Rioting Scenes in Illinois House Spark Turmoil
In Springfield Illinois conflict erupted as Speaker Miller faced a mass uproar over the Lindley bill. An intense roll call battle followed with chairs overturned and lawmakers shouting, delaying business. The chamber filled with shouting, pleas for order, and confrontations as the session fractured into chaos.
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British Slaughtered by Natives of Somaliland
A lengthy dispatch from Auden Arabia notes heavy casualties among British forces in Somaliland as Col. Cobbe’s detachments press toward Galadi. Reports detail attacks by mounted tribes, a withdrawing column, and efforts to gather strength for a counteroffensive while water and supplies constrain movements.
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Guanherrt
Fragmented legislative session recounts and motions
A chaotic floor scene unfolds as members debate reconsideration and reorganization. Speaker Miller presides briefly while deputies are summoned to restore order amid tense exchanges and procedural votes.
Fitzsimmons Inheritance Leaves Widow With Home
Chicago April Chronicle reports the late Fitzsimmons left an estate valued near 100,000 with Bath Beach property as part of his wealth. His widow receives a life interest in the home, while much of the rest passes to a niece, Hanky Bal, under provisions of the will.
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Chronicle
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Avite
Adora Fitzsimmons
Sithout
Lille
Sensation in Butte City Murder Case Trial Transcripts Read
In Butte Montana April 8 a sensational statement by Dr Latyley was read in the Bully trial. Chief Reynolds testified the signed platment was not a Me witherrent of the facts. Cayley appeared weak as the statement was read and questions arose about his condition and recall of events.
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Balto
Mont
Arden
Dr. Cayley
Ft. Cayley
Ill Wife of Sloan Reported Seriously Ill
A dispatch from Paris reports Mrs Sloan, wife of a former key figure, seriously ill with typhoid fever. The note mentions Sloan’s past marriage to Miss Honda and that the ceremony and essays occurred about two years ago.
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Tones Sodhunter Slo
Forkey
Paris
Storard
Sloyy
Sloan
Miss Honda
New Saloon Planned On Upper Broadway In New Era
Backed by prominent city men, a new saloon venture called Acorn New Treating Tavs era aims to open on Upper Broadway soon. Bishop Potter and Dr Rainsford may be invited to the opening to witness a project touted to separate liquor from politics and remove private profit from alcohol dealings.
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Bishop Potter
Acorn New Treating Tavsera
Upper Broadway
Dr.Rainsford
Ackmail
Redwood timber deal eyed with large outlays in Eureka
A San Francisco report outlines a major timber transaction involving the Excebine Redwood company of Eureka and the Pountly Lunther company. The plan would harvest 7.00 acres of redwood timber land adjoining Yon, with a projected expenditure of 500,000 plus 400,000 for improvements. The venture includes mills, engines, and shingle outfits, with transportation by sea and rail being considered for weekly access. The Santa Besty company appears tied to stockholder interests in the broader venture.
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Nelion
Pountly Lunther Company
Excebine Redwood Company
Eureka
Enyon
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Namercich
Thas Muente
Santa Mo
Deaf Mute Workers Strike At Chicago Plant
About 140 leaf mute workers at the Antarctic Heiri company began the first den strike on record after a signal from their agent. The walkout halted production in four departments of the plant, affecting nearly 1,000 employees who faced lost wages while leadership joined with other unions to press for shorter workdays and improved conditions.
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Mlowes
Pluuk
Sontos
Unclear legal notice fragment from 19th century page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions April 23 legal notices, attorneys, writs, and court actions with references to A. Lee and local theater, hinting at a formal public notice or suit. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but the item resembles a probate or civil proceedings fragment.
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Kelley
Yorks
Ship dismantling and wreck repair at Merith harbor
The fragment describes a ship called the Abbey from Mxteth for Kiria piety being dismantled after major strain. It notes masts broken, rigging damaged, and wreckage cleared over two days as teams removed wreckage and began repairs on the vessel.
Bricklayers Return to Work After Strike Enters New Federal Phase
Bricklayers resume work as new federal guidance shapes the prolonged strike. Workers, including Tyinampalin locals, press for better wages and safety. The action, tied to recent union negotiations, continues with scattered disputes and anticipated resolutions.
Harriman to ride over Great Salt Lake turmoil unfolds
Depovor April 23 2 1h report describes Harriman's plans to traverse the Great Salt Lake amid ward wartime tensions. The account notes opposition to the route and claims the traveler will proceed with security details and allied support.
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Great Salt Lake
Sheepmen Move Flocks in Wyoming Turmoil
Landen Wyoming April 2. Reports describe upheaval as sheepmen shift flocks amid disputed leases and anticipated price changes. Authorities vow to act to prevent panic while tensions rise over grazing rights and possible livestock losses.
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Wyoming
Fatal clash with smugglers in Arizona shocks region
Report describes a deadly engagement near the Arizona border between a local group and smugglers. Deputy United States officers and others responded after an initial confrontation. Details remain unclear as officials investigate what happened and potential arrests.
Eleven Lives Lost In Oil Plant Blast
April 24 Minneapolis reports an oil plant explosion at Northwestern Star Oil Co. shortly before noon. Six injured, all seriously. Names listed among missing or injured include Davis, Dawns, and others. authorities investigating cause and scope.
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Thay
Glaven Porsons
UN Northwestern Star Oil Company
Pollovwiany
Davis
Precautions Taken in Guarding the Great Seal
Philadelphia reports detail heightened security around the Great Seal project as expert engraver Max Zeitler and team prepare a new seal worth 9 million dollars. Secret operatives shadow the work, ensuring the design receives federal guidance from Washington before the vessel and inscriptions are finalized.
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eSecret “Eer View
Max Zeitlers
Noblink
Zeitler
United States
Washington
Woman of Great Beauty Who Killed Herself
A tragic case in New York details a renowned beauty who died by suicide after a violent quarrel and a fall from a hotel bed. A physician’s examination led to questions about the cause and timing of her death amid conflicting narratives.
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First Day of Business on New Stock Exchange
New York reports the opening of Kamit on the new stock exchange with ceremonial speeches and a crowd of spectators. Officials Keppler Whiston Talbot and others presided as the gavel signaled the start, while visitors observed the bustle and varied reactions to the historic market debut.
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Veter
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Atramptly
Prosidpih Keppler
Whiston
Chaitin Talbot
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