Westward Dreams and Crimes Stir Albany News
John Kennedy and Henry Hopps leading ten New York youths were seized on courthouse grounds for plans to go west with parental consent. Miles B. McDonnell of Boston was fatally shot in the Ten Eyck hotel by Richard Preusser of FE Preusser Co. Detectives arrest Jack Sibley for allegedly soliciting deposits from men seeking Alaska gold mining jobs.
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Henry Hopps
New York
Court House
Jack Sibley
N. Minoiset
Splann and Healey
Tnisa
Alaska
Man Mortgages Farm for Madstone to Cure Rabies
Peter Hum of Brownsville Tennessee mortgaged his small farm to buy a madstone in Chicago to treat his son Huff for hydrophobia. The stone allegedly bound to the wound, was discarded by Dr Lagoria, and the boy remains under care at Pastour hospital.
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Chicago
Peter Hum
Brownsville
Tenn
Madatone
Pastour Hospital
Huff
Nashville
Madison
Win
Jr George Ladd
Army board reviews city post. returns home after visit
Members of the army board who inspected the Eliveines lest Wednesday examined Fort Harrison and left for home. The board considered the fort could be called the Benjamin Harrison post despite an Army post of that name existing in Montara.
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Army Board
Moambera
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison Post
Montara
King and Queen Diving Horses at Fairview Park
The street railway manager has selected white diving horses Fung and Queen for shows at Fairview starting after the public schools Friday. The acts begin Saturday afternoon and night and run all week including Sunday June 1s. On both Sundays a militia hand from Indianapolis assists with varied programs. Shows are daily around 4 and 5 p.m.
Receiver promises to pay all creditors in full
James W. Noell, attorney for the receiver of the Commercial Trust Company, states that within a few days the receiver will have sufficient funds to pay all creditors in full.
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James W. Noell
Commercial Trust Company
Desertion and suspended sentences in police court
Clyde Wallace colored was fined 100 and costs for child desertion in police court but was released on suspended sentence by Acting judge Reagan after agreeing to pay his wife 2 per week for the child's support. Special Judge Reagan also released Dewitt Knerr on a suspended sentence for forging on his father’s complaint. Gus Ehman 7 Bismarck avenue died Tuesday of dropsy, proprietor of a meat market and well known resident of Haughville.
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Clyde Wallace
Reagan
Dewitt Knerr
Wentence
Gus Ehman
Bismarckave
Haughville
Give Em The Ay Class Day Exercises At School
Shortridge High School class day exercises were held Tuesday. The senior class presented an ax to the junior class, crafted by Albert Aronson and accepted by his brother Mose Aronson. The Ab enamelled in school colors, and the school yell "Give em the ax" echoed as the presentation was unusually appropriate.
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Mada
Albert Aronson
Mose Aronson
Signal Honors for Indianapolis Painter R. B. Gruelle
Indianapolis artist R. B. Gruelle has earned a top honor at the St. Louis world’s fair art committee. One Gruelle picture is hung in the room of honor at the art building, on the eye level line, a peak position in the pavilion. Friends send many congratulations as this recognition marks his prominence in the event. Admits That He Lied in Milwaukee, Wis. Train hero story maker confesses after police inquiry.
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Art
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Juna
M. 7
Rawif
Kenosha
Allroad Company
Ale
Tee
Nix
St. Louis
Lovie
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Englishwoman Ladon Hosts Royalty Bridging Society Spotlight
A London society note describes Amn Landon and Lady Hinallp, a recent bride, mingling with royalty in a refined social scene. The bride, born Thynne, is granddaughter of Rev. Lord John Thynne, famed minister, and has led a secluded life before her debut.
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Hinallp
Thynne
John Thynne
Gaa
Missing Youth Gaspar Faith Little Fellow
Gaspard Faltt, 13, of 17 M17 E Market Street, ran away Friday fearing trouble from a boyish prank and has not returned. Police have been asked to assist in locating him.
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Gaspard Faltt
Market St
Nolice
Kissed in public scandal shocks Chicago society
A young woman crowned Misa Maude Chandler was arrested in Prairie Save for disguising identity after a racy scene in public. She kissed a man named Mark Marrow while two companions, B A Powers and Marrow, argued with officers. The trio faced charges. Marrow warned the police and the crowd. In LaCrosse Wisconsin, bride Mrs William Asselin died four weeks after a serenade and charivai, causing local consternation.
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June
Misa Maude Chandler
Prindiville
Tuewsday
B. A. Powers
Mark Marrow
Cour
Trvleriui
Charlvain
Lacrosse
Wis
Jase
William Aeselin
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Asselin
Aken
Elaborate reception planned for Liberty Ball in St Louis
A wired roundup notes Teals prepare for the Liberty Ball reception in St Louis while medical circles debate fitness of graduates. Other items include a Philadelphia doctor’s remarks to the AMA, a bankruptcy examination in New York, mine disaster deaths in Oviedo, and the Iroquois Theater victim burial in Chicago.
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St Louis
J. A. Muensz
Philadelphia
American Medical Association
Tunsday
Daniel J. Sully
New York
St Paul brewery workers cut beer and hours deal
In St Paul Minnesota on June 7 workers at a local brewery agreed to shorter hours and a weekly raise in exchange for reduced beer intake. Previously eight to nine hours daily with no limit on beer, workers will now work eight hours year round for 16 dollars weekly and drink a defined two quart limit at noon.
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ST. Pal, Minn
St. Paul Brewery
Ealnrg
Coal fueled strange habit sparks arrest in Kansas City
June 6 reports Fred Boswell found with tooth dust and chunks of fuel in pockets. A vagrant, Bos is linked to a petroleum drinking habit and an odd addiction to coal soft cake. Police say his unusual diet led to arrest and detention at the workhouse.
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Fred Boswell
Kansan
Kas
Rockefeller
Hatfield Acquitted in Huntington Postal Case
Hatfield, a Huntington post office clerk, faced charges of riffing the Falls in a stackey case. Judge Anderson instructed the jury to return a verdict of not guilty. The evidence was inconclusive and Hatfield benefited from reasonable doubt.
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Hatfield
Huntington
Anderson
Hatfeld
Arrest of William O Connor on Miley Avenue
William O Connor was arrested Tuesday afternoon at Miley Avenue and West Washington by Bicyclemen Morgan and Asking after two women on Miley Avenue complained that OConnor was intoxicated.
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Milay-ave
W. Washington At
Morgan and
Asking
Miley-ave
O'Connor
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