leader
Robinson Succesda Himan named leader of the Kilties Band replacing John Schlatter who is no longer in charge. The new conductor Gordon Digilan era from Canada is a Dr Hitint musician connected with Canadian Symphony. The Kilties personnel includes bagpipes dancers and boy dancers with a 42 week tour and bookings through Continental Lines.
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Schlatter
Uut
Robinson Succesda Himan
Kilties Band
John Schlatter
Riles
Bunya St. Ty
Willam & Robeson
Bandsuster Robinson
Kilties
Gordon Digilanera
Canadi
Hitint Ousician
Camheran Brown
Bellevide
Camdia
Hitlee Fours
Rutinson
Louther Plans New Religious Organization After Departure
MrcPherson Kansas May 5 Rev Granfeille Louther who was recently excommunicated from the M E church may form a religious organization. He said today there are a number of followers ready to join.
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M. E
MrcPherson
Kan
Granfeille Louther
Glennsstrom
M. E_ church
Evolution of government teamwork in faith and politics
Fragmentary text argues independent principles in social policy and religion. It envisions cooperation between churches and governments and urges making brotherhood practical in business, politics, and faith, asserting three bound items and next steps in human progress.
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Sansay Ce
Basia
Patare
Market Report Highlights Weak Wheat Amid U S Grain Decline
Chicago May report shows July wheat opening lower and all wheat futures easing on a soft grain outlook. Old crop prospects weighed on prices while corn and oats also softened as traders weighed supply and demand signals and recent government crop data.
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Chicago
May
Reine
Sanaas
Sgjee Lowue
Ting
Wax & Geterel Liehnuhon
Peices
Bing Jung
Mintesalie Ak
Enor Dt
Siena
Corm Uy
Market noise from a waning stock week in New York and beyond
The New York stock market edged lower under pressure from rising turmoil in Ugali and a broad sell off. Traders noted weakness in Western Union and Westinghouse while copper and bonds showed muted activity amid a dull period for equities.
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New York
New Turk
Walls Street
Delaware
van de Broouign
Sapocet
United Union Southern Posite
Western Union
Ameraie
Unidee
Sulmphiore
Westie
New
Deleware and
Diudaon
Prtnayatern
Forading
Tennessee
Segee
Bivvedana
Yeltte
Westinghouse Rail
Zullowest
Hudson
Ioland Bene
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Lauleville
Grange Group
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Lashvile Chaitatoage Br
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Pathe Mall
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