Miss Morrison linked to slaying former lover’s bride in Kans.
Miss Jessie Morrison of Eldorado Kansas is jailed and charged with murdering Mrs. Olin Castle, the bride of a week, after a bloody confrontation at Castle’s home. The case details a jealous love triangle with Olin Castle, Clara Wiley, and Morrison and notes a razor used in the attack. The preliminary hearing ended with Morrison sobbing as justice spoke.
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Marged
Miss Morrison
Kas
Jessie Rrison
Eldorado
Castle
Olin Castle
Clara Wiley
Lara
Jessie Morrison
Ehler
Ilo
Roaring Phonograph Shouts From Brighton Tests
London Mail reports a Brighton tested phono graph that yells loudly yet articulates every word. The device uses a sapphire cut on a silver cylinder and a whistle tongue to turn speech into a roaring, loud siren. Tests show clear words ten miles away and up to twelve miles with favorable wind, with potential uses from warnings to public broadcasts.
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London Mail
Brighton
Piachire
Devil's Dyke
Pants Sale at The Progress Tomorrow
Readable fragments indicate a pants sale at The Progress store with prices advertised around four dollars discounted to about two ninety five. The item is promoted as a great pants sale with emphasis on tomorrow.
Indiana Medical Board Seeks Reciprocity on Certifications
The State board of medical registration sent notices to physicians who lived in other states and seek Indiana certificates, requiring exams here if their previous state required the same. The board aims to promote reciprocal relations and would issue certificates without exam if other states did likewise. About 25 doctors awaiting certificates will receive notices.
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State Board of Medical Registration
Indiana
Woman horsewhips Colonel in public dispute
In Ottumwa Iowa on Monday evening an irate, muscular woman named Mrs. Thomas Gallagher publicly horsewhipped Col. L. L. Laflin, the sergeant-at-arms of the Kansas City convention, after a quarrel over business and alleged slander of her saloon-keeper husband’s wife. The crowd witnessed the confrontation as Laflin hurried away.
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Ottumwa
Col
L. L. Laflin
Kansas City
Thomas Gallagher
Zionist elder Fockler returns home from mobbing incident
Elder Cyrus B. Fockler of Dowie's Zion, mobbed in Mansfield, says he will go back if Dowie orders it. He carries a telegram from Dowie praising his fight in devil's field and condemning Ohio’s disgrace, with a vow of divine vengeance and victory for his followers.
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Canton
Cyrus B. Fockler
Dowie
Zion
Mansfield
Devil's Field
Ohio
Princess Divorced in North Dakota Case
A decree of divorce was granted by Judge Fisk to Princess Anna Josephine Charlotte Halverson, cousin to King Oscar of Sweden. She married Emil H. Halverson ten years ago. They lived in Paris, St Petersburg and Rome. The princess alleged her husband squandered her money, drank heavily and struck her. She came to North Dakota a little over a year ago. There was no appearance.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Fisk
Anna Josephine Charlotte Halverson
Osvar
Sweden
Emil H. Halverson
Halverson
Paris
St. Petersburg
Rome
Funeral Rites of Celestials and Chinese Burial Customs
A historical account describes Chinese funeral practices, coffin construction, and ancestor worship. It notes loglike sealed coffins kept in homes for months or years, varying from $10 to $1,000 in cost, family rites led by the eldest son, and ceremonies including incense, washing, and a grand procession. It compares rites to San Francisco Chinatown, touches on debt-related coffin seizure and strict ancestral laws, and describes regional tomb styles and missionary cemeteries in China.
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China
Empire
San Francisco
Chinatown
Mixed Arguments in Eureka Savings Case Before Judge Carter
A complex Eureka savings and loan dispute before Superior Judge Carter resumes Tuesday afternoon. Receiver William H. Stringer oversees the association as creditors seek preference. Attorneys struggle to simplify the case as judges contemplate next steps, with argument set to continue through Wednesday.
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Eureka, Savings and Loan Association
Carter
Wm. Hi
Beauty As Blood Dep. Net Skin Deep Blood Purity
Fragmentary ad style text advocates pure blood for healthy complexion. Mentions Cascarets as a product claiming to purify blood. Includes distorted phrases and promotional cadence with generic drug terms.
Dead Came Back to Life in a Homecoming
Richard Stack of Girardaville, long mourned as lost after presumed drowning near Havana harbor during the Spanish American War, reappeared at his parents’ Shenandoah home. He explained he had been victim of theft aboard the transport Missouri, his clothing misidentified with a presumed drowned body recovered later.
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Shenandoah
Richard Stack
Patrick Stack
Girardaville
Havana Harbor
Richard
Missouri
Stack
Army Scandal Threatens to Break in London
Fingland's army scandal spreads rumors of collapse after Pretoria. War office officials and field generals relaxed efforts, leaving the army short of supplies as Boers win victories. Reports cite hospital thefts and disorganized medical corps amid Koornspruit disaster claims. Liberals hope scandal ousts Tories.
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London
Pretoria
War Office
Koornspruit
Lord Kitchener
Broadwood
Sharpers fleece poolroom keepers in New York scheme
A gang based in St. Louis led by Jabez Botsford and Walter Farrell used a long distance telephone to beat the telegraph and place bets after races, costing poolroom keepers about $100,000 last week. Their arrest reveals the scheme.
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New York
St. Louis
Jabez Botsford
Walter Farrell
A Preacher in a Plight on an Express Train
Rev. J. B. Gallaway of Third Presbyterian Church rode five miles on the rear of an Erie train after his dog was cared for in baggage. He clung by fingertips to a door panel until a telegraph operator halted the train at Ferrall. He fell exhausted and unconscious, leaving his family to fear he was left behind.
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Ferrall
Gallaway
Cable Chat From Across The World And Health Note
Constantinople reports the sultan suffers a spinal ailment but specialists call it incurable though not immediately dangerous. London notes parliamentary estimates rising to 11.5 million pounds for war costs in South Africa and China. Brussels towns seek volunteers for China as enrollments grow. Liverpool faces a Lancashire cotton famine with 80 companies set to suspend work for two weeks. Paris announces the birth of a son Saturday to Princess Cantacuzene, formerly Julia Dent Grant, with Mrs. Grant visiting. The piece also promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a preventive and general remedy for throat and lung troubles.
Pants Go at The Progress Tomorrow Price Slashed
Local sale notice announces pants priced at 2.05 dollars tomorrow at The Progress store, offering a significant discount from the original four dollar tag. This brief item highlights bargain pricing and the retailer.
Atlantic City Tickets Good Twelve Days In August
Advertises $15.00 round trip by CG H D and B O lines to Atlantic City with tickets valid twelve days and details available from ticket agents at 5 W Washington St or Union Station. Aged notice lacks full names and dates but indicates travel timetable and agency contact.
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Washingston St
Union Station
R. P.-Algeo, D
Psa
Pants Sale Ad Mentions Low Price Tomorrow
An ad fragment notes pants priced at 1.05 with a reference to a sale tomorrow. The wording is unclear but centers on discounted pants and a dated sales prompt. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly named in the readable portion.
Labor Day Parade Cited as Object Lesson by Union
Union labor voices oppose turning Labor Day into a beer soaked picnic. They demand a day of speech making and education focusing on workers brains over stomachs. They denounce beer drinking horse racing dancing and sensational displays while supporting a parade as an organized labor object lesson.
Birthday Observance Leads to China Mission Notes
Tuesday marked Emperor Hsu's birthday as reports detail U S actions in China. Prince Henry may command German forces while a Christian mission at Chu Kihb was burned. missionaries escaped. Eleven paragraphs cover Rockhill sailing to China, McKinley Emperor talks, and Allied command debates with Gen Chaffee favored.
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Emperor Hsu
Prince Henry May
Chu Kihb
Fifteenth Infantry
Jersey City
China
W. W. Rockhill
United States
Japan
McKinley
Europe
Chiefs Union and War News Across the Nation
Kansas fusion convention met at Fort Scott while a deadly cattle disease spread in Edwards County Texas. Part of the Tenth cavalry heads to China via Frisco and the North Atlantic squadron sails for four weeks. Randolph Churchill and Lieut. Cornwallis West plan marriage this Saturday. Mrs. Michael Holland of St Louis killed her husband in self defense Monday. Samuel Gompers seeks settlement of streetcar strike in St Louis. Two Wis men found dead on railroad near Platteville. Savannah Missouri rumored murder. Two thousand New York pants makers strike for union recognition and last year’s wage scale. Eddie Santry wed Helen Marr in Hammond Indiana Monday night. Thunderbolt kills in multiple reports. Congressman Overstreet in Chicago optimistic on GOP gains. Golf accident in Norfolk Connecticut injures Miss Ida Clark but she will recover. Liner Deutschland set new ocean record Sandy Hook to Plymouth in five days 14 hours 6 minutes. Minnie Jauneschek, famed actress, ill in Brooklyn hospital with paralysis. Alexander Spiro and Claude Abigail wive partners begin world cycling tour wagering $5,000 to complete in 2.5 years starting west.
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Norfolk
Randolph Churchill
Cornwallis West
Central Traffic Association
Chicago
Michael Holland
St. Louis
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
H. S. Peth
Guy Shelliam
Plattesville
Wis
Savannah
New York
Eddie Santry
Pgilist
Hammond
Ind
Helen Marr
John C. Beam
Mexico
Charles and
Joseph Ralston
Henry Cowles
Fort Scott
Kas
Overstreet
Congress
Conn
Albert C. Gardner
Ida Clark
Deutschland
Sandy Hook
Plymouth
England
Minnie Jauneschek
Brooklyn
Alexander Spiro
Claude Abigail
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Pure Blood Health
Advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for women seeking a clear healthy complex ion by claiming it produces pure blood. The copy emphasizes purity and vigor as benefits, framing the product as essential for feminine wellbeing.
Pants Sale Announcement at The Progress
A brief notice promotes a pants sale offering garments at 1.50 dollars. It mentions timing as tomorrow at the Progress store, inviting shoppers to attend a large clearance event.
Doctor B F Bye Moves Downtown Office
Removal notice states Dr. B F Bye formerly at 227 N Tlno ts st has relocated to 403 N Tlinois st at the northeast corner of Vermont. Telephone numbers remain 1925.
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B. F. Bye
N. Tlinotsst
N Tlinoisst
Vermont
Cincinnati Special Trains Offer 6:30 and 7:15 A.M.
A transit notice promotes Cincinnati round trip fares at 1.25 dollars with Via C., H. and D. Ry. On Sunday July 29 two fast trains depart 6:30 a.m. with no stops and 7:15 a.m. stopping at Rashiville Conneraville and Hamilton. Return departs Cincinnati at 8:0 p.m.
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Cincinnati
City Ticket Office Destinations and Train Times
Train schedule data lists services from No 1 East Washington to Cleveland and New York Boston routes, including Anderson accommodations, Knickerbocker line, and Benton Harbor and Wabash services with morning and afternoon departures and approximate times. Parcel shows mail and express options with varied times and seating availability.
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Cleveland Line
Anderson Ac
N.Y
Bos
Boston
Knickerbocker
Train schedule fragment from St. Louis line
Readable items show various train times and connections at St. Louis with limited and express services. Notes include Lam 5.35 pm, St. Louis to Mattoon, and departures around 2.25 pm and 9.45 am, reflecting a historical timetable excerpt.
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ST. Louis Line
St. Louis Accom
St. L
W. Lim
St. Louis Limited
T. H. & Mattoon Ac
St. Louis Ex
Cincinnati and Peoria Rail Schedule Fragments
Readable rail timetable fragments list multiple trains with destinations including Cincinnati Lafayette Greensburg N. Vernon and Louis Peoria Bloomington and Champaign. Shows arrivals departures and carriages or service types with times scattered, partial schedule data for several lines and connections.
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Lafayette
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ubem
Greensburg
Cin
Flex
N. Ver
Lo Ls
Louis
Peoria
Bloom
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Progress
Morrow
the Progress Great
Mrs. Gallagher
J. Bull’s Army
Constantinople
South Africa
Brussels
Liverpool
Lancashire
Cantacuzene
Julia Dent Grant
Fred Grant
Atlantic City
Vie Cg, H. &D
B. Oo
Equitable
W. Washington St
Kentucky Ave
Remey
Gen. Chaffee
Kansas
Edwards County
Texas
Tenth Cavalry
Frisco
St the Progress
Progress Great Pants
E. C. DeWitt &Co
the Sun
SUN
Ohio At
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway
L. S
Chicago Express
Menon
Hamilton & Dayton Railway
City Ticket Office
Washington-st
Indiana, Decatur & Western Ey
St. L.m &Ex
Tuscola
Lake Erie & Western BR
Mich
Chi
S'porte
Washington
Benton Harbor Line
Benton Harbor
Bpringfield
Columb
Columbus & Spring
Lynn Accommodation
Ivania Ling
Cormee
Hiinois
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E Phil
Baltimore and Wash
Rich
Piqua
Colum
Richmond
Mad
Vernon
Madison
Dayton & Xenia
Pittsburg
East
Logansport
Martinsville Ace
Knights. & Rich
Phil
Connet Balti
Wash
Dayton & Spring
Springfield
Columb’s
Louis, Martins
Vin
Pittsburg & East
Ceewe Dayton & Xerifa
Spencer
Sccuses
Légans
Vandalia
T. H
West T. H
St. le Ace
T.H
West Western Express
Effingham
JT. H
St. Lefast m. St T& All
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