Roosevelt’s Safari Loses Hunter to Lion Attack
In Naivasha on June 15 Colonel Roosevelt’s hunting party with F C Selous and W H MacMillan faced tragedy as English hunter N Williams was fatally wounded by a lion near Sotik. Williams, an experienced hunter living in Lumbaa, suffered a broken shoulder and deep lacerations after the lion, shot earlier, mauled him. The group’s excitement over big game hunting was visibly dampened by the fatal incident.
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Naivasha
British East Africa
Roosevelt
Africa
N. Williams
F.C. Selous
W. H. MacMillan
Sotik
Williams
Lumbaa
Rex closes six hundred thousand dollar deal in Connersville
Rex Bares Company seals a six hundred thousand dollar contract with Rock Island Plow Company to supply their main house and six branch houses with Rex and Yale vehicles. Branches at Minneapolis Omaha Kansas City Ballas Oklahoma City and Sioux Falls will be served exclusively. President C Hull says output and employment will surge to meet the added volume as Rex expands capacity.
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Connersville
McFarlan Carriage Co
Rex Bares Company
Rex Ba
Rock Island Plow Company
Rock Island
Minneapolis
Omaha
Wansas City
Ballas
Oklahoma City
Sioux Falls
Rex
Leon Oy
Con
Yale
C. Dhdlo
Rex Company
John P. Myerhaeuser
John D. Rockefeller
John Dere
Death of Lewis Edwards 38 at Peru Indiana
Relatives in Peru, Indiana learned that Lewis Edwards died at his home at nine o clock last night. His mother Mrs George Edwards had been visiting relatives nearby and rushed home after learning of her son's death. He was born near Alquimi and was thirty eight years old. He leaves a wife and mother. his mother is sister to J Mortis Widdows.
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Lewis Edwards
Peru
Indiana
George Edwards
Antil
Edwards
George Pidchards
Edwards Place
AlqQuimi
di Perco
Lis Leeves Stubee
Naty
J. Mortis Widdows
Mmeay
Mrs Gould's Wardrobe and Costs Stir Society Portrait
Testimony in the Gould separation case details lavish expenses. Katherine Gould cites gown categories with prices and asserts she never wears a gown twice, allocating wardrobes for Palm Beach and Castle Gould. She estimates eighteen servants and a large monthly payroll, claiming she donated worn gowns to relatives.
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New York
Katherine Clemmens Gould
Howard Gould
St. Regis
Castle Gould
Miss Robson
Nicholl
Crooked Check Writer Tully Sentenced In Rushville Case
R. O. Tully pled guilty to uttering a spurious check against John H. Owens. He was fined $10 and costs and sentenced to two to fourteen years. The money obtained was returned with his consent after arrest. A younger brother reportedly helped in another scheme but refused to intervene this time.
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R. OR. Tully
John H. Owens
Rushville
Indianapolis
Mr. Owens
Tully
Jeffersonville Reformitory
North Cemetery to be resting place for James May
James May was killed at Riverside Yards when struck by an engine near Cincinnati Sunday night. His funeral is planned for tomorrow morning at nine thirty at his parents' home with services led by Rev. Floyd. The cortege will proceed to North Cemetery in Orange for interment. The family includes Mr. and Mrs. Will May and daughter of Lynn Kidiana and four sisters Mrs. Clarence Lines Mrs. Fannie Murray Mrs. Vinnie Link and Mrs. Ollie Crawley.
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Theo
Voto
James Mir
Will May
Lynn
Kidiana
Toan
Clarence Lines
Fannie Murray
Columbia
Vinnie Link
Rushville
Ollie Crawley
Laurel
Wilson to Face Retrial in Mis trial Murder Case
John Wilson, accused of murdering his wife Lulu Maude Wilson, will be retried this term after a mistrial. A special 48 person panel is drawn to form a jury as the court expects an extended term to hear the case and related testimony.
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John Wilson
Lulu Maude Wilson
Clarence S. Roots
Richard M. Ruffin
Wilson
Mather
Pias Fe
Willie
Sheri Anson Miller
Gray
Allen Wiles
Raymond Springer
Osay
Tribecautes
Solu
Redbert
Robert Hirntbiten
Pherrisan
Bert Midd
Head Struck Corner Of Coal House and Deep Gash
The report describes a Tuesday evening incident where a person suffered a three inch deep cut to the head from a hit at the corner of Coal House and Deep Gash. Stitches were used to close the wound, and the injured individual, Mes, is listed as resting and expected to recover.
John Burgess Recovering From Peculiar Farm Accident
John Burgess is recovering from a peculiar accident on Heron Farm. The incident involved a bolt holding a seat and a dangerous misstep that saved a life, with others noting quick thinking and luck as a factor. The report includes fragmented details and appears to be a transcribed local item with unclear sequence.
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Heron Farm
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Lewis Lindsey
Ilas R. Taylor
Harrison
Charles McOrmack
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Edward Harlan
Henry Adams
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Henry Goble
George Anson
Posey
Joseph Foster
Scott Caldwell
Samied Atherton
John O. Ball
Canteraville
Jacob L. Myer
Howard Mount
Frank Cabieroi
Bairview
Charles Urausen
Jennings
William Henry
Henry Pfeiffer
Jonathan Bradway
George Callahan
Chas. Stan
Charles Stora
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Ingrdis
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Abeis
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