Sheriff Shot in Utah Box Canyon Pursuit of Horse Thief
Utah news from Orangeville reports Sheriff Tuttle of Binary county was shot by Joe Walker, a horse thief, during a canyon chase near the San Rafael river. Walker fled on foot after wounding the sheriff in the left thigh. posse pursuit continues as authorities seek to capture the suspected bandit.
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Orangeville
Utah
Tuttle
Binary County
Joe Walker
Hores
Walker Yas
J M Whitemore
Price
San Rafael
Sepant
Luttle Belnyg
Min
Moountain
Tornado Devastates Chandler Oklahoma Section
A ferocious tornado struck Chandler Oklahoma fifty miles east of Guthrie, wiping out most buildings. Twenty lives were lost with scores injured as fires broke out among debris. Guthrie physicians and officials reported extensive casualties and disrupted communications.
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Guthrie
Okla
Chandler
Hare
Mitchell
Grand Island
Lo Oduck
Chindle
Commissioner to Cuba in Havana Inquiry
Washington reports Judge Day of Canton urged as the State Department’s legal representative for an investigation into the death of Pt. Ruiz in Havana. President favors sending Day to advance inquiry while seeking an unprejudiced view and coordination with local officials.
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Washington
Ward JO
Judge Willam
Canton
Prestant Michinkey
White House
Seretry Porter
Murda
Ruiz
State Department
Tt Tkuty
Atafa
Havana
Rede
Greeks Cross Border in Gulf War Era Clash
Unclear report describes Greek forces crossing a border during a recent confrontation near Constantinople. It mentions Greek casualties with multiple killed and twenty wounded as troops retreat across a line near Liakish and Gaya, citing an officer Jhis Rakes.
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Constantinople
eTte
Flaspoo
Alexis Tales Prather
Newt Derevcta
Gaya
Jhis Rakes
Insu
Wendy Anothkmown
Miller murder shrouded in abrupt tragic note
The report states Mrs John W. Miller was found dead and outraged Tuesday after her husband’s temporary absence. It notes a truck employee as a suspect and places the incident near Columbus on March 3.
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Columbus
John W. Miller
Trmp
Miller
Indian lands near Wichita opened amid mineral boom
Washington reports indicate the Wichita country, held by Kiowa, Comanche and Apache nations, will open by May. Gold and silver excitement in the Wichita mountains draws attention to the border of this new territory, with the opening expected to surpass prior Indian land openings in note and significance.
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Torry
Washington
Wichita Country
Wichita Mountains
Arden
Indian Territory
Whole family gone in river drowning tragedy near Pawnee City
Mrs John McGraw and her five children aged 1 to 12 attempted a ford near Hole Creek en route to St Lvidget church. The wagon toppled in the swift current and all five children were drowned while the mother escaped. Authorities fear Mrs McKinn may be driven to insanity by the loss.
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Misa
Maggie Thompson
Utah Steam Laundry
Salt Lake City
Wringer
Booth Tudor
Salvation Army
Salt Lake
Novelty Theater
Tabernacle
Carmen
Grand Theater
John Sharp
Estell Bear River
Bearlak
Sevier River
Utah Lake
API
Mi Sharp
Danilel Jones
Wellsville
Hamea
Jones
Park
Salt Maku Mayith
Stewart
Max Sohr
George
Salb Dale
Vtec
Manug Ictus
Pawnee City
Neb
Kanotts
John McGraw
Hole Creek
Adanally
McKinn
Illinois Bank Robbed Near Galestury and Nearby Towns
A Chicago-raised gang robbed the Stuta bank last night using nitro glycerin to blast the safe. Amount stolen estimated between 3000 and 8000 dollars. Suspects include professor ars John S Devilin and foe S 'shea man of Chicago, arrested on suspicion. Bank insured. no other local robberies reported in the area.
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Galestury
John S Devilin
Foe S ‘Sheaman
Chicago
Joss Ttow
Actien
Onarge
Bank of
Shipyrsville
Tobbid
Hawke
Kewanee
Altooim
Noncy Wis Ebained
Governor reports reforms at Montana reform school
Governor Smith returns from a state reform school investigation. He finds the joint committee’s report unsupported, notes cruelty charges were overstated, and approves a new superintendent Greek Fores Hombardo. Elsewhere, Greek forces bombard and engage at Spinatonge and Spinalonga, with clashes across Crete as Libyan ships aid the defense.
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Elena Vent
Smith Yeaterday
Hiy
State Reform School
Mild City
Govano
Tvidina
Wylton
Constantinople sultan threat claimed amid farce rumor
A chaotic dispatch from Constantinople reports a rumored assassination or threat supposedly tied to a predicted Arminite blast. No event occurred. police and palace guards remained alert as public fear spread briefly. Chicago and western railroad news describe transport disruptions and possible fares, while a U S Supreme Court decision and passenger-agent activity are noted.
Convict Burglar Branding Demonstration Reported
A regtvlator hall presentation occurred on March 3 detailing branding methods for convict burglars as they appear on checks. Barbara Vrankfort referenced in relation to the update. The event aimed to illustrate enforcement actions and identify offenders through distinctive marks.
Vermillion Rail Disruptions After Missouri River Floods
A heavy rain and rising Missouri River floodwaters caused washouts between Redfield and Mitchell, delaying railroad traffic. Downtown Vermillion reported a degree of washout damage with track lines affected and routing impacted by the rising waters and unsettled bottom lands.
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Missouri River
Jim
Missouri
Redfield
Mitchell
Coinage in Japan debated by treasury secretary policy note
Washington March 29 The secretary of the treasury reports from the United States minister at Tokyo that Japan plans to declare a day when its coinage bill would be presented and could alter the currency system. The proposal would set a gold yen equal in value and weight to the old Japanese gold yen, pegging it near 70 cents in U.S. currency and tying silver yen to a gold standard with silver restricted to small denominations. The plan aims to stabilize exchange by aligning metals and establishing a fixed gold value for the yen.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Mane
Lolo
Japan
United States
Gollscu
Declined to Serve as Cabinet Offer Discussed
The brief explains that Omilt Mich declined a cabinet position offered via wire to General Cowan as he traveled to Washington for legal business. Senator Thurston consulted, and the offer aimed to replace an ex-congressman with a soldier tied to Omaha connections. The item notes a $1500 annual rate and ongoing efforts to set the price.
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Join L Webster
Jas Rofa
Thorston
Genel Cowan
Washington
Thurston
Mellejohn
Omaha
Air Ship Sighted Over Omaha City At Night
An air ship credited to Omaha is seen again over the city last night, reported by several citizens. The glowing craft moved southeast to northwest, hovered near the south, then faded behind houses, with a slow, faint hum heard. Local observers describe a large balloon like object emitting steady light as it drifted over Ul parts of the city.
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Tavidin
Nats Suda Bay
Shine
Spinatonge
Hterakiom
Forcce
Putsunain
Spinalonga
Omaha Keb
New York Man Found Unconscious After Gas Incident
A New York man was found unconscious yesterday near a hotel after two women were found dead from gas exposure. He died in hospital despite attempts to revive him. Papers reportedly signed transferring Jackoon county coal fields to a London syndicate for 1,000,000, with companions included in the consolidation.
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New York
Maach J—Anth Wy Marshall
Wome
Whale
Taby
Tekeo
Adour Wallhouw Lathan
Coatthouse
Jackoon County
Hiurer Syndicate of
London
Ghired
Trunmsfi
Deputies Consider Prosecution in Manama Scandals
A committee appointed by the chamber of deputies met to discuss prosecuting Deputies Naquet Thent Maret and Antidle 93c r for alleged involvement in the Manama scandals. The panel debated and ultimately authorized prosecution.
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Chowr
Naquet Thent, Maret
Antidle
Manama
Tolas
Wyoming Senator Warren Urges Trade Policy Changes
In Washington April 1 Senator Warren of Wyoming pressed Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee to modify tariff policies affecting western interests. She proposed adjustments to the wool schedule, favored duties on hides, and suggested changes to asbestos plumbing products and related items. The committee pledged to consider these suggestions along with others from fellow senators, with all members to have an opportunity to be heard.
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Washington
Senatos Warren
Wyoming
Senate Committee
Ife
World Wheat Crop Seen Suffering From Low Yields
A late March report from the Secretary of Agriculture surveys the 1896 US wheat crop at about 8438 bushels per acre with a total near 14 000 600 bushels less than 1895 but still larger than earlier estimates. Regions report scarce seed reserves and widespread drought impacts threaten spring crops as heavy rains swell rivers and flood plains.
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Chicago
Washington
Scretary of Agriculture
United States
Mississippi flood fears rise as levees brace
Washington reports Celalls pie, Misshuappom mission head telegraphed General Wilson about yesterday’s river readings from Vicksburg to Vempis. Flood levels vary from one and a half to the cited above any prior readings, causing nationwide unease as Allstite levees and Foulds race costs. Despite some damage near Greenville, many levees hold firm while property values show Champion Corbett’s wealth at 150000 to 175000.
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Washington
Misshuapp Commission
Wilson
Vicksburg
Greenville
Dunver Center Cole opens new church building
A newly established church at the Quickets church site in Denver Center Cole opened yesterday. Rev William Yoolwn presided, with remarks praising the community uplift. Officials reported a rise in 4 category measures and local per thousand rates reaching 1802, noting improvements in civic life.
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Cole
Wahg
Ovce
Jkny Roo
Willam Yoolwn
Fragmentary prompt yields uncertain historical note
The readable text appears fragmented with unclear names and events. It lacks coherent details to identify people places dates or actions for a reliable news item or archival card.
Wind Direction Dilemma and Alaska Steamwreck Reports
Weather musings discuss wind origin and how to fix a weathercock when a light breeze stirs the air. The note links gale conditions to uncertain winds and mentions new wrecks along the Wilipi and Dora steam lines in the Alaska county area.
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Wilipi
Dora
Fragmented Meditation on Prayer and Self Deception
The fragment discusses prayer as only God can properly pray and warns that humans hide their sins while God remains everywhere. It notes the will of God should guide a person and mentions a plan of salvation that burdens individuals to self-harm. It reflects on heavenward lives that drift toward ruin and hints at God’s involvement in human perception.
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