Death of Victim in Tillman Revolver Tragedy
Columbia and Co reports the death of Canales Gonzales at Columbia Hospital after a four day fight for life following injuries from Tillman’s revolver. Gov. Tishna Heard showed visible sorrow as details of the tragedy spread. medical efforts including injections failed to halt blood poisoning. Relatives gathered and emotional responses swept through the scene as the victim’s condition worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, & Co
Dan
Weditor 'S
Gh Gonzales
Sielim
Liat
Uny
Tilman
Columbia Hospital
Ars
Canales
Heytvishuud
Dewtletine
Lie Bwletin
Hauneing Hee
Lalletin
Aimust
Vis Eal
Tishna
Tom
Ie Hospital
Love Brothers
Indicted Coal Operators Tied in Chicago Conspiracy Case
A Chicago jury indicted 43 coal operators and firms in a conspiracy to fix prices and restrain supply during a coal shortage. The list names Big Four Coal, Wilmington Star Mining, Acme Coal, Parke & Co, and many others across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin. The report notes alleged coordination among rail and coal interests and cites a rising price crisis linked to output limits and transportation bottlenecks. The panel found combinations likely to restrain trade, while distinguishing from any direct nationwide conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tin
Wie
Indiana
Wilmington
Wilmington, and Vermillion: Coal Company, Big Four Coal Commpanys
Lardner Vidigion
Wilmington Star Mining Company
Ee Faller ‘Coal Company
Murphy
An & Co
Carhot Coal
Ctapany
Coal Company
Sha Coal
Strevtor
Thy
Hreeville Coal Company
Acme Coal Campany
Minobs
Tenors
Cortymunyy
Lewlin
Cotleguapathy Spring Vidley Coo
Marquette
This Vein Cowl Company
Oglerhy_ Coal
WM. Sanford
GS. Lusk
Lake Ins Auwutt
The
1 Keeler
Frank McGrew
FM Durkee
G. T. Marstott
Tlc. von
Ugh Shirkie
J. J. Higgins
J. Smith Telley
Joseph Marlin
Edward Shirkie
H.R
Usut
Kulmont
Iireport
Tony
Ilu Indus
Chiraga
Aml
Ilinois
Seth Conk Association
Retail Coal Boaters Association
Allinois
Wisconsin
Indiana Coal Operators
Croxcemt Cot and Mining Company
Ayelinsl
Distress in England and migration to colonies noted
A New York Tribune London correspondent reports widespread distress in England with many seeking shelter and work. Immigration to British colonies rises, labor shortages and high wages attract applicants, while the future of the empire and benefits from a proposed American fund are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Landony
Tribone
London
Nupirs
Greg Aireuullows
Willy
United States
Che Mrauhts Muda
Aanl
Boers Corpolis
Lack of Interest in the Strike Investigation
A tattered report details waning attention to a major strike inquiry. Witnesses discussed attendance and testimony as proceedings extended, with references to contractors, miners, wages, and company control. The piece notes shifts in manpower and the broader social impact of the strike during a tense period in the era.
Fatal Fire Destroys Two Cleveland Apartments
A fatal blaze in Cleveland early today destroyed an apartment house near Eick Avenue and Andrews Street. The blaze killed 62 year old Laver Pote and injured several others. Mrs. Guy Narlan and Mrs. Tessie Dickey died in the fire. A servant girl, Miss Clans daelisuiy, died soon after. The building was heavily damaged and flames spread to adjacent structures. Neighbors escaped as firemen battled the blaze.
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Cleveland, O
Itu
Eick Avenue
Andrews Street
Cash
Cleveland
Athena
Guy Narlan
Tessie Dickey
Ehanylis
Uvigny
Hodly Durned
Serinus
Akon
Pastor
Munich
Weiler
Imaurlinee
Soldiers Cause Panic On New York Street Car
A mob of about 10 Lipton’s soldiers caused a street car panic en route to Mount Vernon. They attacked conductor Louis Eidager and passenger Daniel Long, while pistol shots shattered windows. Police intervened, scattering the rioters. conductor Breinger was seriously wounded and prisoners were taken for trial.
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Liptons
Vernon
Louis Eidager
Abe
Mr. Mitchell
Daniel Long
Trotorman
Tong
Mitchell
Cand
Volflers
Revelvers Ound
Breinger
Hooper Youngs Case Proceeds For Aid Granted
Fragmentary text indicates a legal proceeding involving William Hooper Youngs and Mrs. Amine related to a prize or award. The note mentions exile, a jury, and a court holding a hearing on a motion for free admission. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Jin
William Hooper
Amini
Death on the Rail Sparks Political Scandal in Kansas City
Fragmentary text notes a death linked to a rail incident and mentions political figures and a vote or election in Kansas City. The garbled OCR references AUDCE LANE, a person named Pudge Lane, and a likely inquiry or sentencing related to a bond or tribunal. No clear dates or outcomes are established.
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Tareiuonstiley Mig Dau
Che
Todd Graoks
Hadays
Ie Oak Kun
Pudge Lane
Awo
Fetvind Ck
Prude
Cei Yen
Lydia Ion
Jial Kansan
Wiles Lewy
Bonds
Motion Overruled in perjury trial of Charles V. Kelly
The defense moved to strike the jury instruction citing insufficient proof of perjury. Judge Ryan repeatedly overruled the motion and signaled that if jurors believed Kelly knew the truth only by rumors or direct knowledge he could be convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi. Loni
Kelly
Willis H. Clerk
Tudge Ryan
Mbm
Umar
Weghil
Washington House Passes Defense Bill Amid Disruption
A chaotic session in the Washington House included calls to revoke a sentence and authorize a first lieutenant appointment for Francis Davidson, a 9th Cavalry veteran. The gallery photo, tense remarks, and debate over military and diplomatic funding marked a tense day as lawmakers pressed for relief measures and questioned consular pay.
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Washington
Callie Mithes
Journal
Fort
Sma
He Siento
Sidzer
New York
Lawrentes
Massachpeetta
Lient
Davidson
Masure
Sin McClellan
Senators miffed over amendments to appropriations
Fragmentary Washington report notes senators from Texas and New York clashing over a judicial appropriations bill and related amendments. Objections from Texas and Massachusetts members trigger debate on a broader measure, with leadership noting local interests and possible amendments pending.
Coal Frobe Gardipe and Complex Trade Terms
Abletga Tan W-Mapor Roar returned from Tornmmly Taab night and secured 30,008 tons of Welsh anthracite for Milwaukee. A Miapateh to the Naw York Thuan fron Tat wh thy Av rare, he tury loft Cardy ay Satoedgy. He will be at Mu doling Incawegks Thanincochia with Aly n Thomas. Blin eet president of the Canadien Pantie von 40 Dery the oat to Milapivkee. He says he will Taye The cont here for delivery: Bobroange 10, and Hh wf sell at £ 99 Lon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
Mapor Roar
Milwaukee
York
Alyn Thomas
Desperate Prisoners in Santa Fe Bail Case Report
A fragmentary report describes prisoners in Santa Fe facing bail for an initial offense. A man named Albert Date is mentioned along with alleged actions including threats and a revolver incident. The text references a suspect’s escape and a pursuit, with garbled placeholder names and dates.
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Santa Fe
Albert Telfen
Albert
Dalton Epitarelo
Murder of a Child in Vil wburg Case at Crim Court
Letitia Bayle wife of 8H Magle, superintendent at Steel plant, faced criminal court charged with the murder of her 1 year old ward Edna Varner. Incident occurred May 6 last. Coroner reportedly noted death but no investigation by the attorney general or local officials, Eagle news agency reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mime Viel
Are
Eagle Sara
Erty
Bombardment of San Carlos reported by press dispatches
Jan 19 reports from the mauvyr department describe bombardment at the entrance to Take Muren the German Panther cruiser activity near Vert tan Carlagad. Government urges Commodore Sel iler to merge forward information and apply force. Details remain unclear due to conflicting press messages.
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Perlin
Mauvyr
Mureniho
Panther
Saulweduyy
Herlin
Ant
Yelles
Seliler
Protests by Labor Unions Across the East
The article details a protest by labor unions against corporate combines in the East. It notes calls for action from Attorney General and a unified federation effort led by prominent labor leaders to curb monopolistic power and protect citizens’ interests.
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New York
Dan Wood
Abe Cuty
Tun Ton
Wpan
Nen
Shix
Aden Iyqieata
Roosevelt
Heneral Kame
Fae
Sul
Cue Peoples
Sani Yognents
Democrats Retain Legislative Seats in Colorado Conflict
In a contested Colorado election, Democrats held five Arapahoe district seats amid accusations of fraud and party maneuvering. Republicans sought to unseat multiple Arapahoe and Adams county Democrats, but a coalition vote blocked most challenges. The outcome preserves Democratic control as Republican leaders push for further action.
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Colo
Hai
Beur
Toy Moat
Ail Deneehits
Arapahoe
Cam
Max County
Npublican
Las Adimas
Uilious Commintes
Anituns
Olvalit
Senader Miya
Helfand
Wit
Pone Opiblivan
Warship Massachusetts Lost Seven Men
A terse cable message from the Navy press service reports that the warship Massachusetts has lost seven men. The transmission lists names including Tacke, Sehert, and Dausell Mabter among the deceased or missing, with notes of hospital treatment and burial considerations. The convulsive exchange mentions San Juan and recovery efforts, as crews cope with casualties and the unknown fate of others.
Plague Conference weaves plans for San Francisco outbreak
In a Washington conference, Surgeon General Hu Waarayers and officials from 19 states discussed joint actions to curb a plague reported in San Francisco. They urged hospital systems to expand disease investigation, share data, and coordinate with city and state health authorities to suppress the spread and protect the public.
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Washington
Hu Waar
Public
Balth and Mariner Doepltal Service
Hewlindhorilies
Tineteen
Yonry
Lew ’ Inn
Te Swarkie
Mode Islands
Jerton
Vin
Buu Franel
Pyneral Lie Igeit
Drs Ak
Cleman
Fiuneisne
Yonan
Cleon
Danunrg
China
Dheermanbi
Chinatown
Cashell
Oréober Lst
Iebner- Trot
Aloman
California
Finn Vruneisen
Dhe
Guifornian
Dre Gardner
Shegbata
Baw Franelied
Statin Board of Health
Baymouy
United States
Ell
Qurine Hospital
Fire at Tang Wharf Bills Vast Losses
Firemen responded to a blaze at Tang Wharf where the wombat of the Dominigs Atlantic Railway company caused the majority of the warehouse contents to be swept into the waters. Several vessels were beached and damaged while Chewen saved the rest from greater cost. the total loss is estimated near 428,000.
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Figstow
Tan
Tang Wharf
Dominigs Atantic Railway’ Company
New York Debate on Slavery and Labor in Philippine Policy
A fragmented piece argues against reintroducing slave labor in the Philippines under American rule. It condemns slavery as an evil, urges swift abolition, and warns of the moral and social costs if the practice resumes. The author appeals to public conscience and cites broader world attention to press for reform.
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New York
Falk Ad- Dox
Armytown Hib
Profdens
America
Jaye
Bunny
Unscrutable Text Summary Card From Historical Clip
Fragmentary OCR note reports a person from Denver with international honors at St. Joseph's Hospital in Oils City. Mentions McCayestand and Ureenshoryy with ties to Wyoming and a priestly or university context. Readable details are limited and names are uncertain.
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Denver
Taieland
Raya
St. Toruph's Hospital
Pevieeant
McCayestand
Wyoming
Elaborate Montgomery Inauguration Marks New Era
The Alabama governor William Murv e dake was formally inducted amid an elaborate ceremony in Montgomery. The event followed the death of Gove Sanford and featured historic tone as the new administration began, with witnesses noting political tensions and the weight of a lengthy transition. The ceremony underscored the shift in leadership and the challenges facing the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ali
William Murvey Dake
Gove Sanford
Juma
Alabama
Font Yenta
Wittess
Dalke
Unclear fragment reaches Cornwall Finland message attempt
The readable text shows a garbled note about an arrival and a message to Cornwall and Finland. No coherent event, names, dates, or places are clearly stated for a factual summary.
New York Deli Ties Upwin Trade War Effort
In New York City a complex trolley and railway dispute disrupts daily operations. Workers confront management over routes and wage terms amid ongoing negotiations. Local officials urge calm as the stalled project affects supplies and transit in multiple boroughs.
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New York
Dia
Westertywu
Ontrimn
Wester Railway
Peinta Handling
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Ira Wesel
Mione
Andy Ava Grey
Alon
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Diye
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Tin Cay
Dover Nodry
Araeble
Cink
Pnrind
Yale
Supreme Court
Lane
Charles T. Kelly
Sulzer
Temamans
Waalingtang
Chin
Ceegayye
Che Genent
Stuambreilol
Pere
Lott
Winale
Jan
Cilla
Prsaad
Halon
Ark
Uiley
Pexas
Culberson
Culberson, Biliging the Ines
Virghiin
Loulge
Masanchusgls
Olin
Bailay
Texas
Depew
Bort Arthur
Miley
Sorvpareont
la House
Nelson
Gardipe
Will
Wheelingloo
Lodge Taday
Vrance
Germany
Orda
Souter Aldrich
San Carlos
Berlin
Wanleinggloti
Tmilnals
Democrats
Wolcott
Colorado
Massachusetts
Cablngrine
Admiral Tigginaon
Ated Lindunn
Thainiey
Keren Reatlailageihens Qohert Rul
Tooseen
Malinowsky
Ken Matt
Andre Tondricksdat
Atherl Tacke
Willer WA. Sehert
Patterson
Ani Dausell
Mabtersnes Renavaty Proballes
Iilitay
San Juan
Mase Surhusetia
Stel Ut Hospital
Tacke
Sehert
San Francisco
Alt
Boston
Eer
Mtempt
Philippines
Jeff Davie
Marcont
Mar Wour
Siipes
Anesange
Cornwall
Finland
Sun
Attara
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