Singer tells story of dramatic scene and murder accusation
An opera singer recounts a Paris Boston marriage to Roy and a New Hampshire crime. She describes her brother Tim shot, her husband claiming self defense, and her flight to her mother’s home while revealing marital tensions, a duel, and public scrutiny.
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Gracia Calla
Parle
Paul Roy
Boston
New Hampshire
Denis
Paris
Newington
N. H
Mr. Roy
Butlers Pantry
Beard Severn
My Brother’s Death Revealed in Family Turmoil and Alibi
A narrative describes a brother’s death in a farm kitchen setting with a mother and stepfather present. The speaker recalls an awakened husband repeating self defense while neighbors and a doctor arrive. The coroner rules the death a suicide, and the family endures ten hours with the body before action.
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Bee Husbind
John Dolly
Pr W. A. Jenking
Paul
Ling
Lanny
Bermy
Emperor of Germany Seeks Complete Rest in Corfu Villa
Berlin reports Emperor William plans a March departure from Berlin to his villa on Corfu for extended rest. A semi official note confirms the trip for recuperation away from England, while rumors of an extraordinary Turkish embassy arriving at Corfu are denied.
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Berlin
Willian
Corfu
Dastres
England
Corf
Constantino i
Turkey
Boy Dies During Prayer in Brady Home
In Brady Iowa on Sunday Willie Palmer four months old died after two weeks with pneumonia while his parents prayed with the claim that prayer could heal. Coroner Timon held an inquest and the jury blamed the parents and urged county attorney to pursue further investigation.
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Brady
Iowa
Willie
Palmer
Prayor
Timon
Chia
Councy
Roosevelt likened to Gladstone by Rev Gunsaulus speech
Rev Frank W Gunsaulus, president of Armour Institute, told a supper audience in Kansas City that Roosevelt resembles William Gladstone in leadership and will be remembered alongside him. He praised Roosevelt’s qualities and predicted future acclaim despite faults that may be found.
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Kansas City
Gladstone
Roosevelt
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Armour Tnatitudé of Technology
Chicago
Gunsaulus
Abraham Ruef to testify in Bulletin case trial
San Francisco officials announced in court today that Abraham Ruef will be called to testify for the prosecution in the trial of R A Crother and Tremont Older of the San Francisco Bulletin on charges related to the criminal handling of William Tevis, president of the Bay City Water Company.
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San Franciscn
Abra
Ham Ruef
R. A. Crother
Tremont Older
San Francisco Bulletin
William 3. Tevis
Bay City Water Company
Tiatrict
William Bot Conk
College music assembly led by faculty performers Friday
Bozeman February 26 special to the Standard reports the college music department overseeing the weekly assembly next Friday morning. Members of the musical faculty include Arabella Himes pianist Phylis Wolfe soprano Professor Hey violinist and Ho Bia Baynes accompanist. The item notes student William W Batсotto of Fulton Montana is ill with pneumonia and near death as his condition worsens despite a week of symptoms.
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Bozeman
Arabella Himes
Phylis Wolfe
Professor Hey
Mise Ho- Bia Baynes
Payumoria
Bozoninu
Fab
William W. Batsotto
Falton
Mont
Engineering Couran
Hessette
Fulton
Montana horses shine in distant handicap era at Oakland and New Orleans
Gemmell lost a heartbreaker to Burning Bush by a head in a tight two mile Oakland handicap where Gemmell carried 124 pounds. Montana owned Burning Bush and Gemmell led early before the final surge. Benvolia and Kogo, both Montanabred, ran at Oakland and New Orleans with Graphite and Mise Rialie close behind. Blagg swept the New Orleans handicap and Alm Boy won at Los Angeles in a busy day for the state’s thoroughbreds.
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Butte
Wengmell
Burning Bush
Oakland
New Orleans
Bulie
Gemmell
Miet
Aly 2 Feather
Forge
Knapp
Ia Same Son
Rubicon
Gemmell & Mormon Block
Montana
Willan Randall
Benvolia
Paul Albertson
Kogo
Generelly
Ramis
Bing
Hoge
Benvolio
Montana Koracy
Fairy Streat
Graphite
Mise Rialie
Hin
Benvollu
Blagg
Lee Star Blas
Bear
Alm Boy
Ike
Los Angeles
Hole
Willam Randalls
Gregson
Keng Lyman
Hurley
Scott Pogh
Roy Bennett
Titus
Frotic
Couvey Balyage
Wap
Thine
Light Woo
Fantasticy
Cloyne
Bey
Standover
Arcourt
Tho
the Mist
Tiie
Bout of small importance in Los Argetos boxing match
The upcoming Tuesday bout between Bal Nelson and Jhenny Brith in Los Argetos is expected to attract a big crowd but many fans doubt the outcome. Writers say Britt appears stronger than three years ago, while Nelson showed stamina in a prior bout. experts expect a lively match with no decisive result.
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Bal Nelson
Jhenny Brith
Los Argetos
Butte
Pal Ovcupy
Has-Beena
Mat
Elder
Los Angeles
Britt
Nelson
Waholz Gink
Brite
Mdb
Retains the Title in Amarte n Wrestling Championship
New York on February 36 Mrs Rure gesy retained the title of woah chon champion in a match against Mrs GC J Nixarft of Cambridge Man The series featured four gates with Mrs Bure Raga paying for Mrs Nixdorf Waterbury Conn Fob so Frani Goteh American detonation of James Part the Ingliah champion in a two night event ending with a decisive victory in 19 and AL yotrutes.
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New York
R. Buregesy
Amarten
Mra GC
J. Nixarft
Cambridge
Man
Bure Raga
Nixdorf
Waterbury
Conn
Frani Goteh
Ohan- Mionalip
Aimerica
Tobacco war headline from Kentucky assembly report
A fragment from Kentucky dated February 26 reports a tobacco war debate or action sent to the General Assembly. The text is garbled but references Deplones Tobacco and Walt Trankfort and a tax or policy matter under consideration.
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Trankfort
Apéelal
Ageambly
Governor Wilson Urges Action to Protect Public Property
Governor Wilson called for urgent action to safeguard public property and end ongoing conditions that threaten people’s lives and assets. He argued that the measures are necessary to prevent destruction and provide no benefit to those causing the turmoil.
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Wilson
Daniels Sets New 220 Yard Swim Mark at Madison Square Garden
New York swimmer Daniels of the New York Athletic Club broke the 220 yard world record in a match race at Madison Square Garden. He swam the distance in 42.2 seconds, beating rival C D Trubenich who had a five second handicap and finished five to six inches behind. The previous record was 42.2 seconds set at Duquesne Garden in 1907.
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New York
Charios MM. Daniels
New York Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Daniels
Duquesne Garden
Pridsburg
C.D. Trubenich
New York Athletic Cub
Dantels
Boosters in Bozeman Organize Founded Club
At a Gallatin Valley Commercial club meeting Bozeman fans formed the Bozeman Baseball Boosters. Officers elected include President P. Manly Secretary Fred Palmer Treasurer John Kagute with executive committee Al Love J. O Cornnell and James Edwards. The group counts many prominent local businessmen among its members.
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Bozeman
Gallanty Valley
Bozeman Baseball Boosters
P. Manly
Fred Palmer
John Kagute
al Love
J. O'Cornnell
James Edwards
Dutchman Still On Top Takes Trophy And Record
Heiney Hsing led a weak field in the first round of this week's tournament Tuesday, aiming for the Dutchman 914 high mark. J. H. McIntosh and Jovich contested, with McIntosh posting the high five-game total of 1,021 as Mike Sheehan awaits tonight to defend the close A medal. Other scores included Sperry 722, Mowell 706, Marco 851, Reynolds 581.
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Heiney
Hsing
J. H. McIntosh
Jovich
Welwauwy
Sperry
Mowell
Marco
Reynolds
McIntosh
Mike Sheehan
Ber
Race Track Results From New Orleans Oakland and Los Angeles
Race results from New Orleans, Oakland, and Los Angeles detail winners and placings across seven races in New Orleans including Serenai and Hadar, then Futurity results in Oakland with Roy Bennett and Bal yage, and Los Angeles San Fernando Handicap winner Wexford. Timings listed for each race.
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City Park
Serenai
Sister Oliie
Alamia
Shot of
Glage
John Carroll
Cooney
Draculum
Royal Onyx
Hawhema
Alma Dutour
Donna
Ace
Heh
Miss Mazzon
Banelda
Apt
Spokane Writer Promotes Big Fight Fund
Spokane journalist Frank W. Smith plans a $100,000 boxing fund for a four-class tournament. He aims to lure Jim Jeffries to face Johnson or another top foe, with potential bouts including Burns Johnson and Ketchell Papke. Smith will tour West to secure sponsors and rail logistics for Spokane’s flagship event.
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Spokane
Inland Empire
Frank W. Smith
Coeur d’Alettes
Los Angeles
Jim Jeffries
Johnson
Portland
California
Nevada
Smith
Jeffries
Johmson
Burns
Gans
Nelson
McFarland
Anholz
Battes
Attell
Moran
Ketchell
Papke
Raliles
George ‘Siler
Chicazo
New York
Boston
Pacific Northwest
Middle Western
Provecutor
Dusys
The
Batiks
Washington
Idaho
Richard Mm.barnhart
Spalane County
Mead
Reme
Sentatives
White Sox
Receiver appointed for interstate railroad in Texas
Fort Worth February 26 court action on behalf of Monopolitan Trust Co of New York named T J Freeman of New Orleans receiver for the Interstate and Great Northern railroad to cover default on the 1882 bond issue. Freeman, general solicitor for the Texas and Pacific, left for Dallas and will likely qualify tomorrow.
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Tex
Monopolitan Trust Company of
New York
Mock
Federal Court For
Northern District of Texas
Aefault
T. J. Freeman
New Orleans
Interstate & Great Northern Railroad
Freeman
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Gould
Dallas
Standings of Walkers Race at Kansas Citr
At midnight tonight the six days' race standings show Hoagland leading with 164 miles and 1 lap. Flater and Meseler close behind at 148 miles, then Player 144 miles 10 laps, Platee 125 miles 7 laps, Pratt 104 miles, Bimpson 100 miles, Lloyd 81 miles, Stones 8 miles 0 laps.
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Kansas
Citr
Hoagland
Flater
Meseler
Player
Platee
Pratt
Bimpson
Lloyd
Stones
Lima and Indiana crude oils rise above dollar mark
The Sosp Pur chasing agency advanced the price of Lima and Indiana crude oils five cents a barrel today, placing the North Lima product above the dollar mark for the first time in more than a year.
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Lima
Sosp
Standard Oil Com Pans
Indiana
Trainmen Killed On Yaqui Railroad Conflict
Rio Grande Yaqui and Pacific Railroad conductor K D Conk reports to Yuma authorities that Yaqui Indians killed three Mexican railroad workers on his train crew. He survived and spoke about the incident amid rising tensions and demands for protection.
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Yuma, Acz
K. D. Conk
Rio Granda, Yaqui & Pacific Railroad
Yuma
Tree
Americas
Nominations Confirmed for Treasury and Agency Posts
Washington February 28 The senate approved the nominations of Touts at Cooliidge of Massachusetts for assistant secretary of the treasury and Charles P Grandfield of Minnesota for a high departmental post, reflecting a shakeup in senior financial leadership.
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Senate
Cooliidge
Massachusetts
Treasury
Charles P. Grandfield
Minanuri
Twin brother of Gen. Win Meld Scott Hancock dies in city
Minneapolia reports the death of Hilary D. Hancock aged 8 from a lingering illness. The late child, described as the twin brother of the late Gen. Win Meld Scott Hancock, is noted as a long-time local resident of the city for half a century.
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Minneapolia
Fei
TiNary B. Hancocks
Scott Mancock
Thin City Formers Inn
Tenement Fire Strikes NYC, Twelve Hurt Reported
A five story building housing 20 families burned in New York City early today trapping residents on upper floors. Fourteen severely burned victims perished before escape routes could be reached while firefighters rescued others from roofs and fire escapes. Among the dead were Alexro de Barbarstes, 40, and his daughter Lana, 20.
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Will
Firat Trod
Alexro de Barbarstes
Lana
Talks with Witek Horsemen at State Fair
Helena Feb 2. Secretary Pace says California trip by Pace yielded strong backing from jockeys and owners for next fall’s racing program at the state fair. He reports promises of entries for running and harness events and expects a vivid program.
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Helena
W Pace
Wio
California
Wilt Bao Koodong
American League Plans Perfected for Season
Chicago Feb. 26 The season opens April 1 with Delsart at Chicago St Louis at Cleveland Washington at Boston and Philadelphia at New York. The schedule lists 154 games per team with 77 at home and 77 abroad. The season ends Oct. 4. On July 4 St Louis visits Chicago Detroit at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Philadelphia.
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Chleago
Weason
Delsart
Chicago
St. Lanie
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Schade
T. Loula
Detroit
Symphinston
Boston
Philadelpia
Snow Blockade Strands Traffic in Don Valley
In Kharkov Burdpeda Rusia rail line snow halt blocks all traffic. About twenty one thousand workers, eighty five freight trains, and one thousand five hundred fifty teams are clearing the tracks in the Donate valley.
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Kharkov
Investigation into 17 New York utility companies begun
The police fire commission opened a general investigation into seventeen companies supplying light heat and power in Greater New York. The inquiry aims to examine operations prices and service quality affecting residents and businesses across the city.
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New York
Greater New Yorks
Pullin Cere Fe
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