Priest Exonerated of Murder Charge Revealed in Testimony
Joni and Obie May recount the night of the tragedy as Agatha and Cassimer describe evening before the crime. Cassimer recalls awakening to the priest's urgent claim of intruders and the discovery of his sister dead, with police notified after bloodhounds and muddy attic traces. Father Walser is defended by Reichlin and Cassimer expresses confidence in the priest’s innocence despite lingering suspicions.
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Joni
Obie
Unseimer Reichlin
Gic
Hather
Agatha
Cassimer
Father Walser
Father Waleser
Pather Walser
Waleer
Electric magnet used to extract a piece of steel
An incident at Vallejo where a worker severely injured by a tool flying shrapnel saw a magnetic apparatus lift a five hundred pound piece of metal from the wound. Master Electrician Pelrio devised a magnet rig to draw the metal out, illustrating a new electrical method for foreign substance extraction in emergency care.
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Pelrio
Italian strikers clash with police at New York work sites
Italian strikers confront police while marching near Muscanh and waterworks projects in New York. Hundreds of workers, including subway laborers, abandon tools as police guard Broadway from Forty second to Ninth Avenue. Pickets line the work sites and some demonstrators threaten diggers and shovelers.
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New York
MacDonald Haad
Thes
Mars
Talinn
Broadway
Forty- Second
Lie
Fire destroys Chicago hotel and frame plant injures several
A blaze damaged the Deering hotel on Sun Wallerton Avenue and the Planet Picture Frame Company's plant on North Oakley Avenue. Charlen Holtman and Mrs Victoria Nelvons were among the injured. Leonard Olson and George Robinson aided victims. The two fires caused about 75,000 dollars in losses with no major injuries reported.
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Chicaga
May
Paul
Deering
Sun Wallerton
Chicago
Planet Pictue Frame ‘Company
Oakley Avenue
Emperor William Visits Benedictine Abbey at Monte Cassino
Emperor William and King Emmanuel visited Monte Cassino in May, inspected abbey ceremonies, and were greeted by Father Krug and local monks. Guards, military honors, and artillery salutes accompanied the royal party, marking the first German emperor’s reception at the abbey.
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Emperor William
Finther Boniface Krug
St. Vincon
Germany
Monte Cassino
Krag
Ana Kingr
Eaaironiel
Fata Ignat Vardini Auamier
Ships Collision Off Virginia Coast Claims Passenger Drownings
A Norfolk dispatch reports the Ol Downton Viner Haanitton and the Clyde liner Saginaw collided off Hog Island near Virginia. The Saginaw carried about 40 crew and 20 passengers. the Hamilton carried a full crew and over 10 passengers. The Saginaw sank stern-first in fog after a starboard collision. many aboard clung to wreckage and were rescued by the Hamilton. Estimates of drownings range from 30 to 17, with reports varying on the exact toll. The Hamilton, bound New York to Norfolk, and the Saginaw, a Clyde line freighter, suffered damage but remained afloat for some time.
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New York
Norfolk
Ol Downton Viner Haanitton
Evening World
Chamber of
Hog Island
Sagtay
Sons
Jersey
Hamilton
Versain
Ken
Forteress Monroe
Log Island
Virginia
Caye Charlea
Delaware Capes
Winter Quarters
Wightahip
Fle Grote
Saginaw
Port Ake
Ninth Victim Identified From Detroit Train Crash
In Detroit at the corner of Canflaid and Deguinder streets the ninth victim of Buarey’s accident was reported. A 20 year old Toledo man Joseph Saaraletta died after a party of Polish excursionists were involved with a Grand passenger train. Helen Rodziewie from Toledo remained in critical condition but showed slight improvement today.
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Wee eSeee
Detroit
Buarey
Canflaid and
Deguinder Streets
Grand
Lodry Ake Harper
Joseph Saaraletta
Toledo
Tasopl Sehnfrunukgid
Helen Rodziewie
Stolen Money Found Nearby Company Building
Three thousand dollars taken from United States Express Agent Peterson last week was recovered beneath the company’s building in Tow a. Inspector Barnes confirms the robbery occurred and asserts Peterson maintains he was robbed.
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Beth, Towa
United States Express
Peterson
Yeas Stalun
Barnes
Woon
Fire Devours Oakley and Mallon Street Factory
A blaze at a factory on Oakley Avenue and Mallon Street destroyed a building occupied by A T Olson. The fire caused a costly collapse and forced occupants into the street. One man was injured as the fire followed an explosion, spreading through the structure before firefighters arrived.
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Chicago
At A. Olson
Pickure
Pytme
Oakley Avenue
Mallon Street
Brave Fireman Dead From Daring Rescue Effort
New York fireman William McNally died after a bravely attempted rescue at a blaze on Hard Fifteenth Street and First Avenue. Teammate Tim Mevvoy rushed to reach him, leaping through a window and sustaining injuries. Mayor Low visited the hospital as officials praised the firemen for their bravery and sacrifice.
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New York
William McNally
Hard Fifteenth Street
First Avenue
McNelly
Emake
Inez
McNully
McAvoy
McAvoy Taft
Mayor Low
Omaha Municipal Elections Face Four Mayor Candidates
The Omaha city elections proceed with four mayoral candidates and contests for City Comptroller and City Council. A 2,500 member union strike has heightened interest as campaigns run amid local disputes and party lines in a historically tense race.
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Omaha
May
South Onahe
Mayer
Roosevelt in Santa Fe Opens New Mexico Visit
President Roosevelt spent about twenty minutes in Santa Fe addressing a 10,000 strong audience at the capitol. He praised New Mexico, spoke of thrift, preservation, and irrigation, and noted his affection for the people and the state. A grand reception followed with tours of historic sites, school groups, and a parade through decorated streets.
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Roosevelt
Luoitra Auto
Roosevell
New Mexico
Toombera of Lig Tepiment
New Merxico
J. Faye
West
Wade
San Miguel Church
United States
Anthony Jourcehegn
George W.armijo
Theosdore Roosevelt
Flin Provident
St. Michaels Cole Loge
Loretta Acidamy
St. Catherinn'a Irelian
Presbyterian
Mission School
Lin Plore
Fort Micy
Qav
Mo A. Gora
Amesica | Historical Society
Milenia
la Depot
Albuquergie
Claveland
Ohio
Grays
Beaver Valley tram wreck injures crew in May night crash
A Beaver Valley traction car bound for Beaver Falls ran away last night and wrecked. Conductor Charles Miler is fatally hurt, Motorman Shep Ford badly cut, and six others slightly injured. Wet rails and a broken main are blamed for the incident. News from New York reports a French Belgian syndicate forming in Europe with capital of 3,900,000 to work Chilean mines, according to the Valparaiso correspondent of the New York Herald.
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Raclestier
Beaver Valley Traction
Beaver Falls
Charles Miler
Shepford
New York
May
Ayndierte
Vorrope
New York Herald
President Telegrams and Royal Movements Reported
A dispatch notes Vranea welcomes goodwill from King Milward of Portemouth and records calls for arbitration talks between Britain and Prone. In Cherbourg on May 5 the royal yacht Victorin and Albert with King Edward and Edward depart for Wortamouth escorted by a British squadron amid cheers, while the King arrives later and then tours toward London.
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Milward
Portemouth
Vranea
Radical
Nthe
Chamber of Leontin
Great Britain
Prone
Cherbourg
Victorin and
Albert
Edward An Jdward
Vortamouth
Artetes
Forta
Omaha Strike Fever Grips City Amid Shortage Chaos
Omaha faces sharp strike fever as power outages and fuel shortages strain daily life. Windless roads, disrupted elevators, and scarce supplies ripple through the region while emergency medics report rising demand and shortages.
Natives of Congo Fear Tyranny by Whites
The Rev Wallian Morrison of Lexington Kentucky reports from the Congo State area on widespread labor abuses and alleged tyranny by white administrators and rubber employers. He traveled about 800 miles along the Russa river noting villages abandoned and residents fleeing into forests to escape coercive practices. Morrison plans to send details to the State Department and Washington after informing American Ministers.
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Re. Morrison
Russa
Congo
Aimsea
Morvlan Naila
New York
Hr State Department
Washington
Czar Grants Concession to an American Company
San Francisco, Cal May 1 John Na ene president of Lie Marthwestern Commercial company was managing tlt tector of to Northwestern Stherina Joompany which cnion secured from the rain overnite s Taub corner prion of about 200,000 acres on the Tohn kitok pontamils of Siberia. The sheet cunt Line o r voit tions th and in dugisl werds al Abit Put purpose coining to Unix ie the jatechias nf 0 alanntr les dhereeadu the vet of Miraehiteside owned by the com pany to carry supplion to the trading alatiuny opti indica along the Bie coast. Additional stations will be built hin year and at least thro hundred Americand will be employed, white ad many Tiwaton laborers will lent to work in gum ate gobi nation and at the unimort lsherice. Behind Rosene who in the firwk Ameri eat permitted by the Carr li assume the dutiny of manager of Rinassia commer cial concern are high officials of Russia among them the Grand Joke Nichols uncle of the cany Prince Dolgavoti nore vide de cap tip de Cz ar and Tolonet VI AL Wanlirhindsis Among the Amnetlean stockholders pere Kerdinand Pook af Chickaala Waterbiryy for the Mahia Stan Trust Co Wy Res kithy president df She 8b Donia Spa Ursaoiaeo cailtoad Jynnit J Gage ane Fames Aniasey president of the Wabasly road
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John Naene
Lie Marthwestern
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Taub
Tohnkitok Pontamils
Siberia
Joe Appowile
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Alanntr Les Dhereeadu
Miraehiteside
Supplion
Alatiuny
Opti Indica
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Gobi
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Rosene
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Rinassia Commercial Concern
Russia
Grand Joke Nichols
Cany
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Vide de Cap
Tip de - Czar
Tolonet VI
AL Wanlirhindsis
Amnetlean
Pere’ Kerdinand Pook Af
Chickaala
Bestowal of a Medal Recalls a Naval Battle
San Francisco report details Claimr McCarthy of Oakland receiving a medal and monetary award from the Peruvian government for meritorious services dating to the October 8, 1871 naval engagement with a Chilean fleet. It recounts McCarthy helping prevent the ship’s destruction, the loss of many crew, and his later service in the British Navy and American Navy, including Civil War actions and Peruvian duties.
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San Francisco
Gru
Hotina
Wali
Ai Apuirre
Liratenants
Rodvig Faurg
Ain
Tarunjning
Moffat Road Turmoil Stirs Colorado Rail Flood
A fragmented report details Colorado railroad tensions as the Moffat Road, Rio Grande, and Colorado Midland dispute routes and surveys from Denver toward Salt Lake. Rivalries involve the Denver Rio Grande’s survey plans, potential bypasses, and coal-industry deals, signaling escalating conflict among rail interests.
Colored Men to Conquer the Island of Hayti
New York May A. William Pickens, the Negro who won the junior exhibition prize at Yale, has been noted as a potential leader of a proposed world movement seeking Hayti’s independence through a massive transnational program. The plan envisions a gigantic corporation government with stockholders among all members, extensive public works, and full equal rights, while outlining revolutionary governance and economic reforms.
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New York
William Pickens
Yolo
Atran Arderland Thequiblia
Hagsoya
New Leaven
Sickans
Haytl
Mayti
Sturghy Ky
Ite
Rockety
Mongrave
Tyanke
Tickens
Acotion
Argu
Valentin
Agnauiete 14 Vaalser
Techuré
Pickens
Vdico
Uv Tre
Canaldaration
Udvlen
Uayti Iwix
ATL
Aml
Man Named Priest From New York Nation to be Ordained
Green Kay, leader of the Oneida Imbivus in New York State, will be ordained by an episcopal ceremony conducted by Rishoy Urafton of Pondahae on May 24 at Olive Reservation near the city. The event marks a historic religious milestone for the community.
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Cornelind Thu
Oneida
Aix Nationa
New York
Stats
Npixropal
Tana
Rishoy Urafton
Pondahae
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