Murderer Shoots Doctor Then Kills Self in Kansas City Office
John Scanlon, a former Kansas City policeman and brother of a prominent local politician, shot Dr. Kimberlin in his office after claiming the doctor ruined his eyesight. Scanlon then killed himself. Kimberlin, 58, practiced in Kansas City 30 years. Scanlon, 37, had been a Burlington railroad fireman and Kansas City policeman. Mason is freed.
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Boston Clubman Cleared as Murder Charge Ends
Cambridge special reports Ale Inn G Mason released after custody hearing. George L. Perry, held as a witness in the Waverly case, charged with murder of Miss Morton and remanded to Nov 18 for hearing. In New York, the Moll no UN case jurors found Molineux not guilty of Mrs Adams murder and crowds filled the criminal court, cheering as he was freed.
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Criminal Court
Four Boys Shot In Separate Incidents
A chaotic story from Ottumwa Iowa reports Frank Perkins 17 dead Asa Noe 20 wounded Oliver Rothergill with a thigh wound and Frank Cejka in grave danger after a careless shooting among boys preparing for a hunt. A separate Goebel case statement concerns Henry Youtsey’s murder involvement while another Tennessee case reports the murder of Mrs. Henderson on her mountain road. Armistrong a Lexington brakeman dies in a yard accident, and Hammond Packing plans a $50,000 rebuild amid a labor strike. Washington dispatch notes Revenue Chief Bingham removed and Joseph Shaupgon named acting commissioner.
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Mason's Bad Scrape and the Watches Case
A Boston police account ties Perry to the theft of watches from two women, Miss Clara A Morton and Miss Agnes McPhee, naming Mason as the giver of the watches. Perry identifies Mason in court as the source, with Mason denying knowledge. Police plan Perry’s arraignment in Cambridge on accessory after the fact charges as investigators press the bridgeit.
Wife Kills Husband In Broome County Mystery Assault
Mrs Enoch Wink of Broome County New York shot and killed her husband at their home about four o clock on a Sunday morning. The couple had been married twenty three years. Jealousy over a nephew named Frank Link is cited in the motive. After an earlier quarrel Wink fired a shotgun across the bed chamber, the charge entering Hinks breast. he died within minutes. Authorities do not expect an arrest.
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Mountain at Auction for Snowden Estate in England
A large section of the Snowden estate in England sold at auction for 75,000 pounds. The two estates totaled about 2,000 acres, with about half owned by the late Sir B Watkins. The auctioneer started bids at 100,000 but a final bid led to Snowden being bought in at 75,000 amid praise of the chalet and improvements.
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Patient’s Prolonged Cough Ends in Severe Exhaustion
A thirty six year old man, William Boland of Auxoul,n Conn, endures eight days of continuous coughing. He has not eaten for seven days, slept poorly, and weakened from 215 pounds to 107 pounds. Doctors note he is barely able to speak.
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Compromise Sought as Hazleton Mines Begin Operations
In Hazleton Pennsylvania G B Markle and Wa and 2,500 workers who refused to return to work after being asked to file individual applications agreed to resume operations at the four Markle collieries on Monday. A separate report from Titteberg Pennsylvania notes looting at Walker and Stearman's on Heres Island with two wives of crew members among the three boats blown open and about 5000 dollars stolen. Indian government reportedly refused permission for Standard Oil to prospect in Tarmak oil field. Three men drowned near Whitefish Bay, Michigan after a capsized boat. two others were rescued. Six people injured in a Jefferson City Missouri wreck. a passenger train derailed, with multiple fatalities. In Ontario workers at Union Machinists in Gowen reportedly walked off over union demands following grievances. A fire in Ad Myiniville area killed two children.
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Goes GOP Victory Sparks District II Fallout
In a tight second district race the Republican candidate edged the Democrat by about 70,000 in a spirited contest as late returns favored the winner. An Iowa man, James Urban of Eikhorn Township, was later found dead in his home with evidence suggesting heavy alcohol use preceding a stupor and coroner’s inquest.
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Big Room
Corn At Dollar 4 Bushel Near Storm Lake
A Storm Lake special reports farmer Dearr Meinhart south of the city with eighty acres of corn set to net about 1 per bushel as prices hold firm. The large red variety is selling for feed and neighbors plan to buy the crop at the quoted level and Meinhart expects to dispose of the entire harvest at that figure.
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Shenandoah
A. G. Anderson
Norwicht
Anderson
Ernest Lingo
Supreme Court liquor delivery test case in Newton
A local case tests Supreme Court rulings on liquor delivery. Adams Express agent holds a large stash of booze shipped to private parties, seized by officers after delays and arrests. Ninety four gallons of whisky and case goods were seized as court actions unfold.
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Silk Robbery Hits Sheffer Bros Store at Sigourney
Burglars looted the Sheffer Bros store in Sigourney early Saturday night, stealing silks and furs valued around 1800 dollars. Detectives suspect Chicago thieves. no suspects seen nearby. The theft remains under investigation as authorities note the high profitability of silk and fur goods.
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Man and Money Gone From Waterloo Bank Mystery
Lars Rouquest vanished after drawing 3050 from a Waterloo bank. Local talk centers on his wife Hotleves and distant travel plans as friends seek his whereabouts. Rouquest had lived in the area for decades on a farm east of town.
Divine Bound Over Ney C B McKay Indicted by Grand Jury
Grand jury in Oneawa indicted Rev J O McKay Mapleton Holiness Methods 1st minister for rape of Ida Kratt a girl under 5. He was also charged for reduction of her sister Clary Wrayy aged 8. Bond set at 1044 in each case, default leads to imprisonment. Mapleton area cited as safest place amidst arrests.
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Gold Discovery Near Creston By Local Farmer
A Creston special says a farmer along the Grand River bottoms finds gold during well boring. The discovery excites Union County residents who anticipate prospecting along the riverbank as workers prepare to tap the known vein.
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Tiraml
Storm Lake teacher arrested for assault on pupil
Storm Lake high school teacher Migs Smith was arrested on adult and battery charges after a complaint by the boy's father, Delp. The boy, about four years old, allegedly sustained severe beating. trial held behind closed doors amid defense attorney agreement.
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Withdrew the Suit Over Iowa Falls Damage Case
A faded report notes Mary Bovey withdrew a 310,000 damage claim tied to an accidental death case involving her first child. The long trial reached a halt as the court rejected a half century action related to the matter.
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Mary Bovey
Wedded to Why and the Mad-House Escape Plot
Nora Warner endures torture at a private insane asylum as Captain Grant schemes. Jack, posing as a keeper, aids her escape with a plan that hinges on water torture, hidden aquafortis, and a risky night move through the yard while the doctor’s watchful eye tightens the net.
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Stealing in Cuba Begins and Town Unrest
An article describes unrest in Cuba amid American patrolling and rumors of upheaval. It notes disappearing sanitary improvements, oil grab concerns, and fear that local leaders will seize perquisites, while residents debate whether streets will stay lit and Cuban control will persist. Washington dispatches reflect cautious optimism about stability and potential friction with local authorities.
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Ducks Cautious On Lake St. Clair District Shifts
Ducks alter patterns around Lake St. Clair as protection from early bombardments reduces hunting pressure. The Ottawa region reports ducks growing bolder near preserves while nearby areas remain wary, with shifts in season timing and hunting activity noted across Wisconsin and Michigan.
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