Tourist Robbed on a San Francisco Street Car
A German tourist from the West Indies was robbed on a street car in front of the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. While on the rear platform he had his wallet snatched, containing a letter of credit, pounds currency totaling about 270 dollars, railroad tickets, and other papers. The thieves fled the scene.
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Evidence That Man Poisoned His Wife in Omaha
The report connects a man named Knight to a serious disappearance and suspected poisoning in Omaha. An acquaintance in Cheyenne ties Knight to the events the night in question, with a decoy letter allegedly used to mislead authorities. Mrs Stiles and Mrs Knight are mentioned, along with Dusenberry and Beery, as the investigation unfolds and police seek to apprehend Knight.
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Liey Stiles
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Jimie Dusenberry
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Crswfish Hole Threatens Waterloo Levee Break
New Orleans April 14. A crevasse hole along the Walartog levee about 70 miles above the city threatens a break that could flood hundreds of acres of cotton land and submerge thousands of acres of land in the New River area. Workers fear a five hundred amen over at the stone and four rows of cribbing may be needed to prop up the weakened section.
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Jaye Heon
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Farias
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Pantehais
Money Stashed in Miser's Home Found by Searchers
Belvidere April report says Patrick Fly known as the mixer and hermit of Harkers Hollpiv was found dead after a long disappearance. Searchers uncovered money hidden throughout the house in $3,000 in paid silver bills and real estate notes. A bank of silver, coin bags, and moldy bills were found in the bed, chimney, and rafters, with a bag of silver coin in the bedstead. The sister claims the money was part of her brother’s stealth and ordered the search.
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New York
Patrick Lant Wummer
Manufacturers Opposed to Organized Labor Convention Summary
Delegates from manufacturing states gather at Milan Place to discuss labor issues and union opposition. Speakers including vice president Vonh lead installments as New Orleans hosts sessions with resolutions and reports on membership, with large delegations from eastern states arriving and a focus on industrial relations and provident party involvement.
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Body of Murdered Man Found in Barrel
An apparent homicide is reported as a body was discovered in a barrel near a pier in New York. Police and detectives say the corpse shows signs of struggle and foul play. The barrell’s location and the condition of the body led investigators to consider murder. no name is confirmed yet and leads follow a theory of involvement by a party connected to the riverfront.
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New York
Damage from Rocks Hurling Blast Shatters New York Street
Report of a blast on East 72nd Street sends rocks through a four‑story building, shattering windows and injuring children on their way to school. Debris crashes into furniture and a dentist’s office, with a patient losing possessions as crews respond. a foreman faces charges but is paroled.
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New York
Fulton
Norther n Securities Do Not Dissolve Says Company
A distorted New York report claimed Northern Securities would dissolve and dissolve its plant. The company denies plans to dissolve or abandon operations and asserts no dissolution is intended. Officials say merger discussions may continue and that any action would be coordinated with authorities in Washington.
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Ourreith
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Vb Spparl
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Haue
Aotion
Northern Securities Company
Washington
Two Men Die In Dynamite Blast At Liberty Tunnel
Pittsburgh April 1. A dynamite blast in the Liberty Tunnel of the Liberty Traction company killed two men and injured several others. Workers preparing an explosive charge returned after failing to explode it when the blast occurred, mangling bodies and wounding workers. Names of the dead were not learned, and officials could not identify all the injured.
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Yeetion
Cuban congressmen duel ends in minor injury and feud
New York dispatch reports Cuban congressmen Villuenchis and Garmendia fought a duel in Havana territory. Garmendia was lightly wounded in the right cheek, with the dispute centered on insults exchanged at the Tower house on 1 April. Villuenchis reportedly refused to sign a demanded letter and pledged only to seek satisfaction, while witnesses described a hostile exchange and preparations for continued action.
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Kansas Bank Deposits Reach Record Heights in Topeka
April 4 report notes bank deposits in Kansas have surged past 43 million, driven by higher customer savings and a strong quarterly statement. Officials claim overall deposits exceed 380 million nationwide, with steady growth projected as the state economy strengthens.
Wall Street Recovers From Panic Feeling
Wall Street rebounded after a panicky session as prices edged higher into the late morning. Northern Securities exchange activity and overall market tone showed tentative gains with investors awaiting clearer direction.
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Wall Street
Unclear OCR Summary of Government Appointment
Fragmentary OCR text references a Washington state matter involving a government appointment and possible confirmation. Names and places are garbled, making precise entities difficult to extract. The piece appears to discuss an official commission or demeanor of state directors, with unclear dates or actors.
Public reports from Rar A L Stimson and Miss Jennie Talay
Public reports from Rar A L Stimson and Miss Jennie D Talay on the recent fire discharge mission in the Caroling Sea lands. The Cormorant ship and several crew members are alleged to have aided by a German warship named Mies. Authorities say the ship’s crew faced accusations under impropriety and travel rules. The report notes statements from Shinson aboard the Cormorant and details tactics used during the operation.
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Anevinan Uourd
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A. L. Stimson
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Vin Cerain
Cormorai
Mies
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Honalr
Fire Near New Orleans Destroys Capitol Hotel
A fire near New Orleans swept through the Capitol Hotel and nearby buildings, reaching the scene with difficulties. Fire brigades were powerless at first, and the blaze caused extensive damage with an estimated loss around 75,000 dollars.
Officials Arrested In Contested Lorimer Election Case
Chicago April 14 The Cook County election commissioners and the clerk who refused to pay fines for contempt in opening ballots in the Lorimer Durboran contested election were arrested. Sheriff Burrel escorted the prisoners to Springfield where a bill of habes corpus will be sought. The Supreme Court will compel the application and Lorimer’s supporters plan to resist further interference with the ballots.
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President Surrenders In Central American Political Shift
In a notable transfer of power, President Sierra hands over authority to Angel Aris, appointed leader of Honduras by the retiring head of state. Central Bonilla forces pursue remaining opponents as government forces move into Tegucigalpa, the capital.
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Republic
Striking Marine Firemen Threaten Boarding Vessels
In view of the strike among marine firemen, police patrol boat Kavernor Marton was dispatched today to deter intimidation against mine union members. Authorities urged calm and q uiet handling of the situation as workers prepared for further action.
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Emdikator
Four Years in an Asylum Dissolved in Mystery
A garbled report from New York in April outlines Moses Flawey Chase, a wealthy New Yorker abroad, confined four years in an asylum. Consul General Gowdy notes no consent from fathers and declines to press the matter as Paris officials discuss the case amid corporate meetings in crisis.
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Trainmen on N P Threaten to Strike
Northeastern railway workers pledge to strike amid ongoing labor dispute with Northern Pacific. Leaders threaten immediate action unless concessions are granted by General Manager Cooper and the company negotiates anew.
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Senator Hanna Advocates Equal Rights on Labor Platform
Syracuse notes Senator Hanna speaking to the Syracuse Chamber last night. He urged unity under the Civil Federation and pressed the equality of men and women on the platform. He argued hostility from employers hurts progress, and declared the nation must move toward equal service and opportunity.
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Brutal Treatment of the Insane in Kentucky
Fragmentary OCR reports brutal abuse in Kentucky as investigators probe incidents at a state facility. Testimony describes assaults, neglect, and alleged misconduct by staff against patients, with mentions of an attendant and several doctors aware of the mistreatment. Witnesses recount violent acts and confinement, highlighting systemic neglect within the institution.
Omaha Police Believe They Have a Murder Case
In Omaha Nob, April 14, police pursue what they deem a murder case. Arrests include Mrs Knight and Jim Dusenberry tied to a possible burial. Investigators seek the body of May Knight. a letter suggesting a pardon surfaces as officers extend the manhunt into Wyoming and Cheyenne.
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Young Vanderbilt and Miss Neilsen Married
Reginald Vanderbilt of New York wed Miss Cabott Neilsen of New York in a Newport ceremony attended by about 160 guests. The bride wore heavy white silk with a diamond necklace and veil. the couple planned a reception and a future move to a new villa at Sandy Point after a short southern trip.
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