Assassin of Father Leo Taken Back to Denver Late at Night
Denver dispatch reports the alleged assassin of Father Leo, Joseph Allo, returned to Denver under heavy guard after a late night transfer from Sioux City. The suspect, aged about 50, 3 feet 6 1 4 inches tall, will plead guilty at arraignment and request no defense. Court proceedings set for Saturday aim to secure a swift trial and clear outcome.
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Father Leo
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Perman
Gore
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Teo
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Murier
Hallay
Robert I. Widdicombe
Nolniddee
Peter Bossle
Uneai Dale
Berklott
Banders
Fia
Gay Career of the Woman and a Notorious Case
The article chronicles the dramatic life of Glacia Hodgdon, later known as Gladys Hodgdon, a Paris and New England based performer whose beauty drew high society attention. It details her rise from Portsmouth to New York, marriages, alleged affairs, a noted romance with William Southern, and the sensational murder accusation involving her husband and the claim that Paul Roy killed to protect himself. The piece also notes a sensational Paris social event and a police inquiry into the ensuing scandal.
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New York
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Miss Norton
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Mix
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Potela
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Peur
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Kelly
Darluip
Paul Wan
Ami
Sunny
Anarchists in Chicago Routed Plot Against Denver Clergy
Fr E M Dunne, chancellor of the diocese, says a Chicago anti church plot aimed at Denver priest Father Leo Hein was hatched in Chicago and frustrated. He cites meetings at St Elizabeth’s Denver and Chicago churches, with plans involving bomb threats and alleged anti church diatribes. Authorities arrested several suspects as investigators pursue leads linked to Anarchists and postal inspectors.
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Chicago
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Chancery
Gurdon
Align
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Waa
Neves Peerlyn
Raul
Sum
Ehnoainntor
Viandh Was Announced At Birthday Celebration In Tecumseh
The report notes a birthday event at St Regia hotel with a vague pledge to aid society work. It mentions progress toward plans for helping needy children and a local chapter activity in Tecumseh Oklahoma. The piece cites a Tecumseh court case involving Chicago Nuck Island PuolAe Railroad and Hack Island Coal firms over alleged restraints of trade.
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St. Regia Hotel
Eucebragvy
Childrea
Nalsea
Captain of the Slocum Sentenced to Prison for Fire
Master of the steamship Slocum, Luther Dow, was sentenced to ten years in Sing Sing for the fire that killed about 4,000 people. The court found him guilty of misconduct and negligence in duty as master. Dow left New York for Washington with a petition for parol for Captain Van Schalek, while others sought clemency.
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XK. Vangehtek
Bute Labor Shaders Unable to Pardoned
A United States district court convicts members of a labor union including Lenin Me J Plunkett Joe Shannon Willan Cutte and Ac wale of interference with the Rocks Mani lutu Bell Telephone company. Sentences range from three to four months in prison and fines. The court action centers on nonunion obstruction and related crimes in the labor dispute context.
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Plunkett
Joe
Shannon
Willan Cutte
Acwale
Hseo
United Bixter
Vdeo
Manilutu
Bell Telephote Company
St! Dutte
Bardon
Torpedo Boats Collide During Maneuvers
In a collision between torpedo boats during maneuvers both vessels were badly damaged and towed. One crewman was killed and eight injured with several others in serious condition after the incident near the harbor on February 27.
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Iles
Torneilo
Aid
Yestola
Ggemoan
Woman Seeks 20000 After Nose Injury In Court
A Chicago physician, Dr Andrus, sued for 20000 in a perlor court claiming a streetcar motorman's action on October 26 1906 caused a broken nose and facial injuries. She testified the nose was set and rebuilt with seven operations and she described the nose as a perfect Croesus nose before the accident.
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Chicago
Gue Perlor
Civil War Hero Reddins Thirty Years Ago Died of Famine
A fragmentary report recounts the death of Ragaell Page at Fort Bonelwoe in February after starvation during Civil War defense actions. His wife searched for him as he succumbed, while Page and fellow veteran Hater Strate ton were involved in a perilous rear-guard fight near Fort Doulluon. Page shielded Strate ton from heavy fire before both men were forced to retreat.
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Ragaell Page
Vallasit
Port Dunlean
Page
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Fort Douuluon
Hater Strateton
Cleveland
Briadlon
Strateton
Confederatan
Kafety
World Market Closing Quotations Delayed by Oddities
New York stock prices ended mixed with most major issues retreating slightly while industrials held with small gains in others. Notable moves included Amalgamated Copper and United States Steel edging higher, but Reading and several rail stocks slipped from prior closes as prices broadly softened.
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New York
Mill Fort Parkc
Atchigon
Amedenn Sugar
Anton Paeke
National Diaouik
Wheeling
Lake Trin
Third Avenue
Maiintain Peicar
Puelfe
Iowa Center
Fragmented early 20th century industry and market notes
A garbled OCR page lists multiple firms and sectors including Amalgamated Copper and American Car Foundry, American Locomotive, and Amalgamated Smelting. It mixes stock market figures, prices for metals, and livestock receipts from Chicago and New York exchanges, with scattered place names and dates. The jumble preserves named entities such as Chicago, New York, and Western Union era firms and market items, reflecting a broad industrial and commodity snapshot.
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Pao Foundry
American Smelting
Helin
E-Enesdeese
Colorado Fuel
Pulinan Palave
Vores
Engur Seer United Bialer
Des Pleevesy
Balan
Anterborough Met
Religion Failed To Cure A Drinker Tale From St Pauls
A chaotic parish scene at St Pauls Reformed Episcopal centers on an intoxicated man who disrupted a weekly service while a bishop urged temperance. The man rebuffed prayers and refused help, assaulting the scene with disruptive behavior as a woman witnesses distress and a wife defends her husband amid the chaos.
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Uwe Xuox
Ingnu
Uquiy
Ful Tuwr
Gracy Nulelrength
Teimpurmen
Krurt
Charlin
Charlie
Return of Better Times Is at Hand in Retail
A jittery but hopeful mood swept New York wholesale trade as nearly 4,000 retail buyers gathered and retailers anticipated another delegation. Proprietors and managers voiced optimism about a swift recovery, while many indicated business was stabilizing at prewar levels and firms prepared to restore normal operations amid cautious demand.
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York
Varge Hoon
Mic
Colored prize pitcher killed in a saloon
Reported in New York that prize pitcher Krull, a Black star, died after a fight in a saloon. The article describes Brown’s being knocked down and later killed, with Mrs. Brown, the wife, attending and a show trial underway. Police sought answers as the crowd dispersed after the fatal incident.
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