Raid on Black Hand in Cleveland Seizes Weapons
Post office inspectors and detectives raid a Cleveland saloon arresting twelve Italians tied to the Black Hand conspiracy. weapons including revolvers daggers and a bloodied stiletto were found. two held for trial in Cleveland as investigations widen to Columbus Marton and other Ohio points.
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Post Office
Cleveland
Veena Aeries
Falenkeeper
Conertion
Ameney
Dadan Arabeera
Cotobas
Bioek
Sarved Ianes
Chava
Society of the Banana
Antvator Lima
Trotherata
Black Hand
Marton
Colmbus
Ohio
Spadero
Thaw hearing delayed. to remain at Matteawan until July
The hearing on Harry Thaw’s habeas corpus writ was postponed to July 6 to determine if he is sane and fit for release from Matteawan asylum. Judge Mills denied postponement and ordered Thaw kept at the asylum until 8 p.m. nightly. Thaw’s family, including his mother and sister, attended the court. Mrs Thaw collapsed, requiring assistance as the delay was announced.
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Mattenawan
Harry
Thaw
Matteawan
Judi Mille
Westelester
Duchess County
Pho F Justien
Linker
Asylum
Alster
Yarmouth
Justter
Harry Thaw
Ton Ante-Reom
Pistol Duel Ends in Death at Louisville Station
Prank Sliggers, railroad detective, and WW. Chiles, a switchman for the Lingis Central Railroad, faced a pistol duel Thursday evening in Louisville. Both men died from their wounds after an altercation over routing work.
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Charle
Prominent Kansas man found dead in barn
Stubert Findley, 52, a business figure and former Blite senator, was found dead in his Wis home barn in Wichita Kan. The death is dated to Wednesday night with paralysis and heart disease noted as likely causes.
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Pound
Itis
Stubert Findley
Promnent Busiess Quan
Blite Senulor
Wis
Wichia
Kan
Mr Kinley
Sioux City Live Stock Marker Thursday Quotations
Sioux City market quotes list beef cattle at 7.40 per hundredweight and top hogs at 7.70, reflecting ongoing trade in the livestock market. Prices indicate steady demand for beef cattle and strong pork values amid regional trading.
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Sioux City
Louisville and Nashville declares 3 percent semiannual dividend
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad directors announced a semiannual dividend of 3 percent on Thursday. The two preceding annual dividends were 24.5 percent. The announcement reflects the companys recent financial guidance and capital allocation during the midyear period.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Pope Receives Archbishops in Private Audience
Archbishop Farivy of New York and the Ht Hoy Michael Bishop Maurice of St Joseph Missouri were received in private audience by the pope in Rome Thursday.
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Farivy
New York
Michael Bishop Maurice
St Joseph, Mu
Rome
Thussay
Wall Street Report Recommends Exchange Charter Repeals
A congressional committee released findings on New York financial markets including the New York stock exchange consolidated stock mercantile and metal exchanges and the earth market. It urges repealing charters for mercantile and metal exchanges and endorses a 20 percent minimum margin while condemning speculative practices tied to liquor fueled branch offices.
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Waghen
New York
Hans Weed
Consolidated Stock
Opinton
Farmers Carry Guns After Night Rider Violence Near Taftsville
In Taftsville Maine farmers arm themselves after Clyde Uatfield was murdered in ambush and Henry Berry shot by night riders on May 20. The community fears more killings and plans to flee or resist as residents stockpile firearms and authorities seek the culprits.
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Taftsville
Clyde Uatfield
Henry Berry
Tatesville
Perents
Tattaville
Muntheldl
Tain
Thomas Renton T Hatheld
Mead May Be Renewed In Franklin Parish Feud
Report from Meadville Mississippi states District Supervisor Kinison plans a meeting to form a law and order league in Franklin Parish. Purpose to guard against further outbreaks from a long feud in the parish that has already claimed the lives of Cornulus B. Prichard, Dr. A. M. Newman and Silas Reynolds.
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Meadville
Miss
Sudee
Kinison
Law and Order League
Branklin Parish
Cornullus BB. Prichard
A. M. Newman
Silos. Reynolds
Philippine Prep Trade Section Wins
A Wednesday vote adopted the Pine tree trade section amid partisan division. SIX Republicans, Horak Bristaw Chiapp Crawford and LaPollette joined Une dheovrus against the ordinance, with the semi-teal context noting filmy procedural details.
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Philippine Prep Trade Section
Tarlie Vill
Horak
Bristaw
Chiapp
Crawford
LaPollette
Missouri Court of Appeals Bill Signed To Boost Jurist Support
A Missouri measure signed into law by the governor creates funding for the Court of Appeals. The act provisions include general appropriations and support for judges, with specifics on salaries and operational needs. The bill aims to strengthen the appellate court system and clarity of judicial financing.
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Indley
Missouri
Louis
Agius
Duticic
Black Hand Leader Given 14 Year Jail Term
Joseph dunielri once a Western Canada Black Hand leader in Chicago listed crime record after a spur of activity. He escaped Bernie HB jail two weeks ago but was recaptured while en route to Seattle.
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Joseph Dunielri
Chica- 60
Wnh
Canada
Sulery
Bernie
HB. C
Seattle
Fourth Shocks In France Reported At Paris
Advices from Paris say that slight earth shocks occurred again on Wednesday at Voulou and Marsvilles. In Marsvilles the harbor water receded two feet before returning to normal levels after several hours.
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France
Paris
Voulou
Marsvilles
Georgia Road Purchase Announcement by Central Railroad Co
A notice reports the purchase of the Central or Georgia railroad by the Central Railroad Company announced Wednesday by J. F. Hanson. The item presents a brief corporate deal update with names and the involved parties.
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Ceontract of
Georgia Seid
Central Or Georgia Railroad
Ilinels Cental Railroad Company
J. F.hanson
Clash Between Steam Trawlers and Fishermen Reported
North Sydney reports a clash between American steam trawlers and French hand fishermen near Querghans. Captain Nelson on the Senator Gardner fired on a French vessel using slugs, causing minor damage and no injuries. The incident follows long standing tensions over gear damage and catches.
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North Sydney
Tin Mancester
Maes
Seldoonto Benatar Carer
Stedim
Querghans
Veseed
Gardner
Vincent Nelson
Conmmand
Senator Gardner
Nelson
Elines
Becamint
Cat
Attempted arson on Bellefontaine mayor’s home
A bottle filled with kerosene and set aflame was thrown through a window at Mayor William R. Niven of Bellefontaine Tuesday. Curtains and furniture were ignited but extinguished by the fire department. The mayor was away. two policemen saw a fleeing man but did not pursue. Mayor Niven, a dry-ticket Democrat, is on the state committee.
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Ohio
William R. Niven
Bellefontaine
Niven
A, Watt
State Committee
Nivens
Black Hand
Break in Sugar Stock Triggers Market Drop
An abrupt 8 point drop in American Sugar Refining stock occurred in the first hour of trading on Tuesday at the New York Stock Exchange. The fall from 217 to 123 on a single sale reflected concerns over ongoing litigation and potential government scrutiny, with a later rally to 444 helping some recovery as the broader market declined.
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New York Stock Exchange
Train wreck injures Mexican passengers in Pesquere crash
A Southern Pacific passenger train derailed Monday night near Hemnositlo Mexico at Pesquere. Conductor A C Budge based in Nogales and eighteen Mexican passengers were seriously injured as all coaches except the sleeper overturned.
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Guaymuas Crinch
Southern Pacific Railroad
Pesquere
Hemnositlo
Mexico
A.C. Budge
Nogales
Treasury balance report shows gold reserves and cash
Tuesday's Treasury balance sheet lists the general fund excluding the $150,000,000 gold reserve with gold coin and bullion at 50,324,309 dollars, gold certificates at 25,705,720 dollars, and available cash balances of 118,624,713 dollars.
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Treasury
General Fund
Two Killed by Lightning Near Joplin Station
Two men died when struck by a bolt during a severe electric storm that swept over the station area early Wednesday. The victims were Charles Brown of Joplin Missouri, and Howard Pue, formerly of Anderson Missouri, son of Mrs Jessie Brown.
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Charles Brown
Jdsie Brown
Joplin
Howard Pue
Newe Anderson
Dividend Declared by Corn Products Refining Co
Directors in New York Thursday declare a quarterly dividend of five percent on the companys preferred stock.
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Corn Products Refining Company
New York
Thesday
Powers Grant Turkey's Request on Crete Withdrawals
The powers accede to Turkey's request and decide that none of the international items on Crete shall be withdrawn at preagat.
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Turkey
Crete
Preagat
Turmoil at Bethany Church Ends In Temporary Injunction
A Cedar Rapids pastor dispute at Bethany Congregational Church led conservatives to win a temporary injunction barring Morse from church services. Morse accused of distorting peace. a confrontation on the street resulted in charges and a fatal shooting incident involving Capt John C. Raymond of Troop B, United States Cavalry.
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FE Moree
Bethany Congregational Church
Cedar Rapids
Vinton Lee
Bethany Church
Onawa
Trev
Mores
Af Shin
Morse
Threeten
Mar Moree
Lili
Crank Wesner Ends Life in Domestic Tragedy
Frank Wesner a noted traveling salesman shot himself in the breast at his home in Cornnell Bluffs Tuesday evening. The bullet lodged in a wall. he died from the wound. Motive appears to be domestic trouble as Mrs. Wesner had left for her parents’ home. Five children, two of whom were burned to death about a year ago, remain with relatives. Neighbors found him alone in the house after the shot.
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Frank Wesner
Tornell Bluffs
Monster serpent sighted near Beet Lane upset Mandanermal town
Residents of Wel ter City and Caeron community report a large serpentine creature described as a seven to thirty feet long fuse snake seen half a mile east while fields were plowed. The trail measured inches wide, causing widespread alarm as locals recall earlier encounters and discuss the monster’s movements near workmen and homes.
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Mandanermal Dover Eeath
Welter City
Caeron
Pathe
Gandeening Cole
Ferson
Henderson
Train Riles Aged Woman On Ottumwa Bridge
A Des Moines River bridge incident in Ottumwa left Ada Longeor dead and her daughter Pearl Lenpgeor injured after a Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul freight train struck them as they crossed. Mary Longeor escaped by jumping into the river and swimming to safety.
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Des Moines River
Ottumwa
Mes
Ada Longeor
Pearl Lenpgeor
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Mary
Longeor
Dangerous stabbing at Neola roadhouse after feud
Joseph A. Flynn, a retired farmer of Neola, was seriously wounded early Saturday when Frank Tolinson, a traveling peddler, attacked him in the hardware store of TL or White. Johnson, who claimed someone was after him, entered the store with a wrench and struck Flynn before being captured in a vacant building. A morphine package was found on Johnson, who says his home is in Keokuk.
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Wetired Parmner
Neola
Joseph A. Flynn
Frank Tolinson
Lotusta
Hardaware
TL Or
Johnson
A Merk
Robert Thaemussen
Johneon
Tutmussen
Fomeone
Hat
Biare Flynn
Johnson Becae
Mr. Flyton
Aeut Pes Tore Rasmussen
Molyan
Rohnson
Keokul
Drowns in Pit Pond Near City
Peter Anderson aged 19 perished while bathing at a gravel pit pond southwest of the city. He and three companions swam from a dock when cramps struck and he disappeared under water before help could reach him. His body was recovered a few hours later.
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Peter Anderson
Wis Nyp
Lawa Falls
Colfax Seeks Carnegie Library Site For Public Library
Colfax women pursue a Carnegie library grant and a suitable building site. Colfax already supports a fine public library but lacks a proper structure. Fatally hurt in a bicycle auto collision on Seventeenth street, Wits probably fatally injured Dou Du buque man. One eye knocked out and skull injured. Boone Street: Dr O H Le Mason, pastor of the West Presbyterian church of Solone, leads a campaign to close Boone saloons. Miss Messie Harris, daughter of Mt drew and KL Harris, former pastor to Secretary Shaw, to teach women’s college in Rome, Italy for the coming year. The mutilated remains of Harry Walding, of Dubuque, identified after being found in Iowa Central yards.
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Marry Holtz
Dubuque
Seventeenth Street
Boone Staluons
O. H. le Mason
Wirst
Romie
Messie Harris
Drew
SL KL Harris
Treasury
Shaw
Dettison
Boone
Home
Italy
Storm damages Mason City as strong winds flood streets
A severe storm struck Mason City Monday night causing heavy wing and rain. Signs along the street were blown down, windows shattered, and goods worth hundreds of dollars ruined.
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Mason City
Trinued Cari Too Closely Ends in Amputation
The report states Jack Parker of Marshalltown underwent above knee amputation after blood poisoning from a corn trimmed too closely. The incident occurred Monday afternoon and the cause is described as critical.
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Lvewuse
Jack’ Parker
Marshalltown
Oskaloosa College Sold to San Praneises Minister
Oskaloosa College, a pioneer Christian educational institution in Iowa, is reportedly sold to a San Praneises Minister and associates. The transfer from J. Burton who ran it as a normal business college with a correspondence school follows efforts by the Oskaloosa Commercial Club. Burton transfers interests to Colorado as the college will be reorganized and expanded under new ownership.
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Christian Institution
San Praneises
Ftev
Wiser
San Prancises
Oskaloosa College
Christian Church of
Lowa
Hhe Place
J. Burton
Schndal
Oskalugga Commmercial Club
Burton
Colorado
Parochial School Plot Sought Near St Marys Hidera
Pastor Batcher W J Cunvery of St Marys church in Hidera has secured a 30 day option on a fine plot adjacent to his parish. The undertaking by the To tal Abstinence league of the Dubuque district aims to raise funds to purchase the land and build a parochial school adjoining the church.
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Batcher
W. J. Cunvery
St. Mary’s Church
Hidera
Total Abstinence League
Dubuque
Drainage District Approved by Pottawattamie Board
The Pottawattamie County board of supervisors narrowly passed a drainage district measure by a one vote margin to create the Nishnabuluia drainage district. The project aims to straighten and widen the Nishnabotng river via a ditch crossing the current stream eighty nine times, in a plan endorsed by Governor Carroll. Shapsgy College awarded Governor B F Carroll the Doctor of Laws degree on Saturday.
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Board of Supervisors
Pottawattamie
Mayasa Drainage Board
Nishnabuluia
Nishnabotng
Guv. Carroll
Shapsgy College
Indhangla
B. F. Carroll
Ocean liner Slavonia wrecked off Azores
The Cunard liner Slavonia with 119 saloon and 300 steerage passengers ran aground Friday near Flores island in the Azores. Rescue by Prinzess Irene and Batavia saved all aboard. Most cabin passengers were American. Cause thought to be fog and rough seas. The ship, sister to the Altonia Pannonia and Carpathia, was valued around 750000 dollars.
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Azores
Talon
Slavonia
Cunard Line
Flores Island
New York
Naples
Genoa
Prinzess Irene
Lloyd Line
Batavia
Altonia
Pannonia
Carpathia
U.S. Gains in Canada Trade Boldly Reported
Officials in Washington cite Canadian trade data showing U S imports surpassing Britain in Canada. From 1869 to 1909 U S share rose to 60.4 percent while British share fell to 23.69 percent. In 1907 U S accounted for 53 percent of manufactured imports totaling 166 million dollars. Britain supplied 33 percent. British and colonial goods enter Canada at lower tariffs than U S products.
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Dominion
United States
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Great Britain
United Kingdom
British Colonies
Fire destroys Decatur cereal mill and elevator
A fire at the Decatur Cereal Company in Decatur Illinois started after 1 am Tuesday from sixth floor wiring. The mill and adjacent elevator, each owned by the company, were destroyed with a total loss of about 650000 and 80000 bushels of corn lost. fireman John Sheehy was killed by a falling timber. Local water pressure hampered efforts.
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Decatur
Ill
Decatur Cereal Company
John’ Sheehy
Eldorado
Vandyke
Wabash
Want to Expel Prof Foster from Church and University
Chicago Baptiste ministers push to expel Professor George Burnam Foster from the church and possibly from the University of Chicago faculty. They accuse his new book The Function of Religion in Man's Struggle for Existence of Unitarian views and insult to clergymen. Foster defends himself as a typical old fashioned Baptist and his 17 year old son George defends him, urging a review of the book not the man.
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Chicago Baptiste
George Burnam Foster
Chicago University
Foster
George
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