Wallen Trial Opens Over Missing Girl Case
Testimony depicts July 2 events surrounding Alice Cothrell’s disappearance and Charles Dunn’s movements. Prosecution claims Dunn murdered Alice in his home and hid the body in a cistern while witnesses place Dunn at the mill and barn during and after the search.
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Alexander Huguenara
Sherman Street
Fort Wayne
Empick
Wallen
Duna
Alice Gothrell
Thal
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Mr. Dunn
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Charles Dunn
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Alice Cothrell
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Oasis
Alice
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Colarick
Inter
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Elizabeth Spangler
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Huguenard
Wallon
Saar Dunn
del Raed
Maggie Main
Garratty
William Main
Alles
Missing Daughter Report Reaches Police Station
A narrator states they began toward town with a vehicle, stopped at Dunn's barn and Reed, then reached Fork Wayna and Allen's home before stopping at a police station to report their daughter missing. They returned home about 1 o'clock.
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Horsa
Dunn
Reed
Wayna
Allen
Senator Quay Passes From Life in Pennsylvania Politics
The obituary notes Senator Matthew Quay of Pennsylvania dies after a long public career. It recalls his 1901 re election to the Senate, biographical ties to the Republican party, and related legal questions surrounding indictments and habeas corpus petitions arising from a mistrial and jury issues in the district.
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Senate
Quay
Oscar Tones
Fort Wayne
Philadelphia Franchise Deals Report
A Philadelphia franchise deal list notes deals in negotiation while Bret upon trial was acquitted in a related case.
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Philadelphia
Bret
Gilespie Jury Fails to Reach Verdict
The Gilespie jury could not agree on a verdict. Foreman Ira Powell announced the jury was unable to reach a decision and the judge ordered further proceedings.
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Gilespie
Ira Powell
Rghirn
Defendants Await Verdict as Jury Reports Deadlock
The case moves forward once the jury declares a mistrial or reaches a deadlock. Attorneys await further instructions as the court considers next steps and potential retrial dates.
Asthma Sufferers Report Foley’s Remedy Help
A reader from Ottervilla Iowa writes that after years of asthma and persistent coughing, relief came only after trying Foley’s Honey and Tar. The letter notes prior remedies from physicians in New York and other cities produced limited benefit.
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Daniel Dante
Ottervilla
Towa
New York
Foley
Toney
Unclear historical product note with merchant listing
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a product sold by Meyer Bros Co and a figure or name Ernast White. It references an application method using a collapsible tube with nozzle and claims pain relief effects. Details are garbled and some words unreadable.
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Meyer Bros, Co
Gocke
Too Much Meat Eaten by Humans
A discussion on human meat consumption argues that appetite governs nourishment more than scientific measurements. The piece contends cravings are constant and essential, challenging lab based views and urging prudence before adopting new dietary theories.
Japanese Pay for Victory Near Port Arthur
Japanese forces reported near Port Arthur total about two thousand men with higher casualties among Russians. Japanese troops occupied Nan Qua Ling as General Nakamura led infantry artillery and engineers. Russians were driven from San Chthi Phu o station northwest of Dainy and burned it before retreating toward Port Arthur.
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Nan Shan
Nan Qua Ling
Nakamura
Wan Shan
San Chthi Phu O
Dainy
Japanese Plan to Storm Port Arthur Within Two Weeks
A Mukden source reports General Hyropat hin surprised by Japanese deliberation and precision. Russians evacuated Dalny as Japan moves troops to Kio Chou bay. Japanese plan to deploy 100000 men to seize Port Arthur by storm in a fortnight, risking losses but avoiding deep interior advance beyond Mukden.
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Mukden
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Dalny
Kio Chou Bay
Port Arthur
Loss on Japanese Warships Off Port Arthur
Revised figures list casualties from two May disasters. Hatsuse sank by a mine near Port Arthur with 61 noncommissioned officers and 378 sailors killed or drowned. 7 officers, 13 NCOs and 50 sailors seriously or slightly wounded. Yoshino also sunk by Kasuga with additional losses. Navy reports incomplete.
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