Fragmented confession and shooting in a Wisconsin home
The report details a man named Pospisil engaging in a suicide attempt or murder scene at his home. He pressed a revolver to his chest and temple while shouting targets, then wrote a letter to his sister. After a failed attempt, he opened fire. authorities note he was mentally unstable and unable to stand trial.
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Alle
Pospisiel
Tha
Rema
Mans Smilie
Ehidir
Josepl
Sush
P Spisiel
Tratey
Tao Ape
Searchingis
Pasise
Principals in Seventh Street Tragedy
A chaotic text fragment describes Dr Joseph Pospistel and others amid a Seventh Street incident. The lost lines reference a court appearance, attendance at a meeting, and varied names tied to a tragedy, with unclear chronology and incomplete details.
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Seventh Street
SQUIERS HOME TO REPORT Denies Rumor Of Friction In Zone
Herbert G Squiers denies rumors of friction with Republican officials and says no more married men will be sent to the Canal Zone. He plans a Washington visit with President Roosevelt and Secretary Root to discuss American policy on the Panama election. Reynolds and colleagues report conditions for laborers are satisfactory but accommodations for families remain tight.
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Republic
York
Herbert G Squiers
Waish
Republic of
Fars Naya
Colon
Allanca
Wasington
Roel
Root
Vison
Electon
Panama
Suers
Hts
T & Pepunly
Carr
Alliance
James Reynold
Donnell
Herrs Beast
Spo
Canal Zone
Reynolds
Panama Denies Minister Squiers Persona Non Grata Rumors
Amador of Panama through his secretary of foreign affairs denies rumors in a Panama City newspaper that Minister Squiers is persona non grata. The case marks the first official inquiry on Squiers’s alleged involvement in Panama’s presidential campaign. Squiers arrived in Washington at Secretary Root’s request to brief on Isthmus politics and declined to discuss his urgent mission.
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Amador
Panama
Legation
Squiers
Washington
Root
Slaughter Loses Eye After Train Wreck Injuries
United States local report describes Dr William Slaughter, a general traffic manager, undergoing eye surgery with fears of permanent blindness. The Annapolis hospital treated him after a wreck on the Baltimore and Annapolis line and a passenger train explosion near the academy caused panic among twenty riders. Authorities face public blame for recent incidents as exams and conditional recovery continue.
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Electric Line
Annapolis
Lafis Vanige
William B Bliught
Asais
Maco Railway Company
Maryland Universit
Atv
Prwsians
Vie Sneipen Y
Annapols Ile
Slaugher Ure
Pte 63
de Wihiam Larun
Slaughter
Wien
Slaughtur
Annapulis
Sluagit
Relas Pisa Cline Paints
When Or Baltamormans Chey
Falbott Company
Loank Walen Anductor
Finan Baltumere
Annapalt
Baltangre
Washington
Baltimore
Academy
Acarermy Junc
Tien Tt
Annapons
Politician Aaron Bradshaw Heads to Republican Convention
Aaron Bradshaw a well known Incas politician departed yesterday for Cit ceco to attend the Republican national convention. He will be guest of Timothy Woodruff former lieutenant governor of New Lark and is expected to be among the assistant sergeants at arms during the event.
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Aaron Bradshaw
Citceco
Republan
Bradshaw
Timothy 1
Woodruff
New Lark
Glenn Praises Grant Ceremonies At Arlington
Gov Robert B Glenn of North Carolina paid eloquent tribute to Gen Grant at Arlington Memorial Day services before the Confederate Veterans Association. Senator Sims of Tennessee spoke on growing North South unity while praising Grant’s memory and the nation’s future. the event featured a Southern Cross unveiling and grave decorations under ideal weather.
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North
South
Sims
Robert B Glenn
Gen S Grant
Arlington
Anglus
Gen Lee
Glenn Side
Gor Glen
Ges Grant
Guy Glenn
T Wi Sims
Tennessee
North Carolina Veternn
Sprake
Jonn M Micke
Besa
Seth ‘Shird
James Taner
J Felsowall Caning Ton
Archiban
Gai Glenn
Lincoln
Grant
Davis
Lee
Maine
Hampshire
California
God In Heaven
Ylead Findlly
Gey
Gen Grant
Mt Suns
Roy Hon
Washington
Unp
Annie
Ruth Werthin
Ton Bowie
Mabel Latimir Wis
Kev H Waddell Pratt
M Bain
T Dna Cryer
Tdi Didi
G & Derrir
Id Monroe Britt
J Gritt
Partington
Singiton
Missu
Vance Thornton
Kolyn Littlei
Booker Mit
Jeep
Manon Butler
Nannie Deep
Ruth Bowle
Miles Ann Darlington
PIONEER BALLOON FLIGHT RECORDS AIM FOR MILES
Aviation enthusiasts report advances in ballooning with Rene Quintory claiming longer flights by stabilizing a 600 meter balloon segment. Charles Coe, an auto enthusiast, accepts a challenge from Holland Forbes of New York to attempt a 2 mile distance using a fixed wing tethered start. Capt G Lo Bum Bingh plans a second Pacific Coast flight from Chicago with Gays Boratough as a companion in an 1800 mile endurance attempt.
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Rene Quintory
Chicago
Charles Coe
Holland Forbes
New York
Borbes
St Toms
G Lo Bumbingh
Pacific Coast
Thicago
Gays Boratough Ma
Caboose Roll Thrown Into Creek In WV Wreck
A southbound passenger train on the West Virginia and Pittsburgh line between Weston and Flatwoods derailed when a caboose and another car plunged into a creek after rounding a curve. Injured were G Smith of Weston, J Heater of Weston, Earl Hebert of Weston, and HC Wellen. Severe floods contributed to the accident. Smith was nearly drowned before rescue.
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West Virginia
Pittsburg
Weston
Flatwoods
Crick
G Smith
Weston Brake
J Heater
Earl Hebert
HC Wellen
HC Wellen” Brake Mur Bruse
Smith
WRECK KILLS SIX AS TRAIN CROWDS CREVE COEUR TRAGEDY
A crowded suburban car en route to Creve Coeur lake near St Louis veered on a sharp curve injuring ninety three aboard. Seventy five injured, six fatally, with the motorman fleeing the scene. Ambulances ferry injured to St Louis hospitals as a search for the driver continues.
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Washington
St Louis
Creve Coeur Lake
Troop Return From Ten Day March To Washington
National Guard Company G arrives at the Armory in Washington after a ten day trek covering about 50 miles with 30 miles marched daily. Several men ride horses home while others travel in an ambulance due to injuries and sunburn while Captain Harry Bean leads the unit through Rockville to the city.
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First Regiment
District National Guard
Harry Bean
Washington
Fair Grounds
Rockville
Georgetown Tallowan
Conmet
Avenue
State War and Nav
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Bean
Corp Stout
P Tate
Bog Faithful Unto Death Ape Sal to The Was Ington Pret Walk
A man named Katherine Brown perished in a house fire after an attempt to rescue a child. The assailant's last act was presumed to be stealing from the flames. The mother left the child alone while he went to a relative to bring another child home.
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Katherine Brown
Weather conditions forecast across Mississippi Valley and coasts
Weather Bureau reports ongoing flood warnings along the Mississippi, Arkansas and Lower Mississippi River regions. Unsettled conditions persist in the Central West with showers and thunderstorms in the Arkansas Lower Mississippi and Upper Midwest. Temperatures rise toward normal in the Ohio Valley and Atlantic states, with fair to generally unsettled conditions shifting eastward by midweek.
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Foulure Weather Bureau
Athatalaya
Orleans
Arkansas
Daknia
Eyars
Ohio
North Peak
Earl Normal
Alana
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake
Wednesee
Caditong
Atlantic States
Figiani
Atlanta
Tower Lakes
Mondas
Wenday
Rescue workers die as mine gas overcomes team
In Iverten Colorado rescuers trying to save three trapped miners were overcome by noxious air. Six men died and thirty exposed as teams battled gas and smoke while two more rescue parties entered the shaft. Bodies brought to surface as flames and fumes hampered efforts to reach comrades.
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Bodie
Glelston
Imang
Ossay
Marriage Lengthens Life Says Singles Have Weaker Hearts
A 19th century note argues married men live longer with stronger digestion and heart health. It cites statistics from multiple regions and notes single men show higher mortality and illness rates across organs and diseases, including heart and throat issues, while warning about moral causes and stability of life.
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Berlin
Hembir
Prof Lange
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Peter Grogan
Porto Fio Bay
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Christian Xander
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