Train Robbery in Ogden Slashes Through Coaches
In Ogden Utah on June 28 a Oregon Short Line express train was held up by three masked bandits who rifled the express safe and all coaches. A female passenger had diamond earrings torn from her ears as thieves terrorized about 100 riders before fleeing. Deputy Sheriff Hutchens and a posse pursued the robbers.
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Ogden
Utah
Sener
Second Street
Franklin
Hutchens
Wildlama
Kirkwood
J. H. Hall
Wilson
Porter Charlton Italy Wants Wife Murderer
Porter Charlton seeks exile in Italy for the man accused of killing his wife. United States officials name the basis for the request and the legal grounds cited.
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Italy
United States
Mrs Carrie Sherman Stricken. Vice President’s Wife Hospitalized
Mrs Carrie Sherman, wife of Vice President James S. Sherman, is seriously ill at Johns Hopkins Hospital after being brought by special car. Dr William S Thayer, a heart specialist, will diagnose her condition. exact ailment not yet released.
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Baltimore
Carrie Sherman
James S. Sherman
United States
Johns' Hopkins’ Hospital
William S. Thayer
Molten Iron Pot Drops at Indiana Steel Plant
A huge pot holding 250 tons of molten pig iron fell ten feet at Indiana Steel in Gary, igniting fires and injuring three workers. One man, George McDowell, 43, lies dying at U S Steel hospital. two others are hospitalized with burns as explosions followed water contact. Damage is estimated at $20,000.
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Gary
Ind
Indiana Steel Company
George McDowell
United States Steel Corporation
Taft Auto Injures Italian Worker in Beverly Incident
President Taft learned his son Robert collided with Italian laborer Michael Thistwolla near Beverly while driving in a White House car. Taft acted quickly to secure a top Boston surgeon for the injured man and later sent sympathy and wishes for a swift recovery. Thistwolla suffered a fractured skull.
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Washington
Taft
Robert
Michael Thistwella
White House
Beverly
Boston
Thistwolla
Wounded assassin dying after shootout in Lynn
Wasill Twankowski, one of three bandits who killed shoe manufacturer Thomas A. Landregan and Police Chief James H. Carroll, is dying and held for the grand jury without bail. Andrew Absend remains hospitalized awaiting arraignment. Joe, the dead bandit, is not identified.
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Lynn
Mass
Wasill Twankowski
Thomas A. Landregan
James H. Carroll
Andrew Absend
Joe
Sims and Kealing See President on Campaign Unity Plan
Indianapolis June 28. Secretary of State Fred Sims and former U S district attorney Joe Kealing traveled to Washington for a conference with the president. Speculation centers on a plan to unite the two wings of the party behind Republican congressional candidates.
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Indianapolis
Fred Sims
Joe Keating
United States
Washington
Sims
Kealing
Congress
French Balloons Land in Germany in Grand Prix Race
Paris reports twelve balloons from the Aero clubs Grand Prix have been heard from. three remain missing. All traced arrivals are said to have landed in Germany, as of June 28.
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Germany
Paris
Aero Clubs
Cholera Plague Strikes Russia Odessa June Report
Odessa reports a cholera outbreak with between 4,000 and 6,000 people affected. About 40 percent of cases prove fatal, as authorities struggle to contain the spread.
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Odessa
Cholera Plague Grips Southern Russia As Frost Delays Aid
The land in southern Russia is in the grip of a severe cholera outbreak rivaling historic plagues. Physicians are overwhelmed and many have fallen to overwork. Frost alone could avert depopulation, but relief is months away.
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Russia
Europe
Bulgarian student kills self at Versailles palace
A Bulgarian student blew out his brains near the Tri anon palace at Versailles as the king and queen of his country passed by. The incident occurred in Paris on June 28 during a state moment with royal observers nearby.
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Sef Neer
Paris
Trianon
Versailles
Severe Stormes Hit Indiana Across Regions
June 28 heavy rain, wind, and lightning struck central eastern and southern Indiana. Clay county farmer William Holley was killed by lightning. Mrs. W H Thompson in Henryville was badly shaken. Purdue electrical building damaged. Monroe City church struck and burned. crops damaged by wind and floods.
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Indianapali
Indiana
Wiligm Holley
Clay County
W. H. Thompson
Henryville
Purdue University
First Methodist
Monroe City
Weather Outlook for Illinois Indiana Fair With Showers
The forecast calls for fair weather across Illinois and Indiana with expected showers confined to the southern portion. Tomorrow should be mostly sunny and pleasant statewide with little wind and comfortable temperatures.
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Illinois
Indiana
Tostay
Market Report Shows Mixed Hog and Cattle Trends
Estimated receipts 15000 with leftovers from yesterday. Market weak to 5 lower for light hogs 30 to 9 55. Mixed packers 9 15 to 9 50. Heavy shipping grades 50 to 9 45. Rough 80 to 900. Cattle 3000 slow at yesterday’s decline. Sheep 13000 steady to 10 higher.
Chicago Market Receipts and Prices June 25 1910
Chicago market report shows estimated receipts today at 17000 with yesterday’s official receipts 54171 and shipments 2517. Prices by grade include Bulk 925 to 935 Light 9 20 to 9 15 Mixed packers 9 10 to 9 40 Heavy shipping 8 75 to 9 10 Rough 75 to 8 9S Parkers 9 35 to 9 45 Pigs 9 10 to 9.60. Also cattle figures: Beeves 5 20 to 8 40 Cows and heifers 2 69 to 6 70 Texas steers 5 20 to SO Stockers and feeders 3 40 to 5 40.
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Texas
Estimated Receipts and Market Prices for Washington City Market
Market reports show steady to higher tone in cattle and wool sales with varied sheep and lamb prices. Grain and feed items list prevailing rates, while livestock categories detail bids from 9.20 to 9.75 for shipping grades and rough ranges for cattle, with specific bids from Reach-Wickham Grain Company and related firms.
Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
National and American League games produced varied results with several key matchups and shifting standings. Teams jockey for position as pitchers and hitters refocus after recent schedules, highlighting notable performances and rising contenders across the circuits.
Pittsburg and Chicago Baseball Scores From Early Games
In Pittsburg the match ended 1 to 0 with Bresnahan Webb and Gibson contributing for Pittsburg. Chicago saw Burns Clarke Reubach Archer and others in action. Boston faced Brooklyn with a 2 to 6 scoreline and several named players listed. New York played Philadelphia in a 10 to 8 result with Moore Moran Crandall and Meyers named.
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Pittsburg
Louis
Scanion
Barger
Bergen
Brown, Curtis and
Graham
New York
R. H.E
Baseball Scores from Multiple City Games
Boxes show results from Washington New York Boston Philadelphia and Chicago contests. Lineups list pitchers and batters such as Manning Mitchell Hall Cicotte Kleinow Krause and Thomas Harkness White Olmstead Payne. Final tallies indicate mixed wins and losses with several close innings and varied runs across the doubleheaders.
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Washington
R. H.B
New York
Washingter
Quinn
Sweeney
Walker
Street
R. H. EB
Manning
Mitchell
Gray
Philadelphia
R. HE
Boston
Hall, Cicotte
Kleinow
Krause
Thomas
R. H.E. Boston
T T Smith
Bender and
Lapp
Chicago
R. Cleveland
Harkness
White, Olmstead and Payne
Unclear Scores From St Pauls and Midwest Matchups
Fragmentary report lists multiple game scores including St Pauls Paul and Columbus, Minneapolis vs Toledo, Milwaukee vs Louisville, and Kansas City Kansas Clay versus Indianapolis with uneven outcomes. no dates or contexts provided.
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St. Pauls. Paul
Columbus
Corruption Plan Denounced At Chicago Reform Session
The Chicago Civil Service Reform group opened a session denouncing the spoils system. Robert Catherwood praised reform and urged merit based public service. He cited Cook County payrolls and political appointees as proof of systemic corruption and urged abolition of the spoils system for lasting reform.
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Ert
Catherwood
Chicago
Citin White
Railroads plan freight rate rise across central territory
A group of 150 roads within the Central Traffic association says freight rates will advance to 716 percent this August. The routes cover from the lakes to the Ohio River, to Chicago and east to the seaboard. They cite anticipated Interstate Commerce Commission action as a justification.
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New York
Central Trafic Association
Wall Street
Lakes
Ohio River
Chicago
Seab
Interstate Commission
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Foreigner
Porter Charlton
Ethel Roosevelt
James Thompson Willams, Jr
Williams
New Mexico
Witchcock
United States Civil Service Commission
Llinois Sandals Cause Purity
Peoria
Indiana Steel Plant
Taft Auto
Empire
Gloudeuast IN
William Holley
Nous
Reach-Wickham Grain Company
Unicaga
Washington City
Reister & Son
Topkoys
Ccaedesrovecee
Bonde
COOKE
Cora
Oye Coward
Helmer
John A. Babcock
U. S. Yards
W. le Pet
W. L. Pethios
Phil Oe
St. L
Pitts - A
Brook
CIA
Bos
Wea Pet
W. L. Pet Phil
St. Ll
American Association
Indals
Winston Churchill
New Hampshire
Majestic Theater
Trinl
White
O'Fallon
Lorimer
Cook County
Robert ‘Rwood
Civil Service Reform Association of
Chiso
Chas
East St. Louis
Ilinois
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