Norbeck Arrested After Minneapolis Detective’s Flight
Chris Norbeck, a wanted Minneapolis detective, was captured in Carver after a dramatic pursuit. He admitted identity, surrendered to authorities, and was jailed in Chaska with $415, a weapon, and his car ready for return to the scene.
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Carver
Minz
Chris Nor ‘Sheck
Minneapolis
Bia ‘Rial Wasca
Rermek
Thorbeck
Louis Goetz
J. M. Arte Nithout
Trolley Collision Ends in Right of Way Dispute
Ten people were injured when a southbound streetcar and a westbound car collided at Stark Twelfth streets as both motormen claimed the right of way. The wreck halted traffic and prompted investigations into who was at fault. In a separate note, Fred Warner, heir to $100,000, was located by the South Bend Tribune and travels to Kalamazoo to claim the fortune held for him by Mary Park after an umbrella-mender incident.
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Ertar
Crotning
South Bend
Ind
Freak Warner
South Bend Tribune
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mary Park
Truncated OCR: Man Killed by Ore Train Near Waldo
garbers Minn June 25 reports a former employee of a railroad company killed when struck by a ore train near Waldo. authorities confirm the death and note investigation by local officials.
Taft Vatican talks hit snag over Philippine lands
Washington June 25 A hitch in Taft Vatican negotiations over church lands in the Philippines and the church question is reported. Taft urges sending an ultimatum to the pope if terms are not met and the Vatican reply names objectionable conditions including church control of primary schools. The US plans to pursue land rights via Philippine courts if talks fail.
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Washington
Gov. Taft
Vatican
Philippines
Islands
Root
Tutt .Cousi
Gov
Taft
Rome
United ‘States
Spain
Young man charged in traficking in human bodies
Albany Georgia residents narrowly stopped a mob from lynching Edward Rich who was accused of possessing the body of Ney Walis, a drowned boy. Rich had fled the town then was pursued and captured before officers intervened. He was returned to Albany and held on trafficking in human bodies charges.
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Youngs
Albany
Edward Rich
Sianey Walis
Benng
Rich
Bribery in Cleveland Sparks Councilroom Row
A Cleveland city council meeting erupted when oilman Kohl suddenly rose, displaying $2,000 in cash to a shocked chamber. The incident shocked attendees and prompted questions about bribery and influence.
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Cleveland
Lake Iat Coogy
Kohl
Héeebead
Farmer Nicholas Schmerbach Jr Ends Life in Specht’s Berry
In Dubuque on June 25 Nicholas Schmerbach Jr a prosperous Specht's Berry farmer killed himself with a double barreled shotgun after writing a note. Earlier in the day William George also died in Dubuque after collapsing from a bicycle ride near a sidewalk.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Nicholas Schmerbach, Jr
Specht's Herry
Wiliam George
Taft Vatican Talks Near Smooth Friar Lands Deal
Rome reports negotiations between Judge Taft governor of the Philippines and the Vatican on friar lands are near success with four of five cardinals backing the governor's proposals. Cardinal Steinhuber opposes them. A clash over use of money paid by the United States for the lands is anticipated between Vatican officials and Filipino religious orders. The Vatican wants funds directed to the propaganda or society of cardinals overseeing foreign missions.
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Patt Wit
Rome
Taft
Philippines
Vatican
Steinhuber
United States
Propaganda
Society of Cardinals
Bodies of American Soldiers Found Mutilated in Philippines
June 18 Manila reports say four captured Americans in Rizal province were found with bodies mutilated beyond recognition. Nine suspects tied to the ladrones band identified, including two Teresa police members. The soldiers were buried together, not separately.
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Manila
Engonan
Rizal
Ladrones
Teresa
Morong Province
Naval retiring board condemns Capt Lemly in report
The examining board report on Capt Lemly judge advocate general was sent to the president by Secretary Moody. The board condemns Lemly physically and he will be placed on the retired list soon.
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Washington
Naval Retiring Board
Lemily
Moody
Lemly
Lst
Incomplete passage notes official stance on office policy
The fragment references a judge advocate general appointment and a secretary designation, with mention of the Chandler Inn and awaiting a permanent policy. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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Salem
Emperor Recounts Victory of Museum at Turemburg Event
June 18 in Bavaria saw Emperor William the Empress and King William of Württemberg with the chancellor Count von Buelow and royal notables at the semicentenary celebration of the Germanic museums. The emperor read a paper on the museum history stating it fulfilled the founder’s wish to keep alive inspiration for the German empire.
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William
Germany
Turemburg
Bavaria
William of Wurtumberg
Count von “Buelow
Ita
Crop conditions worsen with cold and heavy rain
Des Moines reports unseasonably cold weather and continued need for overcoats and fires. An inch and a half of rain in twenty hours worsens crop prospects. In Butte Montana a thirty year imprisonment is given to William Perry for a 36 hold up with A C Tous, the pair stealing only twenty dollars.
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Des Moines
Iowa
P Butte
Mont
William Perry
A. C. Tous
Tom Donovan
Accident Injures Child in Wolf Creek Home
The six year old son of Mr and Mrs Oseola Fisk of Wolf Creek was accidentally shot in the groin by his eleven year old brother. The ball passed through the body and the wound may prove fatal.
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Osceola
Wis
Jane
Oseola Fisk
Wolf Creek
Discovering Last Chance Bed Joins Helena History
In Helena Montana on June 26 MR Martin digging a well struck the old bed of Last Chance Creek a bed that once yielded over 15 000 000 in gold. He panned at sixty five feet and found $12 in sand provoking much local excitement and prospecting along Lower Hauser Street. Last Chance Gulch now dominates the city main street.
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Chance Creek
Helena
Mont
Martin
Last Chance Creek
Lower Hauser Street
Sluke
Capt Mercer May Return as India Agency Chief
Washington reports Capt W Mercer former United States India agency head is in town for a few days. His presence follows the Morris bill and revives talk of his possible return to the agency. It notes efforts to transfer Mercer back to his old post after he resigned voluntarily.
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Mercer
Washington
Capt. W. Mercer
United States Indiea
Marchr
Packers Denial Over Alleged Packing Trust Formation
Chicago June 25 report cites Arthur Meeker of Armour and Michael Cudahy of Cadamy Packing denying a joint trust plan with Armour Swift Morris Hammond and others under New Jersey law. Cudahy says he has heard of no such combination and packers deny contemplating action.
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Chicago
Arthur Meeker
Armour & o/s
Michael Cudahy
Cadamy Packing Company
New Jersey
Cud
Aby
Armoury Swift
Morris, Hammond
Ue Fett
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Wiese
Minneapolia
Morbecks
O. C. Brunius
Carrie
Emerson
Stertes
Phare
Norbéck
Bruntus
Cletter
Ficsbert
Kamite
Borherk
Goets
Tie
Norhee
Chaska
H@e
Tefak
Archbranes
Grencoe
OTR
Ctiacttin
Williston Department
Bruegger Mercantile Co
McCormick
M Cormick
Saft
Ious
Mitch
Pope
East Ohio
Dr. Daykin
Ohio Gas Company
Tou
Vatican and
Frians
Buepeteers
Packers
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