Oldest American dentist Dr Babcock dies at Brook ly n
A long list of brief items follows including the death of Dr Albert H Babcock at his Brooklyn home noted as one of America's oldest dentists and a founder of the cremation society. Also reports marriages resignations bequests and political notes from New York Chicago and Washington span July events and public notices.
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Albert H. Babcock
America
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edith Gaynor
Gaynor
New York
Harry Kermit Winger
Wilmington
Del
Goldwin Smith
Pennsylvania
Mary Coes
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Agnes Irwin
Richard 8. Aldrich
N. W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Emperor William
Kiel
Ballard County attack and county jail release prompt action
Three African American men assaulted two white Hall daughters in Ballard County Kentucky opposite Cairo, were captured by a crowd and beaten with hickory clubs before sheriff custody. They were jailed then released on the father’s advice and ordered to leave the county.
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Cairo
Alexander Hall
Ballard County
Kentucky
Hall
Wickliffe
Bloomington
Soldiers’ Widows
Wilmington
Flora Miller
Greene
Kankakee Asylum For
du Quoin
Fountain Pierce Leigh
Central College
Pella
Iowa
Mary Elizabeth Fleming
Chicago
Leigh
J. T. Leigh
University of Chicago
Bush Temple of Music
United States
Springfield
Concordia Theological Seminary
John Durke
John Srasha
Frank Martin
Iroquois
Alice Martin
Pontiac
John Cummings
Central Illinois
Pontac
McKinley
Mackinaw
Geneseo
C. W. Boyden
Sheffield
C .C. Taylor
Stronghurst
O. E. Yocum
Galva
H. Campbell
Joy
Carl Freupenstell
Rock Island
R. L. Wray
Monmouth
N. G. van Sant
Sterling
Harper
A. J. Jackson
Morrison
George T. Buckingham
W. B. McIntyre
Joliet
Lena
Hulda Wild
Joseph Schwartz
Bribery Jury Out in Browne Trial After Final Arguments
Chicago jury retires to deliberate Browne bribery case tied to Lorimer election scandal. State's Attorney Wayman closes with jurors hearing his claim of gate of guilt for White Beckemeyer Link, while Browne's defense counters by labeling White Judas and Benedict Arnold and urging acquittal.
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Chicago
Lee O'Neil Browne
Lorimer
McLurely
Link
Beckemeyer
Wayman
William Lorimer
United States
White
Waymann
Browne
Illinois
Charles A. White
Judas Iscariot
Bible Times
Charles E. Erbstein
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Judas
Judas White
P. H. O'Donnell
Mr. Erbstein
State Street
Erbstein
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
O'Donnell
Briggs House
William 8S. Forrest
Mr. Forrest
Paris birth-rate measures aim to curb race death by action
In parliament on Wednesday France introduced a package to stimulate births. It includes extending military service for bachelors over twenty nine, forcing state employees to marry by twenty five with extra pay and pensions for families with more than three children, and repealing the equal estate distribution law among children.
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Paris
France
Senator Gore Reveals Bribe Offer Over Indian Land Contracts
Senator Gore testified in the senate that a man claiming to represent McMurry offered $50,000 to withdraw opposition to recognizing Indian land contracts in Oklahoma. He said a house member was approached and that an ex-senator from Nebraska and another from Kansas were connected. Gore claimed a $3,000,000 fee for the sale of Choctaw and Chickasaw lands if the amendment was defeated. The exchange occurred May 6 amid procedural moves on the deficiency bill.
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Washington
McMurry
Oklahoma
Gore
Senate
House
Colorado
House of Representatives
Nebraska
Kansas
Gallinger
SAY CHARLTON S INSANE New York Porters Charlton accused killer may evade Italy extradition
Porter Charlton, who admits slaying his wife Mary Castle Charlton and discarding her body in a trunk in Lake Como, faces an insanity defense. His father Judge Charlton and attorneys contest extradition to Italy while alienists say Charlton is incurably insane, diagnosed as dementia praecox.
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Arbeiter Saengerbund
Northwest
Chicago
Taft
House
Senate
National Packing Company
K. M. Landis
United States District Court
Beef Trust
Mary Scott Castle Charlton
Lake Como
Italy
Porter Charlton
Hoboken
N. J
Charlton
Wickersham
Supreme Court
Middle West States
Illinois State Bar Association
Minnesota Bankers’ Association
St. Louis
W. S. Prince
Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Dusseldorf
Germany
Theodore Roosevelt
Ethel
James Thompson Williams, Jr
Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
Madison
Wis
Democratic Party of Ohio
Judson Harmon
Democratic State Convention
Dayton
Ohio Supreme Court
E. C. Irvine
Columbus
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking Railroad Company
Pullman Company of
Pullman Company
New York
Mary Castle Charlton
Hudson County
Jersey City
R. Floyd Clarke
William D. Edwards
Washington
Rome
Gen Funston Near Death at Fort Leavenworth
Gen Frederick Funston commandant of the army service schools at Leavenworth is gravely ill with angina and heart disease at his home. Doctors and nurses attend him constantly as Mrs Funston in California was notified of the condition. A severe heat spell is believed to have triggered the attack. Police in Boston seek thieves who stole 5000 in Austrian and Italian banknotes from Julius Rottenburg's private bank as patrons crowded the window.
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Fred Kohler
Cleveland
Baehr
Civil Service Commission
Kohler
Friedberg
Germany
Imperial Bank
Thomas Henry Brown
Marysville
Mont
N. J
New York City
Genaro Pesce
Atlantic
Italy
New York
King George V
C. W. Bennett
Marieno Scimeca
Baroness von Schroeder
San Francisco
George Fields
St. Augustine
Fla
West Palm Beach
Maritime Coal & Power Company
Halifax
N. Y
Trau
Dalmatia
Taft
Andrews
Leonard Johnson
Rusk
Tex
Aero Club of America
Cleo Shaffer
Marion
Ind
Russell Gray
Senate
Washington
Feodora
Schleswig-Holstein
Auguste Victoria
English Channel
United States
Joseph Wendling
Louisville
Alma Kellner
Houston
Iron and Steel
Bureau of Labor
Congress
Leavenworth
Kan
Frederick Funston
Army Service Schools
General Funston
Army
Boston
Julius Rottenburg
Public Building Bill Passed by House in Washington
The house adopted the conference report on the public buildings bill, disposing of the measure. The bill now proceeds to the president for signature.
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Washington
House
Make your Canada land purchase trip now
The article urges readers to plan an immediate trip to Central Canada for land selection as corn planting ends. It cites high crop prospects, rising land prices, and a strong immigrant influx of Americans and others. Railways like the Land Trunk Pacific expand, easing access, with government land agents ready to assist with maps and guidance.
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Canada
United States
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Northern
Routt County land boom predicted at Wantland Colorado
Keen observers foresee a large land boom in Wantland a new town in the center of the Little Snake River Valley Routt County Colorado An irrigation system will irrigate 60000 acres of land surrounding Wantland Lands are sold by the State of Colorado for 60 cents per acre under the Carey Act with water rights costing 35 per acre payable in ten years Possible industries include sugar factories flour mills and canneries Information available from Routt County Colonization Company 1734 Welton St Denver Colo
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Wantland
Colorado
Snake River
Routt County
State
Routt County Colonization Company
Welton Bt
Denver
Colo
Two offers of marriage and inheritance rumor spread
Ethel confides to Clara that a report claims their uncle left her money while noting two marriage proposals last week. Clara reacts with enthusiasm, confirming curiosity about the inheritance.
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Ethel
Clara
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ONAL
General News
Prairie State Express
Chicago & Alton
Carlinville
Ill
Lorimer Investigating Committee
Burrows
CHARLTON S_ INSANE
Gen. Funston
Dangerously
Hippo
Hippopottamus
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