Panorama of world events and incidents in brief
The European squadron led by the Brooklyn San Francisco Machias and the colliers Alexander and others head to Culebra for maneuvers while withdrawal from Turkish waters is said to be temporary. Las Vegas bodies 30 men die of thirst in the Nevada desert near Dead Man's Well. Cor poral Charles A Valois and Miss Mabel Steiner die by poison in Saginaw Michigan. William Colling Whitney former navy secretary dies in New York. Inauguration of Luke E Wright and Henry C Hole as governors in the islands. Crooked Denver election judges bound over. Cincinnati fire injures four. Korean minister recalled from Pekin. Toulon cruiser Dupetit Thouart stranded but later floated.
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Brooklyn
Alexandria
San Francisco
Beirut
Machias
Port Said
Alexander
Culebra
Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada Desert
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
California Line
Desert
Mr. Whitney
William Colling Whitney
Five Men Sought In Mannington Ambush Plot
Marion County officers chase five men after a murder for hire scheme targeting Brank Blackshire, oil producer of Mannington. A dummy package drop triggered a chase and gunfire when Brackshire’s son Harry rode out to plant decoy bundles. the attackers fled after a brief exchange.
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M. A. Joliffe
Marion County
W. Vaz
Brank Blackshire
Mannington
Blackshire
Larry
Frank Blackshire
Munnington
Glovers’ Gap
Birickshire
United States
Secret Service
Hergenao
Brackshire
Harry
Mirmington
Fred
Counterfeiting Ring Busted in Chicago Area Case
Letters and papers indicate中国 connection with a spurious common caught operation. Deputy Sheriff Pecot Judge Brown and the service agent Soothy captured Toe Arone and Dominics Lipo alias Basso after a long chase. They are charged with being expert counterfeiters part of a gang operating in southwestern states. Three hundred dollars in silver pieces found on the floor along with letters from Chi etzo people. Beane carried an internal revenue license for a liquor dealer. The men claimed to run a general trading business in rural Louisiana and Texas and based themselves at Charenton, Louisiana.
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China
United States Service
Soothy
Sherifharles Pecot
O. W. Brown
Toe Arone
Dominics Lipo
Basso
Go Ogams
Crouch Dee
Pallots Cain
Hank
Pabhitt
Chietzo
Beane
Internal Revenue
UNOS
Parana & Lape
North
Sangamon Street
Chicago
Henry J. Hertz
Mingis
Brono
Louisiana
Tease
Bosse
Charenton
Lis
Chat
Mrs Kennedy acquitted in second murder trial
Mrs Lara Kennedy Kramer, previously jailed for murder, is found not guilty on retrial in Kansas City. The case involves her late husband Philip Kennedy and a disputed marriage after prior release on bond. Other items note a Brooklyn bonds theft, an Army critique, and local arrests in Pendleton.
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Lara Prince Xkennedy-Kramer
Philip AL Kennedy
Guity
Ao Dtry
Kansas City
Penitentiany
Reverself
John Kramer
Wall Etrinee
Fates
Oto BH Kennedy
Kennedy
Mechanics’ Dispute Trainsportation Company
Five Dead in Mine Disaster Near Mahanoy City
Five miners perished in a gas or coal dust explosion at the Maple Hill no. 1 mine of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company in Mahanoy City Pa. They were rock men in a steel cage hoisted to the shaft bottom. the cage exploded and the men dropped about 300 feet.
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Pennsylvania
Cace
Philadelphia
Reading Coal Voc Iron Company
Mahanoy City
TO MAKE NEGRO WHITE South Bend Doctor Claims Lightening Skin
South Bend physician Dr J W Hill conducts an experiment to prevent pigment in a child born to Black parents from darkening. He argues the infant's skin is highly sensitive and exposure to red actinic light will reduce pigmentation, aiming to make the child whiter than Caucasians. The work cites Norwegian scientist Dr Sinsen as influence.
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South Bend
J. W. Hili
Ind
Hill
Tropics
Tiitl
Sinsen
Jeffries Stops Runaway Horse in Central Park
Heavyweight champion James Jeffries saved a man and wife from serious injury in Central Park New York when a pair of runaway horses bolted toward a bridge. He leaped from a carriage, grabbed the lead horse by the head, and held the animals until restrained, while the woman suffered minor injuries and Jeffries remained unharmed.
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Central Park
James Jeffries
New York
Jeffries
Explosion devastates William Magel home in West Liberty
Gas main leak triggered a blast at Henry Magel residence in West Liberty Pennsylvania. Two people died, six injured including Henry Magel and his daughter Mrs Jenry Mayel. Neighbors could not save the victim trapped beneath debris as flames engulfed the cellar.
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Henry Magel
West Liberty
Weary Magel
Charles Mayer
Jenry Mayel
William
Annie
Otto
Charles Almasy
Magel
Explosion Injures Several at Cosmopolitan Building
A blast on the sixth floor of the Cosmopolitan Building at 15 State Street Chicago injured several people with some fatally burned and others severely burned. Firefighters confined the blaze to the fifth and sixth floors, with property losses estimated at 25000 dollars.
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Cosmopolitan Light Company
Cosmopolitan
Atto 15
State Street
Chicago
Senate Debates Panama Treaty and Pension Proposals
The Senate and House papers reflect debates on the Panama treaty, the right to information on Panama archives, and a pension bill granting monthly sums to veterans with ages and service. Also noted are diplomacy talks with Great Britain over fur seals, and legislative moves on privileges, elections, and district land office funds.
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Senate
Simmons
N. C
Porto Rico
Philippines
Spooner
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Smoot
Secretary of State
Great Britain
Alaska
House
Sulloway
NTL
Culberson
McEnery
Repubicans
Bacon
Columbia
Congress
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Fremont, Indiana
S. Pate
Brian
Panorama OF the World
Saginaw, Mich
Chas
A. Valois
Twenty-sixth
United States Infantry
Mabel Steiner
James Wynn
Franklin Street
Valuis
Gev. Wright
Manily
Luke E. Wright
Kenry C.hole
Wright
Denver
Col
Criminal Court
Hart
Cincinnati
Cincinnate
Henry Nurre
Plum Street
Pekin
Korea
Msoanic Temple Theatre
Fort Wayne
Charles Hickman
Captain Barrington
James Kennedy Company
Cruiscor
Toulon
Dupetit Thouart
Mrs. Kennedy
Albert Mo Praguern
Brooklyn Bowser
Sallgy Do Ain Inc
Grad Derceny
Field
Teist Tar Baal Ag
Edith Badner
Yf Kaiser
Courthitis
Fragner
Ano
Warner
Toda
Wolseley
Lord Wolseley
Chris Kopy
Vouries
Ise
Gribery
deYersonville
Kopp
A. I. Gray
North Sewickly
Ethel
Yerra
Levett
Root
William H. Taft
Harry D. Egbert
John G. Baxton
John West Tast
Salem
Ore
Egbert
Pendleton
Fendleton
Asa Bob Whampson
la Grande
Portland
Charles Cunningham
Umatilla County
Thompsen
G. A. Hiwrtan
G. A. Hiwrtan, Who Uffxed Hie Sual
Oarths
Joseph HL. Parker
Negtry Pullie
Ase Raviurn
Dellas O'Hara
Glen TL
Shelly Jones
Mark Shackelford
Kate James
Joto Doe
Richard Ree
Startman
Lee Moorehouse
Supreme Court of the United States
Cunningham
Qartian
Parker
Ray
Born
Jones
Shackelford
James
Jetras Hades
Minnesota
van Sant
Duluth
Fortuna
Lewis Muny
Louis Muny
Delath
Srnold Comtesse
Switzerland
Vijon
Prance
Bein
Melville Orr
Edward Hettins
Retting
Henry Norre
Carnatiether
Wate Moriarity
Aed
United Trish Societies
Speingfeld
Mass
Custer
Walter Scott
Gen
the Little Big Horn
Stafford
Kan
Ames
Albert A. Ames
Minneapolis
Central Fgure
Stillwater
Supreme Court of Minnesota
John &. Towen
Manwhter
Colombia
Panama
Dannawna
Boedo
John J. Brennan
Charles A. McCurle
Bridewell Co
Borane
White, Rider & I Frost
Northenawanda
N.Y. Watter
Duestk Ual
Ashley & Bailey
Epson
Noah
Maybrick
Florence EK
Edward
American Manufacturing Company
Lake Michigan
Ango Fee
Prs
Democratic Caucus
Messrs
Gorman
Cullom
Lodge
J. Adam Bede
Rep. Minn
van Duzer
New
Secretary of War
Shatrath
Colorado
Commission On International Exchange
James Marquette
Statuary Hall
Capital
Wisconsin
Pietcich
Nebraska
Hoar
Platt
Connecticut
Cockrei
Pettus
Merc Morgan
Mer. Stouw
Senate Committee On
Pere Marquete
District of Columbia
National Capital
Watson
Indiana
Zulw Allen County
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