Shocking Recital Of Hangings At Moundsville
An account details Frank and others hanged at the West Virginia State Penitentiary in Moundsville. The condemned, led by confessions of multiple murders, faced execution after lengthy legal and clergy interactions. Records indicate the hangings followed grim crime histories across several states, with varied victim profiles and final statements.
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Oling
W. Way
Frank
West
Iitentiary
Moundsville
Berilabh Martin
Harricon County
Johnson
H. B. Sanford
Hannah
South Peoria
Shippensville
Martin
South Saint
Steubsnyille
Novemme
Edward Walton
Walton
Beulah Martin
Hilla
Suir
Flanigan
Ninistr
Renang
Maar
Haa
Dohason
Chicago
Yaa
Aith
aQayille
Murre
Labor and Hearst Bryan influence in 1908 race debate
An advertising notice echoes calls to prevent labor from nominating a Bryan candidate and urges backing William J. Bryan. Gompera denies sending any message to Hearst and supports Bryan at an ILU meeting. Arthur Vorys says national campaign will not interfere with Ohio senatorial race, stressing independence from the Taft faction. Foraker endorses electing a Republican legislature, with the senatorial contest to be settled on its own merits.
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Willian R. I . & Ladder
Langue
League
William J. Bryan
Democratic Convention
Filanta
Gompars
Hearst
Bryan
Preas
International Longshoremen’s Convention
Gompera
Bryat
Hot Springs
Arthur I. Vorys
Campaign N
Ohio
United States
Foraker
Vorys
Taft
Washington
Princess Weds Her Plebeian Lover in Castle Ceremony
Vienna reports Princess Amelie Louise of Furstenberg wed Gustay Kozlan an automobile firm employee after eloping in May. Ceremony kept secret amid dramatic scenes Kozlan arrived in uniform of a dragoon lieutenant. The bride fainted during vows and was supported as mother and brother urged reconsideration. The couple then left for Prague.
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Vienna
Narodny Listy
Amelie Louise of Furstenberg
Gustay Kozlan
Kammerberg
Kozian
Princesa Amelie
BO. Walt
Princage
Prague
Fragmentary OCR item from 42 rate noting numbers and symbols
Readable text fragments show scattered numbers and symbols including 42 42 1234 1244 04h D5¢ 3 RUE no 1 60 Lith Whe 18 TIE TL4 02 AF tase.
Protest over shoes and field rule delays Yorks crisis
Controversy erupts at London Olympiad venue as American tug of war team protests against shoe rules. Spectators note heavy footwear and protruding nails while Liverpool policemen enforce standard boots. Americans begin a walkout, then rejoin after committee mediation. Meanwhile miners in Denver plan coordinated actions through union boards following a separate dispute.
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Liverpool
London
Thi Can
United Kingdom
Mings
Liverpool Po
Matthew P. Halpin
Ataini
Goon Kingdom
Wei
Inj
Halpin
B. Sullivan
Americas
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