Bloodstain evidence shapes Bonine murder trialroom display
In Washington the Kenmore hotel room of Ayres is shown with blood stained items including a washboard and wrapper. Chemist Dr. Edward Saeffer testifies that Ayres blood on the garment could not be removed by ordinary washing or chemical cleansing, bolstering state evidence.
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Criminal Court
Lolanda Bonine
Ayres
Kenmore Hotel
Bonnie
Edward Aeffer
Syndicate Organizes School Apparatus Dealers in Chicago
A group of major school apparatus dealers in the United States forms a cooperative style organization led by James H. Teller, brother of Senator Teller. The plan, named community of interests, aims to improve trade methods and control the entire school apparatus business.
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Chicago
James H. Teller
United States
Teller
Colorado
Community of Interests
International Live Stock Exposition Opens in Chicago
The International Live Stock Exposition, largest ever by exhibits and area, opens at noon in Chicago with about 12 000 exhibits expected and an attendance forecast between 250 000 and 500 000. Show runs until December 7 with most stalls filled and crowds to swell Monday.
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Chicago
Skinner
Notorious Shopping Tour Ends In Embarrassing Gaffe
London Tit-Bits recounts a tale of a kindly old woman who, while shopping alone for friends, lifted a shop dummy onto the counter to straighten it. She later realized she had mistaken the dummy for a real person and fled in confusion, leaving without purchases.
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London
White’s
Annie
Figureheads of Ships and Ancient Naval Custom
This excerpt describes early figureheads on ships from different cultures. It notes the eye on Chinese prows as an observer, mentions New Zealand lions heads seen by Captain Cook, and cites European lions' heads on seventeenth century vessels. It also references King Edgar and Cupid on the true and false prows and explains terms like vat heads and knight heads.
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John Chinaman
Dow
Charles L
Edgar
Heywood
Handling Large Crowds Without Police Cordon
San Francisco has devised a crowd management method for parades using sunk metal sockets in street pavements outside curbs every 50 feet. Conical sockets are recessed by four inches of concrete and capped with a removable iron cap when not in use. Woolen posts and a wire cable are inserted into the sockets to guide and hold crowds while preserving pavements and allowing drainage.
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San Francisco
Municipal Journal and Engineer
Oregon
Harvard athlete nurses dying engineer in rain
Orville G Frantz Harvard star first baseman and football player left practice to walk two miles through heavy rain and tend Jere Krouedys a sick engineer for G A Fuller Co Typhoid left him delirious in need of care Frantz obtained a doctor nurse and a cook to assist the family while Kennedy recovered from delirium and learned of the sacrifice by a Harvard athlete The incident highlights a blend of sport fame and civic duty at Harvard campuses.
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Orville G. Frantz
Jere Krouedys
G. A. Fuller & Co
Hame
Cambridgeport
Riverside Mission
Frantz
Kennedy
Koch Theory Tested In Brooklyn Tuberculosis Trials
Dr George U D Barney conducts tests to challenge Dr Kochs claim that bovine tubercle bacilli cannot infect humans. Dr Turney calls Kochs statement wasteful and notes New York has spent millions eradicating cattle TB. A selected healthy cow is inoculated to test the proposition and determine its validity.
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Berlin
Brooklyn
George UD. Barney
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London
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Larney
New York
Dr. Koch
Reward Offered for Arrest of Brennan in 1900 Transit Riot
Jefferson City Missouri November 21 Governor Dockery posts a 150 reward for Morrie Brennan of 81 Louis for arrest Brennan and Fred Northway were sentenced to ten and eight years respectively in the state penitentiary for dynamiting the tracks of the St Louis Transit company during the street car strike in 1900 Brennan jumped his bond.
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Jefferson City
Man
Dockery
Morrie Brennnan
Louis
Brennan
Fred Northway
State Penitentiary
St. Louis
Miners refuse to leave county camp at Nortonville
In Nortonville Kentucky 200 union miners, 100 with rules, refuse Judge Hall's order to depart by daybreak and resist militia efforts led by Adjt. Gen Murray. The plan avoids violence for now, aiming to stay in camp until militia arrives, then lie in tents and insist on being carried out if forced from the county.
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Madisonville
Nortonville
Judge Hall
Adjt
Murray
Quick on the Trigger in Joplin Killings
Joplin Missouri November 22 George G Bayne superintendent of Joplin Water Company fatally shot attorney W E Grayson after Grayson struck him on a street Bayne fired five shots four hit Grayson Mrs Grayson pending divorce suit alleges Grayson accused Bayne of aiming to marry her if divorce granted Bayne is a widower
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George G. Bayne
Joplin Water Company
W. E. Grayson
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Bayne
Belton woman killed in carriage accident west of town
Mrs. T. H. Moore six miles west of Belton Cass county died instantly when her head struck a tree after a gate opening incident caused the horse to bolt the carriage driver fell trying to re-enter. The piece notes remedies and the dangers of a cold and sore throat.
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T. H. Moore
Belton
Cass County
Rare books sold at New York auction by Bangs & Co
An auction featured Aldus press collections, Cruikshank pieces, and notable manuscripts. Top price 210 dollars for Waltz an Apostrophic Hymn by Horace Hornem. Other items included Cruikshank’s Comic Almanacks, Charlotte Bronte manuscript, an Elzevir Bible copy, and a 1665 Elzevir Occaccio.
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Bew Are Yver Estacys Dao aes Maer eer bo
Fragments from an OCR page show a garbled notice with names or places unclear. The readable parts do not form a coherent event or action for a clear summary. No verifiable entities or dates emerge to anchor a proper news item.
Plans of Our Navy Southward Visit to Charleston Exposition
The winter cruise of the North Atlantic squadron will stop at Charleston for four days during the exposition and visit Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Isthmus of Panama, Colombia, Trinidad, and the West Indies. The fleet departs in December, with stops at Havana and Matanzas, then proceeds to Port America and other ports, returning to New York by April. A speed-propulsion trial will be conducted to measure performance under varying speeds.
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Morel
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Fouodron
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Miles
Python Swallows Gator In Central Park Menagerie
A large python in New York Citys Central Park menagerie killed and swallowed a young alligator in a cage. Keeper Jake Cook watched the snake consume the largest alligator while workers planned to move the remaining alligators to prevent further harm. Superintendent Smith estimated the python would finish its meal in about a week with no serious consequences. The story also notes Schwabs US Steel salary and a jab at England governing by business men.
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N. Y
Monkey House
Jowell
Jake Cook
Siperidendent Smith
Menawerie
Sati
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
The
New York Herald
Schwab
Notice to Prof Starr on Indian hair parting practice
The Chicago Record Herald respectfully calls Prof Starr’s attention to the fact that nearly all Indians part their hair in the middle.
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Starr
The
Chicago Record- Herald
Horseless Carriage Comes to Go Overwhelming Auto Orders
The Chicago Tribune notes auto demand soars as manufacturers battle backlogs, signaling that the horseless carriage has arrived and is ready to move beyond novelty to daily use.
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Chicago Tribune
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