Chicago killer Spencer confesses to numerous murders
James Spencer, a suave 23 year old, told Captain Halpin and detectives he killed multiple women at haywire speed to fund his cabaret lifestyle. He claimed to have lured victims at Delavan and Paw Paw lakes, at a hospital area, and in Jackson Park, using a hammer and gun, then disposed of bodies on tracks or in swamps. Police doubt all, but consider him highly dangerous and connected to Rexroat case details.
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Macomb
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Body of Slain Woman Found Near Chicago Suburb
Chicago October 6 The body of a woman with torn wet clothing was found on a prairie near a Chicago suburb. She appeared strangled with a heavy cord. no struggle signs but fresh car tracks suggest distant murder. The victim is believed to be Miss Ida M Leegson, about 36, formerly of Chicago. A Mason City Iowa telegram was found among her effects, listing a $65 request for funds.
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Old Time Bathing on English Coast Described
The article recounts early seaside bathing practices with the bathing machine and attendants guiding bathers. It notes a Quaker inventor and a long dipping session near the shore, detailing the wait, watchful spectators, and the return to shore as crowds admired.
The Death Watch and Madison Calwein memories
A fragmented杂 blend of prose and verse recalls a death watch beetle and childhood scenes. Madison Calwein appears amid reflections on old places and dreams. The piece closes noting a 72,000 candlepower searchlight on an Atlanta passenger steamer with a 5 mile range.
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Death blow seen to Mexico rebel uprising in north
Mexico City October 5 government officials call recent federal successes a death blow to the organized rebellion in the north. Santa Rosalia’s defeat is confirmed with a route of the enemy, trains and war materials captured, thousands engaged, and fighting ongoing. Movements around Torreon Cabinas Piedras Negras boost federal morale as rebels raid railroads and towns. Elections looming October 26 with candidates Gamboa Calero Diaz push organization despite postponed bill.
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San Luis Potosi
Coahuila
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Frederico Gamboa
Catholic Party
Manuel Calero
Mberal
Felix Diaz
Chamber of Deputies
Rebels Hasten North to Attack Federals at Peyotas
Eagle Pass Texas October 3 Isoth Moncovs and Claire Cienegas captured by federal army near Piedras Negras have been retaken by constitutionalists. Rebels rush troops toward Peyotas from the north to strike the government army from behind while others press front lines. Refugees return to Mexico as delays in artillery move the battle date. Sanitary measures curb smallpox spread among fleeing Mexicans and some are sent back to Piedras Negras.
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Porfirio Diaz Likely to Return to Mexico Soon
General Porfirio Diaz, resident of Mexico, remains in Biarritz on October 5. He is expected to return home toward the end of the month. Diaz was recently summoned by the Mexican war department for army service.
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Friedmann vaccine under fire at Hoods Island meeting
Dr. Barnes of Rhode Island State Sanatorium reports Friedmann vaccine offers no advantage over other tuberculin treatments. The Journal of the American Medical Association cites skeptical science, calling for an end to promotion. Local leaders resist sensational ads and advocate public education on the dangers and futility of the method.
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Tied and Handcuffed Man Swims Fourteen Miles
Allan With his hound and rope tied wrists, Henry Blioneky, 19, endured a fourteen mile swim from the Battery to Coney Island, starting at dawn and finishing about one thirty in the afternoon.
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Terrell Stowe Dies at 32 Amid Private Sanitarium Stay
Terrell Stowe aged 32 died Saturday night at a private sanitarium. The body was moved to Barclay Brandon's chapel and will be transported to Martin, Georgia for funeral services and interment.
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Barclay Brandon
Martin, Ga
Hard to parse ad line about marriage and Porter’s Antiseptic
An OCR fragment presents a sensational ad tone claiming “every girl wants to marry rich” with a distractible, repetitive phrase. It mentions “DR. PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING” as a topical remedy with a price of 25 cents and references to a healing dressing.
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Moreland School Opens This Week Inman Park Edgewood
The Moreland Avenue school, leased from Neal Academy and remodeled, is to open this week to relieve crowding in Atlanta area districts. Third and fourth grades move to the new building while Edgewood School plans shift, desks and interior work continue, with full occupancy hoped by Wednesday. The city council is blamed for funding delays affecting the new desks and start of the term.
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Missionaries Held as Bandits Surround Town
In Peking October reports say government and brigands fight at Tsao-Yang as legation fears outcomes. American officials note unclear ransom demands and casualties among missionaries including Rev. Haln and family. Four thousand government troops siege Isao Yang with desultory fighting. up to 200 bandits and 11 soldiers die. bandits estimated at 1,000.
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Double-Deck Cars for Street Railways
The double deck streetcar, revived briefly in 1906 by Twin City Rapid Transit of Minneapolis for lake service, is being pushed again in Pittsburg, New York, and Washington. Pittsburg orders five more after a year of experience. New York and Washington each operate one car. The design, built from single-deck models, offers greater loading efficiency and mass transport for rapid crowd handling at busy routes.
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Peculiar Ad Fragments Highlighting Odd Claims
Scrambled OCR fragments mention a Texas dairy owner cultivating prickly pear for cattle feed and a tonic praised for liver and blood cleansing. The text includes mis-spellings and promotional lines about tonics and general strengthening products, reflecting fragmented old newspaper copy.
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United States
Sulzer Attorneys Readied Case as Trial Looms
Albany Oct 5—Scraps of two memorandums suggest counsel for Governor Sulzer will be ready to proceed when court reconvenes tomorrow afternoon. Hinman will deliver a closing statement. Louis Serecky, former campaign secretary, may be first witness. A late conference at the executive mansion yielded no details.
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North Carolina Synod Celebrates 100 Years in Greensboro
Greensboro October 5 The synod of North Carolina meets tomorrow night to mark its centennial since organization on October 7 1813 at Alamance church near Greensboro One principal speaker will be Dr W W Moore president of Union Theological Seminary Richmond Alamance church a pioneer Presbyterian site with the first log house built in 1762 The first pastor was Dr David Caldwell a key figure in early North Carolina religious and educational life.
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Luxemburg’s Young Grand Duchess Captures European Attention
A colorful portrait of Luxembourg’s 19 year old grand duchess portrays her as Europe’s youngest, most attractive ruler. She defies expectations, asserts independence, and guides a small state wedged among France Germany and Holland. Her bold stance includes rejecting German friendship while praising France. Her speech mocks German realpolitik, and locals recall a birth tale and a premature count of princes during a dawn cannon salute.
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Savannah Hopes for Vanderbilt Cup Race Revival
Savannah officials received a telegram from an automobile concern offering one or two cars, raising total entries to five for the Vanderbilt cup race here next month. Final action on entries will come after responses from other firms.
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