Victims Murdered in Villisca Moore Home
Joseph Moore, his wife and four children, plus two visitors, were found murdered in their beds at the Moore residence in Villisca. An axe and a bloodstained tool were found. early reports described ghastly mutilations and unclear identifications of several victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villisca, In
J Joseph Moore
Villisca
Moore
Ilgora
Aloore
Thrresdaris
saGlat Cireles
Dugae
Clare
Official Courtesy Shown the Germans
New York reports exchanges of courtesy as visiting German squadron officers meet Brig Gen Tasker Bliss Rear Admiral Winslow and Mayor Gaynor. A city tour, hotel dinner, and addresses by officials are planned with 750 Germans and an equal number of sailors attending a Deutscher Friedebund event at Sulzer's Harlem River Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tasker B. Bliss
Department of the Erst
Henor
Rehear Paschwitz
Biles Wa
Winslow
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Gay
Istand
Navy Yard
Re- Peur-Pasenwitz
Reavy
Deutscher Friederbund
Sulzer
Harlem River Park
Son of Governor-Elect Works as Mucker in Lead Mine
Frances J Byrne son of South Dakota’s Republican gubernatorial nominee works as a mucker at the Homestake mine in Lead during vacation. He is a student at Rapid City School of Mines gaining practical mining experience.
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Beadwood
S&s. C
Frances J. Byrne
South Dakota
Young Byrne
Rapid City School of ‘Mines
Pargels Post Plan Urged by High Government Official
Washington action urged to reform parcel post rates for rural and city delivery. Proposal details include six distance zones, first pound rates, and a rise to 11 pounds for parcels, aimed at expanding the parcels post system nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pargels
Hitghgoge
Lt Cone
Lot Rodles
Cnet
Tau
Holmuth Hirth Wins the Aeroplane Race
Vienna reports Hol rauth Hirth won the Berlin to Vienna air race under Imperial Aviation Society and Austrian Aeros Club sponsorship. He carried Lt Schmoeiler of the German army as passenger, completing 240 miles in 6 hours 35 minutes actual flying time.
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Vienna
Berlin
Thin City
Imperial Aviation Society
Austrian Aeros Club
Holrauth Tirth
Ldeut Schmoeiler
Tirth
Australia
Blaschke
Miller
Llag Csakay
Bergman
Breslau
Csakay
Hirth
Alivator
Moravia
America
Tralice-A Baby Girl Born In New Jersey Family
A seventh daughter born to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Highland of 124 Fourth Avenue Paterson is named Tralice A self made name from Roosevelt links the father admired Colonel Roosevelt The name combines T F L with Alice the wife of Theodore Roosevelt to form Tralice A concise local birth notice with names and place.
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New York
Bebe
Benjamin Highland
Fourth Avenues
Paterson
Tralice
Highland
Roosevelt
Alice
Investigation of New York Stock Exchange Probe Plans
Washington June 5 The House money trust committee will probe the New York Stock Exchange and its links to banks and financial institutions. Exchange officers are to testify Tuesday and most of next week will be spent in New York collecting testimony with subsequent hearings likely in Washington.
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Washington
New York Stock Exchange
House Money Trust
Money Trust
Exchange
New York
Pujo
Athington
Bible Students Convention Debunks Doomsday Claim
Delegates at the International Bible Students Association session in Warrensburg Missouri condemned reports in city and metropolitan papers predicting world destruction in 1914. The advisory committee after reviewing dispatch inaccuracies states the earth shall never be destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrensburg
International Bible Students Association
Association
Shoes with Cushioned Soles and Heels Patent Topic
A recent patent centers on footwear featuring cushions throughout the soles and heels. The invention emphasizes enhanced comfort and shock absorption for wearers.
Marines fired on by insurgents near El Cuero mines
A Marine company commanded by Capt Edward Manwaring guarding El Cuero mines near Santiago was attacked by insurgents early today and repulsed with no Marines hurt. Washington dispatches report ships Wausington and Illinois Island sailing from Key West to Cuba with added Marines to reinforce the expedition.
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Santiago
Cuba
United States Marines
Edward Manwaring
el Cuero
American Warships Arrive in Havana as Tensions Rise
Reports from Havana note United States warships from Key West under Adm Osler entering the harbor. Citizens discuss potential intervention but officials and crowds urge restraint while patrols keep order at night. The Washington cruiser exchange signals with the harbor as security boosts shuffle through the capital.
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Washington
Wauslington
Mars
Fhrode
Gomes
Inidiewiedl
Onterhaus
San Francises
Teres
Key West
Atlantic Feet
Masgehusetts
Wien
North Dbakete
Belorlud
Delaware
Annapolis
Rey
Parrerra
Havana
Hlavana
I Jae Vdag
United States
Hiavanua
Admilrel Elteo Oslerbwas
Elavana
Linar
Eiko
United Statée
Ittaviatia Hierbus &T
Atetican
Ettentinon
Het
Steamer Dora Passes Through Ash Clouds From Katmai Eruption
Passengers aboard the steamer Dora arriving from the west report witnessing a cataclysmic Katmai eruption. Ash blankets the area, and villages along Sheilkof Strait are said to be destroyed. The voyage past 4 pm showed ash depth of three inches and darkness engulfed the ship.
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Neward
Alacka
Tuna
Dora
Katmai
Sheilkof Struit
Alaska
Barror
Katmat
Alehe
Veltang
Seldovia
Seward
Alaskan
Cold Bay
Shellkof Strait
Kodiak
Six Starters in Latonia Derby Today
Six three year olds will contest the Latonia Derby in Cincinnati Ohio as the 29th turf classic of the west features a top field. Favorite Worth carries H C Hallenbeck colors with Sprite as the second choice owned by HB Knapp, famed as a leading mare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Henderson
Frank Hogan
H. C. Hallenbeck
New York
Worth
Sprite
HB. K. Knapp
Rosehen
Lamerton Former Dewey Chief of Staff Dies at Home
Rear Admiral Benjamin Lambertson Lamerton, Dewey’s chief of staff who received Manila’s surrender, died suddenly at his home. Born 1844 in Cumberland County Pennsylvania he entered the Naval Academy and served through the Civil War era. Police guard Kansas City priest after threatening letters linked to anti anarchist sermons and a charitable will.
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Washington
Benj. Prexter Lamberton
WU. S. N
Dewey
Manila
Cumberland County
Pennsylvania
Lamberton
Naval Academy
Kansas City
M. D. Ermpotic
Kan
Ermooth
Electric Elevators Enter Paris Underground Railways
Electric elevators are being introduced with success on Paris's underground railways, signaling improved vertical movement for passengers and potential efficiency gains across the transit system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sheriff to Open 38000 Bottles of Beer Under State Order
Wichita article reports Sheriff John Millhault will open 38000 beer bottles per attorney general orders after two carloads were seized from a Cincinnati brewery and ordered poured out. Each bottle must be emptied separately, a task arranged by agreement to return bottles and cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
John Millhault
Kansas
Stubbs
Cincinnati
Carroll Names Eicher to State Educational Board
Governor Carrell names Henry Escher of Washington to succeed T D Foster of Ottumwa on the state educational board of central Iowa. Escher will take the seat as of June 110.
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Carroll
Eicher
Des Moines
Carrell
Henry Escher
Washington
T. D. Foster
Ottumwa
State Educational Board of
Central
Leonard Wood Legislation Ends Command as Chief of Staff
Washington June 10 The Senate voted 27 to 24 to approve the conference report on the army appropriation bill carrying amendments that legislate Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood out of his office as chief of staff on March 4 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Leonard Wood
Canned Salmon Fatal In Indiana Town
Poisoning from eating canned salmon proved fatal for Mrs. W. B. Mantle of Albion Indiana. Her husband a physician and other family members fell ill but survived. Mrs Mantle formerly Miss Hattie Sawyer of Mount Vernon and a former Albion schools teacher.
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Marshalltown
W. B. Mantle
Albion
Mantle
Hattie Sawyer
Mount Vernon
New Jersey Farmer Patents Goose Shoe Attachment for Horse
A New Jersey farmer has patented a temporary device to fasten a goose shoe to a horse's hook. The invention aims to simplify adapting bird-related footwear to equine gear and reflects early 20th century ingenuity in farm equipment and animal care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Western Athletes Chase Olympic Team in Eastern Trials
At Harvard Stadium and surrounding events, athletes from Northwestern Illinois Notre Dame and Ohio State set records and led finals in sprint and distance races. Notable performances included A J Bitterson's 130 yard dash, Ira Davenport's 800 meter win, and Melvin Shepard's near Olympic record in the 80 meter dash.
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Kvannton
Jin
Lamverritbay Fhelu
A.J. Bitterson
Volar
Chive Athletic Associatae
St J
Wlrl Lindberg
University of Vilains
Holsuweetie
Hoghums Gow
Pilbrook
FE Levis
Eaalee Morente
Bliney Truten
Witere
Daviz
Enished
Austin Alenaul
University of Orlensea
Avery Hrindace
Whiehee Athletic Gssduhties
Chonei
Cilymplatesa
Unhivase Offelabs
Olympic Faibridge
Alueu
Fane
Aimerivaigy Ueuil
Al7th
Olympic
Ebsient
Storkteath
vWiw
Wlhunern Sature Davon Ubettarvard
wWere
Stockholm
New York
Feiviae
Irish Athletic Club
Threa
Berna
Cornell
Wo Roler
Willlia
Keamer
Long Island Athletic Club
Kramiler Taade
Kramer
Mars S. Wricht
Dartmouth
Gardner
Yale
C. Crile
Detroit
H. P. Drew
Springfield
Wass
Crala
Charles A. Hice
Powter Point
Melvin VV. Shepard
D. 5. Caldwell
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Ted Meredith
Mercersburg Academy
D. B. Young
American Olympic team funding pressures risk cuts
The United States Olympic committee faces a funding gap as trials select nearly 1000 athletes for Stockholm. With 90000 dollars on hand and projected expenses at 135006, committee members hesitate to let Colonel Thompson cover the deficit, while awaiting a formal team announcement and possible supplementary lists of athletes.
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New York
United States
Stockholm
Thompson
Florida official admits stock ties in Everglades probe
Washington I. G. Wright, a Florida drainage engineer, testified before the House committee on the Everglades affair that in his prior job with the agriculture department he accepted stock and engaged with North Carolina land firms and the state without informing his superiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
I. G. Wright
Florida
House
Florida Everglades
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
North Carolinna
Hig
Grain report from government agriculture agency summary
The report details winter and other grain conditions, acreage, and yields. It shows totals for corn, wheat, and oats, with regional comparisons to last year and long term averages.
Meat Packers Bribery Cases Postponed by Grand Jury
A special grand jury action concerning witnesses who testified in the Chicago meat packers bribery case is postponed. The jury will not proceed to perjury charges against a final witness due to time constraints, following communications between the U S attorney and local lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhitare
Crand
Chicago
United States
Catrick
Carpenter
Tt Fa
Investigation of C R I and C Railway Rates Ordered
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an on its own initiative probe into yellow pine and hardwood rates on the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Illinois Central and 25 other railroads in the south and southwest. It cites trunk lines ending allowances to tap lines as boosting lumber traffic revenues and says rates may be excessive. No hearing date set, likely not before autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Illinois Central
South
Jury verdict links Cora Edwards to Ebeling shooting
In Green Bay a circuit court jury ruled Cora Edwards fired the fatal shot that killed William T. Ebeling, a Green Bay miller, and did so intentionally in a case seeking $12,000 of an insurance policy. Ebeling died in Neenah last year. Oshkosh jury had acquitted Edwards of murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Cora Edwards
William T. Ebeling
Ebbeling
Ebeling
Neenah
Oshkosh
Edwards
Mouormelgon
Frances E Kimmerling
Tonnel
Kimmerling
Lorimer Case Vote Set For July 5 By Senate
Washington June 10 The Senate will vote on unseating Senator Lorimer of Illinois on Monday July 5. Agreement reached after a conference where pro Lorimer and anti Lorimer senators spoke, with a note that an earlier adjournment could move the vote up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lorimer
Ilinois
Congress
Cleveland attorney chairs lone stockholders meeting
Cleveland lawyer Joho n A Watson claimed 190 490 shares or 61144 percent of Wheel ing and Lake Erie stockholders and adjourned the meeting to June 12 with George Ford as secretary. The Tokio lodging house has housed 55000 persons since its 11 year existence, most lodgers aged 20 to 40.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Johon A. Watson
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
George Ford
The
Road
Hanio Ward
Tokio
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Chicago & Alton Limited
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N. Y. Stock Exchange
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RY Guts
Wass Wington
Jungel
Julie Boda
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