Lynching and arson linked in Kerrville area violence
Reports say six Black men were lynched near Millington after being arrested for inciting arson during a wave of attacks on barns and homes in Kerrville. A mob overtook a wagon, shot several prisoners dead, and fled. investigators pursued suspects, including detectives, with warrants issued for multiple figures linked to the mob.
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Richardson and
Aikhaun
Lurmmere
Pho
Jef
Arrest of man claiming to be Juputic in Harlem court
Edward Stolz, described as a supposed Juputic, faced Harlem police court on Friday after an alleged planning to kill Monsignor Batol, the papal delegate. Police reported Stolz appeared dazed, shouted threats, and lunged at an officer. He claimed prior intent to visit Mendyiile, Paris, but a gang had offered to kill in the past. He was hospitalized for examination after a mob incident in Kingabrisge rowd and transfer to Bellavag hospital.
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Warner William
Abandewr
Millington
Memphis
Verdin Hound
Bell
Perone
New York
Edward Blolz
Monsigner Batol
Harlem
Pallee Court
Stolz
Alcoholis Minnla A. Polloenmn
Mendyiile
Gort
Klin
Bellavag Hospital
Emperor William at Swedish maneuvers near Lanskron
Emperor William II arrives at Lankskron in southern Sweden for large autumn drills. Crowds line borough streets in festive attire as torchlight processions and military bands signal the royal presence. A serenade closes the evening program amid the staging of maneuvers by allied troops.
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Lankkeon
Bromeionat
Euperor
Willan Hue
Lapskron
Sweden
Lan
Akron
Jula
Isperor
Droughts Halt and What in New York and Lincoln
A damaged OCR passage describes droughts hitting New York and Nebraska during the dry season. It notes widespread interest in moisture relief, with counties like Chautauqua affected and farmers mourning losses. Discussions reference irrigation plans and a statewide legislative exit to pursue a program for irrigation development.
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New York
Nebraska
Uferuily
Chautauqua
Mele
Mlexuel Ua
Itn
Alo Bapethc
UNAHA
Sépt
Jonitot
Tariff Clause Interpretation Delays New Yorker Ruling
A New Yorker report discusses a tariff clause interpretation affecting shipment labeling and包装 content disclosures. The ruling addresses impracticality of exact weights and measures for imported goods and how packaging marks relate to compliance under the act.
Monthly Debt Statement Captures Treasury Figures
The September monthly debt report from the Treasury shows the public debt outstanding at 1. Eve notes show a decrease for the month, with total public debt at 1,431,700, a drop of 100. The debt service and related figures include 1,093,004 and 148,007 in various categories, while the Goan Vainnen and other entries reflect monthly movements.
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Treasury
Caribvaies
Contempt Proceeding Against Bishop in Omata Diocese
A Bishop in contempt faces imminent court action in Omata as Rev Richard Sevnnatl seeks relief for the vested church matter. Judge Scott issued a sanction hindering church interference during proceedings at St. Paul church, while Judge Bentela aided the APAs and oversaw Edith Rogaiater’s arrest on contempt charges.
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Bentela Asirone
Apas
Edithr
Transcontinental rates set to rise to north Pacific points
Omaha September 1. After two years of gradual declines rail fares to north Pacific points will rise. All Transcontinental lines join the change and rates go into effect Monday September 17. San Francisco freight stays at 240 per 100 pounds while Spokane and other north Pacific terminals see about an 80 percent increase.
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Omaha
Union Pacls
San Francisco
Spokane
Walia Walta
North Pacific Coast
Governor Waite Discharged in High Profile Case Readings
A U S commissioner discharged Walto in a scandal involving Governor Waite and others over withholding a letter from ex Matron Likens. Testimony implicated Mulline and Dwyer in alleged conspiracies while upholding writs and addressing accountability for withholding the letter. Witnesses described dramatic court scenes and debates over evidence and intent.
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Kyhlonee
Dewview
Waite
United States
Hinadale
Mulline
Police Board
Armstrong
Dwyer
Walto
Remann
Mra
Pli
Lilona Wan
Faywil
Dr Love
Likerw
Likert
Armatreng
Armatrenge
Mailing
J. Warner Mills
Dikeos
Mullisy
Lim
Eleventh annual Y M C A convention opens in city
The Pacific coast Young Men's Christian Associations hold their eleventh annual convention from August 31 in the city, with about 100 delegates attending from Oregon Idaho and Beltieh Columnia. Notable figures L Wilbur Marner of Chicago and Traveling Secretary James A Domimett are present as papers discuss association work across the region.
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Paaly
L. Wilbur Marner
Chicago
James A. Domimett
Two Hundred Families Homeless in Marengo Fire
Reports from Chips own Fallgate say Marengo, Wisconsin, is destroyed by fire and 200 families are homeless. Fires raged across northern Minnesota and Wisconsin as wires failed, with limited reports of damage and relief efforts underway. Insurance claims reach $13,000, while religious groups form in Port Townsend and other notes reference wildgrasshopper and forest damage in a broad regional context.
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Marengo
Wia
Matanikee
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Enous
Dulutu
Tim Wicke
Fierce fighting in Samoa as rebels resist British and German naval pressure
Incoming dispatch from Apia reports renewed clashes between native tribes in Samoa, as rebel chiefs defy Allied demands. British warship bombards Latulin, rebels retreat, then surrender offers swirl amid heavy casualties and hunger.
Destruction and Desolation Reported Across Rail Line
A fragmentary account describes extensive destruction and casualties following a major disaster. Reports mention widespread ruin near the Southern Pacific route, with rivers swollen by flood and homes overturned or carried away. Estimates claim losses approaching $1.2 million as bridges and tracks suffered severe damage, hindering communications and transportation across affected districts.
Court Prepares for Chase Case Involving Dr Frum and Lorman Chaav
Preliminary examination of Lorman T. Chaav charged with receiving and aiding to dispose of goods begins. Case tied to alleged theft and transfer of property from Dr. Frum, once of this city, now a physician in Hue Springs. Seattle warrants sought by Chase's attorney. Local officials predict broad attention due to prominence of parties.
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Ang
Lorman T. Chaav
Choe
Witlen
Chave
Frum
Hue Springs
Day Law
Hows
Seattle
Robbery arrest at Hot Springs involves Chase former Spokane banker
Herbert H Joy of Yakima accuses Chase, once receiver of Spokane National Bank, of stealing a gold watch and valuables from Joy at the Hot Springs hotel on July 1. Detective work traced a package to Chase’s hands at the Traonian hotel, where a damaged theft claim was filed and Judge Mold set bail at 300 dollars before release.
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Tavonin
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Ynooma Mn Joyaweira
Chavo
Moray Huis Ball
Hot Springs
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Souréh
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Trouniw
Briday
Liv Trlink
Grewn Dock
Ching
Tacoia
Chasete
Northath
Vorstand
Jay
Chawe
Ttelu
Mold
Chiade
Ghose
Porto
Contested Trial in Municipal Court Over Stolen Goods
A lengthy preliminary examination in a municipal court before Judge Rui focused on receiving and concealing stolen goods linked to Professor J. H. Joya. Defense claims no disclosure yet on crucial circumstantial links as witnesses from Hot Springs test and the relationship of an unidentified woman emerge amid questions of possession and value.
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Waal
Auge d
Herman Ta Clare
J. H. Joya Waleh
Rui
Rona
Chase
Hot Springs
Didger
Express Meaenger
Northern Pacific Express Company
Aganda Frou Chase
Tecoma Hotel
Fureyooy
Ian
Rughlein
Fragmented Memoir Testimony From Tacoma Lodger Case
A fragmentary testimony describes a lodger in Tacoma, detailing a package exchange involving Chase, a Charles figure, and a breakfast meeting. The testimony notes rooms, a watch, and a planned get‑away, with statements about future trouble and the arrangement to deliver the package. Also referenced are broader trade news and tax policy impacts from New York and Boston cables.
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Mr. Joy
Tacoma
Chuap
Chilberg
Pattogrim
Wan Pokle
Fig
Getty
Chese
Chase
Dunning
Bento
Forest Fires Ravage Puget Sound Region
In the Puget Sound country fires blaze across Tacoma, Wilkeson, and surrounding foothills of the Cascades. Extensive timber damage is feared with hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses reported as crews struggle with two engines and protective efforts near the Stampede mountains. A dense smoke pall hangs over the area as mine and lumber operations deploy night crews to guard property.
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Snowaleda
Biampede
Wilkeson
Banger
Roglog
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company
California Mines Sold to Boston Firm for 810000
Gold mines at Coulterville Mariposa County, idle for three years, have been sold to a Boston company for 810,000. Purchasers include Thor Cook of Mulberry Man and A Cormat of Boston. They plan to invest 660,000 in development, build an amalgamation mill and a railroad, with ownership tied to Hutte and other reductions works on the Missouri river.
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Inia
Thor Cook
Mulley Mant
A. Cormat
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