State's Day Against Defense in Luetgert Case
Chicago Oct 7 The state began rebuttal in the Luetgert wife murder trial focusing on four defense points. Witnesses including Henry Bulz and Charles Wagner attacked Matt Scholey’s credibility while Rosen Gleich and Emma Schimpke’s statements were scrutinized. A photo of Mrs Luetgert and a Lord Owen water salesman testimony are noted as key items.
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Chicago
Luetgert
Matt Scholey
Kenosha
Liuetgert
Rosa Gleich
Emma Schimpke
Scholey
Bulz
Feldshaw
Charles Wagner
Oscar Wagner
Weamster Doubts Soap Making Evidence in Luetgert Case
Testimony from Adam Brinker and other witnesses undermines defense claims about barrels of grease and tallow used at the Luetgert factory on May 1. Brinker said he hauled sixty six pounds of tallow and 150 pounds of bone weekly to a soap firm, contradicting accounts of barrels dumped into the basement. Deputy Moran described finding 400 boxes of soap at the factory, suggesting Luetgert did not need to make soap for experiments.
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Adam
Brinker
George Hland
William Ghamies
Brinkler
McEwen
Luetgert
Harry Fiedler
Phalen
Tuthill
Blaze destroys Dexter Park area in Chicago fire
A two hour blaze in Chicago starting at Dexter Park pavilion spread to a district between Halstead and Union avenues and Forty third to Fortyfifth streets. Loss about 60000 dollars, mainly the pavilion with 500 horses. several people injured and an unknown man burned to death. Rachel Kohn, a four year old, is believed burned in her home on Halstead street. Twenty eight houses and stores burned with small individual losses.
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Chicago
Dexter Park Pavilion
Union Back Yards
Halstead
Union Avenue
Forty-third
Forty- Fifth Streets
Patrick Casey
Morris Maloney
P. F. Shearn
Henry Walsh
William Donohue
Dexter Park
Rachel Kohn
Halstead Street
The October Forum highlights global breadth in essays
The October Forum presents twelve articles with seven on nations beyond the U S, including topics on breadstuff shortages, merchant vessels, and naval power. Key pieces feature Wood Davis on bread deficits, Eugene Chamberlain on ship protection, Morrill letters, and Oscar Browning on women’s university education.
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Eingland
Turkey
India
United States
Wood Davis
Davis
Europe
McKenna
Eugene T. Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Captain Mahan
Justin
Morrill
Henry Winter Davis
Thaddeus Stevena
Joshua R. Giddens
George Bancroft
Henry C. Carey
Oscar Browning
Cambridge University
Bowning
Confession of Frank Novak in Murray murder case
The report releases Novak claims he stored morphine laced whisky for robbers. He says Murray drank from the bottle, became dazed, and the store caught fire after Novak tried to rescue him and then fled to avoid disbelief.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank A. Novak
Wilford
Edward Murray
C. GC. Perrin
Ehlondyke
Perrin
Thiel Agency
Alaska
Novak
Murray
Lynching of Henry Crower Ends Mob Murder in Hernando
In Hernando Mississippi on October 7 a mob of about seventy armed men seized Henry Crower a 28 year old colored man who had confessed to seducing 16 year old Davie Ferguson daughter of farmer John Ferguson. Crower was lynched by hanging and shooting near the Ferguson home, body still swaying after the mob transported him eastward from the town. The orderly but firm crowd appeared well organized and Crower made no resistance as he was taken from the courthouse area.
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Hernando
Miss
Henry Crower
Davie Ferguson
John Ferguson
Justice of the Peace
Phillips
Fergusons
Crower
Coincidence in Criminality in Iowa Indictments
Webster City Iowa October 7 a strange coincidence emerged as T J Rick was indicted by Hamilton county grand jury and his wife by Hardin county grand jury. Both faces assault with intent to kill in separate cases for offenses committed at the same hour August 11. Indictments voted at the same hour Tuesday. Rick is charged with stabbing Kinderknecht while Mrs Rick is charged with shooting a neighbor who visited her husband.
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Webster City
T. J. Rick
Grand Jury
Hamilton County
Hardin County
Rick
Kinderknecht
Murder of a Postmaster in Appin Saginaw County
On October 7 Duncan Paul postmaster of Appin was found dead with five gunshot wounds. Charles Wise of Abley was arrested after confessing to the sheriff that robbery motivated the killing.
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Saginaw
Mich
Appin
Abley
Huron County
Duncan Paul
Charles Wise
Wise
Yellow Fever Strikes New Orleans Area Increasing Fatalities
Yellow fever reports show five deaths and forty six new cases in New Orleans, the highest daily tally to date. Mobile records four new cases with no deaths, Edwards reports sixteen new cases, and Nitta Youma records one new case.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Edwards
Nitta Youma
Drought Ends as Showers Hit Crystal Falls Area
Michigan drought broken in Crystal Falls with frequent showers since Monday night. The sixty days dry spell ended as rain halted brush fires threatening valuable pine tracts in the county caused by careless hunters.
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Michigan
Crystal Falls
Mich
Baltimore Takes Another Game In Temple Cup Series
Boston October 7 Baltimore won 8 to 8 in a dull game giving Baltimore a two games to one lead in the Temple Cup series over Boston.
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Baltimore
Boston
Ruppert Withdraws From Tammany Ticket in New York
The Journal and Advertiser reports that Jack Ruppert Jr a Tammany candidate for president of the municipal council has withdrawn from the ticket.
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New York
The
Journal and Advertiser
Jack Ruppert, Jr
Tammany
Forum readers weigh tariff, Turkish policy and naval plans
The issue surveys economic and geopolitical debates with T. Gibson Bowles criticizing British policy toward Turkey and India, Dr. Nimmo defending Section 22 tariffs, and Attorney General Jane offering naval warfare perspectives. Additional essays discuss bimetallism, heredity, Rosson Verlaine and a camel’s hump theory while a French priest’s vacation penance ends with a celebratory meal.
Bicola Pills Offer Nervous System Cure Nationwide
The businessman's friend Bicola Pills are touted as the perfect cure for nervous diseases suitable for bankers lawyers doctors preachers and merchants. It claims immediate relief for rheumatism and other blood and nervous troubles, discovered by Tux Turners of Philadelphia. Turners also promote Tarzina ointment for skin troubles and Turner's Little Liver Turners pills. Distributing agents and firms are listed.
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Tux Turners
Philadelphia
Emmoert & Burrell
H.J. Moogk
Jungkunz & Co
BF. Gunther & Co
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
For Pin Worms, Eczema, Hives, in fact, any of the various torturing, itching diseases of the skin, Dean's Ointment is an instant and positive remedy. Get it from your dealer. Emmert & Burrell.
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Dean
Emmert & Burrell
British valuation places Lady Wallace collection at 22 million
Government experts finalize a formal estimate of 22 million dollars for the Lady Wallace pictures and art treasures. The decision keeps the collection at Hertford House, which the government plans to acquire. The report accompanies other notices on medical remedies and public affairs.
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Lady Wallace
Hertford House
Italian Theaters Outnumber Population World Wide
In Italy there are more theaters per capita than any other nation. The piece notes catarrh and consumption treated with Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil, and names Emmert & Burrell as figures in the fragment.
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Italy
Thomas
Emmert & Burrell
Dandy new goods at the 99 Cent Store
The store announces full new stock being placed for customers with a money saving offer. Opposite Y M O A, hours 10 to 5.
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99 Cent
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