Colorado murders and embezzlement spree shock Kansan readers
The Kansan reports a former bank employee in vibe city pleading guilty to embezzling $9,000 and receiving four years. It also details a brutal Colorado murder scare in Animas where a mob nearly lynched a tramp who confessed to killing a ranchman. Additional items note a brother killing his sibling in Lansing and a Texas carnival gunfire incident leaving a young child dead.
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Kansan
An ‘Iéreon
First National Bank
Vibe City
Anderson
Austin
Texas
Surety Company
Judge Wofford
Massacre at Lancho Station Hears Yaqui War Path
News reaches Los Angeles of a Lancho massacre on the Carqué River near Sonora involving Yaqui fighters. Four killed at the station, with additional deaths nearby. reports describe a dangerous, warlike act impacting Mexican and American victims.
Beck a Latrobe editor dies of apoplexy at home
Charles Beck editor of the Latrobe Advance died at his home of apoplexy. A Hague exhibition plan is advancing for a Jewish art and document display during the Carnegie peace palace dedication. The project seeks rare Jewish documents and works showing progress in industry and literature. US leaders resist Jewish power influence.
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Mtteburs
Charles Beck
Wisk of
Latrobe
Latrobe Advance
Pioneer
Fit
Pennsylvania
Hague
New York
the Hague
Carnegie Peace Palace
United State
Meerschaum Mines to Be Developed in Grant County New Mexico
W Boyer of the American Meerschaum Company reveals Grant County New Mexico holds the only known meerschaum deposits in America. He outlines recent company organization in New York to mine the material, notes previous costly attempts, and presents a white sample comparing favorably with native stones. He says deposits are underexplored and their extent unknown.
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America
Grant County
N. M
W. Boyer
Alvarado
Boyer
New York
American Meerscham Company. & Corporation
Mr. Boyer
Xeon
Fai & Mega Beale
Coyote Attacks Man Wounds El Paso Resident
Mr. Quigley, a well known horseman, was bitten by a coyote that turned on him while being petted. The animal tore flesh from the left leg, caused loss of blood, and led to medical treatment in El Paso. Doctors report the patient is out of danger. Enormous railroad wage bill highlights national wage payments for the year with rising construction and future increases.
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Citkeen
EL Paso
Dee
Quigley
Clint
Thie County
Kim
Tete
Quixley
Rainbury
Duares
Admit That Their Hus Band Was Not a Male
Chicago December reports reveal Nicolai De Raylan, a longtime clerk to Baron Schlippenbach, was a woman. After her death in Phoenix, two women living with her admitted she posed as a man for years in New York Chicago and Mexico City. De Raylan’s life included love letters and a diary detailing a double life and a romantic affair with a man named Jenya Vaxcilovitch.
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Chicago
Dee
Gcowifk
Nicolai de Raylan
Baron Schlippenbach
Hursian
Phoenix
Ariz
Eumynie Hruchulis
de Royian
Annie de Royian
de Raylan
Kurelia
Aene Bo Raylin
Josephe Armstrons
de Raylon
Buxavetgrad
Kamenyets
Jenya Vaxcilovitch
America
Str& Bruch+ Ulls
de Kaylan
Jenka
Angel
Neva
Ty St. Petersburg
New York
City of Mexico
Roma
de Ri Jay
Frances Arnchutts
Iusea
Haylan
Onary
Russia
Montreal Fruit Men Debate Revised Tariff Impacts
Montreal December 23. Dominion plans tariff changes on oranges lemons vines and grapefruits with lower duties. Analysts say price impact will be small and benefits mostly to retailers and stock suppliers. New duties also affect pears quinces apricots nectarines and cantaloupes, with mixed effects on trade and prices. December 27 parade planned with Mario Sheridan and John prior season prize winners.
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Montreal
Garieton
Canada
Trish
Ery
Barouet
Mario Sheridan
John
District Attorney to Prosecute All Involved in Kemper County Riots
New Orleans dispatches report a civil military conference in Mitsigelppi as authorities identify five white men tied to Christmas day lynchings. District Attorney Currie vows to capture those responsible and declares the four killed were not connected with the violence. He singles out a brutal case where Calvin Nicholson, a respected Black man, was killed and his house burned after a deputy was shot attempting to protect him.
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New Orleans
Wee
Ite
Kemper County
Mitsigelppi
Currie
Tam
Alabama
Calvin Nicholson
Nicholson
Simpson
Sherif Alexander
Hile
Anand
Gion Eloped Wet Crown Princess Weds Anothugr
Brussels reports the marriage of Professor Andre Giron, tied to a notorious elopement involving the Crown Princess of Saxony. Giron has wed Frau Ethel Bodlis in a ceremony that follows a famous royal scandal and exile from the Habsburg line.
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Gion
Anothugr
Brussels
Dee
Andre Giron
Saxony
Geneva
Imperial House of
Hapsburg
Giron
Dresden
Anna Monica
Ethel Bodlis
Florida Educators Annual Convention Opens in St Augustine
The twentieth annual session of the Florida Educational Association began in St Augustine with welcome addresses from Mayor B. J. Boyce and speeches by W. Pinkham Edwin Briek Sparks P. P. Claxton and others. A music program and amusements are planned through the night of the 20th. Separately, artists gathered in Peoria to view a model for a bronze statue of Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll to be cast next spring and unveiled in Glen Oak Park on his death anniversary.
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Plolida Educators
Augustine
Fla
University of Tennessee
Jeeremor E. Mehreath
Caroline Brevard
Puplin
John J1
Stetson University
New York
Mee
Gio
Frederic Ernest ‘Triever
McDougall
Bron
Peoria
Robert J. Ingersoll
Glen Oak Park
Ingersoll
Joly
Trieber
Colonel Ingersoll
Royal Academy of
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN THE CONGO COUNTRY
President Roosevelt and family departed Washington at 11 33 for Pine Knot Virginia touring plans extend to Monday afternoon. The report notes travel details and expectations for their stay as part of a routine presidential itinerary.
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Condition OF Affairs
The
Congo
Washington
Dee
Roosevelt
Pine Knot
Belgium minister calls upon Secretary Root in Washington
Washington December 27 Baron Moncheur Belgium minister met Secretary Root and said the Congo conference shows United States and Belgium in accord on the matter The Associated Press reports an error in yesterday’s telegraph from Midway Island about a ship ashore and crew missing An international commercial agreement with Italy and Brazil was extended to December 31 and pledges no increase in Brazilian coffee duties
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Belgium
Root
Washington
Baron Moncheur
Congo
United States
Associated Press
Navy Department
George C. Ward
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Midway
Otto
Inlands
Carrollt
Boudrew
Fanto
Pate
Véincer
Charles Koutran
Nana Jm Om
Wellington
Italy
Brasil
Brazil
France
Fishery congress at Washington to begin September 22
Dr Flerman Bumpus announces the International Fishery congress to be held in Washington D C from September 22 to 26. Awards totaling 100 dollars to the American Fisheries Society and the American Museum of Natural History for papers on fish disease and preservation methods. Delegates from London Berlin Copenhagen Trieste Rotterdam and other European cities expected. Also notes historic Fraunces Tavern restoration in New York and railway project updates.
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Washington
Flerman
Bumpus
American Museum of Natural History
Announ
Washington, D
American Flsherien Society
American Mousseum of Natural History
New York Aquarium
London
Berlin
Parks
Copenhagen
Trieste
Rotterdam
New York
Frances Tavern
Asa Hird Gardner
Sons of the Revolution
Wm. M. Mersereau
Braunces
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Lansing
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Melvin
Albert Conkfin
Morty
Hunt Firkiges
Sulcide
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Colorado & Santa Fe
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Santa Fe
James Sealy
Felder
Mannaman
John J. Manrean
Brothershood
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Carther
Great Britain
Tremcomunicntion
Col. Degermann
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De‘Raylan
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