Kennedy Will Leaves Major Bequests to Institutions
The will of John Kennedy Kennedy leaves about 26 million dollars to numerous charities and institutions in New York and abroad, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the New York Public Library, with roughly 48 million for the estate itself to heirs and other relatives. The document names many organizations and a large number of friends and employees as beneficiaries.
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John Stawara Hennedy
Museum of Art
New York
Punta Mbrary
Columbia
Yerali Yan
Teabort Conage
Conatanrom
Pitts
Kennedy
Fragmentary Note on DHS Priest Former Judge Action
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions DHS, a priest former judge of a United States district court, and a judge named Priest. It references fines and attorney involvement, with unclear names and dates. The text is garbled, lacking coherent facts or a clear event narrative.
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DHS
United States’ District Court
Tudge Prigat
Corfr
Evga Priday Convention and Army Officers Elected
Turbulent Columbus meeting of the Army of the Tennessee selects Gen Grenville M. Dodge as president and L. D. Montgomery as vice president for the coming year. A mail theft attempt and a bucket brigade fire scare disrupt discussions as attendees plan outreach to nearby cities.
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Dodge
Présigent
Columbus
Fhuraday
Army of the Tennessee
Grenville M. Dodge
Counell Blorr
L. D. Montgomery
Coitell Lutea
Wealthy farmer Neville obituary and estate details
In Aurelia, a wealthy farmer named Aomod W. Neville dies. His will reveals the tract of land he held in Galva and farm assets valued around four thousand dollars. Other named individuals include William Maxwell and local figures, with references to legal proceedings and petition actions surrounding the estate.
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Moto Moiley Fon College
Mosningalda
Aomod W. Neville
Aurelia
Wreck in Dakota Kills Woman from Pukwana
A Burlington train wreck south of Deadwood during a holidation convention bound trip killed Miss Ethel Logan of Racine Wisconsin a teacher at Pukwana and injured her cousin and aunt Ana Sedgwick of Pukwana and Edith Sedgwick of Chamberlain South Dakota. The three women riding in a baggage car were jolted when the car left the rails and toppled into a creek. Logan died from head injuries while the others suffered contusions and fractures but were not seriously hurt. Logan was slated to marry Northwestern railroad operator John Simons.
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Tne
South Dakota Holugationa! Association
Todd
Ethel Logen
Pukwana
Ana
Edith Sedgwick
Deadwood
Miss Logan
Racine
Wis
Waa
John Simona
Northwestern
Robbery at Grand Trunk Station Injures Dobson
Niagora Polls Express Company clerk William Dobson, master of the Canadian Express in Niagora Ont, was struck down Thursday afternoon in the Grand Trunk station office. A package containing about 156 in cash was stolen by two unknown men in broad daylight while employés stood nearby. Dobson recovered consciousness after help arrived.
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Niagora
Polls Express Company
William Dobson
Canadian Express Company
Ofeg
Dobson
Cas Ping
Robbery on a New York steamer yields $7000 in gold
Robbers boarded the Tramburz American steamer Prine Jonch at her pier in New York on Thursday and forced open the captain's office safe, escaping with $7000 in gold. The theft occurred while over 100 crew and nine dozen sleeping officers were nearby, as the gold, consigned to Jamaica, was intended for a voyage to the West Indies.
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Jamaice
Bank of Nove Gcotz
Nar
Child Horse Thief Sentenced in Canada Case
Cyral St. Armend of Thuan, Canada, aged 0 years, was Thursday sentenced to six years for horse stealing. At age eight he was convicted of attempting to wreck a Canadian Pacific railway train. His youth helped him dodge that sentence and a string of burglaries that followed.
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Cyral St. Armend
Thuan
Canada
Antis Contigsalt Battle Shapes New York City Race
A Tuesday election produced a mayoral victory amid anti Tammany fusion with Republicans. The result shifts control toward anti Tammany Democrats and risks future city spending power. The Board of Estimate will feature nine anti Tammany Democrats, four Republicans, and Mayor Gaynor, shaping more than 4 billion dollars in city expenditures.
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New York
Republicana
Fusion
Tamimany Demontats
Custon Tlaket
Estinate
Ontimate
Ax Eleutsd
Tlod Gaynor
Tha Ptt
Democrata
Juatloe Gayne
Explosion Sharpens Election Night Celebration in Doukson Hy
Reports say a dynamite blast and thousands of gunshots marred the election celebration in Doukson. No one was killed. Walls were damaged by bullets. in Jackson, soldiers faced a tense scene with limited ammunition. Lexington troops reinforced the Jackson military post the next day.
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Indoukson
Jackoom
Jackson
Japanese tycoon freed after inquest rules death by own action
Mitsu Umeklich, a wealthy Japanese businessman, faced a murder charge in Hel Ingham Washington but was discharged after a coroner's jury ruled the death was by own action. He testified he concealed the suicide to spare his sons in Japan disgrace and asked officials to report it simply as death by own action to protect his family.
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Karl
Umeklich
Mitsu
Hel Ingham
Wash
Corange
Japan
Greek Rebel Leaders Captured Near Thebes
Four rebel officers and ringleaders were captured near Thebes Greece on Wednesday after exchanges with gendarmerie. Tibaldas who led the revolt is reported captured along with a few followers near Megara as government troops close in.
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Thebes
Greece
Tibaldas
Megara
Girl Stenla Minory Arrest in Davenport Theft Case
A Davenport girl, Tilile Supemeker, aged about one year, reportedly seized a suitcase and $12 in cash along with a large assortment of rugs from Mrs. A. H. Fields, a prominent society woman. Supemeker was arrested as a result of the incident.
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Stenla Minory
Tilile Supemeker
Davenport
A.H. Fields
Aoclety Avorman
Trains, Injury On Route Near Bridge
Eugene Lighter was struck by a thrown piece of slate from an eastbound train near a bridge, fracturing his skull. Two local boys helped him home a half mile away after the impact, and onlookers found the bloodstained slate near the scene weighing about thirty pounds.
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Eugene
Ralfe
Aida
Tim
Emil
Dalance
Disaster in Drake car tram kills Drake captain
A fatal university rail accident in Iowa injured many, including Elbert Warren, captain of the Drake University football team. W. J. Robb of Okinome City died at Methodist hospital. The crash involved a car jammed with shoppers and workers en route to summer jobs, with numerous young women among the injured.
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University Plaeg
A. A
Elbert Warren
Drake University
He Will Vu
Paroled Dubuque Water Works Chief in Embazzlement Case
In Dubuque word arrives that Arthur McArthur, former superintendent of the city water works, has been paroled from Fort Madison Prison after serving a four year term for embezzling funds. He was convicted of misappropriating about 100,000 dollars in the Dubuque water system scandal.
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Dubuque
Arthur McArthur
Fort Madison
soArthur
Funda
Tragedy in Muscatine Ends in Suspected Murder
In Muscatine the lifeless body of John Degler, aged 00, was found by his wife upon returning from a week in Iowa City. A blow to the head and a weapon nearby suggest foul play. The suspected assailant, Hagon Strank, had quarrels with the father. The crime occurred a week ago and the wife’s last night preparation remained untouched.
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John Degler
Waa
Muscatine
Iowa City
Wotcles
Hlagon Strank
Tas
Broken wow causas deat John Smith engineer
Veteran engineer John Smith of Sioux City was killed when a driving rod on Engine No 6 detached after leaving Charter Gate. The rod struck the cab as the train traveled at speed, injuring others and causing chaos aboard the locomotive.
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Willer
Jenn O. Smith
Sioux City
Chicago
Milwhaken
St Paul
Nat
Foxt Mall
Ant
Sabin
Smirth
Student Hieegien and Iowa Central Railways Training Scene
The piece notes a power shift at Iowa Central railway training young men as student firemen without full employment, with several placed on engines and trips with crews. It mentions a college project by German Lutherans in Des Moines, and the McFarland murder case in which John McFarland faces a $20,000 bond as a state witness fails to appear.
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Iowa Central Railway
Sremen
Ray
Rest
Larchwonod
den Moines
Jn McDartland
Herring
John McFarland
E. J. Moray
Ta Ln
Paris
Confesses at Jail Meet Involving Wrestler and Wife
A man identified as Phomay F. Clark of Waterloo Indiana confessed to officers that he married a former Wisconsin wife seven years ago and may have an earlier divorce. He was released on his own recognizance October 11 and said he had a religious experience in jail. In other news, Paul Domko of PineStone Minnesota defeated Oscar Warsem of Omaha in a two fall wrestling match, the first after an hour of grappling and the second after Warsem exhausted on the mat.
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Hia
Ufo
Phomay
Clark
Waterloo
Indletud
Jessitian
Hin Thinity
Wisconsin
In & Minth
Paul Domko
Pinestone
Minn
Tt State Chy
Oscar Warsem
Omaha
School Bonks and Boundary Disputes Reported in County Areas
In Bronx City county offices six boxes of school belongings were reportedly missing prompting officials to search. Nearby towns discuss boundary changes and protests while a murder near Rollins and a trial in Wabstay City headline violent crimes. A $210,000 damage claim surfaces and a multi community religious assembly is planned for November in Northwest Iowa.
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Schooly
Bronx City
Offiés
Samnane Ky
Fallad
Washington
Hla Negro Golians
Ay Ton Mudeating Champion at Tadland
Ay Ton Mudeating wins the championship at Tadland, defeating rivals in a close final. The event occurred on the Terrestrial stage, with From A theater audience witness to the notable victory.
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Ats
Tadland
Towa
Sunday School Lesson Summary from Paul Prisoner Text
A reader’s study notes outline Paul’s voyage to Rome and his imprisonment, referencing Acts and Romans themes. It discusses faith under trial, divine providence, and the spread of the gospel amid hardship, with reflections on Pauline writings written during captivity.
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Paul Oo
Chilat
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