Tragedy in Volimbus as Bolton fatally harms in laws
In Bolton Ohio on February 9 Lymon Bolton attacked his wife's parents at the Larimore home, fatally injuring the father and severely wounding the mother after shooting himself. He also fatally struck his wife and fled. Two young children witnessed the event.
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Himpett
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Try Hunt
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Bunebury
Bolton
Hsin
Larimore
Contributions illegal Labor conference calls Parliament to change law
London Feb 9 reporters note a conference of the Trades Union congress General Federation of Trades Union and Labour party met at Newport Monmouthshire to discuss a Lords judgment that levies on subscriptions to fund Labour MPs are illegal. A resolution urged Parliament to alter the law and push the new government to permit such contributions.
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Labor
London
Trades Union Congress
General Adoration of ‘Trades | Asilon
Newport
Monmouthshire
House of Lords
Nway
Moga
Aged Woman From Toledo Found Frozen In Bed
An elderly Toledo resident, aged 71, was found frozen to death in bed at her home after neighbors reported that she had been heard speaking aloud. Police cited unknown circumstances and are investigating the death alongside possible involvement of a male companion.
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Toledo
O'Noll
Roosevelt's Homecoming Preparation and Arrival Plans
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt will be welcomed on his return to New York mid June. A national reception is to be organized by a central executive committee and the New York Republican club with local committees. Colonel Roosevelt will be informed of full reception details at Khartoum and a special committee may meet him in London to finalize arrangements.
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Mhartouma
London
New York
Wishington
John A. Stew Iart
League of Repabe
Hean Clube
Patt
Jowen
Stewart
Howe
Sporokiry
Roose Voss
Clut
America
Roonevell
Khartoum
Senator Dick Denial Letter Sparks Debate in Ananias Scandal
Akron Feb 1 A fiery open letter from G Barber denounces Senator Dick’s charges about confidential employees and Washington investigations. Barber urges the senator to debate, mocking his insinuations and insisting no need for a lengthy dispute. The exchange highlights frayed trust and political tension in Suramtt County.
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Akron
Barber
Talus Hood
Washington
Yulioy
Suramtt County
Courthoue
Allds Inquiry Echoes Long Senate Bribery Charges
In Albany on February 9, reports center on Hiram C. Moe testifying about a bribery scheme tied to Senator Frank Conger. Moe claims $6,500 in cash moved through envelopes to three assemblymen, including Jotham P. Alda, with details of how $4,000 and $1,000 portions were allocated. The testimony outlines the sequence in Conger’s apartments and at the Capitol, portraying a stalled inquiry into alleged vote-buying during a tense Albany session.
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Groton
Albany
Frank Conger
Conger
Jotham P. Allda
Mbany
Congery
Aldsie
Mac
Brant Conger
Henn Conger
Sennator Alldu
Moe
Wat
Opin Sepuretes
Templina County
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Takaiely
Cure Rency
Frank Conger du Grea
Singtor Benn Conger
Mos
Afao
Adds
Eaid Yo-Moe
Gonger
Allds
Jon
Frank
Culdo Allde
Allda
Alda
Legis
Ostiorug
Alida
Osborne
Former Treasurer Hall Confesses to Savings Bond Irregularities
Worcester February 9 John A Nail former treasurer of the South Bridge Savings Bond Los confessed in jail to irregularities in the institution's accounts totaling about 200 000 with a shortfall of 124 443 He said he hoped to be arrested after two years and that he and subordinates manipulated ledgers to hide the faults They tied investment ventures in Boston real estate to the scheme and split profits of about 40 000 each before diversifying to other offers, forming a sham operation
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John A. Nail
Southbridge Savings Bond
Los
Amon
South Bridge
Blk
Hiusk
Boston
No Danger From Comet Says Harvard Expert
Professor E G Pickering of Harvard Observatory debunked Flammarion’s claim that Earth’s passage through Halley’s comet tail would cause extinction. He notes no danger to life and warns sensationalists spread unfounded rumors about toxic cyanogen and planetary death.
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Harvard
Scotts
Flammarion
E.G. Pickering
Macyard Observatory
Paris
Camilie Slammarton
Netronomer
Hl. Joy
Earth
National Canners Press for Rigid Inspection Rules
Atlantic City Feb 9 The National Canners association in session here plans a nationwide campaign to enforce strict government inspection of every cannery. They demand clear label disclosure of contents, stronger pure food laws, and stringent inspection measures. President Walter Heficker of the TriState Packed association cites New Jersey Delaware and Maryland cannery interests and argues for public education on purity.
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Atlantic City
Cmners
Walter 0. Heficker
Tristate Packed! Association
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Hofticker
Found Frozen In a Snowdrift
Utioi, Ne Feb 9 Oedrgy 1¢rein a Yours oth of the city Jett Mis Lom for a waite Sunday afternoon and told hie relatives tha he would be back for Hupper. He tilled to volun and foday a number of children au vente ww fied in Ne body troxon tlt murually inion under ia snow jo iy ua buat EE
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Utioi
Volun
Dead convict spent 47 years in state prison
Dearing New York one of the oldest inmates in a state penal system was found dead in his cell at Sing Sing during rounds by a keeper. Weeks was 87 years old and had served 47 years in Clinton Auburn and Sing Sing after a March 1879 Queens burglary sentence. He refused parole in 1880’s murder case, choosing to stay in prison since all relatives were dead. The warden attributed his death to epilepsy.
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Dearning
N.Y
Web
Willana Weeks
Penn
Sing Sing
Queens County
Waroner
New Disease Killing Trout At State Hatchery
Harriaburg reports a mysterious fish disease at Spruce Creek hatchery killing about 20 000 adult trout. Salt treatment was tried but only partly effective. Commissioner Mestan sent for government expert W. C. Marsh to identify the fungus causing the outbreak. arrival at the hatchery today.
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Harriaburg
Atate
Spruce Creek
Mestan
Washington
W. C. Marsh
Roosevelt party explorer sends 48 barrels of specimens
Edmund Heller, member of Colonel Roosevelt's African expedition, reports from Washington that 48 barrels of skins in brine, 12 casks of skulls and skeletons, and various animals have been secured from Mount Elgon, the Guaso Ngishu plateau, and nearby rivers. Elephants in brine await drying to prevent disintegration. Four days into Uganda safari, health is good and the group looks forward to further finds.
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Washington
Charles D. Waiteott
Smithsonian Tnstattd
Roosevelt
Uganda
Nairobi
Mount Zeuin
Northren
Guaso Nijiro
Guas Ngishu Purteau
Ile
Chauffeur Sentenced to Eight Months for Fatal Crash
Williams Barrar, a city chauffeur, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor negligent driving after a November crash near New Hartford that killed his mother in law and injured another woman. He was sentenced to eight months in prison.
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Willams Barrar
Mes
William Smith
New Hartford
Intinc
Prissne
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