Insane man Warren causes chaos on Great Northern sleeper
Clem Warren, confined on insanity charges, went on a violent spree aboard a Great Northern sleeper near Havre while en route to Chicago with his brother in law. He tore curtains and windows, toppled berths, and threw items from the car. He was bound, sent to Havre, then returned to Great Falls where police later removed him from the train. Warren faces renewed insanity charges.
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Standard
Great Falls
Clem Warren
Chicago
Havre
Warren
Maniac
Women’s Department
Drowning Tragedy Off Brighton Beach Claims Miss Mooney
Miss Eileen Mooney of San Francisco drowned when a rowboat capsized at Brighton Beach lake in Saladu Cal. Two companions Miss Nellie OConnell and Miss Isabella Lutzen were saved by quick efforts of A J Wintley of Anrighton Beach and Percy Chattock of Alameda who reached the scene in time. Mooney body had not been recovered by nightfall.
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Saladu
Cal
Brighton Beach Lake
Eileen Mooney
San Francisco
Nellie O'Connell
Isabella Lutzen
A. J. Wintley
Anrighton Beach
Percy Chattock
Alameda
Mooney
Startling Bribery Case Prompts Illinois Grand Jury
Springfield May 29. Startling developments loom as State Senator D W Holtslaw of Iuka confesses to receiving 2500 from State Senator John Broderick of Chicago for a Lorimer vote and 700 as his share of the jackpot. Six legislators including Broderick Pemberton Clarke McMackin and McCullum summoned. A B Johnston implicated. Grand jury reconvenes Tuesday.
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Springfield
Lil
D. W. Holtslaw
Iuka
Sangamon County Grand Jury
John Broderick
Chicago
William Lorimer
Broderick
Senate
House
Stanton CC. Pemberton
Oakland
D. W. Holslaw
Joseph Clarke
Vandalia
Charles L. McMackin
Salem
Lorimer
Harvey D. McCullum
Louisville
A. B. Johnston
Johnston & Hatcher Company
Ford & Johnson Company
Holtslaw
Otto Frier
Derby Desk Company
State House
Burke
Pemberton
Clark
Johnston
Holslaw
Sangamon
Fred Long
Sangamon County
St. Louis
White
Beckemeyer
Robert Wilson
Cook County
Man Kills Wife Then Shoots Priest in Twin City Tragedy
P J Gibbons a livestock dealer from South St Paul shot and killed his wife at home and then fired two shots into Father IK J Walsh head at St Augustines Church killing him instantly. He had been in a Minneapolis sanitarium for drink cure treatment and accompanied his wife home after she visited the facility.
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St. Paul
P. J. Gibbons
Livestock Commission
South St. Paul
Gibbons
IK. J. Walsh
St. Augustine’s
Minneapolis
Father Walsh
They May Do Away with Memorial Day
Boston May 29 Commander J Willard Brown of the Massachusetts department of the Grand Army of the Republic proposes altering or abolishing Memorial day at the national encampment. He suggests a Memorial Sunday observed only by the commander in chief with noon flag raising and then sports and pastimes.
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Boston
J. Willard Brown
Massachusetts Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army of the Republic
Brown
Republicans Balk at Statehood Bill in Split Senate
In Washington on May 29 Republicans balk at moving statehood for Arizona and New Mexico amid Senate divisions over the railroad merger amendment and conservation battles. Democratic support favors quick passage to aid fall elections, while insurgents push for a tariff commission and postal banks later.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Brown
Nebraska
House
Arizona
New Mexico
Tariff Commission
Postal Savings Bank
Curtiss Flies Albany to New York Sets Record Flight
Glenn H. Curtiss completed a 137 mile flight from Albany to New York City in 2 hours 32 minutes winning a $10 000 prize. He averaged 54.06 mph the fastest long distance speed for a heavier than air craft and overcame a gust near Storm King to remain in control.
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New York
Glenn H. Curtiss
Albany
New York City
New York World
Poughkeepsie
Manhattan Island
Storm King
West Point
Curtiss
van Ransselaer Island
Hudson
River Brink
Mrs. Curtiss
Catskill
Rhinecliff Ferry
Staatsburg
N. Y
Military Academy
Peekskill
Ossining
Dobbs Ferry
Yonkers
Metropolitan Tower
Curtiss Reaches New York After Historic Albany Flight
Glenn H. Curtiss completes the 137 mile journey from Albany to Manhattan in 2 hours 32 minutes winning a 10000 prize and the Scientific American cup. He lands on Gill Meadows near Poughkeepsie and then flies into New York Harbor, greeted by crowds before touring Governor's Island.
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Hudson
Poughkeepsie
Curtiss
Albany
Gill Meadows
Yonkers
Riverside Drive
Washington Heights
Alpine
Jersey
New York
Riverside
Uppear
Mahhattan Island
Spuyten Duyvil
Manhattan Island
Manhattan
Governor's Island
the Battery
Traveling salesman Charles Larsen dies during baseball game
Salt Lake City on May 29. Charles Larsen age 26 a traveling salesman collapsed and died while running from first to second after being put out at second base. He died before aid could reach him.
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Salt Lake City
Charles Larsen
Larsen
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America
Cutiss
Bronx
Washington Point
Latmes
Howe
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Department of the East
Corbin Hall
World Office
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Hammondsport
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