Cheerful Mrs Bonine Confident as Case Nears End
Washington November 25. Government plans to finish its case this week in the Ida Bonine murder trial. Defense argues Ayres undershirt torn condition undermines government theory of a cold blooded shooting in the Kenmore hotel room. Deputy Springman praises Bonine as cheerful and well behaved as witnesses to be called are cut in half. Pauline Henry, sister, travels from St Joseph to attend, while mother unable to come.
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Washington
Ida Bonnie
James Seymour Ayres
Mesonine
Ayres
Kenmore
Springman
Gould
Pauline Henry
Bonnie
St. Joseph
Henry
Fire Water Riot Drives Whites From Cantonement
Reports from Watonga Oklahoma say about fifty white residents, the entire white population, have fled Cantonement after Comanche Indians attacked. Wills Perkins lies fatally injured, shot defending the town. several women wounded. White Nose and seven other mixed-blood individuals jailed in Watonga. Indians angry over government pay delays. troops at Fort Sill and El Reno ordered to standby.
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Wichita, Kas
Watonga
Okla
Wills Perkins
White Nose
Fort Sill
el Reno
Weather Update Shows Cloudy Night With Snow
Forecast indicates clouds persist tonight with snow expected and light flurries possible on Tuesday. West winds shift through the period, bringing unsettled conditions before a potential return to fair weather later.
Great Georgia hurricane sweeps Atlantic coast
A Georgia hurricane tears along the Atlantic coast causing extensive damage from New Jersey to Long Island. Three lives are known lost, ships stranded, and numerous boathouses, piers, and-boardwalks wrecked. The Long Branch iron pier collapses. Navesend Highlands reports a new island formed by the sea.
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New York
Fiottbek
Long Branch
New Jersey
Long Island
Georgia
Navesend Highlands
Atlantic
Chetsburry
Patten
Columbia
Guy Island
Naylgater
Squaw Beach
H. A. Hawgood
Mercodita
Davis
Brigands threaten to kill Miss Stone over ransom
A Sofia dispatch to the Daily Telegraph says American Consul General Dickinson in Constantinople reported no reply to a ransom demand of 75000 dollars for Miss Helen Stone. The abductors demand full payment by January 1, 1402 or they will kill her. Dickinson has returned to Constantinople.
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Tonton
Daily Telegraph
Sofia
Baturiay
Dickinson
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Helen Stone
Miss Stone
Milan Trial Delays Anarchist Granotti in Humbert Killing Case
Milan Italy Nov 25 The trial of Granotti of Paterson New Jersey an alleged accomplice of Bresel the assassin of King Humbert began today Granotti is charged with being with Bresel when Humbert was killed and with keeping a revolver ready If Bresel fails Merling Bresels lawyer defends Granotti
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Milan
Italy
Granotti
Paterson
N. J
Bresel
Humbert
Waa
Merling
Granott
Robbers Blow Safe In Lock Bourne Store
A safe was blown in Jacob Kitel’s general store at Lock Bourne near Columbus. The explosion blew the outer door off and the robbers, who fled without taking anything, left their tools behind.
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Columbus
Jacob Kitel
Lock Bourne
Akron Democrat Joins Associated Press News Network
The Akron Democrat Company was admitted to membership in the Associated Press and will carry the full leased wire daily news service beginning Monday. The Chapman block at Mill street and Broadway was purchased to house the company offi ces after remodeling. The two story building with basement will provide ample space for growing business.
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Akron Democrat
Associated Press
Chapman
Mill Street
Broadway
Marietta Man Kills Wife's Parents Then Is Shot Dead
In Marietta Ohio on November 25 Spli Rob ert Wilking shot at his wife and her parents after a quarrel. He killed himself after being confronted by Jacob Stokes the 15 year old son fired a shotgun hitting Wilking who died from a neck wound. Wilking had inherited $40000 years earlier and spent it in dissipation.
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Ert Wilking
Beverly
Jacob Stokes
Wilking
Mra. Stokes
Dore
Stokes
Highwaymen with lasso rob New York furrier in Cleveland
Gustave Himrich, a wealthy New York furrier, was seized by highwaymen with a large lasso on Oak Street in Cleveland. They beat him and choked him, taking diamonds valued at 250 dollars. He lies in a hospital in critical condition.
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Cleveland
Gustave Himrich
New York
Himrich
Oak St
New Steel Combine Assured. Forming In Secret
New York reports outline a secret steel combine with $200 million capitalization, absorbing major independent firms except Colorado Fuel and Iron. Lawyers say organization is well underway with key players from Pennsylvania and Ohio visiting Pittsburgh. Discussions of names, meetings at major hotels, and the Cuyahoga Falls plant tie into the looming consolidation.
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New York
Cuyahoga Plant
Cuyahoga Falls
Frederick TL. Clarke
Blymer, Hobbs and Stover
Secre
Ion
Colorado Fuel Sud Tron Co
Clarke
Piement Steel
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Henry
Trick
Pittsburg
Menora, Wick
Youngstown
H. Biymer
Ohlo
Frick
Duquesne Hotel
Cuyahoga
Garrilian Manufacturing Co
Sherwood Objects to Platform Split in Ohio Race
Gen J R Sherwood visiting Columbus criticizes the omission of endorsement of the Kansas City platform and blames it for Democratic losses. He argues a stable national platform was needed and cites Cincinnati losses of over 5000 votes. He praises Johnsons reform stance and faults Kilbournes Lucas county campaign. He questions monuments for McKinley in Columbus and Toledo.
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Columbus
J. R. Sherwood
Sherwood
Kausay Ciyy
Mrge
Democratic Party
Olneinmetl
Harlan Cleveland
Judson Harmon
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Harmon
Johnson
Lin
Ethwest
Col. Kilbourne
Lucas County
Salid
McKinley
Toledo
Canton
Wally
Colombus
Thurman
County considers jail contract bids and new athletic club plans
County officials move to award jail construction contracts pending auditor certification of funds as bids come in from Prior & Co. Cleveland. The North End Athletic Club meets Monday after moving to new quarters with equipment and memberships already en route, signaling rapid club growth.
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Slacr
Freekury
Sixler
Dewnleson, Prior & Co
Cleveland
Desens
Svenison
Treasure Ship Hoax Claims Rio de Janeiro Loot
San Francisco reports diver Sorensen claims he has located the sunken Pacific steamer Rio de Janeiro and plans to raise it. He says cargo includes 69,000 general goods 40,000 tin and 400,000 silk with Consul Wildy’s papers. business hinges on moving the wreck by cable and recovering 70 percent for himself.
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San Francisco
Sorensen
Rio de Janeiro
Sine
Son
Wildy Ute
Sorenson
Irish Patriot Dies After Catalpa Rescue In Australia
Irish patriot Irogan, rescued from Van Dieman's Land by the Catalpa, dies at county hospital in Chicago. One of seven men convicted with John Boyle O'Reilly in 19th century treason against Britain, sentenced to penal servitude, later reduced. Hogan had lived in Chicago over a quarter century.
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Irogan
van Diemans’ Land
Australia
Catalpa
John Boyle O'Reilly
Hugan
Chicago
Overrun of Consumptives Spurs Free Hospital Plan
San Antonio Texas November 25 The city faces a growing housing and care crisis as consumptives and invalids flood shelters. With winter approaching boarding houses hotels and city hospitals full a movement seeks funds to build a free hospital to aid the existing city hospital.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ligge Free Hospital
Tanek and two suspects in stocked store intrusion
Nov. 25 in Westerville Osio Dengwist Wrank W Tanek reported a break in at a bin store. Two men entered through a window at midnight. Ranek challenged them but they fled unharmed. Geurew and Jesse Drake are under scrutiny as suspects.
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Westerville
Osio
Sph
W. Tanek
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State
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New England
Nantanket
London
Eden Resorts
Jersey
Associated Press and New Building
Marietta, Ohio
Lasso
Holland House
Waldorf Astoria
Gen. Sherwood
Diver
Martin Hogan
Cook County Hospital
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