Woman Charged with Killing Caesar Young Is Freed
Nan Patterson, once dubbed Floradora girl, is released from Tombs Prison on her own recognizance after nearly a year awaiting murder verdict in the Young case. A 2,000 strong crowd cheers as she exits, with her father embracing her at the courthouse. Patterson may relocate to Washington, D. C. and had earlier drawn box office attention in New York.
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New York
Nan”Patterson
Florora
Tombs
Caesar” Young
Miss. Patterson
Court of General Sessions
Criminal Court
World Building
St. Paul Hotel
Young
Patterson
Washington, D. C
Mme
Modjeska
Aneport
Corbin
Army
Philip the Buford
Paettth Regiment
United States Infantry
Coral Reef
Fréia Melabang
Tornado Tears Through Oklahoma Towns Widespread Damage Reported
A storm roams Oklahoma with a tornado striking Olustee nearly wiping it out and causing roof damage at a Craig saloon in Stroud. Edmond, Shawnee, Lawton, Rockwell, Henman and others report property damage. no deaths recorded. Balls of fire rolled from the Craig saloon amid a stampede.
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Hobart
Okla
Polité
Homa
Olustée
Frisco
Stroud
Craig Saloon
Edmond
Shawnee
Lawton
Rockwell
Henman
Olustee
Widow of Mexico's richest man dies in 1903 fortune
The widow of Pedro Alvarado inherits a fortune after his death in 1903 when his property valued at 100 million dollars passed to his widow. Also reports cutworms ravage orange orchards in San Bernardino and Pompeii digs uncover a gold jewelry hoard with bracelets earrings necklaces and emeralds.
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Pedro Alvarado
Mexico
EL Paso
Tex
Parral
Pamillo Mine
Amexico
Miro Alvarado
Pamillo
San Bernardino
Cal
Pompeii
Rome
Mansfield in Kansas City in New Stage Season
Richard Mansfield arrives in Kansas City for a three night engagement at Willis Wood theatre featuring King Richard III The Misanthrope and The Merchant of Venice The 106 member company travels in 11 cars with no price rise announced May 22 23 24 party rates offered and tickets on sale Thursday
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Mansfield
Kansas City
Richard Mansfield
Willis Wood
Booth
Jefferson
Irving
Richard III
Kuropatkin Critics Mobilization Plan In Manchuria
General Kuropatkin assails the Russian mobilization scheme and the forwarding of reinforcements in the Far East. He argues better results come from concentrating units already in the field rather than forming new corps. He cites the Tenth corps as an example, claiming older classes were mobilized instead of the youngest reservists.
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Cadevandana
Manchuria
Kuropatkin
Gemeral
Taxing bachelors raises debate in town council
De Osler endorses bachelor taxation urging unity to back the measure. The odd comment about fruit in strawberry shortcake and a Pittsburg police arrest of a man with a garbled name appear in a collage of unreadable fragments.
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Osler
Fragmentary Navy Readout Mentions Rear Admiral and Nebogatov Variant
Fragmentary notes describe a Russian fleet and several admirals including Rear Admiral Voelka and Admiral Enquist commanding a heavy cruiser squadron. Nebogatov allegedly heads an intelligence or support squadron of scouts and converted merchant vessels.
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Voelka
Colenah
Carnegie Press plans large ironworks expansion
In Qungstown the Carnegie Press plans five new veraticins of 500 tons daily and fifty open hearth furnaces of 100 ton capacity each. The project includes adding several Wrights to Hobart OK. Coach Nam Slattery has sent Judge Gillette to be hanged with the death sentence set between 5 and 8 o'clock on July.
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Qungstown
Carnegie Pree! Serene
Oklahoma Confederates Vote on Louisville Reunion Attendance
Oklahoma City adjutant general William Cross says about 1000 Oklahoma Confederates are expected to attend the reunion in Louisville from June 14 to 16. The page also notes a papal appointment and charity efforts in San Antonio by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word.
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Oklahoma City
William Cross
United Confederate Vtcerans
Oklahoma
Louisville
Cardinal Saollt
Tolk
United States
Sisters of ‘Charity of the Incarnate Word
San Antonio
Tex
Missouri and nationwide notes in telegraphic briefs
Appointments across Missouri and nearby states include Dr H H Pratt named pension examining surgeon at La clede and Lafayett M Hutchison named Warren county assessor. Kansas City appoints Joseph Barett to a $1,000 clerkship. A Weath erford route in Oklahoma is set for June 16. Mount Vesuvius erupts more actively with lava and explosions. The Southwest Missouri Poultry association to hold next show in Nevada December 5 to 9. Walter C Thomas dies by morphine in El Bead Oklahoma. Nan Patterson declines a $46,000 vaudeville engagement to return home. Violent incidents and mutinous rumors circulate. U S and local officials respond.
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H. H. Pratt
Laclede
Folk
Lafayett M. Hutchison
Warrenton
Warren County
Thomas L. Briggs
Indiana
Boggy
Admiral Dewey
Togo
Rosentvensky
Joseph Barett
Kansas City
Weatherford
Custer County
Oklahoma
Cunningham
Junction City
Kas
Walter C. Thomas
Baltimore
el Bead
Nan Patterson
Kilouet
Mount Vesuvius
Southwest Missouri Poultry Association
Nevada
Herbert W. Bowen
United States
Venezuela
New York
Caracas
America
Seerb
Revolutionary Fund
San Francisco Board of Education
Frear Wingo
I. T
Shei Z
Ogo Timnite
Vittorio Mae
Gaetano Bresci
Humbert
For
Yaeahand
Age
Eihdha Tagehiea
Dunne
Board of
Teamsters
State Street Department
Guarch
Regnie
Beavershoma
Catleman
St. Svitabs
P. C. Simons
Bouhd Madne
John H. Bur
Partes
A.H
Hluston
Jobm
Cotteral
Guthrie
Thieutenant
William
Sims
Bureau of Navigation
Washington
American Line
New 29
Southamptown
F. A. Wing
Alaska
Logan County
Norman
He Dute
Haun Pe-ru-Na Cured and Endorsed by Readers
An 1890s letter cites Haun Pe-ru-Na as curing colds and head ailments. The writer, Chas. W. Bowman, extols its curative powers and states it has helped family and friends without narcotics. He invites free medical advice from Dr. Hartman and notes confidential correspondence.
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Chas. W. Bowman
Concey
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Colum Ohio
Louisville Gourrier Journal Item Prepares Sale Tactics
A fragment from the Louisville Gourrier Journal describes a dealer seeking to sell water starch and states it can be used cold. The text includes a personal exchange about harassment and taking charge of custom as part of a historical notice.
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Dealera
Louisville
Gourrier-Journal
For Rent or Sale Two Ranches in Custer County
Two ranches offering 3000 acres each are listed in Custer County along the Loup River. The land mix includes 500 acres of ee land 60 acres of alfalfa and 320 acres of meadow alance with pasture quality noted. The listing names Victor H. Co in and references ne used in the vicinity.
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Custer County
Loup River
Victor H. Coin
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