Circling the globe and local crime round up
Promised police reorganization in Kansas City begins with dismissal of Chief of Detectives Ohm Phlpin and Police Surgeon Dh W A Lanasan and replacement by appointees. The Rev Edward Payson Terhune dies at 77 in New York. A five year old in Airville Pennsylvania shoots and kills his mother. A Wong Kong rebellion in Chinchu China. Fire in Rochester New York damages Oaks Calhoun building and other structures. A baseball league standings stat appears below.
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Ato Nansas City
Ohm Phaipin
Dh. VW. Oa. Lanasan
Board of Police
Edward Payson Terhune
Wongkong
Aping
Chinchu Prefecture
China
Oaks & Calhoun
Main Street
Rochester
N.Y
National Working Store
Chamber of Commerce
Cook Opera
Wide Range of 1900s News Nuggets Mixed with Tragedies
The itemized notes report marriages, bank failures, fires, and deaths across U S cities. Lulu Glaser wed R C C Tierz in New York while Bank Commissioner Sinock warns of the State Bank of Man new collapse. Rochester and Buffalo losses include a clothing store fire and a car barn blaze with many cars lost. Burrace and Rose deaths are noted, plus frost and drought concerns in Kansas Nebraska and Europe. Trials and political hints appear from Townsend, Brownsville raid witnesses, and Richmond murder juries with sentences looming.
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Lulu Glaser
R. C C. Tierz
New York
Sinock
State Bank of Mannew. Okla
Rochester N.Y
Éhones & Calhoun
National Clothlme
Winston Chorehi
New Trampshire
Biffalo and Lake Erie ‘Traction Company
Blaisdell
N. Y
Albert Co. Burrace
Boston
Efamson
Miss
WC. Baird
Fayetteville
Teun
Aio Udeck
Main Street
Lovelock
Neva
Natsas
Nebraska
Europe
Inia
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Pittsture
Blochsom
Senate
Washington
Brownsville
Phese
Missouri
Partici Jar
Troquois
United States Circuit Corr
The Chinese Famine Descent Into Despair and Cannibalism
A historical famine in China devastates 15 million people with daily deaths around 5 000. Cannibalism, graves robbed, and children offered for sale are reported amid disease, famine fever and a smallpox epidemic. Captain Kirton recalls famine relief scenes as crowds press for aid.
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Captain Kirton
Muglishonin
Foreign Relief Committee
One Woman in Five A Worker Census Shows
The census reports in the continental United States that one in every five women over 16 is a breadwinner. Of divorced women, 55.8 percent support themselves partly or wholly. Domestic service remains key. nearly a quarter of gainful workers in prostitution are servants. women hold roles from pilots to engineers, with many occupations sparsely represented.
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Census Bureau
United States
Allaska
Tiawan
Reefers
Slaters
TSS
Centenary noting at College of St Cuthbert and church leaders named
Ushaw Durham marks centenary as College of St Cuthbert completes its foundation. Universalist leader W Ole McGiavehlin becomes general superintendent in the United States. Rev John Foster fills chair at Puget Sound Kimball School. Gypsy Smith joins Helena presbytery in Montana work. International Sunday convention opens in Rowe Italy with global congratulations.
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Ushaw
Durham
England
Ir. W.ole McGiavehlin
Minneapolis
Universalist Church
United States
John O. Foster
Rock River
Kimball School of Theology
University of Puget Sound
Pacoima
Wash
AL SK. Baird
Montana
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Kirge
Helena
New York
James Liaw
British Council
Smith
Beesides
Plo
Christ
Milwaukee
Conrad Ebert
St. Vincent's Arch
Beatty
Rowe Ttaly
Ted
Steamer Naomi Burns on Lake Michigan Disaster Claims Five Lives
Five people died and others escaped by a narrow margin when the passenger and freight steamer Naomi of Crosby Transportation Co burned in Lake Michigan during a Milwaukee bound voyage from Grand Rapids. The vessel burned to the waterline and towed to shore as searchers found bodies in its wreckage.
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Crosby Transportation Company
Lake Michigan
Residar
Grand Caven
Milwaukee
Penbad Goan
Hamos
Pesson- Kerr
Pers Fren
Avs
Tos
Dantes
Bageertue
J. Mi. Tkhesules
Pietvest
Peassenoey
Tiftie Viewai
Grand Rayvds
Stegmeess
Peorte
Tie Cantaim
Kerry
Geapige
Chris
Judge Hargis Freed Again in Breathitt County Case
In Lexington Kentucky a jury acquitted Judge James Hargis of the murder of Town Marshal Cockrill, the second such verdict after a lengthy trial that included testimony alleging a conspiracy. The case connects to a long Breathitt county feud with several related killings and prior acquittal in Beattyville.
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Lexington
James Hargis
Thomas Cockrill
Cockrill
Jackson
Breathitt County
Jie
Hargis
Ed. Callahan
E. D. Cox
J. B. Marcum
Curt Jett
Marcum
James B. Marcum
Beattyville
Tragic Sayre Shooting Leaves Lena Reeves Dead
Lena B Reeves aged 20 is shot and killed at Sayre Pennsylvania. Uncertainty remains whether the victim fired the shot herself or was murdered. Italian tourists are held in connection with the case.
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Lena B. Reeves
Sayre
Kansas Supreme Court appoints receivers for breweries
Kansas Supreme Court orders receivers appointed for breweries operating in Shamsas. The decision holds the State may confiscate all property of a legal business under Prohibition. Most brewers resist, with one St Louis firm connected to the case dismissed. Receivership takes effect as Prohibition begins in 1851.
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Kansas Supreme Court
United States
Shamsas
Strate
Am Akei
Ditile
Aregious Sapcom
Agnhedser Dasch Company
St. Coulis
Passenger deaths rise as rail accidents spike in December quarter
The Interstate Commerce Commission bulletin reports 3,965 total rail collisions and derailments in the December quarter with 1,430 killed or injured. It notes 1,850 passenger deaths, the highest since 1904, marking a record surge beyond any three-month period previously.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Notable World Figures and Odd Anomalies Across Courts
A curious catalog notes the Sultan of Turkey with a love for animals at Yildiz, the Norwegian king’s early Danish navy apprenticeship, the Czar’s dislike of solo photos, Raisuli the Moroccan bard tracing lineage to Mulai Idris, King Leopold of Brussels as Europe’s land-rich magnate, and misread lines about Emperor Wilhelm and other figures. The garbled lines hint at portraits and anecdotes of rulers and elites.
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Norway
Russia
Raisuli
Mulai Idris
Leopold
Brussels
Europe
Esate
Umperor
Paris
Des Pays-Das
Mrs McKinley Dies In Canton Ohio At 1847 Births
Mrs Ida McKinley widow of President McKinley dies peacefully in Canton Ohio on Sunday. She rests in West Lawn cemetery vault awaiting transfer to the national mausoleum on Monument Hill. Born June 5 1847 in Canton she married William McKinley after a long devoted marriage marked by her faith and support during his political rise and presidency.
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Canton
Ohio
Mc- Kinley
West Lawn Cemetery
National Mausoleum
Monument Hill
Belef
Mehintey
Mehinley Nausejcu
Cleveland Academy
Brook P Hall Seminary
Media
Yooung Leavyer
William McWinley
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Grant
Sherman
Shenandoah Valley
William McKinley
Vies
Washington
McKitles
Mro McKinless
United States
GOES UP IN SMOKE Fires drain millions from losses and insurance
The piece argues fire losses in the United States run into hundreds of millions yearly, including fire departments and insurance costs. It cites San Francisco as an example with a 15 million plus fire and outlines debates over insurance payouts and post fire recovery.
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San Francisco
Beene AK
Sone
Odd Bits from a Fractured Era
A garbled clipping lists Gen Funston collecting specimens for the Department of Ori culture Leopold as the wealthiest European monarch after the Czar Duke of Orleans plans a Greenland expedition for spring The Sultan of Turkey reportedly drinks water in sealed barrel supplies to his palace and eats small amounts of meat.
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Funston
Department of Oriculture
Leopold
Be Imps
Eerope
Czar
Russia
Duke of Orleans
Greenland
Turkey
Strength of the Condor Demonstrates Mighty Power
The condor is described as incredibly strong and voracious. It attacks small animals with powerful claws and beak and tears them apart. after gorging it becomes unable to fight and may be approached, though it resists capture when provoked.
Kidney Cure Ad Promises Back Pain Relief
A medical advertisement promotes Doris Kidney Pills as a kidney cure claiming backache stems from kidney issues. Testimonial from John C. Coleman of Swauoshboro notes relief after using the product. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo, N.Y. sells boxes at 7 cents through dealers. The page also includes light town notices about a college student speaker and an Uncle Haycrott feature.
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Euves Nnde
Chas Kdztey
John CL Coleman
Doris Kidnes
Haus
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Milton
Ting
Haycrott
Miles
Tie
Allen's Foot-Ease powder for foot comfort and shoe fit
Ask your dealer for Allen's Foot-Ease a powder to shake into your shoes. It rests the feet cures corns bunions swollen sore hot callous aching sweating feet and ingrowing nails. Allen's Foot-Ease makes new or tight shoes easy. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 26cc. Sample mailed free. Address Allen 8S Olmated La Roy NY.
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Allen
Olmated
la Roy
N.Y
Determined Optimism and Domestic Remedies Promoted
An assortment of moral guidance and patent remedies is presented. The window of text praises enduring hope and faith in humanity, while advertising Garfield tea and various tonics. It also notes Americans investing in Ceylon tea development and promotes tobacco and cough remedies with firm pricing.
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Amrvlcan
Ceylon
By Woman Doctor Promises Cure For Nervous Ailments
An advertisement claims Dr Kilnes offers a permanent cure for St. Vitus Dance and all nervous diseases with a Nerve Restorer device. It urges readers to send for price 2 tribute and treaties and lists Dk Rk H Kline at 85 Arch Street Philadelphia Pa. A Torquay bylaw bans profane language even within marriages.
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St. Vitus
Kilnes
H. Kline
Dr Pierce Publishes Full List of Medicinal Ingredients
Dr R V Pierce of Buffalo N Y publishes a full and complete list of all ingredients in his Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription to counter objections to secret medicines. A small book of medical extracts is mailed free upon request, noting the avoidance of alcohol narcotics minerals and poisonous agents and tracing roots used by Native Americans for similar ailments.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Or Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Kk. V. Pierce
Pierce
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