Hartmanns Murder Interpellation Shocks Reichstag
Berlin reports a center party interpellation demanding soldiers and marines off duty leave arms in barracks after the Hartmann murder by a Hussener at Essen on Good Friday. Debate questions discipline, navy leadership, and whether youths should bear arms, with calls to bar off duty armament.
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Berlin
Center Party
Hartmann
Naval der Hussener
Essen
Herr Stapzel
Ile
Hassmer
Hassemer
Admiral von Tirnitz
Thartmann
Hugsener
Reich- Atag
von Tirpitz
Kiel
Hoyaseener
von Tirpity
Hartinion
Bkney
Anssener
Herr Groeher
Death Reveals Her Sex After Thirteen Years Living as a Man
In Madisonville Kentucky an Amro Bank farmer who died suddenly near Mullenberg County was found to be a woman after years living as a man. Mrs. Fred Gireon reported the disguise, saying the deceased had come to Millerberg County with a small child and wore men's clothing. The woman claimed education in Massachusetts and adopted a male persona to better make a living. The decedent’s only known living relative is her daughter, Carol.
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Madisonville
Amro Bank
Bia Hone
Mullenberg County
Fred Gireon
Millerberg County
Dri Ik Lane
Gireen
Massachusetts
Coit Whe Bief
Mena Gar Bojane
Ste Eonthuel
Hes Dink
Carol
Leper Soldier Pay Case Heads to War Department
A leper soldier case from South Carolina, involving pay receipts and a potential power of attorney, is before the War Department. The officer is isolated in the South, with pay handled through doctors and officers as arrangements are finalized. Also reported: riots in St. Petersburg leave many dead or wounded and Carnegie funds support Tuskegee. an elderly widow cremated in Pooting, HL.
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South Carolina
Washington
Philipps
War Department
Judge Advocate Poor
Lin
Southapalina
Wurde
St. Petersburg
Imronstadt
Kronadt
Masukol
Explosion at Nova Scotia coal mine leaves four missing
A rough report from Lifax Nova Scotia describes a mine explosion in Syd-B. area with four miners trapped. One man escaped burned, a rescue party was sent after the missing workers. Details on the engine, breather, and weather are unclear.
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Lifax
N.S
Syd- B
Downiion
Tyner Dismissal Sparks Postoffice Turmoil
Washington reports a sensational turn in postal affairs as Postmaster General Payne announces the dismissal of James N. Tyner the assistant attorney general for the post office. He accuses Mrs Tyner of removing papers from Tyner's office with others and says the government may seek justice. Arrests are under consideration with more developments anticipated.
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Payne
Washington
Post Office Department
James N. Tyner
Attacmey
Tyner
Carpenters to Resume Work After New York Strike
National headquarters of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners ordered telegraphed instructions to New York City strikers to end hostilities and return to work pending a committee's plan to seek unity with the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters. A conference is set for May 4 to work out terms for joining the amalgamated society with the union.
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New York
Indianapolis
United Brotherhood of Carpenters Nnn
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
New York City
Carpenters
Amalgamated Society
Ont Carpenters
United Brotherhood
Train Collision Near Franton Wyre Hears Injuries
Several badly injured after coal train crashes into fast mail near Franton Wyre. Foremost impact blocks eastbound line causing derailment and wreckage. crew members pinned, engines damaged, and emergency crews respond.
Japan Alarmed As Warships Ordered To Nae Chowneg
Reports claim Japanese warships have been ordered to Nae Chowneg and a secret conference is held. Analysts outline possible moves as tensions rise over the Tibet stress and European reactions. Strong named actors include Rajanoese Pies and Rossyon deniacide Co in a broader regional crisis.
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Senda
Rossyon Deniacide Co
Arbitration Board Sees Firms Oppose Wales Strike
The state board of arbitration reports that textile firms, led by the Lawrence Marine Tank Company, resisted progress in the Wales strike. The record notes limited cooperation and the demand by organized labor for action, with the company’s books indicating capacity to meet demands.
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Against Advance
Wales
Boston
State Board of Arbitration
Fll
Gay, Bates
Prouvesd
ET Qoo
Enimot
Hiebor
Daawrenee Marine Cink Company
Confessed Sixty Murders memorialized in crossbow crucifixion tale
A garbled report from Silesia describes Chintrse desperadoes and a man named Chin Caboor accused of sixty murders. The story ties death by cross and a fiery, ritualistic scene on bridges and in a warehouse. Details are unclear, with references to estates, discordant signatures, and a broad sweep of wartime lore.
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Chintrse Deperadoe
Thames
Mutal Boiler Explosion Shuts Down Winsun-Salem Sawmill
At a Shore and Miller sawmill near Beth Sploded in Winsun-Salem North Carolina a boiler explosion killed three men and injured another. The blast at the mill caused extensive damage and halted operations.
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Winstun-Salem
Phe Beiler
Shore & Moser
Sawsoil
Deshany
Exploikal
Dhee Usen
Boiles
N. C
Phe Hotkey
Shore & Miller
Beth
Anuthen
Street quarrel leaves man fatally hurt in Mallows Alabama
An afternoon street quarrel in Mallows Alabama left a Black man fatally hurt. Two white men, J. A. Locke and Buris, were struck by a wounded man named Jones but suffered no serious injuries.
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Hon. Mallows
Box Jones
J. A. Locké
Buris
Joes
Bricklayers Begin Work Amid Unclear Tulia Site Notes
Bricklayers resume work at the Tulia project with unclear find sites and ongoing construction actions. The article notes resumed labor and questions about the exact location of the building activities while authorities review the site conditions and safety measures.
Last War Governor Ramsey Dies at 88 in Minnesota
Alexander Ramsey former Minnesota governor secretary of war and two term U.S. senator died at his St Paul home aged 88 after a February illness described as goat attack. Born 1815 in Pennsylvania he moved to Minnesota in 1849 and helped shape the state constitution editing debates before becoming governor in 1860. He was the last living war governor and was among the first to offer a regiment to the Union at the outbreak of the Civil War.
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Alexander Ramsey
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Moyes
United States
Gov. Ramsey
Inez
Pennsylvania
Gov. Rameyer
Washington
Fort Sumter
Blame Cigarettes for Crime: Father Attacks Daughter and Dies
Baltimore report of J A Hills an inveterate cigarette smoker who, in a mental derangement, attacked his little daughter with a hammer then leaped from a second story porch at Oak Forest Park. A servant heard screams and found the child severely injured. doctors pronounced Hills dead. The child, Reeves Hill, is the daughter of a prominent local figure.
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Baltimore
J. A. Hills
Oak Forest Park
Phasiians
Hill
Reeves
William Tan
STICKNEY AGAIN ROAD PROTECTION FOR MILLING INTERERTA
A garbled account describes Wis Road providing protection to milling interests and mentions Chicago Great Western and Western interurban themes. It references a plan to stabilize routes between regions, promising repairs and reevaluation of service and freight impact amid industry concerns.
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Wis
Chicago Great Western
Taaing
Fragmented quote on U S leadership and public attention
A garbled discussion piece references Jobo Burne and public ties to industrial policy in the United States. It notes complaints about attention to crowding and improvements while mentioning international comparisons and wartime expectations.
Rural Tax Collection by Mail Aids Farmers
Farmers can save time by following county treasurer advice in Logaisport. Debtors along rural routes receive letters or notices to procure money orders for payday taxes, avoiding daily trips to town. The new plan aims to streamline tax collection as spring rush begins.
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Logaisport
Padie
Soldiers Sentenced for Riot in Pretori a Prausvaal Barracks
Reported sentences condemn Britons and others to death for taking part in a barracks riot near Pretoria and Praesvaal. Military police confronted armed groups, resulting in deaths and injuries among soldiers and civilians. meanwhile strikes and clashes involving troops, marines, and city defense continue in other regions.
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Prausvaal
Sol- Vivek
Leinster Regiment
Wedinendaik
Dentiu
Theo Supreme Court Oi
Seuuveh
Dawake
Leia
Murdered? Century-Old Mystery in Mt Vernon
Daniel Crabtree, aged 1038 years, was found dead in bed at his Mt Vernon home near the east side yesterday. He had reportedly bought a railroad ticket and planned to move to Oklahoma, with unclear surrounding details and garbled OCR remnants.
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Mt. Vernon
Daniel Crabtree
Oklahoma
Fausto Faust Sentenced Two Years For Manslaughter
Charles Faust was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for the killing of his brother James during a burglary attempt at a home in Washington Township. The jury verdict was a compromise, and nephew George Crone was freed for lack of criminal intent due to youth.
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Carroll
Church
Charles Faust
Renee
George Crone
Iaust
James
Tater
Phares
Fera
Washington
Tames
Charles Favat
Sol Favat
Diag
Second Trial of Mat Punter for Murder of Homer Hollage
A second trial for Mat Punter over the murder of Homer Hollage proceeded under Judge Dervish amid tense courtroom proceedings. The defendant faced potential life sentences as the trial weighed evidence and testimonies, with the court noting ongoing juror concerns and procedural debates.
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Homer Hollage
Mire Pianta
Streritf
Vitor
Hani
Tayi
Gerber
Oortel
Eigen
Fine
Dervish Bettie
Oscar Tandy Attack Leaves Two Severed Limbs
A chaotic street incident ends with Oscar Tandy and two others severely injured as attackers sever one victim's legs and severities described, while another man struggles to stay conscious. Police pursue suspects as bystanders assist.
Major Cram Dies as Federal Attorney Passes Away
Mary De Witt Cram, a third assistant United States district attorney, died recently. He was born in Vermont, studied law, and was admitted to the bar. He served as U S district attorney since 1882 with an interval of four years, including service in New York and a role against Sioux interests after the Civil War.
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Waterloo
Spiceiat
Mary de Witt C. Cram
Poalleu States
Dom
Vermont
Chester Academy
Bhattaiouthollege
United States
Woman committed to Mt Pleasant for dipsomaniacs
Annie Moran of Council Bluffs wife of Union Pacific car inspector Martie Mora was committed by Judge Wheeler to the state hospital at Mt Pleasant for dipsomaniacs for one year. She is said to be the first woman in Wottawattamiv County and among the early four in the state under the new law. James Locke dead in Des Moines. Andrew J Strain, 76, killed by a train near a trestle. Body found under raft believed to Charles Hebburg. Farmers institute planned for Onawa May 22 23 with Will C Whitley as president and C W Sears secretary together with local executive committee.
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Council Bluffs
Mount Pleasant
Martie Mora
Union Pacific
Wheeler
District Court
State Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Farmers’ Institute
Cantana
Onawa
Will C. Whitley
C. W. Sears
Northwestern Teachers Meeting Closes in Sioux City
The tenth annual Northwestern Town Teachers Association meet adjourned at noon Saturday after a three day event in Sioux City. Offici als praised the gathering as the best yet with praise from officers leaders and members. New officers named include President A T Bigelow Le Mara Vice President F E Lark Onawa Treasurer Miss Marin Z Pingrey Faithville Recording Secretary Kiva Th Kendall Sioux City Executive Committee A V Stoma Cherokee and T Vo Durkee Sioux Rapids with Q Mullen Fort Dodge also on the panel.
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le Mara
A. Tt. Bigelow
LeMara
F. BE
Lark
Onnawa
Misa Marin Z. Pingrey
Fatherville
Phetep Aang Kiva
Kendall
Sioux City
Cunivmas
A. V. Stoma
T. Vo Durkee
Sioux Rapids
Quoree
Mullen
Fort Dodge
Wealthy farmer dies by self-inflicted shotgun blast
Warren Beebe, a prosperous farmer near Stratford in Webster County, reportedly shot himself in the mouth with a charged shotgun. His body lay on the floor when relatives returned from a funeral. A dispute with neighbors over the location of a township school is cited as a triggering factor. Beebe supported a large family and was well known in the area.
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Stratford
Webster County
Reeba
Acidibors
Beebe Lagves
Tearing Up Tracks By Sioux City Firm Sparks Protest
A Sioux City company Avona Infann tion Ageing disrupts city tracks on Dstelosen Street. Workers halted progress after protests by property owners, with police noting tensions and potential legal action to forestall further damage.
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Avona
Sion
Eiarden
Jis Prietion Company
Tie Aeroor & Company
Swift & Congany Tome Ip
Dstelosen
Tywenty-obith Steet
Riideiht
Woose
Praetion Coroparns
Dacsa
Fatal Collision Ends One Life at Switch Engine Crash
A switch engine collision near 2407 Seventh Avenue and 2802 Fifth Avenue killed one worker and left another, Syd vester Elbiney, an engineer, gravely injured. Dr Vol, treasurer handling the case, expressed hope for the injured man’s recovery as of the report.
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Couned Blout
Astin
Puiesdary
Ome
Aii
Sydvester EL Biney
Aeoengineer
Sith Avenue
Min Piney
Vol, Tresaror
Mrs Hossack Free Woman Convicted of Husband Killing Ordered Reloan
A disordered dispatch reports that Mops Mallarret Tlossagh, convicted of murdering her husband with an axe, is to be freed after supreme court action. Jury verdicts and legal maneuvers led to the release, with prosecutors filing a trial on further charges against a related figure.
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Dew Motes
Mallarret
Peraseeuch Attyrney Las
Canvietad
Hasband
Triplets Do Well In Spencer Family News
The Oleson family welcomes the first Spencer triplets born weighing 4 pounds 4 ounces, 6 pounds 4 ounces, and 4 pounds. Mrs Qleson recovering after severe illness. Also reported: suicide by shotgun in Sioux City, a farmhand sues for damages in Preston Township, Harlan brick yards form a new corporation, and a Creston man severely hurt showing a horse.
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Spencer
A& Me
Qteson
Qleson
Paris advances in sidewalk construction century ago
A hundred years ago Paris began building sidewalks. A sarcastic forecast warned the project would become slow as a turtle. Aaron Burr, then vice president, received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Princeton. U S commerce was booming with fifty ships bearing the Stars and Stripes sighted in Liverpool harbor.
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Pope la
Aaron Burr
United States
Princeton University
United
Vera Cruz Refuses Governor General Rincom Over Traitors
Seventy five years ago Vera Cruz refused to receive Governor General Rincom for not punishing Mexican traitors. In Washington a House military affairs committee was ordered to draft a bill abolishing the office of major general of the army as superfluous.
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Rincom
House
Washington
Ay Obi
Fifty Years Ago in News Abridged
Fifty years ago a grand reception honored the Spanish governor general of the Philippines the Marquia de Urbistorde and family aboard a United States warship at Mine Nida. Vice-President King died in Selma Alabama after a weak oath in Washington. The Massachusetts Legislature ordered an investigation into “spirit rappers” with no report on unstable laws to protect the incredulous and ignorant. The first pneumatic tide service or atmospheric telegraph was tested on Dhisgom with mail packet ages sent by steamer.
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Keily
United States
Minenida
King
Selma
Ala
Washington
Massachusetts
Fractured 19th Century Conflicts and Union Rhetoric
A fragmentary report notes a French invasion threat at Puebla repulsed after siege attempts. Millard Fillmore warns agitation over slavery risks total anarchy and urges preserving the prewar Union. Indianapolis troops capture seven Knights of the Golden Circle leaders after clashes at Danville that wounded five Union men.
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Puebla
Millard Filmore
Anawep
Indianapolis
Knights of the Golden Circle
Dan Voorhees
Danville
Riots and battles mark 30 years ago across states and lands
Thirty years past reports describe Pielton arriving at Hara as captain general and calling for rebellion suppression. Bank robbery clashes kill twelve, wound forty, with many injured as riots wreck sixteen breweries and loot shops. Modoc Indians die, chiefs scalped by Gol Perry forces near Tule Lake. In 1876 protectionists plan to oppose Blaine over tariff stance.
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Pielton
Hara
Bankfort
Gol. Perry
Tule Lake
Pennsylvania
James G. Blaine
Fifteen Kiev University students amid Moscow unrest
Twenty five years ago a ripple of events touched distant lands as a number of Kiev University students arrived in Moscow sparking anxiously noted unrest. Reports from Florence described a Grant banquet to American residents. Britain announced troops moving from India to Malta amid tensions with Russia.
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Moscow
Kiet University
Biberia
U.S. Grant
Florence
Italy
India
Malta
London
Old World Chaos and U.S. Political Swings Reported
Twenty years past Windsor Castle was under military guard after a suspected Benin dynamite plot. In Fremont Ohio ex President Hayes was to be appointed postmaster to replace a defaulted appointee at the British arms factory near Field. A Fenian dynamite plot mixed with a second Tilden boom in New York and Ohio. President Arthur was said seriously ill in Savannah, while questions arose if a new president and VP would serve the remainder of Garfield’s term or a full four years.
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Windsor Castle
Arthur
Rtutherford B. Hayes
Fremont
Ohio
Bnfield
Fenian
Samuel J. Tilden
New York
Chester A. Arthor
Savannah
Early Chicago Transit Plans and Treasury Shortfall
A prior report recalls Columbus exposition schemes and ambitious transit ideas for Chicago including an elevated system model and the first third rail line. It notes the U S Treasury reserve dipping below 10 million dollars, signaling fiscal strain during that period.
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United States ‘Treasury
Wold” Reserve
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