Child Beating Allegations At Sheltering Arms Nursed Stirs Inquiry
Mrs Lilian Moffett reports her 18 month old child beaten at Sheltering Arms on Watton Street. Police investigate nurse Miss White amid claims of brutal whippings. Authorities promise to examine care practices and potentially remove staff if mistreatment is confirmed.
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MisoClare White
Bevers
Tillian Moffett
Watton Street
Indira Tn
Tifa
Tris
Mia Meffett
Schiesinpracine
Saturdy
Misa White
Ma Moffec
Moffett
The
Constitution
Miss White
Eli Tal
Groer
Moftyte
Mies White
Morrett
Wantis
Witte
Mira Moffett Mbiranic
Apearing
Shoterng Arma
Mina White
Te Enme Institution
Ladieg
Storms Hit Georgia Towns Amid Hail and Flood Damage
Severe weather swept across Eatonton and Milledgeville with hail, high winds, and heavy rain. The Eatonton storm damaged homes and crops. Milledgeville reported record rainfall and lightning strikes, with risks to buildings and transportation. In Alabama and South Carolina reports of damage to crops and infrastructure followed, while Milledgeville mourned the death of Mary Lou Flemister from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
United States
Cole
Plain Dyr
Atte
Mrn
Thin City
Carrs Station
Georgia
Firet
Indina
Carolina
Columbia
Curanog
FATAL FIGHT INVOLVING NICARAGUAN POLITICIANS
Mentco City reports a fatal encounter involving Dr Je Man Irlan who killed Altamirano a cabinet minister after a dispute over a presumed wrong. Irlan returns from Costa Rica, is tried, and has public sympathy from Nicaraguans while charges of mistreatment of life endures. The case connects to a local child welfare institution under scrutiny for care charges and possible abuse.
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Mentco City
Ncaraguan Societs
Je Man Irlan
Altemirano
Costa Rica
Altamirano
de Trina
Altamtrano
Senora Klag
Irian
Irias
Trias
Altantrano Witt
Nicarags
Half a Dozen Face Warrants for Murder
Golampus Ga June 17 Special A rash of murder warrants has been served in Chipley Hartis County with J.W. Wartey and Virgil Irvin charged. John SteGhea arrested for murder in the killing of Hantey, preliminary trial planned. Postmaster Jackson left Chipley amid turmoil as Hantey remains at large. Prosecution may seek ponds and term delays. Community stirred by the killings and potential case withdrawals.
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Golampus
Chipley
JW Wartey
Virgil Irvin
Mamillon
Hartis
John SteGhea Wan Yeaterday
Hantey
Thin
T. T. Miller
Mrahee He Hae
Irvin Ty
Hurria
Girard
Ala
Alabama
Fredom
Pailiff
Lander
Phelpa
W. J Almon
Pasios
Phelps
Columbus
Stey
W. I. Lyon
Wildwood
Fla
Broad Street
Arehous Hey
Son
Tie Nan
Pillsbury Makes His Last Move in Chess History
Philadelphia dated report notes Harry Nelson Pillsbury dying after months of ill health. Born December 5, 1872 in Somerville, Massachusetts, he rose to fame by winning major tournaments including New York City 1893 Hastings 1895 and the American championship in 1890s. He faced world champions and many top players in fourteen international events, with several prize wins. Also reports suspension of the Baltimore Herald and its sale to The Baltimore News and the Baltimore American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harry Nelgan Pillbury
F Piillsbury
Bomerville
Muar
New York City
T. Hamed
Bt. Petersburg
Laaker
Sternus
Camtridge Springs
Penn
Death of famed racehorse Sysanby shocks Keene camp
In New York June 1 the famous four year old colt Sysanby owned by James A Keene died at Sheepshead Bay race track from blood poisoning. Sysanby had earned over 164000 in two years of racing, was heavily favored for major meets, and his loss marking a severe blow to Keene and his stable amid a promising season.
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New York
Japien Ro Kien
Sqsanby
Jin
America
Sheepshead Bus Race Track
Makinghaase
Hhe Allmont
Brooklyn
Sycunhys
Sywenby
Aramus
Lysantry
Nude
Belmont Hakrom
Stallian Melton
Mr Keene
Memorial to Carl Schurz in New York announced
A New York committee of one hundred citizens plans a fall memorial meeting to establish a national memorial site for Carl Schurz. Joseph Choate serves as chairman with Grover Cleveland expected to speak. a memorial event is set for November 14.
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New York
Areao
Carl Schurz
Achure
Joseph FL Choats
Choate
Grover Chey
Will Ake
Editors Dinner Entices National Editors in French Lick
Three hundred fifty people of the National Editorial Association gathered at Thomas Ingeert's hotel in French Lick for an entertainment hosted by Mr Taggart. The editors' special train departed at 10 o'clock tonight, with planned stops at Lafayette Peru and Marion tomorrow.
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French Lick
Ind
Naeional Eilitorial Association
Gveste Today
Thoman ‘Ingeert
Democraticc National Committee
Tonieht
Sonney's Great Winnings on the American Turf
records show top earnings from two year olds racing across venues including Saratoga and Coney Island with figures ranging from 6 000 to 18 000 and a total of 164 853 for the season. England listings note Britain based Derby winners and a grand total of 287 275 across three years with names such as Donovan and Phaioe Pox linked to the era.
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Righton Beach
BBC
Irtetton Beach
Brighton
Saratoga
Mlanh Ainkea
Baratoga
Suecint
Bea
Coney Island
Ja Muturtty
Gravesend
Janior Whempion
Elwent Park
Wead
Cones
Tilda
Commmoenwanlth O
Caney Island
Renilgathin
Derby
Great Republic
Cowes Eland
Century
JI Keen
England
Donovan
Korean Rebels Flee Under Jap Onslaught
The steamer Tarta arrives with Korea upheaval reports. Japanese forces bombarded Hong Ju, drove rebels from the city, and killed rebel leader Mingohyongatk. Two Japanese infantry companies moved from Seoul toward Kang Ky, capturing villages en route. Japanese success spread across provinces as gendarmes clashed with rebels. Kramer wins the Paris Grand Prize of 1000 dollars.
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Vitoria
BOC
Jone
Tarta
Japan
Korea
Hong Ju
Kora
Dupanene Gupera
Tino
Thia
Seoul
Tome
Essiays
Th Walt
Arata
Etry
I Woagente
Joiq
Kang Ky
Rocka
Steven Matchiocka
Four Killed Riding Handcar In Polk County Accident
A Knoxville bound party from Pulaski Tennessee touring aboard a handcar on the Louisville and Nashville line in Polk County met disaster Sunday morning. Four people died at the scene and several others were seriously injured, including Martha Brinkley and John Womack. Only J. O. Brinkley was railroad company employed. others joined his pleasure trip.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Dune
Wehington
Loulavitte and
Naadiville
Dulk County
Merly
Herlea
Les Womack
Mamie Womack
Brinkley
Ore
Harth Wankenehip
Jane Brinkley
John Womack
Polk County
Patty
Ochera
Slaughter of Jews Under Scrutiny Amid Rising Strikes
The article reports on authorities checking massacres of Jews as strikes sweep the empire. It describes mass revolutionary meetings in cities, troop patrols, and church leaders urging calm while predicting a possible general upheaval and a government collapse if leadership fails.
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St Petersburg
Odystk
Grodno
Filatystok
al Toway
Pate
Russian Poland
Roman Catholica of
Warsaw
Russia
Peterseburg
Moscow
Proletaria Ivatirs
Yan
Weather forecast for Southeast and South states
June seventeenth dispatch reports fair weather in most areas with showers and storms in the east portions. Scattered showers and thunder in Virginia and North Carolina, cooler north winds from the west, and variable winds across eastern and southern districts.
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Washington
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Binal
Louisianea
Arkaness
Texas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Cnoler
Toeedey
Armerers
Ceniey
Wanda
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Gao
Chandler
Handey
Tirmingham
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Rewsemer
Eagle
Chrisler
Ming M. L. Flemister
Icliy
Chin
Jackson
Hastey
Bull At
Mauch
Pillsbury
Baltimore Herald
Baltimore
Baltimore Y Herald
Baltimore News
Daltinige American
Sysonby
Jivy
Rosie
Race King
Sysanby
James A Keene
Sysoney
Kramer
Vingensos
Frank Kew
Amelian Ghyele Rhter
City of Parla
Abyss
Empie of
Czar
Empire
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