Champion Bigamist Madson Swindles Dozens Across Cities
San Francisco reports a notorious bigamist, Tom Madson, who married at least 10 women and engaged with 14 more, draining tens of thousands through marriages. Victims include Elizabeth Jackson of Iola, Katherine Haughman of St Louis, Alice Richardson of St Louis, and others across San Francisco Oakland Memphis Lawrence and beyond. Law enforcement notes he deserted each wife within hours after securing money and jewels.
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San Francisco
John Madgon
United States
Madson
Elizabeth M. E Jackson
Iola
Micole Allen
Madison St. E. Louis
Alice Richardson
St. Lovia
Madison
Catherins Baughman
St. Louis
Maggis E. Bloom
Wannibal, Co
Airs
Henrietta Leopold
Jessie Trethway
Stockton
Cal
Mary Wiggh
Crown
Springfield
Brass
Oneland
Memphis
Tenn
Lawrence
Kan
Jonesborough
Santa Rosa
Cal Eitysburg
Ohio
New Orleans
St. Johns
Mich
Hamilton
Ont
Germany
Madan
Bows
Tom Madson
Elizabeth Jackson
Madners
Inlinson
Magison
Katherine Haughman
SL Louis
Haughman
Alice Michardson
Meo Mianle Atlen
Government Crop Report Issued Amid Mixed U.S. Wheat Outlook
A government crop report shows near term corn prospects rebounding by about ten percent, with final wheat acreage and winter wheat condition compared to prior years. The report includes state by state summaries, harvest timing notes, and ten year averages, alongside other crop and hay data.
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Tost
Von
Gura
Jair
al Thurvesl
Tavacco
Pisa
Agerinothy
Daly
Missouri
North Dakota
Bourn Dakota
Worth Dakota
Bourh Dakota
Kansas
Tariff Bill Passes Senate and Moves to House
Washington reports the tariff bill has cleared the Senate by 45 to 41 and shifts to the House for action. Debate centered on insurgent Republicans and party unity as Senate leaders clash over votes and conference aims. House members prepared to convene, with a large attendance expected for early proceedings and a plan to appoint a conference committee.
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Senate
HOUSE
Washington
House of Representatives
Enn
Avrators
Hum
Leitor Aldrich
Aldrich
la Follette
Gore
Beveridge
Finance Committee
Republican Party
Nelson
Crawford
Clapp
Nellson
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Rhwle
Sal
Renart
Aldzleh
Cullem
Hale
Burs Roux
Penrose
Reputylleans
Dik Daniel
Money
Baney
Unc
Senaate
Cannon
Isenfelt
Man
Benace
Crockett
Metiun
Aye Lie
Ln Senate
Forthwich
Dalgall
Pennsylvania
Committee On Rules
Dadaetlis
Nokeritanely
Miehig
Harriman 15 Improving After Vienna Visit
Harriman arrives in Vienna with Professor Adal Stroempel and Mr. Dixon's party. Dr Dixon examines Harriman and consults with Stroempel. Physicians deem the treatment effective and Harriman’s condition satisfactory. Baehman will stay two days in Vienna then proceed to Gastela in Salzburg for baths.
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Harriman
Vienna
Adal Stroempel
GA. Dixon
Dixon
Stroenpel
DID SHE DROWN SISTER? Authorities search for two in St Louis
Police in St Louis seek T C Miller and Miss May Coubts in connection with the death of an unidentified woman found at Thinels town last night. The dead woman is believed to be the sister of Miss Guilds.
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St. Louis
Granite City
T. C. Miller
Miss May Coubts
Thinels
Miss Guilds
Found His Granddad's Turtle in Connecticut
Winsted Connecticut July 12. W Aine of Northville found a turtle marker with his grandfather's initials T T and two dates 1862 and 1469. Two relatives recall seeing the turtle when a boy, and occasionally since, the last date above ten years. Meo.
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Conn
W. (. Aine
Northville
Justice Gaynor Denies Thaw Case Move to New York
Justice Gaynor ruled against Harry Thaw in a contentious proceeding linked to his confinement and potential removal to New York. The court weighed witness credibility and ordered continued scrutiny of the Thaw case while he remains in custody under expert medical care.
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Mie
York
Walett -Supreme Court
Duntive
Gaynor Taday
Tim
Wom
West Chester
Engtily
New York County
Gaynor
Ute Vase
New
Rkall
Thaw
Tupac Asylum
Phy Kigida
Officials of roads own coal properties
A damaged OCR fragment lists multiple rail officials and executives linked to coal land ownership and railroad interests. Names include Meadors P Shonts of the Chicago & Alton railroad, Hawkes of the Chen, Jolley & Eastern, Robet Mather, T. Miller, Carl Sholz, Th A Jackson, Saw, Corey, and Gary. Mentions shares and bonds across Chicago area firms and coal holdings.
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Mhcicnen
Mit
Propertie Meadors P. Shonts
Chictse & Alton Railroad
Curd Coal
Mtr
Shonts
MtUrLim
Arquilablsurance Society
Ttt
Curdly
Cee Compriny
Otters
Antes Eeli
Am eesthrontypRnissures Hawkes
Uechen, Joliey & Eastern Railroad
Robeit Mather
Chill
Washington Shake-Up Targets Major Bureau Reorg
Report indicates a broad internal restructuring of a major federal bureau with a general shake-up planned over the next three weeks. About ten percent of the staff may be affected, signaling significant changes at the top levels.
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Washington
Dana
Nsus
Gunness estate suit seeks $9100 in murder farm case
In Laporte Indiana an action by Mrs Lurse of Chicago, sister of Bello Suman, targets the Gunness estate for 9100 linked to the Aberdeen SD murder farm cases. The first trial yielded a judgment for Helgewin. the suit follows a claim of enticement and murder. Also noted is CAT ANGLER MAKES BIG HAUL as a Norwich man reports his cat June diving for fish and returning with a mummy and fish hook.
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Gunness
Laporte
Nut
Lurse
Chicago
Bello Suman
Lamporte
Andy i Mleit
Aegelein
Aberdeen
Helgewin
South Norwich
Conn
Charles la Croix
Seaside Place
June
Jimo
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Daniel Ky Pearsong
Sige
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Livingston County
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G.W. A. Luckey
University of Nebraska
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National Education Association
Lygelog Snow
Prafgax
Luckey
Algeria
Cummins
Dolliver
Nebraska
Bill
Benaler Gore
Simaitar Aldrich
Mary
Base
Lambs
Gort
Ofterinje
Cuasming
World
Wales
Geveridar
House Committee On
Payne
New York
Oalzell
McCall
Massachusetts
Boutell
Harry Thaw
Ibpferson City
Walera-Pierce OF
Standart
Supreme Court
Studardsghe
ayars-Plures
Cushing Fe
EH Febey
Joyce Co
Hog and Fitadders
Kt B
Fa CF Coo
Ahad
Live Business
Institutions of
J.¢. Jones
Elan
Correctionville Chautauqua
Copeland
L. G. Herbert
Castle Square
James Mas Son
Frank P. Sadet Rane
Ineoronto
Her Miles
Capt
Hobson
Copeland's Park
E. C. Copeland
Fred W. Colvin
M. D. Smith
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