Remarkable Paris Murderer Tale Ties to Steinheil Case
A Versailles theft detainee claims to reveal the Impasse Ronin murderers and links to Mme Steinheil. He alleges involvement with two painters models, a red haired woman and several church burglaries, describing a July confrontation and a major breakthrough awaiting magistrates. He asserts the painter’s model sang at concerts and names a multilingual, about thirty, suspected accomplice.
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Paris
Ronsin
Mme Steinhill
Versailles
Steinhell
Japy
Rensin
Stjasse Ronsin
M. Steinhell
Mme. Japy
Mme. Stefpueil
Sipe Named as Possible Candidate for Virginia Governor
Richmond reports George Ke Sipe of Harrisonburg is urged by prominent Republicans as a Republican challenger to the Democratic nominee for Virginia governor. Backing from the Richmond delegation is anticipated with Harrisontars views supporting his candidacy.
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Richmond
George Ke, Sipe
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Sipe
Harrisontars
Seismic Warnings and Health Conference Reports
Seismograph records near Manta and Singapore note early morning tremors, tracing to Java and Sumatra, with no major damage. In Washington, the annual health officers conference discusses rabies, leprosy, typhoid, hookworm, and public dog muzzling, stressing sanitation, education, and prevention measures.
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Manta
Seismo-Graph Observatory
Aloed
Java
Sumatra
Inquest Held Over Leg and Foot Death in Brooklyn
New York June 4 Coroner Brewer of Brooklyn will today or tomorrow hold an inquest into the death of one right leg and one right foot. The case stems from a street car accident and a death certificate filed by Dr Gould of the Norwegian hospital stating the amputation and death cause were due to the injury. Brewer argues the formality requires the inquest on the leg and foot.
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New York
Brewer
Brooklyn
Gould
Norwegian Hospital
Board of Health
Miay
Strike Affects Shops In W Va And Elsewhere
Baltimore June 4 A general strike by machinists of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad follows a failed conference between Third Vice President Potter and Machinists’ Union President James OConnell. The walkout impacts shops in Dultinere Cumberland Whiteling Parkersburg Newark Cleveland New Castle Glenwood Connellsville Philadelphia Chicago Joliet Obie Keyser and McMechen. About 4040 workers are reported to have walked out under a schedule demanding a nine hour day and a minimum wage with abolition of piece work.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Roe
Potter
Road
James O'Connell
Machinists’ Union
O'Connell
Falmhore
Opie
Ayetemn
Connell
Stege
Dultinere
Cumberland
Pleiment
Grafton
Whiteling
Parkersbee
Newark
Cleveland
New Castle
Glenwood Pa
Connellevie
Printelphia
Chicago
al Ned
Potata
Baltimore and Ohio
Auto swindling game reported in New York
New York June 4. A man in a bad towed car scam tricked a druggist at a Broadway store by claiming the vehicle broke down and needed towing to New Jersey for 25 dollars. He flashed a fake watch as a bargaining ploy, received 15 dollars, then disappeared, exposing the ruse. Police are investigating.
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New York
Broad Way
Tte
New Jersey
Ibn Ad
Tal Hay Mid
Jose Thin
Bluestone Commercial Travelers Meet Saturday
The United Commercial Travelers will convene Saturday, June 1, at 7 p.m. in the council chamber of the Evening Lewler Building. An interesting program is planned as the feature of the meeting.
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Bluestone Comera
United Commercial Travelers
Vee Council Chamber
Lewler Building
New N and W Schedule On Sunday
Norfolk and Western announces a revised Bluefield passenger train timetable effective Sunday. Major changes shift arrivals and departures, with No. 2 and No. 1 adjusted by up to 25 minutes, several lines moved earlier or later, and Clinch Valley trains re-timed. Officials say the adjustments will not matter once understood despite some passengers forgetting.
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Norfolk and Western Railway
Bluefield
Weleh
Roanoke
Clinch Valley
Roosevelt shoots monkeys at African Talat Mission visit
Col Roosevelt joined the Roosevelt party from their camp at Kijabe to tour the African Talat Mission station in Africa. This morning he spent time shooting monkeys, during the visit.
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Kijabe
Mast
Africa
Roosevelt
African Talat Mission
Col Roosevelt
Victory for car strikers raises tensions in city and Philadelphia
Report covers a clash on Kelly Street and Longwood Avenue where detectives Kennedy and Shanas were nearly buried alive by a blast, arrests of Adamo and Mercone, and a Philadelphia transit strike ending with Mayor Reyburn and Commissioner Parsons granting wage and union demands amid renewed rioting and police intervention.
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New York
Kennedy
Shanas
Bronx
Thesday
Kelly Street
Longwood Avenue
Alexandre Adamo
Steziz
Weanedy
Strauss
Adamo
Mercone
Buesser
Jows
Wen
Locher
Antonio Parearo
Philadelphia
Pigdelphia Rapids Transit
Reyburn
Sim
Bro
Reybury
Parsons
Fibert Street
Warne
Germantown Avenue
Susquehanna Avenue
McNichol
Sepate Hoan
Pilladelphia
Coe
T Ie
Fercea
Ie Company
Olg
Nadurance
Qurbile Water
Women Riot At New York Sale Auction Draws Crowd
About 2000 bargain seekers and federal guards crowded the fifth floor auction room as William Henkel offered 52000 worth of damaged lace and finery for bid. Women fought for gowns from $25 to $1000, slashing bids against professional buyers in a chaotic scene.
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Custom House
New York
United States
Custom Howe
William Henkel
Marshal Henkel
Uncle Sam
Wermohla
Ammashal
Chicago
Onge
Verco
Cilenco
Aderoane
Denpalt
John Opeperman
Weather forecast for Virginia and Washington region
A fragmentary weather notice notes showers in Virginia and the Washington area. The forecast mentions cooler conditions, periods of rain, and possible cloudy skies into Saturday with outlooks for nearby areas.
Woman Seeks First Automobile in Local Tale of Wealth and Charity
A fragmented note tells of Kittating Jane Engel who funded her life by crossinaking and now learns from Cincinnati lawyers that Feb Angel, her uncle, died leaving an estate near 170 dollars. She promises to buy a fine car, saying if she became rich she would own a car as good as any, yet she gave to a poor worker.
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Kittating
Jane
Latta Kngel
Cincinnat
Angel
Engel
Murder leads to arrest in Middletown umbrella man case
In Middletown Ohio on June 4 a brutal murder of an elderly umbrella repairman was discovered in a lot. The victim was struck and robbed of all. Bloodhounds tracked the suspect, guiding authorities to Perry Menal who was arrested following the grisly discovery.
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Middletown
Browning Moves to Local Drug Store Prescription Dept
W. Va Thacker reports Browning from Bhoefield has relocated to Thacket. The note mentions Browning’s transfer to the prescription department of a nearby drug store, signaling a staff change in the community.
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Browning
Thacket Thacker
W. Va
Bhoefield
Jrng
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Stein
Heil
Derer
Ronsin Soon
Snipe
Capital City
Manilla
Sing
National Capital
China
Singapore
Washinugon
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital
Kerr
Catte
Bennett
Colorado
Wyma
Wyman
Hawaii
L. K. Cofer
Laiwesden
Hygienic Laboratory
Washington
Charlee W. Stiles
Sillia
Alan
Stes
Williams
Auth Carejinn
J. F. Harris
Georgia
Jowanlty
Ohio
Allied Trades
NEW N. &W
Rooseveld
Senator M'Nnghol
Pocahontas
Turkey Gap
Washinton
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