Perjury Threat in Omaha Divorce Suit Involving Senator Platt
J F McMann special agent for Senator Platt asserts Miss Wood will be prosecuted for perjury if she fails to prove her divorce allegations in New York. He claims records show a 1800s marriage and a promise suit, gathered in Omaha, to use in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Omaha
Wood
United States
Thomas C. Platt
J. F. McMann
Platt
Qhanaha
York
A McMann
Court House
Plath
Willian Goel
Wlren
Miss Wood
Porter
McMann
City
FitzWilliams
United States Express Company
Milwaukee Tragedy Ends In Murder Suicide
Geree Willoughby shot and killed his wife at their Milwaukee home and then killed himself with two breast shots. The 50 year old manager of Jewell & Sherman coffee and spice mills confessed to police that infatuation with another woman in Chicago spurred the murder and planned death by his own hand for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geree Willoughby
George Willoughby
Jewell & Sherman Company
Milwaukee
Willoughby
Chicago
Disappointed Lover Auds Live Herbert Kremer Death
Herbert Kremer son of President William No Kremer of New York shot himself in the apartments at Mrs Latinyette B Cleagon. Cleagon was formerly the wife of the clerk of the senate and secretary of the Republican state committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kremer
William No Krrener
Abe Grertuttt
American Tnsuneier Company
New York
Latinyette B. Cleagon
Senate
Republican State Committee
Hackenschmidt Wins Two Bouts in Philadelphia Matches
George Hackenschmidt the Russian wrestler defeated Emil Stegenmueller and then knocked out Carl Darschu of Camden New Jersey and Henry Paulson of Minneapolis in successive bouts in Philadelphia. He displayed exceptional speed during the matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackenschmidt
George Hackenschmidt
Philadelphia
Emil Stegenmueller
Carl Darschu
Camden, N. J
Henry Paulson
Minneapolis
Six Firemen Overcome in Minneapolis Dry Kiln Incident
Six firemen were entirely overcome and sixteen partially succumbed to fumes from alcohol fumes caused by a small fire at the North Western Combe Beard company dry kiln in Minneapolis on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Compe-Beard Company
Minneapolis
Wednesdey
Sioux City Live Stock Market Report Summary
Unclear fragment shows Sioux City market notes with figures like 36.48 and references to top bids or totals. Contains damaged OCR and lacks complete names or entities for a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieux City
Sioux City
Stern
Fight Del to Death Near PH de River
Fragmentary text describes a deadly fight near a river with references to individuals and actions. Core details are unclear but indicate a fatal confrontation and a reported location near PH de. Further readable elements are insufficient to confirm names or dates.
Unclear OCR fragment on Cleveland event
Fragmentary text mentions Moense foot and Atietijuak Baeaire Cleveland with names and locations, but details and context are not readable for a coherent summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moense
Atietijuak Baeaire
Cleveland
Postal checks to begin in nine German cities
The government plans a decree to launch a postal check system modeled after the Austrian plan. Openings nine major cities Berlin Breslau Cologne Danish Frankfort Hamburg Hanover Karlsruhe Leipsic. Depositors must start with 100 marks, receive an account number, and can pay by other account holders pagcards money orders or transfer orders. Checks not negotiable to third parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orced
Reichstag
Berlin
Breslau
Cologne
Danish
Frankfort
Hamburg
Hanover
Karlsruhe
Leipsic
Roosevelt Crusade Against Plutocracy Highlighted by Tardieu
Andre Tardieu in The Temps of Paris reports President Roosevelt’s remarks on his crusade against plutocracy. Roosevelt says he opposes socialism and anarchy, calling himself a conservative and prepared to defend justice by any means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temns
Paris
Roosevelt
Andre Tardieu
America
Tare Dieu
Tardieu
Miners Consider Scale Adoption At UMWA Convention
At Indianapolis the United Mine Workers sessions debated by district the scale committee's report. The plan urges a new wage scale signed by operators by districts, with present wages and conditions, and local differences set by district conventions. Adoption would extend existing conditions for another year starting April, with operators signing by district rather than individually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Landslide Ravages Ben Avon Gas Regulator Site
Scores of persons were rescued from burning or exploded sites in Pittsburgh area after a landslide demolished the gas regulator house at Ben Avon early Thursday. Several buildings were damaged and many residents narrowly escaped death as fires broke out at multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ben Avon
Adoption case reveals kinship details in court records
A Massachusetts woman identifies James Butler as her son in a superior court proceeding. Butler, aged 46, asserts he was raised by Miss Filhelmina Crawford, aged 29, of Lowell. Crawford, described as well to do, says Butler’s parents died when he was a boy and he was brought up in her father’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filhelmina Crawford
Lowell
Mass
James Butler
Miss Crawford
Butler
Russian Leader Shot by Women in Yekaterinisk City
Dr. Karnyaioff, head of a toil group in the second Russian Duma, was killed by two women at his home in Yekateriniskey. The attackers were identified as members of a reactionary organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Karnyaioff
Yekateriniskey
Warships Arrive as Port au Prince Quiets
The Des Moines and Paducah join American forces at Port au Prince while the English cruiser Cressy also arrives, signaling a bolstered naval presence as the port remains tranquil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Au Prince
Thawed Dynamite Blast Kills Two, Injures Several
A thawed-out dynamite blast in Tas Sra SOOMooep killed two people and seriously injured three others. Police say seven strands of dynamite were involved and had been thawed. Officials from EP Pace and SouthWecers awaited further details Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Sra Soomooep
Pace
Unclear Text Fragment From Historic Page
Fragmentary OCR passage suggests a suspended event or action due to lack of business. Details are unreadable, with garbled names and dates, preventing clear identification of people, places, or outcomes.
New York Senator Introduces Probe of Attorney General
Senator Martin Saxe of New York introduced a concurrent resolution calling for a legislative investigation into the attorney general’s office under William Schuyler Jackson of Buffalo. The measure focuses on receiverships of banks and trust companies amid the panic and accusations of improper influence and partisan appointments. It is expected to pass and begin inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinte Ag
Capitol
New York City
Jackson
Saxe
Orchard testimony in Haywood Pettibone trials urged commutation
In Caldwell Idaho on Wednesday Fremont Wood urged the state board of pardons to commute Harry Orchard's death sentence to life imprisonment. Orchard had pleaded guilty earlier and testified in the Haywood and Pettibone murder trials of ex Governor Steunenberg, asserting he told the truth and could not conceal any facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Orchard
William D. Haywood
George 3. Pettibone
Steunenberg
Fremont Wood
Caldwell
Idaho
State Board of Pardons
Orehard
Orchard
Tragic boxing death at Philadelphia Bijou Theater
Wylie Robinson, 19, died after a boxing bout with Charles Wall, also 19, at the Bijou theater in Philadelphia. The pair fought for thirty five seconds before Wall delivered a severe blow to the heart. Robinson collapsed, could not be revived by the attending physician, and died in a police patrol on the way to a hospital.
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Thenn
Bijou
Philadelphia
Wylie Robinson
Charles Wall
Robinson
Wolf
Bogus Marshal Sentenced for Fake Arrests in Ohio
Earl Hesser posed as a United States Marshal from Cleveland and staged arrests in Lima Galion and Crestline. Judge Quail sentenced him to six years in the penitentiary after confirming he handcuffed and mistreated his victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hesser
United States
Cleveland
Sailway Emupdeves
Lima
Galion
Crestline
Quail
Hesser
Armour Succeeds Pish at Stockholders Meeting
At Wednesday's meeting of the Thineis Centrab ad reprops Og ey Arava was elected a director to succeed Stuyvesiit tish. Directors voted to authorize a special stockholders meeting to vote on a revision of 30 percent in the company's stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
Pish
Ireprops
Thineis Centrab
Ogey Arava Wats
Stuyvesiit Tish
Tragic Death Of 11 Year Old at Trinity German Lutheran School
Malinda Young, 11, died at the Trinity German Lutheran parish school in Fort Wayne Indiana. A post mortem found her heart weak, and authorities fear she faced punishment prior to collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Young
Trinity German Lutheran Parish
Fort Wayne
Ind
Local Prize Fighter Jack Allen Dies From Boxing Injuries
Jack Allen of St. Joseph Missouri died from injuries suffered Tuesday night in a boxing match with Frith Glassenberger known as Young something of St. Joseph. The fighter Thhodes was arrested.
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Jack Allen
St. Joseph, Mo
Frith Glassenberger
Ihedes
Aleny
St. Joseph
Thhodes
Lost student killed in Aba Heone Polytectuure incident
A student at the Aba Heone Polytectuure institute was killed in an incident involving SP Shadthi. The event occurred at Koef Une head Leck thaeeyn Wadi, with federal involvement noted.
Teacher Accused of Cruelty At Rowes School
A Rowes school teacher faces accusations of cruelty to students. The county superintendent reviews the case from Green Bay with local officials, seeking clarity on alleged mistreatment in class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auperintends
Sehents Pointer
Green Bay
Whe
Rowes School
Flood of Letters to Imaginary Club At Vinton
A mythical Cupid club story sparks a flood of romantic letters and photos sent to a phantom resident in Vinton. Mail arrives from across the country and will be forwarded to the dead letter office after a delay. The scene features colored envelopes and floral scents as clerks read the ornate declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Metropolitan
Margaret Brown
Sniff to Face Murder Trial in Logan Court Session
Logand court in session for state case Town vs A H Sniff editor of Missouri Valley News charged with murder of M E Brundrige. Defense led by ex Senator Allen of Nebraska Ss Gillham of Glenwood and C W Kellog of Missouri Valley with State attorneys Burk and Tamisia T C Smith appears for the state. Also heard is the Wilson Creek ditch estse case involving board of supervisors of Harrison and Pottawattamie counties over ditch contract.
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M. E. Brundrige
Logan
Green
State of Town
A. H. Snir
Missouri Valley News
Sniff
Allen
Nebraska
Ss. Gillaham
Glenwood
C. W. Kelloge
Missouri Valley
T. T. Genung
Burk and Tamisia
T. C. Smith
Boards of Supervisors
Harrison and
Pottawsttamie
Peatie of W L Parker Passes In Sibley Leader and Politician
W S Parker pioneer merchant of Sibley dies Tuesday afternoon from diabetes. Funeral held Thursday with Masonic order in charge. Parker moved to Sibley in 1874 and led local Democratic party as county central committee chairman. He served as school board president, postmaster under Cleveland, and belonged to Knights of Pythias Woodmen and Masonic orders.
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Sibley
W. S. Parker
Masonic Order
Parker
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Knights of Pythias
Woodmen
Masonic
Serenader Shot During Neighborhood Serenade
Hari Lip pingoos was shot by Walter Height at the home of Mrs. Nellie Hawn while serenading. Height fired into the crowd to break up the charivari, striking Lip pingoos in the shoulder and fleeing before police captured him hours later in a barn. Mrs. Hawn, divorced in January, denies any marriage to Height.
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Muscatine
Nellie Hawn
Hari Lippingoos
Walter Height
Lippingoos
Height
Hawn
Rock Island
Frasbind
Couple's Double Grief Follows Funeral in Logan
The death of Christian Ehr aged 0 occurred at his Logan home. He was buried from the Presbyterian church with interment in Logan cemetery. Minutes after relatives returned from the cemetery his wife Wilhelmina Erhardt died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christhan Ehrhard
Logan
Presbyterian Church
Wilhelminahrhardt
Elevator Fire Destroys Turner Bros. Structure at Griswold
A Turner Brothers elevator in Griswold burned to the ground early Tuesday morning. The blaze gutted the building and its contents, causing a loss estimated in the several thousand dollar range. The structure reportedly housed new machinery and grain, valued at about two hundred dollars in transit.
Married Sixty Years and Family Celebrate
A longtime couple marks sixty years of marriage with a homestay and family gathering. The celebration honors extended family including children and grandchildren, with friends helping and a quiet, festive home setting.
Land deal notes possible improvements across parcels
Fragmentary notes indicate Sinan Acre transfers to Monona Lema with per acre price around $150. Possible improvements of any character on the land are mentioned but details are unclear.
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Sinan
Monona Lema
Aistbrooks & Bore
Colccott
Heron
Inn Te Iorke Reet
Crowe Involved After Fracas At Harbor Pub
Crowe, a longtime local, faced a chaotic fracas at the Harbor Pub after several days of celebration with old friends. He reportedly appeared intoxicated, resulting in two people receiving serious facial cuts amid a tense scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowe
Truant problem cited as 800 children in Stroux City
The board of education and the city superintendent cite about 800 school age children in Stroux City who are not attending school. Truant officers report many children playing hockey and parents blamed for lax attendance. Superintendent W M Stevens warns the number may rise to 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroux
Board of ‘Education
Fort Dodge Pastor Uses Movie Screen to Advertise Church
Dr Geo C Fort pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church in Fort Dodge displays a moving picture of himself with an announcement promoting his church services at a local theatre. The move draws attention from theatre patrons to church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.c. Fort
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Fort Dodge
Four Victims Stopped in Mason City Holdup
A holdup occurred Monday near the Iowa Central via duct in Mason City where four persons were stopped successively and relieved of belongings and money. Two men in hiding halted passersby. little money was taken and the suspects were later arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Iowa Central Viaduct
Stolen Certificates Recovered and Building Campaign Planned
A thief took bank books a certificate of deposit and papers from W. F. Walker of Logan last August. Ed Young found the box with $12 in grass near Walker's home. nothing else was missing. Fort Dodge Y M C A plans a May 1 campaign for a new $50,000 building to serve 300 members and a large boys club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Walker
Logan
Young
Young Men's Christian Association of
Fort Dodge
Omaha Lawyer Charles E. Clapp Dies in Council Bluffs
Charles E. Clapp, a prominent Omaha lawyer from the firm Rich and Clapp, collapsed and died on a street in Council Bluffs Tuesday after helping empanel a jury this morning for a significant damage suit in federal court.
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Tawyer
Charles E. Clapp
Omaha
Rich & Clapp
Council Bluff
United States
Clinton Hotel Changes Hands in Clinton Sale
The Lafayette Inn, an Iowa hotel opened a year ago at a cost of 200000 dollars, changed ownership on Tuesday as Interstate Hotel Company of Iowa sold it to Dilley of Omaha and B B G Schevenell of Winona, a Northwestern official.
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Clinton Hotel
Lafayette Inn
Iowa
Clinton
Interstate Hotel Company of
Messrs. Dilley
Omaha
B.B. G. Schevenell
Northwestern
Winona
Allen to publish Hamilton County Hornet on April 1
W. H. Allen announces the first issue of the Hamilton County Hornet will be released Wednesday April 1 from the press in Williams. The editor will be W. H. Allen, brother of C. D. Allen of the Des Moines Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Allen
Hamilton County Hornet
Wiliams
W. H. Allen & Son
Tes
C. D. Alen
Des Moines Tribune
Narrow Escape From Gas At Hotel Linked To Burlington Pastor
Rev FE B Smith of Burlington, father of Miss Genevieve Smith who confessed to killing her illegitimate child, nearly asphyxiated when he left a gas line open in his hotel room. W R Orr died when supporting timbers under a cottage foundation nearby collapsed, crushing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. B. Smith
Burlington
Genevieve Smith
W. R. Orr
Mapleton Paper Sold and plant to move after last issue
The Mapleton Enterprise reports its final issue as the subscription list and good will are sold to H V Chapin of the Press. The paper announces the plant will be relocated to a new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleton Paper
Mapleton Enterprise
H. V. Chapin
Found Dead in Canton Cottage
Charles E. Oakes aged 72 was found dead in the Canton cottage where he lived alone. He is believed to have died about ten days before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Oakes
Canton
Wounded man expected to recover after shooting incident
Lingry Hleey of Creston lies very weak but shows signs of recovery after being shot by an officer during an arrest attempt for fighting. Fire at the Cly Meat Market in Little Sioux destroys the building, contents saved, estimated loss about 1000 dollars with half insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingry Hleey
Creston
Little Sioux
Tragic Suicide by Carbolic Acid At Collins Hotel
Despondent over a love affair Wel thea Pailston a 20 year old servant girl took carbolic acid in a room at Une Collins hotel Parw 199 LOE Pubwisg. She was found and died shortly after. authorities investigate the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welthea Pailston
Uge
Une Collins Hotel
Parw
Long naval voyage betokens swift ship movements
The excerpt describes a grand naval mission with France or Britain as observers, noting the readiness of gun crews, the arrival of the Magdalena, and a long cruise past many points. It emphasizes the strategic display and the timetable of a multinational fleet on a deep sea itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odas
Bob” Drang
Magdalena
Naval
Priest slayer Alia sentenced to death in Denver church
Giuseppe Alia, who shot Father Leo Heinrichs at St Elizabeth's Catholic church in Denver, was found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced to be hanged. The court session occurred near the church, with chimes heard as the crime was recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe Alia
Leo Heinrichs
St. Elizabeth's
Denver
Alia
Jury delivers verdict eight days after death from bayment act
Fragmentary report notes a jury verdict delivered eighteen days after an incident described as the bayment act. The defense denied the slayer and claimed no appeal. The court suggested the sentence would likely occur within sixty days. The prisoner showed no clear final remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Torney
Minnesota jewelers face war on catalogue houses
In Minneapolis, local jewelers enter a dispute over catalogue houses amid broader tensions in the Minnesota trade scene. The piece notes legal action by multiple parties, including bishops and church groups, involving interstate commerce and civil rights issues. It also references forthcoming financial estimates tied to Lake Superior and seasonal projections.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Anrials Episcopal Church
Lake Super
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