Big Omaha Strike Costs City Over Forty Thousand Daily
The Omaha strike has lasted eighteen days and caused at least 750000 in losses, with daily costs rising by the day. Restaurants expect to reopen soon, wagons fill streets, and some workers begin returning. Business leaders, after meetings with striker committees, claim victory and anticipate gradual return of workers.
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Omaha
Cabornet
One Minute
Raok
Business Men's Association
Central Labor Union
New Independent Distillery Planned at Peoria New Jersey
The Commercial Distilling Company will construct an independent distillery at Peoria NJ with 5000 bushels capacity to begin in ten days. John E Beggs of Terre Haute Indiana will serve as president and manager. the firm cites ties to two Terre Haute distilleries and Cincinnati and Louisville whisky interests.
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Peoria
New Jersey
John E. Beggs
Terre Haute
Tad
Trust
Teoria
Cincinnati
Louisville
Minneada Murderer Tanke Flouted by Deputies in Revels
Frank Tanke accused of murder of John Weltner spent weekend with six deputy sheriffs in a drunken spree around St Paul. They drank absinthe to beer, one deputy becoming intoxicated and handcuffed to Tanke. The party continued Sunday and was moved to Stillwater as officials investigate.
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Minneada
John Weltner
Frank Tanke
St. Paul
Stillwater
Kishinef massacre prompts limited action by U S officials
Dispatch describes how resolutions on a Kishinev outbreak circulated in the United States and reached the State Department in Washington. Officials report no new information or actionable steps and rely on newspaper clippings about the Kishinev massacre, uncertain about authorized responses.
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United States
State Department
Washington
Begu
St Petersburg
Basix
Snow Storm Impacts Montana Trains and Boundary News
A broad snow storm sweeps Montana causing wet conditions likely to harm crops while Great Northern trains face disruption. Boundary tensions ease in Chile Bolivia talks. A Madrid report cites a deadly arena collapse in Algeciras with casualties. Gors Kent receives twenty years’ prison sentence for perin.
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Mongaia
Butte
Aynteu
Stok
Gors Kent
Perin
Riot in Bridgeport Ends In Injuries At Car Rally
In Bridgeport Connecticut a clash between trolley strike breakers and striking workers escalated into violence injuring about thirty two. Deputies and mayor clashed with stone throwers as crowds gathered near the Wheeler and Wilson factory. Firemen dispersed the mob after a chaotic Sunday morning.
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Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company
Bridgeport
Rarnom
State Street
Ives
Wheeler and Wilson
Minlothill
Tie
Shertff
Mulvihill
Miyor
Lured to Death in Yeager Case at Koko mo Indiana
In the Yeager murder inquest at Kokomo Indiana the crime was fixed beyond doubt. The killing occurred about two o clock Monday morning four hours after Younger left his betrothed. A mysterious woman not Finley was seen with Yeager before the shot ended the life, with another bloodstain found for analysis as friends blame a stranger enticed him.
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Yeager
Frinnila
Kokomo
Ind
Hemlock
Miss Finley
Younger
Mias Finley
Togey
Prominent Families Figure in Connecticut Assault Case
Scion of notable families appeared in South Norwalk Connecticut at Ute triad where Bhagdh S. Knex son of Kay Knex US attorney and Walbridge Tuft nephew of Judge Taft faced assault charges. Joby K Barney of Cincinnati and Lawrence White of Lowell were also named as participants. Both Knox and Barney were discharged after proof they took part as others attempted to separate combatants. Masters of Matt and White were continued.
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Sciona
Connecticut
South Norwalk
Bhagdh
S. Knex
United States
Ghoteral Kay
Walbridge Tuft
Taft
The
Vulippines
Joby K. Barney
Cincinnati
Lawrence White
Lowell
Maes
Knox
Barney
Matt
White
Labor Board Arbitration Accepts Settlement Offer
The general executive committee of organized labor accepts the state board of urban education plan with ten devices, subject to stipulations. Strikes in Denver have grown to six thousand with disruptions and dust. Arbitration is expected to be agreed upon as part of the settlement.
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Litetth
Denver
Cola
Wak
Negouleed
State Board of Urbaneu Ition
Midsummer Festival to Entertain Sioux City Crowds
Sioux City’s Midsummer Festival runs June 20 to July 4 with three large tents, an open air stage, and the single admission price. A grand “A Night to Japan” spectacle features a 200 foot frontage Japan town, Mikado visits, geisha, and pyrotechnics with day and night displays, plus aerial acts. Railways offer excursion rates as City anticipates large crowds.
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Sioux City
Stoux City
Japan
Indiana Murder Case Involving Three Suspects
Three young men Logan Ingles Frank Mads and Dillach Mads are accused in Lemlock Indiana of murdering Lobid Yeager. A preliminary hearing was adjourned to May 22 due to witnesses. Tirch Green testified about the murder plotting at the Hem lock Quaker home and the escort of Miss Finley to her father. A livery driver testified Ingles and the boys were seen in Kokomo with three bottles of whisky before they drove away.
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Logis Yeager
Logan Ingles
Frank Mads
Dillach Mads
Lemlock
Ind
Lobid Yeagser
Sunny
Hhaent Witnerses
Tirch Green
Hemlock
Nerdse Dd
Venger
Elis Hetse
Von
Finley
Miss Finley
Kokomo
Fire Ravages Chicago West Chester Apartments Trapping Families
A devastating blaze gutted the West Chester apartment building on Grove Avenue in Chicago early today. Two people died while others were severely injured or jumped from windows as flames spread from a ground floor grocery store through air shafts, forcing twenty seven families to flee.
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Hiro Canses
Chicago
West Chester
Jail escape and bigamy trial around the U.S. news
A chaotic North American wire service summary reports Montgomery, a confessed bigamist, shooting jailer Emerson and being shot by Emerson’s wife during an escape in Ciadhie Okta. It notes Montgomery’s three wives, a pending trial, and related violent incidents including the death of another jailer, with various labor strikes and a fatal railroad accident in Illinois.
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Montgomery
Oliver
Ciadhie
Okta
Diay
Mira
Fifty Peasants Shot and War News from Vienna
Reports from Vienna indicate Croatian unrest and Hungarian denials amid mass rural violence in Krisewachsich. Authorities isolate the village to prevent word spreading. In labor news, Bible strike action at a publishing firm ends in broad concessions. A London tram overturn injures twenty-one in dashing crash, with Dr H A Woodrail among the gravely hurt. The training ship Alliance with 800 men aboard is seventeen days overdue at Hampton Roads raising Navy concern.
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Vienna
Sissek
Croatia
Krisewachsich
Lave Neen
Alliance
Hampton Roads
Navy Department
Wayigton
Oil Dividend is Lower Declared by OU C Standyed
A terse notice reports a reduced oil dividend declared by OU C, with standyed status affecting distribution. The fragmentary text references a financial action and a related organizational designation, prompting cautious interpretation of the outcome and parties involved.
Iowa Woman Divorced After Turmoil and Trials
A Des Moines court terminates a sensational Polk County equity case. Mra. Sigle reports her husband tied her to a tree and fired shots in September 1901, with further abuse cited. The decree, signed by Judge Mowe, ends years of domestic conflict and divorce proceedings.
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Finttte Sigle
John Sigle
Des Moines
Mowe
Polk County
Mra
Sigle
Weston deputy shot in arrest of suspected robber
In Weston a deputy sheriff, J C Baker of Cornell Bluffs, was fatally shot while attempting to arrest Charles Matherson on robbery charges. Matherson escaped. The report lists multiple local incidents, including fires, burglaries, and civic notes across nearby towns, with several notable deaths and institutional updates.
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Bhoote
Charles Matherson
Weston
J. C. Baker
Cornell Bluffs
Matherson
Congressional appropriations and naval additions totals
The report notes total appropriations for the Fifty-seventh Congress reach 1 553 683 002 with key increases in postal naval rivers and harbors and the Isthmian canal. It also records a deficit in rural free delivery and new route growth, plus personnel shifts and a note on deserter Harry Mason. A bicycle anecdote related to Captain Sigsbee and Maine’s sinking is included along with Mint patent notices and Manila attorney appointment news.
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Thomas P. Cleaves
James Q. Courts
Senate
House
Congress
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Naval Service
Isthmian Canal
Agricultural Department
Philippine Islands
War Department
Harry B. Mason
Army
Ocera
Philadelphia
Louisville
Mobile
Ala
Harrry BE. Bates
St. Louis
Harry Hantings
Columbus Barracks
Mason
Harry E. Low
Harry Edwards
Turry Briggs
Harry Duboin
Harry Lewin
Payne
Charles D. Bigsbee
United States Navy
Maine
Havana
Sigsbee
Divera
Sigshee
Department
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