Franeinea ja Auietca With Nightmare and Murder
The article reports a double homicide in San Francisco involving Minnie Williams and Blanche Lamont, both members of the Emanuel church. W. H. T. Durant, a medical student and church librarian, is in custody as the primary suspect. Williams was found murdered in the church library and Lamont’s nude body was found in the tower, with evidence suggesting strangulation and sexual violence. Durant’s prior interactions with both girls are described, and an inquest is ongoing with testimonies detailing Durant’s behavior and alleged coercion. The report also notes Durant's calm demeanor in custody and references an annual floral festival in the city.
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W. H. T. Durant
Es Blanche- Lamont
Minnie Will Fins
Kimiunnel ‘Church
Powyell Street
Vty
Baronettes
Aru
Young People's’ Society of the Chirch
Lamornt
No“ble
Lamont
Dillon
Mont
Hayley
San Trancisco
W. H
Atood
Miss Lamont
Tate
Durant
Miss “Williams
San Francisco
Theodore Dinant
Hig
Thoss
Miss Will
Alameda
Williams
Perauade Mariqna
Morgan
Low Durant
Minnie Syroner
Fruitvale
Destructive spring storm crosses Oklahoma and beyond
A severe wind and rain storm swept through western Oklahoma and the panhandle, damaging crops and homes. A cyclone shattered a house near Cherokee Kansas, debris scattered across fields, a woman survived by clinging to a violet, and several others suffered injuries while nearby properties were ruined.
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Colorado
Kauang
Glens
Sind
Oklahoma
Panhandle
South Carolina
Christ
Elanots
Cherokna
Kan
Gonda
Weather Era Conditions Review for Week Ending April II
Weather bureau report notes heavy rains cause damage across New England. Farm work delayed in the south whereas parts of North Dakota and Minnesota need rain. Northern regions face postponed planting and delayed operations amid ongoing wet conditions.
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Wenther and
Washington
Apullis
Wenthar Bureau
New England
Corona
Jhikota
Minnehou
Chilean Cinema Washington April 18 Jousting Dialectic
Chilean cinema Washington reports that the U S government continues to resist submission to a Chilean commission over undisposed claims from the last estima commission. In Tokio April 18 peace news says Viceroy TA Hung Chang sent China's reply to Japan and a preliminary agreement was reached with ratifications due before further talks.
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Washington
United States
Tokio
Herve
TA Hung’ Chang
China
Japan
Seven Men to Be Hanged at Site on Saturday
Jefferson City April 18 Unlead Gov Stone interferes seven men will be hanged in this site Saturday. They are Jacob Heinz Henry Kaiser James Murray and W H Taylor in St Louis John Burrles alias Joseph Dusty in St Joseph Edward Murray in Gasconade county and James Crisp in Webster City
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Jefferson City
Stone
Jacob Heinz
Henry Kaiser
James Murray
W. H. Taylor
St. Louis
John Burrles
Joseph Dusty
St. Joseph
Edward Murray
Gasconade County
Jamer Crisp
Webster
Ca City
Thieves on Wandering Tour Arrested in Dayton and Chicago
Dayton and Chicago police rounded up Dannie Sugent Plekpdeket and Minnie May both famed as shoplifters. They allegedly stole goods valued at 150000 dollars during a wedding spree and stay at a reputable hotel. Chief Farrell led the arrest this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Oslo
Dannie Sugent
Plekpdeket
Minnie May
Sotorious
Chicago
Hiere
Farrell
Westport to Hear Ban on Bloomers at Next Meeting
Alderman Wheeler will introduce an ordinance at the Westport council meeting on April 18 aimed at banning bloomers for women cyclists. The proposal is expected to provoke consternation among women riders.
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Woomera
Kansas City
Westport Council
Ald
MW. Wheeler
Westport
Return to Work Amid Wheeling Division Strike End
Return to work began today on the Wheeling division of the Baltimore and Ohio at six0 cent rate. No trouble has occurred and it is expected that all older workers will resume this week at the reduced pay.
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Washington
Wheeling
Baltimore & Ohio
Indian Agent Inquiry at Yankton Agency April 18
Indian Inspector McLaughlin is at Yankton agency to investigate charges against Indian Agent Smith. A delegation of Yanktons who visited Washington last winter brought the allegations.
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Chamberlau
McLaughnly
Yankton Agency
Death of Oakaloosa Editor George JH Clark
George JH Clark editor of the Weekuk Gate City and brother of Congressman Bam Clark died suddenly at Oakaloosa Iowa on April 18 from heart neuralgia. The prominent citizen collapsed and died at his home, prompting tributes from local officials and peers.
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Oakaloosa
Iowa
George JH. Clark
Bam Clark
Weekuk Gate City
Clay
Farm Quarrel Ends in Fatal Shooting in Ohio
At Norwalk today April 18 Alfred Blachard was shot and killed by neighbor Michael Artman after a quarrel over the location of a line fence. Police reported no further details on motive or aftermath.
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Noledo
Ohio
Norwalk
Alfred Blachard
Michael Artman
Deadlock Unbroken in Dover Senate Fight
Dover Dal April 18 There was no break in the senatorial deadlock today and no change expected until after the Republican conference tomorrow.
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Dover
Dal
Lovers Quarrel Ends in Double Tragedy in Telluride
Telluride Colorado April 18 Heywood Williams from Louisville shot and killed Grice White described as a woman of bad character during a lovers quarrel then shot himself, sustaining a mortal wound.
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Telluride
Colo
Heywood Willams
Louleville
Grice White
Loyers
Drakeman Murdered Near Illinois Central Track
Robert Blule a brakeman on the Illinois Central was found dead beside a suburban track in Inekgon. He had been robbed of 80 dollars and a fine gold watch.
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Drakeman
Jackson
Migs
Robert Blule
Ilinols Central
Inekgon
Morniog
Sound Money Debate Letter From President In Washington
In a reply to a Chicago invitation, President Moleen Mendiy Noble of Sound Manly Washington urges a clear, calm defense of a sound currency. He warns against baseless schemes and urges citizens to reason together to protect solvency, honor, and national prosperity amid volatile money sentiments.
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Chiengd
Moleen
Mendiy
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Bintid
Fingielal
Genger
Stenera
Jetus
Lila
Jasa
Aoid
Diamand
Wwe
Thelr
Case of The Homestake Mining Company Dismissed
A Oneida daily report notes Assistant U S Attorney Orland moved to dismiss United States v The Homestake Mining Company. A new complaint charges cutting 419 792 government timber cards in 1891 and 1892 valued at 088 804. Trial set for October in Sioux Falls South Dakota.
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Sioux Walls
United States
Onrland
United States Va
Homestake Mining Company
Fire destroys court house and town in Platteburg report
A fire started today in the Stentm Ivory barns spread rapidly burning several structures in Platteburg Missouri. The courthouse is among the buildings burned. Telegraph dispatches say the town was cut off after the fire reached Glen Carbon. The St. Louis press reports brick works destroyed with damage around $800,000.
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Platteburg
Court House
Glen Carbon
St. Louis Press
What Are We Here Fort It Page Texas Trial
Webster Flanigan, ex-collector of customs at this port, known as What are-we-here-for Flanigan, faces trial on charges of aiding A. Dawson to smuggle 20 000 sheep from Mexico. In New York on April 16, Charles Tunda, 40, a Bolerian tailor, shot his sister-in-law Mrs. Comilin Janda and then killed himself by shooting while in the doorway.
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Tex
Webster Flanigan
Flanigan
Dawson
Mexico
New York
Charles Tunda
Comilin Janda
Limash
Astina
Aldo
Ditty
Alton Road
Chicago reply to Cleveland on currency and debts
W H Harvey of Chicago's Dutchess men responds to President Cleveland's letter, arguing that the petitioning farmers and workers do not represent the nation's majority. He contends that debt, prices, and a falling market have inflated obligations, calling for full public access to official data on currency policy and prior acts to allow informed judgment.
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Chicago
W. H H. Harvey
Limotallle Tetghe
Pra
Olengo
Dieveland
Boathers
Dusmesa
Nen
Dngs
Wil
Hme
United States
Lumber Combine Formed by Mississippi River Manufacturers
April 17 Rock Tealand Ut report that lumber manufacturers along the Mississippi from Winoos to Hannibal Mo formed an organization to unify producers and denters on the river. The group aims to foster harmony and secure fair freight rates in communities they serve on both sides of the river.
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Lamber Combine
Rock Teland
Iamber
Mississippi
Winooa
Hannibal
War Veteran Rend. Campbell Buried in Yankton
War veteran Gen. Campbell fled to Scotland and died in Yankton. He led the fifty-seventh Pennsylvania during the war and rose to brigadier general. He served with General Yaytor through the conflict, bearing several wounds and earning honors.
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Rend
Yankton
M. C
CG. J. Campbell
Scotland
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Gon
Stabbing in Shamokin Ends in Critical Injury
In Shamokin Pennsylvania on April 17 Walter Rupp and 13 year old William Cowker argued when Rupp stabbed Cowker in the face and neck severing the windpipe with one blow. Cowker’s recovery is uncertain. A suspect, Youn Holmes of Pierre South Dakota, was arrested after a requisition warrant was issued and Sheriff McKenzie left for Aberdeen to make the arrest.
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Wutally
Shamokin
Walter Rupp
William Cowker
Rupp
Cowker
Youn Holmes
Pierre
McKenzie
Wabasha County
Minn
Walter N. Holmes
Cake City
Holmes
Aberdeen
Man With Conscience Intervenes in Canada to New York Bill
Washington April 17 Unitea Bta Treasurer Morgan to remain involved from Canada to New York bill of exchange for 465 dollars to be credited to the conscience fund.
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Washington
Unitea Bta
Morgan
Canada
New York
Armenia Crisis Sparks Turkish Divide War Outlook
The Associated Press reports from Armenia that Armenian leaders fear an impending crisis as revolutionary moves threaten Turkey's hold. European powers may intervene to settle the quarrel, potentially reshaping control of Armenia and Palestine amid calls for decisive action and relief for oppressed Armenians.
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Londus
Armenia
Russia
Persia
Caspian Sea
Teheran
Pointul
Armentt
Revolutionary Party
Urkey
Palestine
Cone
Hou
Secret Trust Revives With Thirty Nine Members
A revived trust named the OW Teunt Revived with thirty nine members is reported. The secret meeting at Andtorlimn discussed price and output control, with a 10 percent price rise and 20 percent output cut to take effect immediately. Each participant contributed $2,000. Henry Paine of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, was named permanent chairman, and a board including G. S. Curtis of Wansay and H L Alden Smith was elected.
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Chingo
Hileiy-yine Dems
Find
Rovhu
Treasury
Concord
Anny
Henry Paine
Oshkosh
Win
Wad
Tolowsing Board of Directors
Harry Paine
Curtis
Wansay
Wis
Alden Smith
Athmenpalias
EFL
Relwns
Chicago
Lond Anorters
Honors and funerals mark late James W. Scott era
In St Tanws Episcopal church at 1 o'clock the Conerat serm ons of the late James W. Scott were held. Burial took place at Graceland cemetery. Condemned by the Pane Nome. April 2. The pone addressed the congregation condemning Catholic influence on Protestant or natural schools in Manitobna. Not Guilty. Most Superior Wis April 20. Syed oVlek Beiter, aged man, arrested for attempted vice upon a 4-year-old girl, released after hearing.
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James W. Scott
Chicago
St Tanws Episcopal Church
Graceland Cemetery
Nome
Manitobna
Wis
Syedovlek Beiter
Wandla
Alyena
Behe Siptize's Penney Fawla Railroad Sues Chicago
An Behe of the Siptize, Chicago, Apr 20, files a suit against the city of Chicago seeking damages for contition and injury to property arising from an arrenk aurike last July.
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Chicago
Penney Fawla Rallroad
Iast
Fifth International Convention Opens in Vittatirg
In Vittatirg on April 20 the fifth international convention of the Young Women’s Christian Association opened with over 200 delegates in attendance. A Whunder storm in Holden destroyed Henry Leubble’s barn, 24 cows lost. Fire in Philadelphia on April 2 leveled thirteen buildings with about $500,000 in losses and several are injured.
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Dheivtian
Vittatirg
Heil Wing
Minn
Henry Leubble
Holden
Philadelphia
Bank Granted Charter to Mankato Milan Bank
The controller of the currency authorizes the People's National Bank at Mankato Milan to organize, outlining regulatory steps and approval for the new financial institution.
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Wartiingtwo
People's National Bank
Mankato
Milan
Asylum Overcrowded in Yankton Region
April 20. The superintendent of the Insane asylum at Yankton warns that the asylum is dangerously overcrowded and cannot safely receive more inmates at present, prompting letters to county judges across the state.
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Stonx Falls
S D
Yankton
Geveral
Strike settlement reaches amicable end in Kansas City
Kansas City April 20 reports the Kay Atomo Iron Works strike has been amicably settled. Key figures and union officials confirmed an agreement ending the labor dispute with restored production and workers returning to duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kayatono Iron Works
Lovers Die by Poison and Knife in Missouri Tragedy
A Missouri report details a double suicide outside Saint Louis near Alton Road. Kate Kolb and Frank Wank, engaged, were found dead from self-inflicted poison, throat wounds, and a gunshot, each with notes stating they chose death over their lives.
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Kate Kolb
Cherokee Street
Wrank
Prisoner Sentenced for Morphine Addiction in Stillwater
Arthur Intsun, who pleaded guilty to forgery yesterday, was brought to the courtroom in evident distress from morphine withdrawal. Judge Pond sentenced him to the state prison at Stillwater under reformative terms, urging Recovery and reform and expressing hope he will lead a good life after release. Intsun thanked the court and pledged to never repeat the offense.
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Minneapolis
Arthur
Intsun
Pond
Stillwater
Hudson
Tadaon
Agricultural Lands Sales Suspended Pending Legislature Action
Auditor Dunn reports inquiries about the next spring sale of agricultural lands but cannot act until the legislature decides on state lands measures. Announcements of sales will be delayed until adjournment. If no bills pass, the usual six weeks' horses required under current law will apply. if House Bill 959 becomes law, there would be no sale this year.
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Stata
Dunn
Lute Ag
Storm damages Faribault with widespread destruction
Damaged by a storm on April 14 in Faribault Minnesota, the city saw bridges culverts sidewalks and new walls washed away. Cisterns wells streets and rivers flooded, costs run into thousands of dollars as residents describe the event as the greatest flood in living memory. Section men for the Milwaukee road were summoned to inspect a bridge near the city.
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Faribault
Minn
Girt
Milwaukes
Wilahout
Remark on Good Friday Celestial Alignment
A Charleston clergyman asserts that on this Good Friday the heavens will realign with the sun and earth as on the day of the crucifixion, claiming this is the first such occurrence since that event.
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Charleston
Hartzell
Armenian Refugees in London Testify to Turkish Atrocities
Three Sassoun refugees arrive in London as guests of the Anglo Armenian committee and testify to atrocities by Turks and Carda. The witnesses recount witnessing a child torn apart and narrowly escaping, supporting reports of mass killings.
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London
Sassoun
Tals City
Masanera
Icarda
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