Leavitt and Bride Hurt in Runaway in Missouri
Newport artist William Homer Leavitt and his wife were thrown from a pony cart in a runaway near Flummanville Missouri. Leavitt suffered a broken arm while Mrs Leavitt sustained only minor bruises. They are guests of State Chairman Akins and may stay through the holidays. Akins denied any plans by Leavitt to oppose Bryan and said the couple may travel or return to their New art home after the visit.
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Flummanville
William Homer Leavitt
William J. Bryan
Mra
Akins
Leavitt
Missouri
Congress
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Leavitt
Akine
Five Women Form a Club to Kill Husbands
Budapest reports the arrest of five women accused of poisoning their husbands. They allegedly joined a Verenmacht club near Arad Hungary where dissatisfied wives were recruited and encouraged to murder. A coroner named Hantsch is jailed as an accessory in the five deaths labeled as heart disease.
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Budapest
Verenmacht
Arad
Hungary
Hansuch
Would Be a Bandit Too in New London Plot
New London Conn Dec 3 inspired by Chicago car barn bandits Clifford O Neil planned to kill all city police. He organized a gang to raise funds and arm followers by stealing rings and 22 dollars. He bought airguns for 90 cents and distributed them among companions. Just before the massacre was to occur the plan unraveled.
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New London
Conn
Chicago
Clifford O' Neil
Young O'Neil
Ten One Dollar Bills Sent to Widow by Sullivan
New York on November 27 reports Congressman Tim Sullivan sent ten one dollar bills to the widow and six children of Patrolman Burke. A friend delivered the gift at Horatio and Greenwich streets, noting Burke died months ago from a fire rescue related illness. The article highlights Sullivan as a popular Bowery figure who abstains from intoxicants.
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New York
Tim” Sullivan
Burke
Tim
Horatio
Greenwich Streets
Burkes
Funes
Tenderloin
Tin Sullivan
Bowery
Deadly assassination in Hart County Kentucky
In Hart county near Hodgensville two men were killed and another mortally wounded when an assassin fired through a window during a fireside gathering. Magistrate Osborne and his son Dave Osborne died, Will Gardner was mortally wounded and John Bennett was seriously hurt. Custer Gardner, a young farmer, was captured after a night chase and jailed in Munfordville. The motive arose from a family quarrel that escalated into factional violence.
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Hodgensville
Pike View
Hart County
Osborne
Dave Osborne
Will Gardner
John Bennett
Custer Gardner
Elizabethtown
Munfordville
Magistrate Osborne
Gardner Paneneres
Panama Canal Treaty Signed by Junta in Panama
The canal treaty with the United States was unanimously signed by the junta this morning with no amendments. Rear Admiral K G Walker arrived on the same train as Senor Espirilla, and after reviewing the terms the members signed with a special gold pen. The document was placed back in its case and handed to Admiral Walker for return to Washington.
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Panama
United States
K. G. Walker
Senor Esprilla
Walker
Washington
Let Er Go Gallagher and the canal battle
Louisville December 5. Watterson previews in the Courier Journal a column stating the canal fight pins administration with whip and bit. He argues both canal and honest stance clash with a transcontinental railway ring and a looming treaty battle. The satire shifts to a moral dilemma and a hazy portrait of political pressure.
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Louisville
Gallagher
Watterson
Courier-Journal
Willy Nilly
Hell
Iron Works
White House
Colombia
State Department
Dameel
Teddy
The
Holy Zebra
Hungarian Villagers Accused in Witchcraft Vigilante Death
Report from Abruhbanya Hungary describes villagers enraged by a woman labeled a sorceress seizing her corpse. They allegedly forced a red hot steel skewer through her heart and placed broken iron in her mouth, then turned the body face down in the coffin as police investigate.
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Vienna
Abruhbanya
Hungary
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Nature
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Bates County
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K. C. Pittsburg & Gulf
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Ragone
Oma
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Harriet Frederick
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Republic
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