Uprising at an End Surrenders of North Dakota Half-Breeds
A chaotic report describes the surrender of rebellious North Dakota half-breeds after a failed attempt to rescue Laspallr Labguan. Marshal Cronyn and deputies advanced with rifles and tents, forcing a conditional surrender of Red Thunder and key leaders. Prisoners were moved to town. Chief Little Shell arrested on the reserve.
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Paul
Mion
Bee Falla
N. Js
Laspallr
Labguan
Salufany Dean
Marahal Ronantr
Langin
Etrade
Marshal Cronny
Washinton
Cromen
Marshal Crenan
Berlin
Chien le Patron
Jw Patten
Washington
Tom Tate
Chintee
Alun
Red Thunder
Dee Langdon
Cole
Alex le Rougue
Pasulot
Wy Rolla
Little Shell
Marines Landed as Japan Isolates Island Hold
May reports from May Konng describe Japanese forces attempting to reinforce their claim on the island. Allied observers note a buildup of ships and air activity as Marines reportedly landed to establish a foothold. The situation raises fears of wider conflict and calls for prompt measures by Great Britain.
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Herious
London
Mack
Jardine
Aviatia
Dias Inek
Hiuneler
May Be Settled Out of Court in Propositional Talks
The fragmentary text describes lawyers and litigants considering an out of court settlement. It references Judge Ranturn and a Pioneer Hunter Bend, with mentions of a death tied to a Chicago printer, Mrs James O Parker, widow of a Tribune trustee. The garbled note implies a probate or court action connected to a death in Chicago.
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Ploneer
Coal and Mining Strikes Spark Regional Turmoil
Reports from Virginias Ohio and Pennsylvania describe spreading mining strikes with thousands of workers meeting at West Virginia pits. In Sheboygan Wisconsin workers warn of broader action while Denver tramway employees accept wage cuts amid improving business.
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Ono
Pennsylvania
Porahontay
May
West Virginia
Wilfat
Aeder
Wien
Tyes WU
Powahontay
West
Transportation of Monts Washington May beef and rail costs
A garbled 19th century inquiry discusses the transport costs of dressed beef sold by Armair and partners. It mentions 2,000 refrigerator jars, railroads delivering beef, and questions how much money goes to transportation versus meat. The text attributes claims to a firm and hints at public scrutiny of pricing.
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Monts
Washington
Iowa
Armair
Transportnion
Toot
Furthver
Aun & Co
Papal Legate Not Urging Coppinger Promotion Red Flags
Washington reports SATOLLI not pressing for Col Coppinger rise amid questions on church influence. Monsignor Batolli cautions the Vatican and U.S. authorities against direct involvement while noting church figures privately discussed the officer's ascent. The Vatican formal stance remains noncommittal as political implications loom.
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Satolli
Coppinger
Great waterspouts make havoc across three states
A violent set of waterspouts swept parts of Ohio Indiana and Kentucky last night. The storms damaged crops bridges and fences with extensive flooding near Hamntitor and Muchowigle Bratton. Reports say waters rose to near four feet in places along the Kentucky river and debris and damage spread across several counties.
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Ohio
Indianal
Kentucky
Hiurtudeburg
Feranawt
Torrent
Wincanks
Kentucky River
Oye Deur
Oklahoma Man Charged With Terrible Crimes
An Oklahoma man faces charges of arson to conceal murder in a late hour fire. George Bletile allegedly killed Mire Wallt and wife of her husband by stabbing and hammer blows. Firefighters rescued Mr Walls. evidence against Richie seen as circumstantial.
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May
Walls
Abe
Richie
All Crops Are Safe General Rains Reported Across Nation
Weather bulletins describe favorable rains aiding crops from Ohio to Illinois with pockets of dryness reducing sprout potential. Reports note blossoming fruit trees, ample pasture, and rising yields. farm infrastructure plans advance in Cheney and Spokane areas amid ongoing rain and planning for grain handling facilities. Also mentions indictments of MRe Wares Trust officials in Omaha for lottery mailings.
German Court to Host Kelchstag Amid Art Display
A lively Kelchstag week looms as German proceedings escalate amid opposition to a revelation bill. The art exhibit opened by Dr. Bosse, minister of public instruction, marks a social highlight with American and German sections drawing crowds. Emperor William and the imperial family will stay at Wilhelmshoe until June, with the yacht voyage planned to Norway.
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America
Associated Proms
Bern
Delagater
Bosse
Geman
Nuip Ulathia
William
Putive
Norway
Wilhelmehohe
Vinita
Kiel
Banker's Son Commits Theft Over Diamond Ring
A banker’s son allegedly stole a diamond ring to gift to a woman in Duluth Minnesota. Investigators traced the theft to a bond with a welding rig context and a plan to mail onward. The boy Carter faced charges after a Wednesday exam of the ring and a witness reported a woman in Duluth involved.
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Sherman Curber
Gorter
Carter
Uaetet
Wellekniown
Sterne
Duluth
Minn
Assassin of Holmes Confessed in Train Killing Case
Ben Myers a stonecutter and Mank Frost and Ed Hurkx of Pulaski county New York were arrested after the coroner's jury heard Myers confess to planning the shooting of Chicago and Alton engineer Holmes. Prox and Bryant allegedly did the shouting. Hayward Bimons was approached to join the job. Officials say another principal may be at large as excitement grips the city.
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Yers
Chisago & Alton
Engi
Carlingville
Til
Holmes
Ben Myers
Mank Frost
Ed Hurnx
Pulaski County
New York
Myers
Ooroner
Drowned Four Pleasure Seekers in River Disaster
Detroit May reports four pleasure seekers drowned after a boating accident on the Houge river near Detroit. Names include John Mariarity aged 1, Frank Connelly aged 14, and others listed. scene involved bystander rescue attempts and a sinking craft. In Arkansas a train collision near Clarksville injures several passengers. no fatalities reported. Also notes the death of the wife of the secretary of state for foreign affairs, daughter of the third Earl of Clare, with the title now extinct.
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Sud Aveldenim
Detroit
Mich
John Mariarity
Prank Connelly
Houge
Connally
George A
Iumons
LamGon
May
Ty Armperiy
Tate
Fehard Hobart
Clare
Durrant Defense Outlines Plan in Mysterious Murders Case
Defense argues an ex member of Paanast Church is to blame for the Lamont and Williams murders. Theodore Durrant's lawyers say the church was the scene of earlier assaults, claim a former associate, now ex member, preyed on local women, and that Durrant may be innocent. They note Durrant remains jailed amid public guilt. Brella Hughes, 24, daughter of the Oakland ferry official, vanished after walking with her sister near Emanuel Church, with speculation that the murders unsettled her.
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Bai
Durrant
Phurat
Ubertes
Wae
Ubeald
Blanche Tamont
Mixx Williars
Init
Ham Ali Boop
Aemacan
Aye
Durrent
Hit
Thay Gheia
Emanuel Chute
Brella Hughes
Captain Hughes
Oakland
Norvicy
Dirk
Dew Ty Une Vielikty
Emanuel Ehureh
Nelle
Hindour
Baker's Bench
Nellie
Spanish Gunboat Detained for Quarantine Violation
A Spanish gunboat named Infanty Isabella anchored near Mullotkey after ignoring quarantine rules. quarantine officers escorted it to the station where the commander faced fumigation and a five day detention. The vessel carried 176 Spaniards and was four days from La Vans.
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Tampa
Fina
Isabella
Mullotkey
Germ
Francis Coduenis
Lavans
Breezy Gossip From England on Weather Royalty and Movements
London spring weather improves with crowded parks and royal events. Royal Academy opening and royal review draw Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Queen Regent of Molland and Queen Victoria visit Windsor. Dutch queen and mother meet, Dutch and Afghan connections noted. Jewel sale, Red Duchess racing episode and large pearl necklace fetch sums. Conference near London discusses Duke of Cambridge and Hartington commission implications. Memorials and patriotic sentiment highlighted from Birmingham to New York.
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London
Tondot
Royal Academy
Duke of
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Molland
Wilhelmina
Duky
Mocklemburk-StrauGe
Holand
Victoria
Windnor
Baxe-Cobueg- Gotha
Asmeer
Dareheater Bouke
Holford
Murncent Park Lane
Pulaen
Tate Dubhas
Mouton
Sporting Elretow
Manton
Enat London
Coniavent
Wolsey
Sir Buller
Duke of Cambridge
Hartington Commivaton
Iowa
Dale
Birmingham
Unaally
Warkhurst
New York
Hale
International Machinist Convention Opens in Cincinnati
The sixth annual convention of the International Association of Machinists begins in Cincinnati on May 6. Notable figures include J Bridle of the American Federation of Labor and W B Prescott of the International Pyphigen. The event features discussions on trade issues and welcomes speakers Governor Mcconnell and Captain Guan among others. Dated reports also note French operations in Madagascar and a tragic suicide in Chicago.
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Lonventon
Cinnernnati
Cincnnati
Ohlo
International Association of Machiniet
J Bridu
American Wederation of
Tabor
W. B Prescott
G. W. Perkins
Tynernathonal Paint
Ite
Ows Huainems
Tom
Maya Caldwell
Stolen Mint Bullion Probe Targets Carson Suspect
Reported thefts from the Carson City mint led authorities to a suspect in Colorado amid claims a miner and Nevada brokers moved bullion over years. The case traces to missing funds tied to Meney Veney, who disappeared and left property tasks to a power of attorney, with investigations widening to California and Denver areas as agents track $80,000 and a pursuing lead near Kokomo.
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Carson
San Frasicinco
Cal
United States
Dewey
Saint
Nevada
Los Angeles
Wietigit
Ktte
Veney
Meney
Jamey
Marshall
Yin
Danver
Carwon
Neg
Mit
Kokomo
Calo
Bagan
Naval officers held to account over gunner's death aboard Olympia
San Francisco in May Fred Johnson brother of Gunner Johnson reports that his brother was killed during target practice aboard the cruiser Olympia off Copunado beach. He claims official negligence and will travel to Washington to press for an investigation and present an affidavit tied to a crew member.
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San Franciena
Fred Johnson
Gunter Johnson
Olympia
Copunado Beach
Olympii
Johnson Haw
Navy Yard
Staten
Ataebae
Andiance Department
Mare and
Johnson
Warhington
Ue Navy
Claus Blix t Gets a Life Sentence for Murder Plea
Claus A. Milet jonay pleaded guilty to murder of Catherine Ging and received a life term. The case involved a Ha aid and a confession with threats noted amid a chaotic scene.
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Claus Blixt
Wing
Wise
Gls
Amnneapolis
Claus A. Milet Jonay
Catherine Ging
List
Tee Hayward
Dainge
Phel Telsow
Dave
Forest Fires Rage in Pennsylvania Lumber and Oil Regions
Forest fires sweep Bradford area and surrounding towns threatening timber lands and mills. Fire destroys sawmills and major timber holdings, with locomotives and railroad lines risky, homes and workers evacuated, and crews racing to divert flames as multiple sites burn across Kelton, Glen Hazel, Crawford Junction, Riterville, Gallaher, Hutchins, and Chipmunk.
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Bradford
Glen Magel
Keltuor
Dolliver
Anill
Thousants
Dusatroyed
CoKetHor Wien
Kataber
Vagie House
Severnl
Jabinok
Glen Hazel
Glen
Elias Dewmer
Williamsport
Delos
Kelton & Shaw Railroad
Innied
Amr
Jarmors
Columbia Ol Company
Crawford Junction
Riterville
Irte
Gallagher
Hutchins
Chipmunk
Vronvhol Brow
Oleana
Fire Destroys New Carlisle Buildings in $75,000 Blaze
A massive fire in New Carlisle near Springfield destroyed the town’s police and headquarters and several homes, including the taley hotel, with losses estimated at $75,000. Authorities cite drunken revelry as a suspected ignition source as the blaze consumed the town’s records and structures.
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New Carlisle
Losnon
Springfield
Ohio
Hishiinte
Clark
Miami
Springfeld
Logan
Charles Gardner
Burne T
Miso
Escape ends in gun battle as two convicts killed
In Woodward Oklahoma County two escapees Hill Wad dell and Holfun seized a wagon and forced the guard to unlock the cage. They fled toward the hills but were overtaken within a mile. Deputies shelled the rock fortification and fired, killing Waddell and Lofton, and seriously wounding Officer Ban Wolfort.
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Oklahoma
Privoners Woodward
O.T
May
Ban Wolfort
Hill
Waddell
Holfun
Gden
Mille
M Valley
Feline
Olerr Ben Wolfort
Omver Prior
Joy TN
Lofton
Silver delegates back silver coinage at Missouri conventions
Missouri Democrats at Carrollton Calhoun Paria Edgar Mofauneboro Mauiiton counties elect delegates to the state convention and adopt resolutions favoring free and unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1. A joint silver debate is arranged in Chicago with ex Congressman Bryan and University of Chicago professor Laughlin, possible dates May 6 or June 11 if convenient. Cincinnati reports slight gains in dry goods and groceries.
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Missouri
St Louis
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