Count de Mortimprey Wins Annulment in Paris Suit
Paris April 15 Count Roger de Mortimprey wins in the Civil Tribunal of the Seine to annul his mother's opposition to marriage with Countess Bernard de Pourtales formerly Florence Drouillard of Nashville Tenn. The Countess, once married to Count Bernard de Pourtales, was divorced earlier amid duel rumors. the suit confirms the divorce and supports the alliance.
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Roger de Mortimprey
Countess de Pourtales
Miss Drouillard
Nashville, Tenn
Paris
Bernard de Pourtales
Florence Drouilllard
Nashville
Tenn
Seine
Florence Drouillard
Count Bernard de Pourtales
New York
Bernard
Roger
Counts de Pourtales
James
Count Francis de Pourtales
Boston
Otto
Laura Montgomery
Florissant
Col
Francis
Elise Bachman
Louisiana Sinks After River Collision at Evansville
The big side wheel excursion steamer Louisiana, carrying 400 passengers on the Ohio River, struck a snag and is a total loss. Passengers panicked but were rescued by ramming the boat into the bank. Captain Morgan expects the vessel sunk in twenty feet of water by morning.
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Pecial
Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
Louisiana
Ohio River
Morgan
Gorky Divorce Question Still Unsettled in Russia
St Petersburg April 15 Mme Gorky remains in Southern Russia as her divorce case from novelist Maxim Gorky has not yet been obtained. Reports note recent ties with Mme Andreeva and indicate past travel with his wife and two children to the Cau casus. The children are two boys aged five and eight.
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ST. Petersburg
Mme. Gorky
Russia
Maxim Gorky
Mme. Andreeva
Caucasus
Campania Sails with Million-Dollar specie shipment
The steam ship Campania departed Queenstown for New York carrying what is described as the largest single consignment of specie ever sent across the Atlantic. The value is about $6,250,000 and the weight nears twelve tons.
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Atlantic
Queenstown
Campania
New York
Morocco 10 Prepare Second Revolt In Morocco
A Daily Mail report from El Arish, Morocco, says a young relative of the sultan is to be proclaimed ruler in the south as a formidable revolt against the Fez government gathers strength in the city of Morocco.
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Sultan
London
The
Daily Mail
el Araish
Morocco
Fez
Strikers Fight Looms in West Virginia Subdistrict
In the Fifth Ohio Subdistrict including the Panhandle, tension rises as Glen Easton Coal Company refuses to recognize a new miners local union. Reports say strikebreakers from Pittsburgh may arrive to displace striking workers, with shanties built for nonunionists and supplies being readied. The strikers vow to resist the move.
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Commercial Tribune
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
West Virginia Panhandle
Moundsville
Ohio River
Glen Easton Coal Company
Pittsburg
Robbers Cause Woman's Death in Hamilton Home
Mrs Barbara Schraub aged 75 was found dead in her Hamilton Ohio home with head and face bruted. Police arrested William Winter Beck and George Vaughn suspecting robbery. Autopsy by Dr Schaeffer cited heart trouble. a bloody handkerchief near the body did not belong to the victim.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Barbara Schraub
William Winterbeck
George Vaughn
Brigands Battle Cossacks Near Tiflis Leaves Several Dead
In outskirts of Tiflis a clash between Tartars and dragoons ends with two troopers killed and four mortally wounded Tartars. Cossacks capture four leaders at Jevanskis. four Cossacks die in the fight while bandits are later killed by guards after confinement.
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Tiflis
Jevanskis
Voliva Opens Fire on Dowie With Letter Read in Zion
General Overseer Wilbur Voliva presented a 1904 letter accusing Dowie of overdrawn Zion City funds and misusing deposits. The document warned of jail risk and urged financial restraint as Dowie faced court scrutiny amid efforts to regain control of Zion City.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Dowie
Tabernacle
Voliva
Brasefield
Deacon Brasefield
Zion
Deacon Newcomb
Zurich
France
Tragic incubator inventor and mother killed by live wire
In Croton Falls Westchester County a 30 year old inventor Daniel Jeungst Jr and his mother Anna Jeungst were killed by a 5,000 volt live wire while testing an electrically powered incubator at their poultry setup. The father Daniel Jeungst Sr discovered the deaths an hour later.
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Daniel Jeungst, Jr
Anna Jeungst
Daniel Jeungst
Jeungst
Croton Falls
Iis
Peail
Pasquale Di Fonte kills Bus and maims Farre in Columbus suburb
In Arlington a quarrel over a trivial matter ends with Pasquale Di Fonte alias Garzone slaying Bonitate Bus and stabbing Dominico Farre. Di Fonte licked the blood from his stiletto after the murder and wounded, then fled after two hours of threats.
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Social Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Pasquale di Fonte
Garzone
Bonitate
Dominico ‘Farre
Arlington
Farre
di Fonte
Sheriff posse kills suspect in Virginia arrest
Mayking Kentucky April 15 Riley Collins 19 of this county was killed by a sheriff posse at Tacoma Virginia yesterday. Sheriff Kiser and deputies went to arrest Collins when he opened fire. Lincoln Collins father vowed to kill the officers on sight before his arrest. Collins had been accused of illegally selling whisky.
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Commercial Tribune
Mayking
Riley Collins
Tacoma
Kiser
Collins
Young Collins
Lincoln Collins
Engineer shot on Ludlow trestle during attempted theft
Engineer Richard Fleming of Ludlow was shot twice by a negro tramp on the first trestle of the Cincinnati Southern Railway. Fleming, 30, fell from the running board and lay between the rails as the assailant fled. Sent to Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati, Fleming’s condition is described as critically injured. The attacker, a tall, 35-year-old man, escaped into the darkness.
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Negro Tramp
Ludlow
Richard Fleming
Fleming
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati Southern
Cincinnati
Ludlow Yards
Woman Shot in Huntington as Porter Is Clubbed
Mrs. Martha J. Bass 32, divorced wife of John Farley of Gallipolis Ohio, was shot three times by Charley Morrow a hotel porter in Huntington on the Easter promenade. He fled into a crowd but was captured after police subdued him. Miss witness is Bass niece 12. The shooting occurred at the Herbert Steel home near the Guyandotte Club.
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Commercial Tribune
Huntington
W. Va
Martha J. Bass
John Farley
Gallipolis
Charley Morrow
Herbert Steel
Bass
Liette
Horner
Militia Guard Springfield After Lynching Mob
Springfield, Missouri braces under militia guard after a mob lynched three African Americans in the public square. Governor Folk orders a $300 reward for mob leaders, troops arrive from multiple towns, and a grand jury probe targets prime movers amid ongoing fears of violence and further unrest.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Horner
Folk
Aurora
Carthage
Pearce City
Ruler
Nevada
Rush Lake
Grand Jury
Green County
Mr. Lake
Jefferson City
Patterson
Lincoln
Criminal Court
Duncan
Copeland
Will Allen
Bus Cain
Preacher A J Wilder Secretly Marries Local Singer
The Rev A J Wilder longtime rector of Heavenly Rest Church Springfield Ohio secretly wed Carrie Howell noted vocalist of the city. Wilder born in Southport England previously served in Cincinnati and has a brother there. he left Springfield six years ago to return to the area.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
A. J. Wilder
Ohio
Heavenly Rest Church
Carrie Howell
Wilder
Southport
Lancashire
England
Cincinnati
Christ Church
Yaqui Indians Kill Samuel Williams in Sonora Ambush
A telegram from Hermosillo reports Yaqui Indians killed Samuel Williams an assayer for a Carbo Sonora mining company. Williams death occurred Saturday and the fate of his party remains unknown. The message was sent to Williams family in El Paso Texas.
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Commercial Tribune
EL Paso
Tex
Hermosillo
Man shoots at intruder and kills his son in home
In Quitman Georgia C E Lloyd of Morven returned home to find his wife with a man named Davis. He wrestled a gun from Davis then waited at the back door and fired four shots through the door killing his son. He fired two more at Davis but missed.
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Commercial Tribune
Quitman
C. E. Lloyd
Morven
Davis
Lloyd
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