Kelley’s Flight From St Louis and Arrest in Philadelphia
Charles F Kelley, former speaker of the St Louis delegates, fled to avoid indictment and grand jury testimony after leaving St Louis, with law authorities placing a reward on his capture. He sought to meet congressman-elect Butler at a pier, then was arrested in Philadelphia while preparing to travel to St Louis to contact counsel. He cited his son’s death as a motive for distress and delay in reporting.
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New York
Lawing
Charles F. Wheling
House of Delegates
St. Louis
Celtic
Jamnea
Ruther
Butler
William J. Sultivoy
William Raligan
Kelley
Relley
Hivening World
Cluel
Wesley
St. Tayafa
St. Lous
Anoying
Sullivan
Washington
Np Lure
Kiely
York
Philadelphia
Theg
Tolay Kelley
Aken
Central
Anna Bogleluri
Midileport
Elwin
Cleveland
Gresham
Chicago
Walley
Charles W. Wood
Los Fanos
Cal
George Brand
Norfolk
Harris
Porter
George
Duar
Tanly
Sogduetor
Pinan
Karmora
Hina
Buck Madiye
Samuel Filla
Tersey City
Patimayear Othew
Ant
Lanis
Heb Rock
Ras Tita
Carbine
Wenderty Wol Hay
St Loula
Pull
Terlin
Eiuperar Williaw
Speres
Vesenenya
Dhele
Paris
Cali
Perkona
Tragedies And Other Misfortunes Of A Day
A day of fatal accidents and deaths reported across several locations. An angel farmer and wife were killed crossing tracks near Lamar. A historic estate burned at Ashtons Plantation, property tied to Moris and Farswell. Charles Carr dies from football game injuries in Chester County. Elkhorn fining proprietor B Houston Fot Chester dies in hospital after locomotive injury. William Hogeboam and Martha Hogeboam found dead in Albany hotel from gas asphyxiation after visiting their son and daughter-in-law set to be released from prison.
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Philadelphia
B. Houston
Fot Chester
Elkhorn
Wy Vaz
Albany, XV
William Add Martha Hogeboam
East Cobleskill
Twa
Albany County
Mining expert Reynolds dies after heart attack in Chicago
San Francisco November 28 A well known mining engineer Reynolds, employed by Mové in Mexita and the Pulliam Car Company, collapsed with a heart ailment and died within minutes at Peabester hospital. Reynolds hailed from Avagwilgy on the Kioniner City of Papatin, and his family lives in Ufien a suburb of Chicago. Funeral arrangements to follow.
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San Erancisco
Reynalls
Mové Inl Viet
Pulliam Car Company
Mex
Ita
Pea Emrpester
Reynolds
Avagwilgy
Papatin
Amlurday
Tis
Ufien
Chix Cay
Wisconsin Central Wreck Kills One Engineer Faces Burns
Nov 88 an engine and outgoing freight train collided near Des Plaines. John Scheidel the engineer was fatally injured. Mberi Pini and Walter Sherman sustained burns and scalds. Investigation cites a broken track as the probable cause.
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Clivage
Wisco Central
Lodsy Ab
Famouyy
Whey Ware
John Scheidel
Mberi Pini
Walter Sherman
Oranna
Riordan Archbishop Riots At Barn Brinelace Fight
Fragmentary text describes an Archbishop Riordan incident at Barn Brinelace with a riotous scene aboard a Wilke Stan transport. The report mentions people and locations in New York and references a Dawbo pont and Mather dell house, but details are garbled and unclear.
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New York
Wilke Stan Tives
Paltlolk
Mather Davell
Incendiary Fires Attack Buildings in Yankton Area
Reports from Yankton on November 28 describe multiple arson attempts by incendiaries near several structures. A barn belonging to Daniel Piggott ignited after a match. The Pierce hotel and Mrs. Fall’s house were damaged, with an employee injured but no serious injuries reported. fires were quickly suppressed.
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Yankton
Houyes
Daniel Piggott
Pierce Hotel
Twin
Place
Peril in Prosperity Sermons Warn of Decline
In New York two preachers quoted classical sources to warn that United States prosperity and blessings breed sin and presumption. Bishop Worthington of Gmalia urged vigilance as the nation faces moral danger amid abundance, citing Rome’s fall as a warning.
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New York
Worthington
Gmalia
Gibbon
Rome
Friend of Roosevelt Whellington in Oyster Hig Elmsted Blates district
Nov 28 report notes the president’s decision affecting Oyster Hig Elmsted Blates district regarding Eastern itiatries and loan matters. The district attorney signs to accept proclamations while officials discuss appointive actions and private secretary roles.
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Whellington
Oyster
Elmsted
Lornay
New Forks
George
Poltl
Moy Younes
District — Attorneyeligy
Neon Cavnty
Wrecks on Big Four but no one killed
Indianapolis Nov 28 Train No 48 the Big Four wrecked on a high embankment half mile west of Avon Hendricks county just east of Danville. Five to six cars derailed and one sleeper burned. Eleven passengers and several crew hurt lightly to seriously. all were accounted for and taken to Danville. The wreck delayed trains until evening as wrecking crews cleared the line.
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Indianapolis
Tid
Louis Aygrow
Avon Hemdricks
Marion County
Danvi
York
Kivice
Cleveland
Danville
West Agal
Aendhs St. Louie Ab Anon
Government to pull down fences in Nebraska
John S. Mosby, special Inspector of the United States land office, arrived in Omaha to begin proceedings for removing fences from government land in Nebraska. He stated that thousands of acres have been illegally fenced by reputable men and that notices will be served in North Platte and Albion, giving sixty days to remove the fences.
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Nebraska
Omaha
John S. Mosby
United States Land
Washington
Gol Mosby
Aablemen
Jigbriet
Summers
North Platte
Amluner
Letter from Booker T. Washington on Negro education and civic duties
A Birmingham editor reprints a letter attributed to Booker T. Washington defending his stance on education, self improvement, and the responsibility of Black citizens within law and society. The missive emphasizes thrift, intelligence, moral conduct, and respect among whites, urging focus on constructive development over political agitation.
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Age-Tierald
In- Anonce
United States
Meer
Megmat
Uae
Pablo Wits
Hong Aretha
Titoreyta
Tommie
Heanky Wil
Seward Fay Rich
Prominent Educator Urges Wise Progress for People
A statement by a political educator emphasizes intelligence ownership of property thrift and character as keys to advancement. He asserts efforts to inspire progress and warns against deprivation of hope and rewards, stressing rational action to uplift communities and avoid decline.
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T, Washington
GOAL MINERS WAGES AND RAILROAD PROMISES REPORTED
Counsel for the miners states that railroad presidents promised to adjust wages for skilled miners and that coal companies have prepared expert figures for weeks. The commission's adjournment plans delay until next Wednesday while miners expect late testimony. President Richards will be examined, with Mitchell and Nicholls present.
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Sermilon
Cormission
Richalls
Mitchell Waz
Senterthieg
Mn Nicholls Moat
Tragedy and Romance In Brooklyn Murder Case
A tangled tale unfolds in New York as Florence Thurs, a Brooklyn woman linked to the Walter Brooks murder, marries amid a shock involving Walter Brooks's death, a Cleveland heiress Mise Strong, and moves involving a prison stay and a trip to an unnamed capital. The report blends romance with a high-profile crime, citing family arrivals and shifting loyalties as the case unfolds.
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New York
Florence Thurs
Brooklyn
Walter Brooks
Don Motel
Wisconsin car crash report and witness accounts summarized
A Wisconsin incident is described with a parade of names and details about a vehicle collision and a related investigation. Witness statements, a party situation, and a exchange of questions about the cause appear, with references to individuals and a fire context. The report notes confusion and seeks clarification on events leading to the crash.
John L Sullivan enters bankruptcy filing as world champ
A garbled OCR note claims John L Sullivan, once a world heavyweight champion, faced bankruptcy proceedings. The text is unreadable in parts but suggests Bullino or Bulli nu and references debts, assets, and a court filing.
Sentenced to Hang Emul Parke and Court Dismissal
A garbled report describes a hanging sentence and related legal actions. It mentions a man named Parke and the sheriff, with incomplete details about the defendant and proceedings. The fragment references a courthouse, postponements, and a crowd, but specifics are unclear.
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Emul Parke
wWilliam Hove
Viottinon
Bolivians Warned After Acre Capitulation
New York dispatch reports Bolivians who capitulated to Acre have arrived in New York with leaders Carvalin and Rodringa, including three officers and several women. A Bolivian envoy warned President Handal that Lima inhabitants will resist the Vimvians and urged vigilance against a dangerous venture.
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New York
Cal
Rojas
Acre
Manos
Mus
New York-Herald
Rigdae
Eley
Rodringa
Carvalin
Anon
Bolivia
Mnes
Munos
Li Ruiiero
Handa Slining
Alindandere
Frmsh
English Behind the Americans on Mosely Commission
An editorial notes in Times coverage that Mosely’s industrial commission found U.S. hospitality and open mindedness, predicting similar adoption in Britain. It highlights American employers’ alertness and business sense as a model and suggests further Mosley commissions may follow in the United States and England.
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New York
Hie Times
England
Willy Impronse
Cartainly
Mosley
Americus
Denver and Northwestern railroad route update
Denver and Northwestern railroad officials announce the line from Denver toward Grand County will run toward Gore Range with tentative routing via South Boulder Creek and Tollinsville toward Canon City. Expected total distance to Krennning is 180 miles with major river and mountain work pending final surveys and a temporary tunnel at Gare Tana. Proposals have been invited from mineral railroad contractors. work begins next season contingent on funding and approvals.
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Middle Park
Boulder Creek
Tollinsville
Ioio
Canon
Wot Fulphnr
Troublesome
Denver
Rocks Mountains
Mustune Thirough
Ronkler Park
Finlig
Emimley
Necamber
Torin
Tauonry
Kentomber
Pont Manor
Citanelas Fe Conrad Dead in Montana
Partial report from Ratisnell Mont describes the death of Conrad Citanelas Fe and notes a pending inquiry. The text references Mont-based officials and a general casualty context tied to local events, with mentions of regional actions and authorities.
Marriage tragedy shatters wedding gathering in distress
Nov 26 report from Mesence notes Terr McNatt family at a wedding when a guest, Loy Young McNab, killed himself after writing a note. The event disrupted the celebration as authorities investigated the suicide and explained the deceased’s motive.
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Mr. McNatt
Ted
Sarfeide
Binsol
Teoheis
Anid
Woman Refuses Elopement Fails, Man Shoots Then Dies
In New York a man pleaded with Anita Corey to elope to Austria. She refused, he fired one shot through a window, she collapsed, he jumped or shot himself afterward. The Austrian, identified as Gerber, was arrested and may recover from injuries.
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New York
Ehot Qom
Anita Corey
Max Sukawatsky
Thalia
Cook
Howevne
Ang
Austria
Wowan
Lemig
Gerber
Duel Over a Waitress in a Town Tragedy
A pistol duel ends in tragedy as a man fatally wounds his opponent after a dispute at a New Town tavern. Mabel How and others witness the fatal confrontation. Police report confusion and injuries as the assailant flees the scene.
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Ratisns
Annowrdild
Loday
Ymeleingg
Mabel How Wallyerts
Danuta Iva
Political Turmoil Fears Civil War In Port au Prince
Nov 28 in Port au Prince reports General Alexis Nord, ex war minister, warns that invalidating reelections of deputies allied with Firmin could spark civil war. Government plans to defend Port au Prince amid rumors Nord may strike if the chamber rejects the general’s demands.
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Port. Au Prince
Coneral Alexis
Nord
Aulti- Shatum
My. Firmin
Ut Generk
Monroe Doctrine and Allied Views on French Participation
Varig reports on November 28 that the Tripartite powers have not pressed the question of French involvement in British German tensions. The French claims are viewed as cautiously reasonable, with progress toward a satisfactory settlement. The article analyzes how the Monroe Doctrine might guide future responses and how the alliance’s stance could serve all major powers by clarifying the doctrine’s real intent.
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Varig
Verexuela
Turbulent German Press Shows Strain Over Emperor's Fate
Nov. 2 Terlin reports Vorwu rts commentary on Emperor William’s fate amid a pending trial over a court decision. Debates center on risking loyalty to the crown versus constitutional limits, with calls for restraint and questions about the justice system and political pressure.
Stormy Scenes in German Parliament Trigger Unrest
Disorder halts a Reichstag session as lawmakers clash over tariff and minority rights. Deputies accuse a parliamentary coup d etat while reflecting on the suspension of the sitting and the push to move tariff readings.
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Charles A. Farswell
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