Fatal Mistake Ends in Double Italian Miner Death
Two Italian striking miners Portay and Sistino Vancastello were attacked by pickets near Sweyersville while returning from a hunting trip. Vancastella was killed by blows and a gunman was beaten leaving Portay fatally wounded. authorities rushed to the scene as deputies faced threats of vengeance.
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Jacobs
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Overflowing with gold in U S Treasury sets new records
Washington reports the U S Treasury holds 573 million dollars in gold, a historic peak surpassing any previous total and nearly matching Russia's past level. Deposits continue at 200 000 to 500 000 dollars daily as gold is converted into certificates for varying denominations.
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Daily Enquirer
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Frightful Leap to Death on Express Train
New York reports a man named Newman, in custody with a detective, leaped from a moving train between Rhinecliffe and Stottsburg at speed about 50 miles an hour. He suffered severe injuries and was taken to a Poughkeepsie hospital. Newman, a brewing company collector in New York, faced an alleged $500 shortage and possible bigamy. He fled the city after arrest in Kansas City.
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Herman Neuman
Rhinecliffe
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Newman
E. R. Hume
Burglars Drill Open Hubbard Post Office Safe
Burglars drilled open the Hubbard post office safe five miles north of Youngstown on Sunday night. They took $400 in stamps including $200 from the money order department, a deposit certificate for $300 from Newton Falls bank, and $150 belonging to the postmaster W. M. Evans.
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Hubbard (0
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Money Order Department
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W. M. Evans
Murrell Reveals House Combine in Suburban Bribery Case
J K Murrell, back in custody in St Louis, testifies before Circuit Attorney Folk, naming 18 former and current House of Delegates members as part of a bribery scheme tied to Suburban railway bills and other measures. Warrants target these officials for bribery and perjury. Murrell's confession details a room off the house chamber where payments were decided and distributed through intermediaries.
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Charles H. Turner
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Council
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Lehmann
Faulkner
Morris
Des Moines Fire Destroys Gilmore Lumber Yard
A fire at the Wilts Biother yard in Gilmore Iowa caused about 20000 in losses and wiped out nearby businesses including Counselman's elevator Rollins' general store and Coffy's barber shop. The blaze also damaged a restaurant and printing office starting in the lumber yard from unknown causes.
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Coffy
Family Tragedy in Boston as Father Is Shot by Son-in-Law
George C. Lehnemann of Boston and Brookline dies after being shot by his son-in-law Jas Duane. The prominent businessman, aged 50, was shot Sunday night and died Monday. Duane is under arrest following the family quarrels that preceded the incident.
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George C. Lehnemann
Jas
Duane
Brookline
Lehnemann
Remains of Mr and Mrs Chas Fair Reach New York
A mixed roundup of notices reports the Fair family remains arriving in New York aboard the steamship St Louis. Other items note Minnesota state fair profits at 70000 dollars and various sensational local incidents across American cities.
War on the Moro Treiber and Pershing report on Mindanao attacks
The report states Moro forces reject friendship offers and that any hope for native adjustment is abandoned. The write up follows Captain Pershing's investigation into recent attacks on Americans on Mindanao. A tangent from Town Topics notes a city boasting tall buildings clean streets and best streetcar service.
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Manila
Pershing
Mindapao
No Amateurs Summer Hotel Doctor I Hope There Are No Mistakes
A fragment echoes a doctor anxious about administering medicines in a hotel setting. A nurse reassures, while an invalid patient and a newspaper blurb hint at an unrelated literary snippet and a Washington Star reference. The piece blends dialogue and a stray poem line about a busy bee collecting sweets.
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N. Y
Werkly
Boss’s Warning Shocks Local Reporter on Races
A Chicago American quip notes a boss threatening firing over discussing horse races. The brief exchange shows tension between industry tips and employment loyalty within sports betting coverage.
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Chicago American
Question of Poles and the Lease Promise
A reader recalls being told a fishing pole could be extended from a cottage window to reach the lake. The exchange implies a dispute over the pole length and its fishing potential. The note references Chicago Tribune chatter and a theme of high prices as a backdrop.
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