Rio Grande Wreck Near Salt Lake City
Local passenger train No 12 on the Rio Grande between Ogden and Lake was wrecked near Warm Springs outside Salt Lake City. The light engine collided head on at low speed, engineer Bartlett of the light engine was badly hurt and hospitalised. Shire Senator McKay and President Clough of the Brigham Young Academy sustained light injuries. Passengers escaped with a shaking experience.
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Ogden
Warm Springs
McKay
Salt Lake City
It Lake
Prasenger
Gartlett
Clough
Brigham, Young Academy
Police Claim Woman Murdered Edwin L. Burdick
Police and district attorney officials insist they are certain the killer was a woman in the Edwin L. Burdick case. They refuse to reveal details, citing strong evidence and legal strategies as investigators pursue decisive action. An interview with the killer’s attorney suggests the victim’s head was forcefully wrapped, but the motive and exact method remain under investigation.
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Buffalo, Murch
District Attorney’s Office
Edwin Burdick
Notorious outlaw Carey pursued by Wyoming posse
Denver dispatch reports Laughing Dick Carey also known as Gaphiy Dick, target of a manhunt by a Wyoming posse seeking the Hole-in-the-Wall rustler and train robber. Rewards totaling 9000 dollars were offered. Carey, once with Cassidy and Curry gangs, eluded capture after a series of escapes and gun battles across Wyoming, Colorado and Utah as authorities press for his arrest ahead of President Roosevelt’s Wyoming visit.
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Laughing Dick’ Carey
Denver
Marcle
Cheyenne
Laughing Dick
Gaphiy Dick
Carey
Loeb Westesday
Wyoming
Roosevelt Invincibles Rally For Roosevelt Among Colored Voters
A New York meeting of colored congregants at the Dethel Methodist Episcopal Church applauded President Roosevelt and formed the Roosevelt Invincibles group. Bishop W B Derrick urged unity for his renomination while denouncing Senator Lilabon of Kansas City. The assembly adopted resolutions praising Roosevelt as defender of civilization and promising active support for his 1904 presidential bid.
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New York
March
Roosevelt
Dethel
Methodist — Episcopal
W. B. Deer
Lillwan
Kanth Carolina
Wishop
Philadelphia
Tony
Jamia
Derrick
Fraver Tlevet
Roquevelt
Alte
Hiv
Reling
Turing
Lincoln
Ruinous price war shocks Philadelphia markets
Fragmentary text notes a wide price war impacting producers and manufacturers in Philadelphia. The piece hints at shifting demand and potential shortages as producers adjust output and pricing, with uncertain outcomes for the market and jobs.
Public release of Aguinaldo telegrams shocks insular affairs
Publicized telegrams reveal Emilio Aguinaldo’s letters from 1908 detailing insurgent leadership and American responses during the early stages of U S hostilities. Captain John He Vayder notes do not reward insurgent officers who enter Manila, as warnings and divergent loyalties circulate amid the upheaval.
Knapp's Attorneys Plan Insanity Defense Aboard Preliminary Hearing
Knapp's attorneys intend to claim insanity for the defendant ahead of a preliminary hearing. Witnesses including Towipp's wife and family will testify about mental state. The case involves complex motions and defense strategy as authorities prepare for upcoming proceedings.
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Mathilton
Mareh
Towipp
Manpp
Leon
Volt
Amik
Forged Check Case Tangles Indiana Warehousing Leader
Philadelphia report details Charles Malones, general superintendent at Pennsylvania Warehousing and Safety Deposit, tied to a forged seven thousand dollar check on Girard National Bank. The check, payable to Bright, faced questioning by a board committee, with discussions about unrecovered funds and liability. Neighbors recall Maloney’s recent illness and a contested sum of ten thousand nine hundred dollars linked to his ventures.
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Philadelphia
Charles Malones
Vennsylvania Warehousing and Safety Deposit Company
Tin Girard National Bank
Nurney
M Bright
Monisy Hulk Company
Willian Tunmelis Anevehury
Dhy Warelloushig Vompane
Muthniey
Ley
Malony
Washington dispatch on Boxer rebellion and indemnity
Washington reports an expected briefing from the Chinese legation as tensions rise with the Boxers and other rebels. A minister arriving from Hong Kong on a French steamer is due to detail the rebels and the indemnity demands, shaping U S policy before April arrival of the envoy.
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Washington, Savell
China
Box
Hors Kong An
Tsing
Anag
Ning
Avi Arapy
Washington
Gorman Again Leads Democratic Senators in Caucus
Washington March 1 The Democrat caucus elected Senator Gorman to the chair with no opposition among 28 of 33 Democrats. Haon fund Shure seconded the nomination as chairman. He thanked the body and urged unity while the session focused on committee appointments and future nominations.
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Washington
Mateh
Uie
Melick
Gorman
Gormi
Hacon Fund Shure
Phare
Xesainn
Atocrinus
Dhuuns
Tr Sunmor Yerk
Turner
Conmaren
Crum
Charleston
Snowslide Blocks Denver and Rio Grande Tracks at Pueblo
A March snowslide at Glynwood Springs in Colorado buried the tracks of the Denver and Rio Grande line both east and west. The slide brought earth and debris over one mile of railroad, hindering trains. wrecking crews and officials race to clear the line at morning light.
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Pueblo
Cala
Glynwond Springs
Denver & Ho
West Downs
R Lida
Hotel in Flames Destroys Large Watertowal House
Fire at a major Watertown hotel in Wyoming destroyed a prominent house, with flames filling the block. The hotel was crowded, multiple stairways and ladders used by guests escaped. several properties damaged beyond repair. Loss estimated around 200000 dollars.
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Watertowa
Olis
Statie
Buente
Hanes
General Tobark buried with military honors in Indianapolis
March 6 Indianapolis General Tobark and Santor Foster laid in state and buried today with military honors. Officials and many civic leaders attended as several honorary pallbearers led the ceremony. city offices were closed and business houses shut to observe the funeral.
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Indianapolia
Ind
Tobark
Santor Foster Wan
Eith
Honata
Howe
Sinange
Get
Walla
Hrowa
Gon McGinnta
Suera
Ineness
Grave Robbing Case Shocks Noblesville Area
March 6 Noblesville Indiana Kimns Gane strell appeared before a grand jury after a full confession detailing his activities with locals. He and others allegedly raided nearly every cemetery in the county, stealing bodies and transporting them by wagon to a nearby river area before taking them to colleges for presumed use.
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Noblesville
Kimns Gane Strell
Indianapolis
Sui Droll
Wade Ie
Win
Hare Leo Webhinge
Avery Cemetery
Annty
Earthquakes in Europe Cause Tremors in Several Cities
Quakes rattled parts of Europe with light and brief tremors. Reports from Vergtaawl Basany and nearby areas describe shaking that lasted only a few seconds, prompting minor alarm but no injuries or major damage.
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Horlins
Khawks
Basany
Ely
Rickenbach
High Money Market Sale Attracts Attention In New York
A bustling money market event in New York drew strong interest with significant sums exchanged. Reported figures include substantial bids and high valuations, amid lively activity among investors and lenders.
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New York
Tony
Aln
Avery
Lee Pier
Anixout Vallabonds
Aig
Murderer on the Scaffold Faces Day of Remorse
In a grim scene at the scaffold, the condemned man Raltimrav, 8. D. Match of Willan Ross confessed to the murder of Thomen Walshine, Roswale, and expressed deep sorrow for his crime before execution. The crowd heard him say Cred ane aun as he faced final justice.
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Raltimrav
Willan
Ross
Thomen Walshine
Ross Avila Naltens
Toon
Aneayertl
Fairhaven Fire Ruins Mill and Tracks Damage
Fire at Fairhaven destroys the Morehigoy mill and damages the northern and northern rail lines. The blaze originates in the phening de yartmnenh of the Mevehisan wail, driven by sparks from the smoke stack. Estimated loss stands at F10,000 with half insured.
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Fairhaven
Wiel
Marsh
Sankey Sinks Into Ill Health After Surgery
Sankey, once a leading figure, lay critically ill as doctors fought infection and complications after an operation. Despite poor initial prognosis, slow improvement offered cautious hope for recovery as treatment continued.
Western Federation of Miners in Session at Colorado
In Colorado City on March the Western Federation of Miners meets to discuss the strike. Mine owners refuse to permit, and President Moyer may intervene to direct miners at Cripple Creek to halt ore shipments. The situation centers on discipline and potential actions under existing laws.
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Colorado City
Cola
Wieemninites
Western Federation of Miners Ia
Gwnera
Moyer
Found Dead in Chivayé Apartment Mystery
New York reports a death in a rooming house tied to Nellie Bhanchard. Police say a physician certified natural causes, but a man is missing. The scene included medicine bottles and a sleeping car check. investigators probe the Melropole Hult alias and connections to a Chicago pediatrician.
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New York
Mitch Oa
Nellie Bhanchard
Chivayé
Trent
Wenn Gama
Sih
Fieery Alek
Pulies
Michigan Central
Tiomodhange
Jonas
Wemnai
Tiyde
Ava
Metropole Hult
No Developments in Cotton Market in New York
No sensational changes in the cotton market as of March. Most active operators opened when advised of a palat of 0.
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New York
Senantonal Developmenta
Ention
Openei
Unclear OCR notes on river scene and weather
Fragmentary report mentions the Ono River near Loutaville and Tondsville in March with mentions of Deiver, Fourth Street and omens of danger. Heavy rains are reported by Bouthora Kentucky, but text is garbled and dates unreliable.
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Tondsville
Fourth Street
Bouthora Kentucky
Improvements Along the U P Road Prompt New Opens
The report describes a period project along the U P road with plans for extensive work at multiple sites. It notes a large labor undertaking and potential industrial expansion, mentioning a new construction phase and anticipated employment.
Crazy Swede’s failed attempt to see Roosevelt
A garbled 1900s-era report describes a Swede trying to meet Theodore Roosevelt. The account mentions attempts, detours, and uncertain outcomes, with faint references to soldiers, locations, and dates. The piece is fragmentary and reads like a terse crime or travel note from a noisy page.
Coal Miners Win Higher Wages Plan Endorsed
New York reports reveal findings of a strike commission urging higher pay for coal miners. President Roosevelt backs funding within weeks and outlines wage increases tied to weight or cars, with checks and standard contracts proposed to take effect when miners resume work in October.
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New York
Moreh
Trainmen Detect Traitor Among Their Ranks
Report describes suspicion of a treacherous member within the train crew tied to a Wabash injunction dispute. Mentions Morrisey and Gatealing, letters to a brother, and possible investigations with Brice and Gould, as leaders travel to St Louis for a conference.
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Morrishey
Bin
Heart
Merete
Morrissey
Georga Finwld
St Louis
Chicago
Louis
Gould
Relatives of Wealth Claim in Donor, Colo Mystery
Donor, Colo March notes roving claims of kin to wealthy families. A stack of torn, partial reports centers on Mya Coeds Staley’s death by asphyxiation and a coal-paved hovel discovery. References to Major Muralall Hard and Sir James elicit mixed rumors of a will, paternity, and disputed inheritance.
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Colo
Staley
Stanley
Triendthal
Kien
Didi
Flr
Allon Ling
Athivtic
Tayn
Spain
Barbilaca
Shatex
St. John's Cathedral
Hevolusion in Honduras Dispatch From Admiral Glaea
A dispatch from Admiral Goes reports a general movement in Honduras involving Bonital, insurgent leader, and calls for restoration of the government. The admiral notes the fleet will remain deployed near Amagale and Bonital’s forces, with plans for an immediate lay of troops and continued patrols.
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Bonitla
Admiril Glaka
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