Assassinations and Disasters in Early 1900s Headlines
Reports from Not Springs to Douglas warn of armed unrest over Indian arrests and mob threats. Armenians Gragoryan Shmichian and Karaistan shot in London and Pelham Rye, with Karaistan wounded. Fires in Montpelier and Marion kill and injure, while a defaulter returns to Circleville jail. Additional incidents include gas explosion in Portsmouth and a 91-year-old veteran’s death en route to vote.
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Twe More
M. Gragoryan
M. Shmichian
Pelham Rye
London
Karaistan
Re- Volvera
M. Karanetian
SM. Sagount
Moonhead
Grover Gess
Norry Eltzruch
Marlon
Ray Ward
Greenville
Ohio
Milton Crozier
McDonald
Montpelier
Ind
Goas
Eltzrach
Marion
Ward
Crozier
Massive Party Sweep in Ohio New York State Elections
Citizens across Ohio and New York vote in broad party wins. Merrick re elected Ohio governor by a record margin. Republicans gain big majorities in state legislatures. New York City city ticket seizes power with Tam many wins and Brooklyn and Queens sources lean Democratic.
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York
Cuolar
Odell
Hepulicon
Wimbuttos
Melellan
Nick Barnes
Brooklyn
Martin W. Tiethetob
Urough
Haugh McLaughlin
Queens
Richmond
Tammary
Wic
Charles B. Murphy
Jie
Croker
Kelly
Claywii Tate
Democratic Party
Murphy
Hell David B. Hill
Mugh McLaughlin
Myron T. Slerrick
Ohio
Hannan
Farakep Coh MT Berrick
Mnpublicong
Kirbaga Coutts
Soiiet Herrick
Seustor Liaw
Robiron
Clarke
Workeles
Collins
Alvins
Merrick
Mgr
Julianaiwr
Maryland Legislature Elects Aissisty and Other Names
Fragmented OCR lists names such as Albert B. Cintas and John L Bates, noting Maryland Massachusetts Rhode Island in a legislative context. Obscure party labels and fragmented terms appear amid a rough roll call style with references to Democratic and Republican designations and sixteenth peers.
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Albert B. Cintas
John C. W. Becklam
Myron ’# Werrick
Tereseltwin Warfield
John L. Bates
James K. Vuardaan
Seer Ducks
C. Garvin
Maryland
Massachuettts
Rhode Islan
Purdue Football Train Disaster Kills 15 Injures 50
A derailed freight and coal train struck a Purdue University passenger train near Indianapolis. The crash killed at least 15 students including football players and injured about 50 others as rescuers and volunteers aided victims. The collision halted Indianapolis bound traffic during the Purdue Indiana State championship game preparations.
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Purdue University
Big Pour
Indianapolis
Vette
Resenera
Leen Phead
Woo
Lan Akers
Coltiatone
Purdue
Cveators
Purdue Foothail Tro. Eubstitien
Aauaxers
Che Asxitoant Mae
Usiiner
Aorep
W. T, Schuninker
Rmn
Btone
The
Universlty
Waa
Ofth
Governor Cumming Reelected by Narrow Margin Across States
The article reports on Governor Cumming's reelection with a slim statewide plurality and outlines Republican gains in the state and national races. It notes a Republican sweep in several legislatures and details results for governors and senators across multiple states, including Kentucky and Colorado.
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Cumming
Albert It Camus
Otek Lingthiee Mielire
Hans
Cummins Gaits
Thad
Bullivan
Demian Rat
Turmoil Deepens Across Panamanian Rebellion Rumors Rise
Disjointed dispatches describe Iathanian and Polombian tensions as uprisings spread from Coleilia to Mes Sinn Catal. Reports mention captives Oladia and allies, a White House conference, and looming naval moves. U.S. officials warn of potential clashes while stressing pursuit of peace and revolutions’ motives.
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Coleilia
Mes Sinn Catal
Pavia
Oyjeo
Accordenes
State Department
Curral
Tovar
Tovar Aul Amaya, Who Arrived At Colo On the Cothulian Guntone Carthasina
Pada
Olaldia
USA
White House
Cerone
Thorn
Calon
United States
Aviles
Consil Herman
Banaton
Washiigien Waednesdine
Unclear Moral Debate on Euthanasia by Merle Wright
The fragment cites Merle J Wright of Lanex Avenue Drifterhill Church of New York Medical Association discussing ending incurable disease via painless methods. It questions the age of prolonging life and whether consent and family input should guide a physician’s decision. The minister advocates a lone death as progress, while a doctor would oppose.
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Merle
J. C. Wright
New York Medical Association
Eid
Gould
Calico, Coffee, and Trade Echo in Economic Note
Our nation consumes half the world's calico production and spends over 4 million dollars weekly on coffee. Germany and France together use only half as much as the United States. The country consumes about 560 million pounds of coffee annually, with most beans from South and Central America and little from Porto Rico, the Philippines, and Hawaii.
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United
Parks Guilty of Extortion in New York Court
Samuel J. Parks walking delegate of Transcomanths and Bridgemen unions local No. of New York was found guilty of extortion in Genry Court after a partial verdict fight. Jurors agreed Parks extorted five hundred dollars from the Yidang Staikes Co contractors under threat of halting work on a building last January. Evidence showed he allowed non union workers after receiving the money, revealing disloyalty to his union. He faced possible detention as guards moved him from the courtroom and spectators watched the scene.
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Samuel J. Parks
Transcomanths and Bridgemen‘'s Union
New York
Parks
Yidang Staikes Co
Suildioge
Tiffany
Oll
Scionda
Lief
Captain Wheelnck
Fin
Trade and industry review signals mixed 1902 activity
The New York wholesale trade report notes higher industrial activity with some plants resuming and others reopening Monday. Wage disputes ease, but strikes and copper-property turmoil still affect jobs. Steel friction, textiles hesitation, and unsettled finances temper optimism while agricultural markets and cargo demand show strength.
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Wee I. G& Dun & Co
New York
Weeny
Trady
Enxet
Midwest and East Market Prices Reported for Grains and Livestock
Regional price quotes across Indianapolis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo New York and Cleveland list cattle hogs and sheep values from common to prime grades. Grains include wheat corn oats rye and barley with No 2 and mixed lots, butter creamery prices and freight terms noted.
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Catilr
Rte Tn
Ste
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Lea
Milwaukee
Toledo
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