Murderous Jealousy Ends in Double Tragedy at Mishawaka
A. R. Ludwig of Mishawaka murdered his wife, set their house ablaze, and cut his own throat and wrists. The body of Mrs. Ludwig, about 36, was found in a closet after the fire, and Ludwig, about 37, survived with a chance of recovery. Neighbors and a child reported jealous outbursts and accusations of infidelity prior to the tragedy. The coroner’s case is open.
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A. R. Ludwig
Mishwaka
Wikhart
South Main Street
Ludwig
I@pworth hospital
South Bend
Mishawaka
Democratic Paper Denounces Ft Wayne Mayor Hosey
The Ft Wayne Sentinel, a leading Democratic paper, denounces Mayor Hosey arguing he has failed to earn public trust and tolerates city lawlessness. It urges appeal to the Legislature for relief and favors applying the metropolitan police law to remove city control from Hosey to Gov Hanly as a last resort.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
Twelfth Congressional District
Hosey
Sentinel
Hanly
Highest Bidder Gets Contract In County Remodeling Debate
County commissioners deadlocked over a contract for electric fixtures. Brice H. Reid of Elkhar bid 1121 dollars while D. Eb Braun of Chicago offered 1200. Goshen firm Hawks H Electrical bid 1163 but was rejected. Reid accuses Cannon of Elkhart of bias amid claims Elkhart bidders were favored less in the courthouse project.
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Atshar County
County Commissioners
Brice H
Reid
an-Elkhar
Eb Braun
Chicago
Hawks H Electrical Company
Elkhart
J. H. Cannon
Court House
Cainon
Commissioner Cainon
Rie
Cannon
Goshen Superintendent Resigns Unexpectedly
Goshen school superintendent Victor Hedgepetch announced his resignation effective September 30. After six years in Goshen he leaves with a $2,000 yearly salary, surprise trustees and no prior hint of action. He previously came from PaGranse.
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Victor W. B
Hedgepetch
Goshen City
Goshen
paGranse
Elkhart Boys Face Jail After Officer Assault Incident
Four Elkhart men connected to a Goshen officer assault on Saturday night. Knapp and Hash face serious charges with potential penitentiary time. Chappel and Stuart, both intoxicated, had minor roles. Officer Albert J. Santschi is recovering and set to testify at the hearing.
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Elkhart
Goshen
Democrat
Chappel
Knapp
Santschi
Stuart
Hash
Albert J. Santschi
Prosperous Nevada Assayer Praised in Mining Note
An Arrow lead magazine tribute lauds N M Simons of Rhyolite formerly a leading assayer in Goldfield. The correspondent praises his Bullfrog district service, reliable reports, and the Simons firm stance on publicity to prevent deception in mining finance.
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Arrowlead
M. Simons
M.R
Simons
Athat
N. M
Goldfield
Nevitts
P. G. Society Meet Set At Mrs. Barnes Home
The P. G. Society will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Emma Barnes at 229 Nadel Avenue tomorrow afternoon Thursday.
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P. G. Society
Emma Barnes
Nadel Avenue
Doctor Despaired Recommends Pink Pills for Pale People
A Plainfield New Jersey woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing her anemia after years of fatigue headaches and swelling. She recalls severe heart irregularities and weakness before taking the medicine and says she now feels as if ten years have been added to her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Sone
Violence erupts near Clark University in Atlanta crackdown
At South Atlanta near Clark University a clash between county police and armed negroes left Officer James I. Heard dead, four officers wounded, three missing. Officers and deputies pursued detainees, mob attacked prisoners, with Sam McSaunder and Wiley Brooks reported dying.
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University At
Atlanta
Clark ‘University
James I. Heard
Ted
Sam McSaunder
Wiley Brooks
Mc.Saunder
Brooks
Dead peer sat Mich sportsman monia Scotten was 5
An unclear clipping notes a Michigan sports figure named Scotten aged five, described as a dead peer sitter. The fragment provides few legible facts beyond the name and age.
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Sat Mich
Monia
Scotten
Unclear OCR Note: Maritime Message From Newfoundland
Fragmentary text references ships at St Johns and Placentia with mixed mentions of Canadian and American carriages or cargo. Unable to determine concrete event, date, or entities from the readable snippet.
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St. Johns
York
Placentia
Standing of ball glues ties New York and Chicago for first
New York and Chicago share first place as standings show across leagues. National League lists New York 2 5 and Chicago 6 10 with other clubs Brooklyn 6 1 St. Louis 5 1 Boston 5 0 Pittsburg 6 6 Philadelphia 9 Cincinnati 7. American League shows Chicago 4 Boston 1 New York 4 Detroit 7 Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 0 St. Louis 0 Washington 2. Western League Pueblo 5 Denver 6 forfeited to Pueblo in the sixth. Central League Terre Haute 0 South Bend 5 Dayton 7 4 Wheeling 0 1 Springfield 5 Canton 9 Grand Rapids 4 Evansville 1.
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New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Pueblo
Denver
Terre Haute
South Bend
Dayton
Wheeling
Springfield
Canton
Grand Rapids
Evansville
Leneesenens Ees
Peter Renewmee
Peter
Chicago Beeen
Babes Decies
Cleveland Averbedsaens
al Nr
Econ Peewee Vesea
Mereee Ewes
Acen Tseve
Aare Erect
Des Moines
Onsen
Esemorenene
Lincoln Ee
Omaha
South
Bend Ee Er
Terre
Haute
Reer Eseces
Fire at Zeigler mine halts operations in Leiter colliery
Duquoin Illinois September 25. The interior of the Zeigler colliery owned by Joseph Leiter is burning and all mining activities stopped. Large heaps of slack have ignited likely from spontaneous combustion and smoke pours from the mine entrance.
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Leiter
Duquoin, Jrl
Zeigler
Joseph Leiter
Lincoln Star Lin QBills Lincoln Star Third Baseman joins Chicago Americans
Lee Quillin, third baseman for Lincoln, a Western League star, left Monday to join the Chicago American League team after President Comiskey notified Manager Holmes he must have him.
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Chicago Americans
Lincoln, Neb
Lee Quillin
Lincoln
Comiskey
Holmes
Grain Handlers Demand Higher Pay Strike in Portland
Grain handlers at Portland and longshoremen loading foreign grain vessels walk out to demand 40 cents an hour instead of 35 cents. The action centers on port labor and the grain trade, signaling a labor dispute affecting shipping and port operations.
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Portland
Ore
Train Kills Two Men and Injures One Near Morristown
Knoxville Tennessee Sept 25 William H Haynes age 40 and Dewey Haynes age 17 were instantly killed and George W Cox fatally injured by a fast Southern passenger train at New Line near Morristown.
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Knoxville
Tenn
William H. Haynes
Dewey Haynes
George W. Cox
Southern
New Line
Morristown
Depositors to be Paid as Bank Reopens
Sedan Kan Sept 25 Depositors of the People s National Bank will be paid in full at the bank s reopening. At a stockholders meeting the decision was unanimously adopted to reopen the institution.
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Sedan
Kan
People’ S ° ‘National Bank
Methodists Adjourn as Conference Forms Annual Association
Springfield Sept 25 The Methodist Episcopal conference adjourned after adopting resolutions urging laymen to form an association to meet annually at the conference seat.
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Springfield
Hil
Congress Nominee Campbell and Diverse Global Briefs
The Third Ohio district nominates former Gov. James E Campbell. The Civic Federation in New York hosts a department of immigration with about a hundred delegates. National encampment of United Spanish War Veterans to convene in Washington starting October 8. Bryan defends railroad ownership views in New Orleans. Jamestown exposition plans include a great double pier as approved by Gen Mackenzie and the War Secretary. The gunboat Slyph is ordered to meet the Columbia with Secretary Root aboard at Old Point Comfort. A Sicilian, Frank Riera, 42, is found dead of stab wounds in Pittsburgh. Rumors of Russian ships seizing a Swedish steamer with 3,000 rifles near Bornholm lack confirmation. Clyde boiler makers threaten a September 29 strike involving ten thousand workers. A fatal head-on collision near Mamei leaves one dead and three injured. Philadelphia boxer Jack McKenzie dies after a 15-round bout with Terry Martin in Portland. The Agriculture Department cites 1905 exports of farm products to foreign nations at 826,904,777 dollars. A tropical disturbance moves into the Gulf of Mexico, influencing Florida's coast with southeast winds. The post office experiment on abandoning back stamping aims to curb requests for similar permission.
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Mackenzie
Slyph
Oyster Bay
Columbia
Root
Old Point Comfort
Frank Riera
Pittsburg
Bornholm
Baltic Sea
Clyde
Panama
Colon
Mamei
Jack McKenzie
Philadelphia
Terry Martin
Portland
McKenzie
Department of Agriculture
Philippine Islands
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Yucatan Channel
Gulf Coast
South
Florida
Post Office ‘Départment
Chicago
New York
Jersey
City
Boston
Market Report Echoes Mixed Movements Across Grains and Livestock
Chicago and New York markets show wheat and corn fluctuating with steady flour and firm egg prices. Butter remains steady as live poultry and rye experiences shifts, with September futures and spot prices noted for various grades and futures months.
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Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Duluth
Chicago and Omaha cattle and hog market roundup
Chicago and Omaha report mixed cattle prices with best steers steady to higher, cows and heifers weaker. Chicago quotes include good to fancy steers at 5.75 to 6.80 and calves up to 8.00, while hogs rise about a nickel to 5.09. Western range and Texas steers feature prominently alongside sheep and lamb prices locally listed.
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Chicago
Omaha
Texas
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Walter S. Hazelton
Liv
Judwig
Townsend
Uneeda Biscuit
Hart Firm
Sion
Nevada
McDonough Averitie
Heard
Frank Jordan
Odum
A. C. Eubanks
Ernest Smith
Colombia
Ohio
Democratic Congressional Committee
James E.campbell
Department of Immigration
The
Civic Federation
United Spanish War Veterans
William J. Bryan
New Orleans
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