Attempted murder arrests after hotel room assault
In Los Angeles O A Widaman and A P Sanger were arrested after a pistol shot at the Hollenbeck hotel. Dr W M Bell, a room occupant, says the men tried to force him to sign a deed giving his wife all his property worth 100000, and they then attempted to kill him. Bell cites schemes by Sanger and Widaman to estrange him from his wife. Bell owns property in El Paso. Jamestown snow depths report ten inches.
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Hollenbeck Hotel
W. M. Bell
Bell
el Paso
Tex
St Louis Express Robbed Near Pittsburg
The St Louis express on the Pennsylvania railroad was held up near Walker's Station ten miles west of Pittsburg. Two men with revolvers rifled the car and escaped with sealed bags of cargo including gold bullion.
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Columbus, O
St. Louis Express
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Union Station
Walker’s Station
Adams Express Company
Noah H. Roshon
Columbus
Walker's Station
Roshon
Broszius
Panhandle
Cleveland Surrenders to Rumors of Illness at Lakewood
The Evening World reports that former President Grover Cleveland may suffer from stomach cancer and a pessimistic prognosis from specialists. Cleveland remains at Lakewood hotel in New Jersey with his wife and children as efforts to verify the claim fail. Officials at Lakewood deny any grave development and say his condition is improving.
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Equitable Life Insurance Society
Cleveland
J. D. Bryant
Lakewood Hotel
Lakewood
N. J
Dynamite destroys ranch house injuring Carlson family
In Wardner Idaho area local home on the Carlson ranch was blown apart by dynamite. E A Carlson and wife were injured and stunned as the blast hurled them from the house. The hired man was found dazed far from the ruins. Animals perished or injured. threats against settlers were reported from nearby woods.
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Wardner
Ida
E. A. Carlson
Kingston
Carlsons
Storm relief aims for 2500 people tents and nurses
Major Devol in charge of southern relief requested 2500 tents and 30 hospital tents to aid storm sufferers. Supplies likely ship from Philadelphia to Hattiesburg Mississippi. He received $2000 from the Red Cross and asked for 24 nurses with six from Philadelphia and six from Washington, while 12 hospital corps depart immediately.
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Washington
Devol
South
Hattiesburg
Miss
Philadelphia
Red Cross Society
Here
Collision in fog sinks Koelin near Norderney
The German steamers Koelin and Emperor Nicholas II collided nine miles off Norderney in thick fog. Feldmarschall rescued 820 Koelin passengers. a child drowned during transfer. The Koelin had been bound for Baltimore and Galveston. no immediate cause given.
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Germany
Berlin
Koelin
Baltimore
Galveston
Hamburg
Emperor Nicholas II
Norderney
Emperor Nicholas I
Feldmarschall
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Superior Service
Los Angeles
Cal
O. A. Widaman
A. P. Sanger
Jamestown
N. Y
A. J.wagner & Company
Messenger Roshon
New York
Grover Cleveland
Evening World
Lowing
City National Bank
The
G. S. Parker
E. H. Astin
Albert W. Wilkerson
E. W. Crenshaw
J. N. Cole
J. K. Parker
J. W. English
Democratic
Texas
Cone Johnson
O. T. Holt
Alvin Cowsley
Walter Tips
Marshall Hicks
Fort Worth
Waco
Bailey
Johnson
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