One Found Alive Other in Death in Kenosha Wisconsin
A chaotic dispatch reports one person found alive and another dead near Kenosha Wisconsin on August 10. Tadee Joseph R. Churkson vanished in July while a friend, Judge Clarkson, 18, was found nearby after a months long wandering. The Telegram offered sparse details and noted Clarkson’s return had echoes of a prior disappearance. In Minneapolis a separate incident details John LeDonald found unconscious after a fall near Centre Function. He died hours later at a city hospital. police and coroners cite head injury from a fall and possible blunt force as contributing. Mebonall and Moneries were en route to harvest duties.
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Kenosha
Wis
Tadee
Joseph R. Churkson
Willshop
Lena
Sabula
Clarkson
Cimuha
Onitha
Minneapolis
Winn
Yin
Loree
John LeDonald
City Hospital
Coronnr Seashore
Mebonall
Moneries
Cigarettes By Mail Evade Wisconsin Minnesota Law
An adlike item reports cigarettes by mail to evade statutes with cross border sales. Smokers purchase quantities and orders from Superior and Duluth, Minnesota, linking the illegal trade across Wisconsin and Minnesota. The piece notes a threshold amount required for shipment and hints at enforcement challenges.
Cow loses tail after fence entanglement
John Arnold of St. Paul Indiana reports a cow lost its tail when, while swatting at flies, the animal’s tail became caught between a barbed wire fence and a fence post. A sudden jerk to free the tail tore it from the cow’s body.
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St. Paul
Ind
John Arnold
Here
President Taft Arrives for Summer at Beverly Woodbury Point
President Taft reached his summer home at Woodbury Point Beverly Mass after a Boston to Beverly journey. He traveled with his private secretaries and Captain Archibald Butt aboard Olympia and a follow car. The party rode to Woodbury Point and planned rest and limited state business with riding on local hills and lakes as Essex County residents offered hospitality.
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Heverly
Mass
Patt
Woodbury Point
Washington
Pelvale
Achibald Butt
Olympia
South Station
Boston
Grand Junction
Boston & Albany
East Somerville
Boston & Maine
Little Moot- Serrat
City
Taft
Beverly
More
Woodbury
Weddas
Asc
Les
North Shore
Great Surgeon Dies After Brave Operation
The renowned surgeon Thassie Falinfessoral died in St Petersburg after a two hour operation at the sil Institute of St Petaburg. He cut himself with a knife during the procedure yet completed the operation, but succumbed to blood pol murs. Meanwhile W D Straight, American banker envoy for the Bankaw-Sze-Chien loan talks, traveled to Peking. Montgomery Schuyler Jr., secretary of the American embassy, is vacationing at a Baltic coast resort.
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Thassie
Samuel Falin
Sil Institute of
St. Petaburg
Russia
St Petersburg
Aue
W. DL Straight
Peking
Montgomery Schuyler, Jr
Japanese art merchant weds Caucasian in Betroi Michigan
Darhire Wooreno a Japanese art merchant of Betroi Michigan marries Miss Corbin granddaughter of General Henry Corbin. The couple, meeting first in Ginelanath, plan to reside in Corbin Kentucky. Corbin is 29 and Wooreno is 29.
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Mich
Darhire
Wooreno
Corbin
Henry
Ginelanath
British cruiser Tiomdou run ashore after misadventure
In Tiomdou on August 10 a British cruiser ran aground amid rough seas. The vessel faced the threat of further peril as rescuers moved to pull her clear and assess damage.
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Agaround
Tiomdou
Tiituenig
Robbers Kill Woman in Russian Writer’s Assault Near Auk
Nin govskala, famed Russian writer, was shot when two robbers entered her home near Aukuteh while her husband was away. She wounded one assailant after grabbing his revolver, continued firing, and collapsed from blood loss after they fled. An obligatory analysis of imported alcohol and canned goods follows.
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Ningovskala
Ooyuteh
Wieht
Government to settle with Omahas at once
Washington reports clarify federal plan for the Omaha tribe as the trust period extends to 1919. The Indian office will place competent Omahas in full possession of allotted lands and funds, issue patents in fee, and consider sale of tribal lands with per capita proceeds. A Nebraska citizen will join a three member committee to identify competent allottees and report for patent issuance. The Omaha agency superintendent and an Indian Office member will join the committee.
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Washington
Jalilee
Fred JT. Abbete
Indian Office
Tandy
Con
Ua Ible
Eress
Congress
Department
Thurstan County
Nebraska
Omaha
Attorney Buys Unopened Safe From Bankruptcy Jewelry Case
E F Snavely, an attorney, purchased a combination safe from Henderson & Co, a bankrupt jeweler, after it was opened to reveal jewelry unseen. A temporary injunction halted sale and distrubance of the jewelry in district court, with the full term to resolve the dispute.
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E. F
Henderson & Hid
Torulsh
Man Reaches 87 Years Says That's Enough
Nebr August 10 Daniel Moore a wealthy long time resident and father of the Register of Deeds Moore cut his throat the other night dying yesterday after two deep slashes. He was found shortly after and was conscious briefly telling his son that eighty seven years was a long time and he was ready to quit it.
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Daniel Moore
Nebraska
Register of Deeds
Moore
Qaruso's Voice Still Beautiful in Ostend Return
Ostend Belgium August 10 The famed tenor Quearsu or Qarusos voice returns to public sight after a long absence. The Metropolitan Opera House star performs before about 10009 in the Kursaal theater. The audience remarks the voice remains sweet and powerful with some baritone traits softened.
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Ostend
Belgium
Canser
Tost
Uruge
Ucla
Paradis
le Afrivarn
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
America
Cariais Vaice
Don Jaime to wed Princess in German line
Paris reports Madrid dispatch that Don Jaime the Spanish pretender will marry a princess of the Imperial German family, Empress Willam converting to the union. Mrs. John D Rockefeller disposed of Cleveland property with conveyance in his name.
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Don Jaime
Paris
Madrid
Simone
Willam Dais
Cleveland
Ghio
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
French Aviator Sommer Sets Endurance Flight Record
Mourmel-en-le-Grand France August 10 Tyger Sommer the Wrench aviator today broke the world record for prolonged flight in an aeroplane staying aloft two hours seven minutes fifteen seconds. He took off at 3 14 this morning under moonlight and after airborne maneuvers emerged in daylight traveling easily. Crowds cheered as he landed at 5 45 14 p.m. beating Wilbur Wrights two hours twenty minutes fifty seven seconds record. Sommer is among France s new generation of aviators with prior flights on July 27 and August 2 and 4. He flies a Volgin type biplane.
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Mourmel-en-le-Grand
Tfranee
Tyger Sommer
Somme
Wilbur Wright
Sommer Ceme
M. Sommer
Bank official embezzlement leads to arrest and death during fight
Auburn Indiana on August 10 Fenok Nicoles assistant cashier of City National Bank confessed to embezzling funds after wandering three days without food and returning to face charges. In Asheville North Carolina on the same day Jonni Bunting was fatally wounded during a hotel confrontation with Town Marshal Wands.
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Auburn
Ind
Fenok Nicoles
City National Bank
Nicolas
Asheville
Wands
Gladstone
Black Mountain
Jonni Bunting
Wilmington
G. Uulling
Ilsvoro
Burt
Watkins
Gunting
Collins
Vin
Catch Club Thief and Indian Titles Rulings
Wiltzburg readers hear of a yearlong infestation at Vittsburg clubs with a confession of a trickster expelled from Titishurs Field club. Federal Judge Campbell sustains demurrers in 30000 Indian land alienation suits, dismissing government actions as titles before removal restrictions took effect are valid. Major John Carnisdy dies at St Luke's hospital after a May 23 burglary shooting.
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Vwiltsburg
Rottenary
Vittsburg
Titishurs
Okla
Ralph, E. Campbell
Carnisdy
St. Luke's Hospital
Permitted to Sail and Maori Survivors Rescued
The American schooner Independents sailing from Washington to Swan Inland Caribbean was cleared after investigators found no evidence it joined the alleged South America mutiny. Capsized Maori survivors were rescued after striking rocks near Slang Bay. only two were saved.
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Washington
Ams
Schoungr
Mable
Caribbeas Sea
South’ America
Ergel
Capetown
Slang Bay
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