Tragic double death ends elopement attempt in Indiana
In New Castle Henry Wilson and Clara Sarris were found dead in Clara’s home. A note on a dresser spoke of separation and a thwarted marriage, suggesting a fatal joint action tied to a failed elopement. The pair, once engaged, died together in unhappy circumstances.
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Indiana
A. T. Marki
New Castle
Henry Wilson
Judge Wilson
Young May
Biss Clara Sarris
Lug
Clara
Bank official and cashier tied to missing funds scandal
A Cincinnati bank chief, Charles Fleischmann, faced a strange case of $100,000 misused from a special fund. Cashier S W Ramp reportedly spent the money on gambling and stocks during Fleischmann’s absence. Ramp later confessed to attorneys, and Fleischmann kept quiet to protect the bank’s credit. Ramp severed ties and was later linked to a State Senate bid. repayment arrangements remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bank
Charles Fleischmann
Market National Bank
Cincinnati
S.W. Ramp
Sany
Fleischmann
Fire engine plunges into river during open drawbridge
In Ohio at Clove a fire engine crashed through an open drawbridge and sank. Four firefighters were aboard. one reportedly was ped, others rescued. The horses drowned and the engine remains at the river bottom as darkness hid the accident until too close to stop. Rattlesnake Bill captured after vigilantes tracked him twenty miles to Gip Hills and handed him to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clove Ohio
Howard Roberts
Isabella
Kan
Wilus
Missing Gaither of Chicago in Matawan case investigated
Fears arise that William Gaither of Chicago representing the Fast Economizing Company of Matawan New York has vanished under mysterious circumstances. Gaither was last known in Detroit and registered at the St Clntr Loter. A $697 book from his employers was cashed at Home Savings Bank. Stanley Gredue manager of the Chicago branch is in Detroit searching for him. Gaither was five years old and his family in Chicago. He was not a dissipated man.
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William Gaither
Chicago
Matawan
N. Y
Are Gaither
Dettroit
St. Clntr Loter
Home ‘Savings Bank
Stanley rGredue
Anager
Detroit
Gaither
Kar
Market Prices Rise As Supplies Lag Demand
The article notes apparent price increases driven by tighter supplies and steady demand. It cites wheat and corn trends, with exports continuing and manufacturers cautious as prices show gradual declines from earlier levels. Factory imports and international demand influence the market, while U S and Canadian comparisons are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cho
Maruti
United States
Canada
Murdered for her money in cottage death mystery
New York poetess Miss Mary E Hills, a retired teacher known for verse in New York papers, is found dead in her Mamaroneck cottage. Neighbors suspect robbery over money, with signs of struggle and torn dress.
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New York
Serangled
Beau
Mary E. Hills
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Miss Mills
Ler
Lmi
Nema
Dolly
Miss Hills
Tala Mitre
Armenian Voluteer Units Form in New England Amid Turkish Threat
OCR ed fragment reports Armenian military groups forming in Lynn Massachusetts and Boston Providence Worcester with drilling and arming efforts. Mentions attention in New Britain and Musings on massacres in Kharput, plus a gas main explosion in Med Key Indiana and several local divorces and crimes interwoven in the piece.
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Belpe
Ciches
Armaenians
Lynn
Mass
Turkey
Boston
Providence
Worcester
New Britain
Kharput
Ite
Altyfour
Cuba War Strains Economy as Leaders Sicken and Proposals Rise
The report describes wartime strain in Cuba with rising prices and scarce provisions. It cites Gen. Gomer in poor health and warns of insurgent bias, while noting Cuba may seek peace talks with the United States. Venezuela diplomacy and Turkish relief efforts also surface, with Cleveland urging arbitration and Clara Barton aid possible in Armenia.
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Havin
Asbiri
Gang
Jose Macou
Rabi
Gomer
Unessa
Ant Lat Doutara
Havana
Puntry
United States
Cuba
Cleveland
Clara‘ Barton
Ferrell
Turkey
Clara Darton
Armenia
Terrell
Durnament
Miss Darton
Yetion
Slayers Confession Follows Hangings in Chicago
Henry Foster, condemned for the murder of saloonkeeper George Wells, was hanged in Chicago after confessing on the scaffold. Wells attempted to shield a citizen when Foster robbed the street in front of the Wells saloon as onlookers watched the execution proceed by strangulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wells
Henry
Foster
Chicago
George W. Wells
Waylard
Wells
Deail
Alliance With Turkey Russia Reported To Have Formed A Pact
A Pall Mall Gazette dispatch says Russia and Turkey formed an offensive and defensive alliance, with Turkey promising to close the Dardanelles to opposing warships if war breaks out. Franco may be excluded from the accord. The report notes mobilization and political tension as governments react to the developing alliance and related global frictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Franer
Pall Mall Gazette
Constantinople
Turkey
Studdip
Franco
Bie
Senate and House Debates Highlight Monroe Doctrine and Finance
The sessions cover major foreign and domestic issues as Senators clash over Venezuela policy and silver finance. Talks address Turkey’s treatment of Americans, Monroe Doctrine capabilities, and farm interests amid persistent pension and infrastructure measures.
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Crisp
Hientian
Thalonse
Ganegan
Appropriations Committee
Waitt States
Henderson
Lowa Sali
Immer
Nebublican
Nebraska
Heunderson
Senate
Carroll
Laeut
Frederick Solwalke
Col
Frederick Neat
Grant
Noubielay
Missesippi River
St. Louis
St. Clair County
Missouri River
Chamberlain
Lutinta Uon
Lons
Elections Committee
Marry Miner
New York
Theothy J. Campbell
J.grimer
Mlinors
Cloenye
Crisyy
The
Treasury
Huthling
Gorman
Seller
Shermadt
Wolvott
Turkey
United States
Cuba
House of the Sint
J. Randolph Tucker
Whia
Tur Senate
Virginia
Venezuela
Dubois
Idaho
Warren
Wyoming
Mate
Jones
Arkansis
Annaninns
Als P
Anny
Willian
Congress
Rye
Soreiter
Arkansas
No clear name or event. detective woman pursues justice
A unnamed narrator follows a female detective resolved to bring murderer Stephen Princep to justice for Jacob Lynn's death. She visits victims, suspects, and locations, weighing fear and duty while advancing her cautious plan at the parade ground and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jisse
Jacob Lynn Wi
Ivan
Stephen Prinsep
Bret
Ublags
Ansdale
Stephen
Javet Lynn
Tivi
Barryeka
Lynn
Pletsel Tower
Mie Phillips
Jane Kid
Nate Abe
Aratuur
Torguteen
Fragmented overheard life and coercive talk in a tense scene
In this extract a strained exchange unfolds between Jane Knox and Major Larron amid a cluttered room. The tension centers on loyalty, class, and possible romantic rivalry as a newspaper page and a hidden truth about a potential monument provoke private conflicts.
Forests and timber supply shift in war era discussion
The text argues that plantation growth and timber harvests in the Northern States will be affected by the war. It notes a shift of logging toward the Mississippi and Missouri river regions and warns of potential declines in hardwoods and oak supplies. It highlights broader impacts on agriculture and industrial demand, with regional producers adapting to changing patterns and pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyvaranes
Wale
Lucy
Natloute Lelie
Lyretta
Elyer
Budtiedas Depron
Foto
Maa
Ohio
Mehigag
Kentucky
Sy Coultry
Whitton
Duduatelal
Lunda Ara
Urvascal
Minatsalpes
The Beauty Mortgage and a Tramp in New York City
A fragmented scene unfolds in New York with a tramp and a moral tale. The text mentions law, foreclosures, and a Haudline of lawyers profiting from failed railways and bondholders. The narrative references the Prose, a public figure, and vivid courtroom imagery amid a broader critique of financial misdeeds.
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Aurelia Siowa
Lloyd Wror
Klny
Mills
Henry Uall
Downs
Belladonna
Raymond’ & Whitcomb
California
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Crookedtun
Dyer
Bédalla
Lelug
Aed
Aluty
Fort Scott
Kren
Lila Cal
William Foster
England
London Daily Telegraph
Washington
Ohio Steel Company
Youngstown
Chios
J.C. Qawalil
San Francisco
Orient
Ku Cheng
Foo Chow
Tang Tima
Ware
Ben Munlarmus
Natural Gag Lije Line Company
Med Key
Ind
Samu Goodwin
Fairview
Joy Watkins
Lamyatte
Wester Ohio
Dobson
Mary Vo McNaylty
Kansas City
Fev
Charley M. McNully
May. McNully
Pittadelwin
Wilkin Huckner
Joplin
Cowliin Dawighter
Argu
Meg
Bouhinon
Tetedant
Police of
Mii Deakin
Ana Eied
Dee
Weyenns
Avery Elfurt
Dubis
Urasvete
Besgiiner
Ag Nyzaini
Lake Superior
Gomey
Crespo
Great Britain
Olney
Uinister
Senor Andrade
Hindint
Cable
Julian Paunieble
Otucy
San Salvador Sa
Guilinin
Althoigh
Seci
Age Wrebedds
Ikia
Dae Libertad
Antonie Ezeta
South Charleston
Oia
Aml Fuemaie
Farner Patally Sto
James Willidttis
Livvatur
Mien
Miot
Dunself
Hemdindally
Paper Company
Arelogia
Tha Bayly Mayer Company
Otte
Lay
DOO
Anders Lintititien
Franklin Bank
Joseph Wicker
Ney
Fort Worth
Rlix
Meena
Mont
Monta Langher Company
Melina
Famoud Outhin
Genya Ward
van Buren
Higmstreder
Mery Bacon
Seaverudo
Makational
Procendiaire
Carellin
Altinisi
Tohdejin
Uakotia
Tetas Thor
Yaa
Esas
Waertu
Tate
Harvey
Jane
Taughlog
Ton
Seine
Trippor
Major Larron
Barigrag
Stephen Crimp
Camsradorie
Duleter
Galdueas
Pune
Uren
Walt
Monty
Stortgage
Ranal J.tidden
Wertmare
Treviver Aly
Waa
Mockhohlers
Bondbolen
Rik
Unex
Unitat
Dtytrlet Court
Aately
Cras
Yorald
Thule
Patric
Chapa
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