Bank cashier murdered by drunken escort in alley
Lawrence Terry, cashier of the Great Western Bank, is found fatally wounded with a dirk in a stone alley after aiding a drunken Robert Kellogg home. Kellogg, son of the bank president, is later found dead drunk. Inspector Hunt: Kellogg alive, Terry dead, Kellogg’s revolver found on Kellogg. The case links a banker's son to a night of crime and mystery.
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Robert
Bob
Lawrence Terry
Terry
Monroe
Madison
Kellogg
Great Western Bank
Lawrence ‘Yerry
Dirk
Flere
Butche
Inspector Hunt
Robert Kellogg
Jerry
Abe
Julia
Mr. Kellogg
Treavens
Dy. Keyes
Caim
Jeft
Ance
Syassio
Terryny
Hunt
Thomas
Elinor
Stephen
Ife
Earl
Robert Kelloge
Karl
Mystery Knife Attack Reaches Kellogg Household
Inspector Hunt visits the Kellogg home to break the news that cashier Lawrence Terry survived a dirk wound while Robert Kellogg is accused of the attempted murder. The Kellogg family faces shock as the wounded banker’s condition is reported grave, and the suspect’s arrest follows. The scene reveals hidden alliances and former harbor of family trust.
TRAIN CLASH DEALS DEATH NEAR SHARON MA
A rear end collision at Sharon station on the Providence division of the New Haven railroad killed four people and injured thirty eight. The New Bedford express overtook the Boston and New London local as it stopped, smashing the rear coach and telescoping several cars. Signal failure is suspected. The wreck left several victims mutilated and others gravely hurt with many lives despaired.
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Sharon
Maes
Sharon Station
Boston
Providence
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
New Bedford Express
Boston and
New London
Illinois and Minnesota Iron Firms Agree to Consolidation
Illinois Steel Company and Minnesota Iron Company move toward a new consolidated firm with capital stock set at 29.5 million dollars. Illinois stock to receive 45 percent and Minnesota 55 percent. Key Chicago investors Roswell Flower H P Rogers P M Flagler H P Porter Marshall Field among backers.
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Illinois Steel
Minnesota Iron Companies
New York City
Minnesota Tron Company
Illinois Steel Company
D. H. Bacon
Minnesota Iron Company
W. L. Brown
H. H. Rogers
Minnesota Company
Roswell P. Flower
H. P. Rogers
P. M. Flagler
H. P. Porter
Marshall Field
Chicago
Misery on Board Transport Mobile Reaches Montauk Point
The transport Mobile arrived at Fort Pond Bay at sunrise amid dire conditions. Dr. Magruder found about 800 of 1,400 men seriously ill and ten dead on the voyage due to tainted rations and overcrowding despite adequate medical staff. The sick and well were starved for proper food and breathing space in the crowded decks.
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Mobile
Montauk Point
Fort Pond Bay
Magruder
Officials in Madrid demand Jaudenes court martial over Manila surrender
Madrid officials express anger over the Manila surrender. Urgent instructions via Hong Kong urged generals Augusti and Jaudenes to hold out to allow time for protocol signing. The government seeks to avert Manila’s fall to strengthen Spain’s position in peace talks.
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Jaudenes
Manila
Madrid
Hong Kong
Augusti
Gen. Jaudenes
Spain
Surrender Debate Without Philippines Implicit in Manila Capitulation
Spain insists Manila capitulation after the protocol has no bearing on peace talks and that it does not imply surrender of the entire Philippines. The government believes negotiations will extend as indicated. Also reports Corp McCarthy buried after being shot seventeen times at the Battle of Santiago on July 1 1808.
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Spain
Philippines
Madrid
Manila
Cortes to Assemble in September for Peace Articles
Madrid reports the Cortes will convene in September to authorize Spain’s chambers to sign peace articles. McCoub’s battery returned to Ponce Puerto Rico from Gen. Henry’s command after heavy rains made the mountain trail impassable. One gun and six horses fell over a precipice, and the horses were killed.
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Cortes
Madrid
Spain
McCoub
Ponce
Porto Rico
Gen. Henry
Telegraphic Brevitlea and scattered regional notes
Telegraphed items mention Mrs Ballington Booth sailing to England to help mobilize Salvation Army forces. Reports of typhoid like illness near Belle Fontaine Obie. A swindler in Cumberland County buys horses for the government. Trene Texas residents form a horse thief protective association. The Texas Horticultural Society lists 119 plum varieties. Californian plans an experiment station and school for vinca grafting. Gov Barnes of Oklahoma spent time in Fort Reno guard house after failing to deliver a counter-sign.
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Ballington Booth
American Salvation Army
England
Russia
France
Bellefontaine
Obie
Cumberland County
Trene
Tex
Texan State Horticultural Society
Lone Star State
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Jie
Dlncksmith
Mins
Berlin
Congress
Quartermaster’s Department
Tracy
Herbert
New York
Santiago
Baltimore
Admiral Sampson
Navy
Oence
Jack Philip
Navy Department
Cervera
Naval Board
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Wheelmen's Protective Associations
McKinley
BIG Concerns
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