Stensland Sent 18 to Joliet Prison by Chicago Judge
Chicago, Sept 26. Paul D. Stensland, fugitive president of the defunct Milwaukee Avenue State bank, is taken by train to Joliet penitentiary after pleading guilty to embezzlement. He arrives under heavy guard. court session marks his removal. his daughter and officials travel with the party. The incident draws a crowded scene as police clear a path.
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Judec Kersten
Dart
Alensland
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Stensland
Dudge Kersten
Jolet
Audry
Stenaland
Sean
Jollet
Ireland
Sheri McMatmo
J. Ty. Amman
No Warrant for Smith's Arrest in Utah District Court
A Utah district court refused to issue a warrant for the arrest of President Joseph Smith, holding the complaint sworn by Charles Montoy Owen failed to show probable cause. The proceedings referenced related petitions for administration letters and unsettled claims tied to the Mormon church.
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Balt Lake
Parles B. Cartatenssen
Joseph Smith
Charles Montyy Owen
Road of Te Mormon Church
Owen Waa
Mary Schwabe Mori
Charles Setsheen Aly
Mreal Dent Smith
Seth
New York
Taft Letter Declares Determination to Seek Presidency
A dated Sept 2 dispatch from Savana conveys Secretary Taft’s reply to American peace negotiators, stating his plan to resign the presidency and reject the peace terms offered. The letter discusses opposition to rebels and the political stance needed to restore order, while affirming a personal request to avoid further disruption and asserting allegiance to the government.
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Savana
Palmas
Taft
Aleixot
Reon
Ieelan
Ferma
Sita
China
Peestabliah
Gould
Shiek
ieriNun
Intervention Likely Shakes Government in Septa Hintapa
Sept 26 update from Hintapa notes near collapse of governing party as forces push for intervention. Discussion cites Us role and potential peace talks while domestic factions debate authority and the path toward stability amid foreign troop involvement.
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Hintapa
Aslard Us
Dan Alabt
Geminelal Amd Tantricipal
Draganen
Cminlairation
Dyer
Caiman
Betulatt
Resignation shakes Chicago congregations amid shift in city church scene
The Separation era turmoil hits two South Side pastors as one resigns from South Side Congregational Church on Direr el Boulevard and Fortleth, urging purification of faith. Another minister at Immanuel Baptist on Trentrtbird Street considers a new evangelical path after an offer from the Baptist Church of America.
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Teave
Mors Tranlent
Wizard Crown ‘Thorp
Routh Congregational Church
Direnel Houlevard
Fortleth Street
Jihpelua Myers
Immanuel Baptist Church
Trentrtbird Street
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Tadia
New York
Bailey Defends His Senate Record In Public Reply
The article records SEN Baileys defense of his senate record amid a political clash in Texas. It cites opponents accusing past votes of misdirection and praises his past service while warning against detraction.
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Sen.bailey
Public service restraint cited by attorney senator
A senator asserts his duty to the public service prevented him from holding law practice or other jobs. He claims 18 years of attendance in Congress and 15 years in the Senate show unwavering public duty, while defending allegations that his work favored clients over constituents. He references meetings with Oil companies and a claim that Water Puree Oil would remain independent if allowed to continue business locally.
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Tera
Zea
Whaley
Teras
Chad
Jeter
Terries
Hollivan
Aeealine
Tieskieon
Mary Otuey
Conor
Maley
Lee
Han Leon
Lamrez
Feehan
Cain
Shokovac
Senate
H. Kirby
Legislative Committee
Perce
Gulnermile
Belog
Toren
Riot report from Atlanta city during riot crackdown
Alenia Ga Sept 26 authorities control race riot as Duvineds resumes normal conditions. City schools open and factories begin operations after Saturday pause. A citizen committee led by the mayor, police and military authorities maintains order with army and cavalry on duty.
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Attiauos
Bern
Exloena
Heenson Lo Regia
Eemnett Vna
Elitzean
Tee Maorder Lartelaht
Feos Ender
Tony Teentdal
Peice
Vaders Driven Off by Aggressive Foray at San Deg
Fragmented report describes a clash near San Deg involving a wall of armed forces and shifting forays. Names and locations are garbled but imply a defense against a raid with casualties or disruptions, and ongoing pursuit or retreat actions cited by local authorities.
Trains crash after open switch wrecks cars in Wis
A freight and passenger train collision occurred near Catlin Wisconsin when an open switch caused a wreck. Cars burned, four killed and dozens injured, with extensive damage reported. An official statement from Wabash lines cited the siding wreck and casualties, while other notes referenced a separate bridge accident and political convention dispatches.
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Poster
Danville
Tet
St Cato
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Citr
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Hillstern Bridge
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Burard
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Atma
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Dole
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Veary
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Millane
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Hart
Geosee Aedenan
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Tetaloving
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Colores Porter
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Mall
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Ant Fon
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Gine
Paiol
Busnal
George Gotamen
Decatur
Mellman
Panyille
Horplint
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Henry Amer
Wabash Lemchquarters
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Cattin
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Anil
Ely Irs
Psrovet
Jonas Datler
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Sail for Havana Amid Storm of Confusion
A fragmented wartime note from Washington discusses naval movements toward Havana in a tense, chaotic dispatch. The unreadable text mentions plans, a wary stance at sea, and coordination with various officers as authorities prepare to respond to the unfolding situation.
Bridge Gave Way No Deaths Reported Inquiry Opened
A bridge collapse incident left no fatalities amid initial examinations. Authorities launched a formal inquiry to determine cause and assess structural integrity. Emergency crews secured the site while engineers reviewed debris and maintenance records for potential contributing factors. Market and local officials monitored traffic diversions and safety protocols.
Opposition to Hearst Dominates Albany Conference
Bitter sessions at the Albany convention center around Jeremiah Hearst and factionalism within the Democratic party. Speakers like Howard M. Shepard and Senator McCarren urged moderation, forecasting the possibility of a third ticket while supporting unity to sustain the party under a new leadership.
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Waaltrian Nizus
Abe
New York Democratic
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Weater
Heleronfermnen
Albany
Hre J
Hearst
Democratic Party
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Auburn
Hearyt
Benator
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Saratoga
Mann
New York
Ans
Beit
Ty Chaniel Mienhe
Pat McCarres
Typhoon Devastates Northern Island Regions
A powerful typhoon struck the northern west of the island of Luma on Sept TS, causing severe damage in Gallaten Antare and Hares. Four towns were heavily damaged and crops destroyed. The island’s central areas suffered extensive disruption with unknown total damage but substantial losses reported. A further storm in surrounding regions caused home, crop, and infrastructure damage as it moved along its path.
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