Ward Found Dead After Elopement Scandal
H Russell Ward of Santa Monica died near Norwood after falling from a moving train, with a coroner ruling accidental death. Previously tied to Mrs. Bradbury in a publicized elopement, Ward faced legal trouble and reconciliation efforts before heading to England. The tale includes his romance with the Bradburys, arrests for adultery, and his final voyage toward Europe. A second item notes Seth Low accepting the Greater New York mayoral nomination and a fatal bull goring near Sioux City.
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Wrearlanp
H Russell ‘Ward
Santa Monica
Cal
Bradbury
California
Overland Limited
Northwestern Railway
City Hall
Northwestern Road
H. Russell Ward
Ward
San Francisco
New York
W. Russell Ward
Chicago
Los Angeles
Col
John Bradbury
Society For the Prevention of Vice
Lowe
Europe
Mexico
Cook
England
Grand Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Bandinas
Bandina
Night clerk shoots cook in Kearney hotel dispute
Oscar Jones, a colored cook at the Midway hotel in Kramer Nebraska, was shot by night clerk John Gibbons after an argument over late supper. Jones, wounded internally, is unlikely to recover while Gibbons surrendered to police. Public sympathy favors Gibbons.
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Pight
Kearney
Kramer
Neb
Oscar Jones
Midway Hotel
John Gibbons
Jones
Gibbons
Nea
Omaha
Curious barred from court after crowd limits trial
At Luetgers murder trial attendance overwhelmed the court with crowds forcing third floor elevators to be used for crowd control. Police Captain Schuettler and later Captain Huitchinson testified about visits to Luetgert's home and statements on the disappearance of his wife as defense counsel challenged prejudicial remarks.
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Luetgers
Onicaco
Oroas
Schuettler
Vincent
New York
Luetgert
Bicknese
Carpenters Start For Klondike Mission
Seventy carpenters led by Captain Barbour left for Alaska to build a winter hotel at St Michael for miners. The North American Trading and Transportation Co expects the venture to create a key stop on the Yukon route. Separately, Bliss asks Alger to provide four cavalry troops to protect Zuni authorities amid prosecutions of Indians.
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Klondike
Onicaco
Alaska
Barbour
St. Michael
North American’ Trading and Transportation Company
Yukon
Nord
Indiana
Washington
Bliss
Alger
Zuni
N. M
End of Strike Moves Toward Final Acceptance
The United Mine Workers executive board backs a 65 cent per ton rate to end the miners strike by year’s end, with ratification by suspended miners in Columbus on Sept 9. The plan excludes arbitration and restarts mine work pending approval by the miners, while new talks on prices are set for next year. A separate injunction blocks gatherings near Worthington Coal and Coke property, naming Rev W H Wiley among the restrained.
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Columbus
National Executive Board
United Mine Workers
Pittsburg
Ratchford
Operators’ Committee
Miners’ Board
Wuererixe
J. W. Rea
James Wood
Worthington Coal and Coke Company
J. H. Hagans
Marion County Circuit Court
W.H. Wiley
Operatora
Governor Fleming
Wiley
Methodist Church
Explosion at Colorado mine leaves many dead
In Graywood Springs Colorado a dust mine blast at the Eld Sunshine mine owned by Colorado Fuel and Iron killed several men. Two bodies recovered early with many more believed trapped. Names released include Antoine Martantono Grance Dannon Louis Rat Joe Martini and others. Rescue teams work as crowds gather. A second item notes the Pelle Dutch Colony in Pelle Iowa marking its semicentennial celebration.
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Graywood Springs
Colo
Eld
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Glenwood
Antoine Martantono
Grance Dannon
Louis Rat
Joe Martini
Joe Casagrandi
John Jenneni
Antonine Bprro
Theodore Poteat
Joan Andriani
Andriani
Fxancis McCloup
Brakeman Cavanaugh Dies After Gretna Wreck Injury
In Gretna on Wednesday a freight brakeman named Cavanaugh was severely injured and died in Fremont yesterday morning. Dr Mansfelder, Burlington surgeon, had been dispatched from Gretna to treat him. Separately in Fremont Ensign Harry Eaton Smith married Miss Fannie Hayes, daughter of ex President Rutherford B Hayes, then departed by train to the east via Toledo.
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Cavanaugh
Ashlane
Neb
Gretna
Burlington
Mansfelde
Misa Faunte Hayes
Fremont, O
Harry Eaton Smith
Fannie Hayes
East
Toledo
United States Navy
R. B. Hayes
McKinley At Ohio Fair Addresses Children
President McKinley and party visited the Ohio State Fair at Columbus, meeting school children invited for the event. The trip included tours of fair buildings and a visit to Grant’s birthplace cottage, with speeches and receptions throughout the day.
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CoLumaus
Mc Kinley
Ohio State Fairs Association
James Wilson
McKinley
Hana
Alger
Columbus
Grant
The
Farmers of Ohio
Sparks from the Wire Aims and Aches Across Nations
A sweeping digest notes Premier Azcarraga failing to mend rifts in Madrid and a Brooklyn fire at Nassau Electric depot wiping out shops and warehouse with losses around 100000 dollars. Also reports Miss Lizzie Hines of Des Moines dies after walking in her sleep. Lazarus Greengard dies at 105 in St Louis. Benoit Life Association winds up with assets about 3.5 million. Dr James Angell to Turkey receives credentials. Russian wheat crop poor with four bushels per acre. pontoon bridge collapse during Weimar maneuvers, several drowned. Mrs Elizabeth Key Howard ill at 94 in Oakland Maryland after stroke. London Daily Graphic shows English wheat supply deficienc y, bread prices likely to rise.
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Madrid
Azcarraga
Brooklyn
Nassau Electric Railroad Company
Lizzie Hines
Des Moines
Lazarus Greengard
United States
St. Louis
Solomon Greengard
Massachusetts Benoit Life Association
Wneni
James R. Angell
Turkey
American Legation
Odessa
Russia
State Department
Weimar
Thuringen
Elizabeth Phoebe Key Howard
Wran Scott Key
Oakland
London Daily Graphic
Graphic
Indifference in Luetgert Case Highlights Testimony
In Ontario on Sept 8 the Luetgert affair drew focus as police testimony showed his wife had disappeared and he showed little concern. He argued she died naturally or wandered off due to insanity, avoided reporting, and resisted publicity. Court crowding grew as witnesses like Odorofsky testified about involvement and actions before disappearance.
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Ontario
Suetgart
Hernan Schuettler
Luetgert
Frank Odorofsky
Odorofsky
Vincent
Ludgart
Bchaack
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Iown
Millonatiro
Bradbury—Ward
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Mrs. Bradbury
Seth Low
Norte East Hagzer
Greater New York
Citizens’ Union
Sioux Orry
Thomas Flannery
Here
Denver
Colorado Midland
Denver and
Rio Grande
Aspen
Ristine
Midland
A.S. Hughes
Conover
John A. Conover
Kansas City
Boston
Kichedanz
Bergen
Thornton
Kittredge
Nichols
Ganzel
Griffith
Cincinnati
Rusie
Warner
Rhines
Schriver
Sullivan
Breitenstein
Peitz
Baltimore
Louis
Corbett
Robinson
Donahue
Coleman
Douglas
Minneapolis
Detroit
Kansan City
Lindanapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Grand Rap
Western Association
Cedar Rapids
Rockford
Peoris
Burlington T
Colorado
Pella
Pela
Pelle
Holland
M'Kinley
Ohio
Japan
Herald
Managua
Nicaragua
Gaya
Zelaya
Republic of Central America
Union Pacific Appeal
United States Circuit Court
Union Pacific
Idaho
Botss Crry
Ida
J. H. Stewart
Supreme Court
Arizona
Neepues
Ari
Needles
Santa Fe
Democratic State Central Committee
Royualty
Hamburg
Hameburn
Germany
Italy
Marquis Viscontd Venesta
Tne
Washinaton
War Department
Gray's Harbor
Wash
Lonpox
Constantinople
Joan G
Express
Tr Bradfield Regulatoroo
Atlanta
Aufpighe
Caldwatte
Miles
Os Pipes Ieee
Falcon
Eastman Plates
Solio
Eastman: Fraak Co
Rochester, N.Y
F. M, Alexander
Acents
Klondyke Country
Gold Fields
Takan
Fox
Klondyke
Qui_cipal liberal
Agent
W. B. Conkey Company
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Decchorn Rect
CHICA
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Yake the
P. Ry
Great Rock Island
Phillips
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
John Sebastian
McLain Bros. &Co
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