Heavy Failure of Idaho Stock Firm
A San Francisco report details a voluntary bankruptcy filing by Streetser Brothers and Pierce, involving Idaho connections. The case lists $1,248,312 in liabilities and assets tied to ranches in Marin County and Idaho, with numerous secured creditors and banks named, including Wickersham Banking of Petaluma and First National Bank of Ogden.
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Ogden Banks
Sweetser Bros
San Francisco
John H. Sweulner
Streetser Brothers and Pierce
J Xwinera
Idaho
Vie Item
Ube Gattle Bute Jean Wh Conant
Idaha
Aerer Ab Nournta
Marin County
Lewis TC Sweetser
Vale
Labo
Cassia Caumty
Marin _ tyon
Wickersham Banking Cor Quinito
Petaluma
Cordelia Wine Company
Alpy and Snumders
Salt Lake
Jed. Hobbins
Suisan
Enry Cowell
Hest
Wickersham
Welly Fargo
Toho Lyerson
Hoan
Mary L. Nutt
Mia
Chis. Wilcott
TW. K- Lessey
Tavid Hutchinseat
P. Aniter
Bank of
Snnoma County
Voust
Shamrock wrecked deck parts and trials to resume
Weymouth April 1 report on Shamrock shows the deck wrecked in a gale with masts and gear damaged. The ship is rapidly overhauled, sails torn, and most gear renewed. Sir Thomas Lipton met Weymouth’s mayor to thank the city for support. Shamrock to resume trials in about two weeks as recovery continues.
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Weymouth
Lidyalkagen
Icial
Fife
Thomas Dilpfon
Sesherdey
Sir Thomas Lipton
le Erin
Sir Thomas
Shayreek Lil
Counterfeiters Caught by Officers in San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 18, United States Secret Service agents Hazen and deputies seized two wanted counterfeiters and their plant on Twenty third Avenue South San Francisco. They recovered dies, crucibles, a spurious five dollar supply, and silver dishware. George Rose and James Tsoucas were captured, with Chris Patris still sought, as leaders of the gang.
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San Francssco
Cal
Shales Reefrt Service
Hazen
Dios Crucibles
Hiss
Twenty-third Avenue
San Francisco
Servier
Chrix Patris
Jeader
German Warns His People To Keep Away From Tanana
Walter Werisk issues a warning against emigration toward Tanana in the Tanana region. He cites harsh conditions, scarce work, and rising wages elsewhere, urging outsiders to avoid moving to Alaska while emphasizing U S residency rules and the limits on foreign claims.
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Tanana
Whole of Macedonia Revolt Readiness Described
A Balkan revolutionary committee report notes Macedonia ready to rise. It warns of insurrection while government leaders belittle key insurgent figures and foreign powers discuss limiting intervention. The piece mentions the Trian Volunteers in Greece and efforts to hinder Austrian aid.
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Macedonia
Aphil W.deivetn
Balkans
Tropeny
Ricviotht Garibalds
Tiatinn
Greece
Lurkey
Dorhivh
Haly
Austria
Lipton's Shamrock Race Accident Sparks Debate
London reports discuss the Lipton Shamrock accident and its implications for the historic America's Cup challenge. Papers debate whether the incident alters Sir Thomas Lipton's plans, with speculation on boat speed, weather, and potential challengers as teams reassess strategy and safety.
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London
AM Gee
Pat Express
Thomas Lipton
America
Nhoyma Tipton
Iehia
Ahora
Averion
Auonining Link
Battle with burglars ends in murder and wounds
April date in Vi National bank robbery attempt ends with one burglar killed and three wounded. Henry Willoughby a baker, among the injured, was surprised by the robbery and shot at as he passed to work. The other burglar dead located in the town, a posse organized to pursue the rest.
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Wampum
Lodaytan
Henry Willoughby
Uwe Burl
Willoughby
Arapano
Army Officer Caught Smuggling in Manila
Washington April 18 Captain Hare B Chamberlain of the quartermaster department faces trial in Manila for alleged smuggling. Investigators say a transport from Hong Kong carried a gian of goods and a false locker concealed smokes and small parcels. Accused officers included Chamberlain and aides, with remnant items linked to a wife of a duty officer in Manila.
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Manila
Washington
Atpril
Hare B. Chatberlain
Manukuoo
Trans Pene Seward
Hong Kong
Murely Sol
Coliertor
Anatoms Shuster
Invieg Leen
Weamen
Gian
Nok Duehited
Sone
Ib Ds
Ghausberiuin
Callodow Ashuster
Cleimberlin
Aiobula
Sen Clark Buys Street Car Line in Los Angeles
Los Angeles April 18 The Times reports Senator Clark has purchased the Traustin Company, forming a nucleus for the Southern Pacific syndicate's operations to compete with Huntigton for supremacy in the railway field. The deal is a cash purchase of about 40 000 with more to be paid within days. This move strengthens the coalition of transportation operators led by President Clark of the Southern California group and others in the broader conflict over rail dominance.
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Toatesian Ik
Sen. Clark
Los Angeles
The
Times
Sepetor W. A. Chirk
Southern Paeito Syndicate
T.“Huntigiun
Alent
Ampolvight
Chunging
Leo Ade
Chai
Sultarkored
Harrimian
Woman kills husband in Denver room
In Denver a man and his wife were found dead in a room on O and Victoria streets. Each had a single pistol shot to the head, suggesting a murder suicide. The wife had recently been employed in a Colorado town and had been sent to the husband about o clock. No gunshot residue has been found yet.
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Denver
Pusdte
Calo
Ya Hayeneks
O and
Vistoria
Nad
Colp
Colorado Taundey
Morristown Dog Cull Proclaimed After Rabies Scare
Morristown authorities, led by Mayor Reed, decree the slaughter of neighborhood dogs found at large after a rabies incident. Since yesterday the city has reportedly killed around a thousand dogs, the drastic measure aimed to quell the outbreak and protect residents.
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Morristown
Reed
Ile
Revolutionists Fire Dynamite at Turks in Opole Clash
A village fight near Opole between revolutionists Iran Val auika and Tarkial tragpa ended with dynamite thrown at Turkish forces. Seventy Turks were killed or wounded as the revolutionaries retreated after the explosion and fled through Turkish lines to safety.
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Salonin
Opole
Iran Valauika
Tarkial Tragpa
Revolutioniaks
Turka
Smugglers Indicted in Island of Porto Rico
Eight indictments returned by a grand jury in Porto Rico follow a ban on smuggling activity. Names linked to the case include Captain Lowndes, Captain Crabs, Robert Gilles, and Mervit. A judge confirmed indictments and a $1400 bond was posted for one suspect.
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Island OF
Porto Rico
San Tan Y
Isak
Grami
Ebatgny
Lowndes
Robert Gilles
Butler
Supposed Relic of the Mound Builders Found
An 18 year old farmer reports uncovering a relic he describes as associated with the Mound Builders during digging. The exact site details and significance are unclear, but the artifact sits near a reddish stone and a plow mark thought to hint at early cultivation or tool use.
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Prinertany
Reddish
Streetcar lines suspend operations in Avastia region
Reports from Vienna April indicate streets in Avastia face widespread disruption as streetcar lines halt service and telecommunication ties fail. Authorities gauge impact amid a large auction drive to fund fruit grower Hubertists, with a lockout set for Monday in Avasterdun.
Bank Wreck and Vault Theft Reported in Multiple States
A bank at Elle, Kansas, suffered a vault breach with an estimated 94 700 dollars taken and a safe damaged by an explosion. Nearby towns including WoowssvitAn and Worh dealt with related break ins and incidents reported April 18. Several buildings were damaged and a post office was attacked by fire in-Tire. Local authorities investigate the string of break ins and robberies across the region.
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Poria
Kans
Atle Safe Bank
Elle
Avaiad
Here
Admire
Case of Wm P Williams and charges at Wieslinghon
Disjointed OCR notes report alleged misconduct by WM P Williams in a secretary case. Mentions charges, travel to Wieslinghon, and awaiting final action. Also includes brief itemized notes about a Chicago property sale, a 25,000 dollar fire loss, and health board inquiries about plague in Kansas.
New York Shooting Alleges Murder Suicide In Domestic Tragedy
A 33 year old man named Apel allegedly shot and killed his wife Clara and wounded a man named Georga dr. He then fatally shot himself. The incident occurred today in New York as police investigate the strange motive given by the suspect during questioning.
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New York
George T. Dorsdan
Clara
Samy Georga Dr
Askoil
Disturbance Over Governor Durbin Action Sees Lakeside Tense
Reports say Governor Durbin ordered Liab pool sailing at Lakeside creating unrest. Citizens fear bond measures and liberty rights may be affected. Officials hinted at further action while details remained unclear amid a tense weekend at the track.
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Butonland
Tne
Ayni
Barrel Murder Victim Identity Unclear in New York Probe
In New York on April 8 the victim of a barrel murder remains unidentified. Authorities expect to obtain more details from the court as investigators pursue charges related to the Aravery proprietors and alleged counterfeit gang.
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York
Che Jauxoiin
Lost Vessel in Storm Near Massy April Reed
Fragmentary report from Captain Cuanek at Independence notes the loss of four crew members after a storm. Names mentioned include Bernard Broesch Conners John Oliver and Masslorneanudd, with unclear vessel details and a chaotic OCR trail.
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Qinaegeter
Massy
Captain Cuanek
Hereada
Baer
F Carter
Wild
Bernard Broesch
Conners
John Oliver
Germans Offended by American Navy Visit
Berlin reports say German officials objected to a US Navy invitation related to a visit by a sovereign of a friendly nation. The dispute centers on whether the American secretary of the navy properly extended courtesies during the visit, with Germany arguing no invitation reached the squadron. The issue prompted questions about official reception and lingering tensions between Berlin and Washington.
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Navy
Vie Sypiustran
Mirseilies
Moody
Washington
Gove Curanent Lin
Germany
Wie
State Department
Lonbet
Coton
Newlin
Duti
Edward Everett Hale Helped a Negro
Fragmentary OCR narrative describes Edward Everett Hale and a scene of aid to a Black man, with garbled text about supporters, scholars, and pleas for help. The legible parts reference Hale offering or failing to offer aid and a cluster of historical names and uncertain actions.
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Edward Everett Hale
New York crime academy case with boy Bulomun Hellerstein
A March 18 incident in Brooklyn involved a boy named Bulomun Hellerstein of Mimbhahtin who confessed to grabbing a pocketbook containing money from a woman watching a fire. The crime inquiry revealed a pattern of thefts by youths. Hellerstein was paroled into custody after admitting his role.
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Academy OF Crime IN
New York City
Newe York
Brooklyn
Bulomun Hellerstein
Mimbhahtin
Hellerstein
Anil Tinh
Teylice
Natal
Avomatl
Yoon Hellerstein
Reverend Francis to be Brought to Trial
Report from Pew York dated April 18 10 14 claims Reverend Francis head of the Order of the Atonement willface trial. Bishops accuse him of promoting Catholic obedience and papal supremacy within the Episcopal church and of establishing a monastery and a sisterhood under the order in Gartisin diocese.
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Francis
Pew
York
Uhm
Aaul
Jace Francis
Order of the Atonement
Avith
Ab Gartisin
Ewe Beer
Cbltmani
Ware
Re Vanes
Culeman
May Princis
Witteh
Rem
Americans in High Favor With Venezuelans
A report from New York on April 13 notes a favorable shift in Venezuelan public sentiment toward the United States. Venezuelans welcome American business and educational ties, with interest in naval treaty talks with Colombia and opening Pacific trade routes. There is also mention of the ongoing blockade and a improving situation after a period of hardship, including bread shortages.
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United States
Chinens
Sonamic
Castro
Gastra
Pulide
Sive
Cermans
Holt
Venwatchs
Americ
Aleoin
Colombia
Pacific
Vene
Mire
Pullde
Ares
Catacas
Cine
Uride
Burdita
Rio Piedris
Amerie
Davona
Howard Goebel Trial Details Highlight Witness Conflicts
Veooktout April 18 Howard Contradicts Youtsey testimony as first witness for the defense in the Goebel case. He claims arrival at the Roan of Trule Hotel before the shooting and disputes timing and involvement of others including Goebel and Payton. Governor Goebel’s name recurs with accusations, while other witnesses deny plans to kidnap or harm. Sentencing notes reference W. Waters and references to prison terms and appeals amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.
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Tames Finand
Govemyn Goebel
Cho
Trule
Hota
Cnp
Eibbor Payton
Cutten
Ae Goebel
Withers
Atley
Eiphatis Cally
Chale Seaver
Givernay
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James Tsoucas
Southern Pacific Railroad
Novsip
Walter Werisk
Bassai
Tie Lakalanivedgery
Hye Yoopls
Va Sho
Vikuri
Tanpaa Wa
Prien
Fond
Buy
Gyder
Ameria
Lipton
Shamrock
Han
Ana
Cho Troedyers Tyra
Rome
Taoma
Aetier
Turks
Europe
Vienna
Avastia
Tanigo Ting
Avasterdun
Appih
Axamiation
ANF Inckow
Oiriko
Woowssvitan
TIRE
Trawirville
Nel
Phree
Ty Tay
WM. P. Williams
Treaster
Hint
Woshingle
William J. ‘Williamg
Bowateat
Willint
Williame
Krullows
Trtoria
Fortune
Teenger Wine Okt Ab Ajetion
Taday Tor
Chicago
Dain Fae
Pyulb
Sud Chicago Candy Company
Dytauwehrd Ab
West Virginia
Weahington
Wynan
Public Heart
Marine
Hos Pileleervier
Rice County
Kansas
Lowry
Sanses Board of Health
Hammond
Gov. Durbin
Oia
Loubet
France
Kiel
Berlin
Waslington
Mr Groos
Booker 'S
Hasta
Tan Heaney
Negra
Chow
Catholica
Seins Jio
England
Hrancis
Wrancis
Howard
Youtsey
Ayainmayilia
Apel Raw
Aston
Enegoverant
Rentnekye
Dive Hess Ypttannls
Ahold Aegeet
Adel
Lleve
Dewey
Dloyal
Pat Prautfart
Goebel
Frank Go
Finchel
Tery
Brista
Taytor
Ginsiandl
W. Watarny
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