Luck Failed Him A Tale Of Wife Mistress And Murder
In New York's white light district Louis Nosser led a double life as gambler and author. He murdered his former mistress Entelle Young and killed himself after locking his wife in the bathroom during a bitter quarrel over his affections and finances.
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Estelle
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Europe
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Tragedy in Chicago Hotel Ends with Four Held
In Chicago at the Hotel Grace a shooting left Nicholas Du Boff 23 of Cincinnati dead from a bullet to the temple. Jacob Young 18 also of Cincinnati fired the revolver in the room shared with Mubal Geles and Mrs William Amman. Police say the women claim the shot was accidental. all four are under arrest after a night spent in the city.
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Rerippe-Morine
Upcoming events in politics and organizations this week
Diveneston of the milroad intent continues in Congress while the Senate and House prepare minor bills. Moroccan Confeke reconvenes March 24. AFL executives meet in Washington. Intercollegiate cable chess matches planned among Oxford Cambridge Cornell Brown and Penn by March 21. Swimming tournament set in Chicago March 2. National conventions in Pittsburg March 19 and Minneapolis March 20 28.
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Indianapolis
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Tories
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Divine Healing Sermon Sparks Zion City Controversy
An Overseer denounces other churches and proclaims continued divine healing at Zion Tabernacle. He warns against smoking and dice, vows Zion will be the single church free of sin, and urges followers to uphold Dowie’s methods amid criticism of long sermons and parental complaints.
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Zion City
Zion
Eald
Vollva
Bowie
God
Gol
Alan
Ias
Dowii Ag
Slitchfield
Damolnt
Voltra
Weil
Robbers Start Fire Damaging Local Store and Safe
Special dispatch reports arson by a blowtorch or nitroglycerin blast at M. Lowenstein clothing store destroying stock and safes with about twenty dollars reported as missing. Kovna and Manck shop suffered fire damage with losses estimated at eleven dollars.
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Muenchs
M. Lowenstein
Kovna & Manck
Interurban service tied up by heavy snowstorm
Northern Indiana interurban services were completely halted as a heavy snowstorm spread from 7 to 2 inches across the region. High winds and blowing snow reduced visibility and left roads covered, delaying transportation and causing widespread disruptions.
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Indiana
Leavenworth Woman Commits Suicide in Port Leavenworth
Mrs Kinma Busshe mother of Lt Carl Buashe committed suicide in her Port Leavenworth apartment Sunday by breathing. She had been in a sanitarium for several months.
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Caroline Kimghe
Seroad
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Port Leavenworth
Busshe
Storm at Richmond Hits Hard in Snow Disruption
Special to The Telegram Richmond Ind March 19 one of the worst snowstorms in years swept the area last night and this morning disrupting trade and business throughout the region. Heavy snowfall impaired travel and communication as residents endured prolonged winter conditions.
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Richmond
Ind
Public Events and Club Activities Listed for March and April
Community notices enumerate upcoming entertainments and meetings across local groups. Activities include minstrel shows, card parties, teas, dances, choir and lodge events, church socials, fundraising dinners, and a concert sale of seats, with venues at Fountain hall Broad Rippie park and various church halls, through March 22 to April 17.
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Esther Lodge
C. G. Yeoman
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Burr Piano
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Seaman
Thomas Orc
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Culeh Mia Fall
St. Patrick's
Bierson
Man Burned to Death in Indiana Barn Fire
In New Albany Indiana March 19 Klt Jones aged 45 was burned to death in a barn belonging to Mrs Cooper near the city. The building was destroyed by fire last night Officials think he was smoking in the barn and fell asleep leading to the fatal blaze.
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New Albany
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Itte
Girls A Forger Returns To Tricks In Cincinnati Hotel
Special to The Sun Cincinnati March 1 Grace Prien alias Grace Price is linked to a string of jewelry store forgeries. She registered at the Paris hotel with a man named Mal and occupied a parlor room for a week before arrest. She is connected to Mrs Cassie Chadwick and Mrs Martin, with previous jail terms for forgery in Columbus and Zanesville. John Delaney, an accomplice with a burglary past, is jailed with her after meeting in a penitentiary romance. The pair swindled two large stores, Dahme and Oskampa, and attempted more.
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Allan Mabel Halk
Grace Riehl
Arena
Saimeday
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Parise
Michel Mal
Grace Price
Mra
Cassie Chadwick
Eveland Torrer
Gront
Mrs. Martin
Columbus
Zanesevie
Balvation Army
Shi Isase
Columbia
R. Ross
Naif Agzen
Dahme Jewelry Company
Oskampa Jewelry Store
John Delaney
Chinemanath
Delaney
Grace Trice
Nelaney
Susnieiny
Chadwick
Zanesville
Wo Price
Parluap
Martin
Chawick
Mob Hangs Black Man After Suspected Cow Slaying
In Plaquemine Louisiana on a March Saturday William Carr, a Black man, was found fatally harmed after a mob claimed he butchered a cow belonging to a planter. He was captured that night by a posse as a constable began transporting him and was hanged from a tree by about 15 men.
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Nerippa-Mchoe Crean
Coroner Reports Injury and Death Statistics by Area
Coroner figures indicate 248 total deans under investigation in 100. Of these, 1% were homicides, 345 suicides, 85 accidental, and 1,100 attributed to unknown causes.
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Tnitiannander
Metaradeaunes
Lost leg footage as train clip injures teen in Redford
Special to The Las. Redford Ind March 19 A teen, Ray Todd 19, fell while alighting a train and the wheels cut off his left leg above the ankle. Emergency crews rushed him to a local hospital for treatment.
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Redford
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Ray Todd
Kahoe Signs Contract With Hoonlera Team
Mike Kahar, catcher, has signed a contract received by manager Watkins. Kuhse will handle most catching duties for the Hoonlera this summer.
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Hang
Mansager Watkins
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Hoonlera
Final Battle Near in National Amateur Pillar Tourney
In Chicago, Gard ner seeks two straight wins over Poggenburg to claim the national amateur pillar title at the Chiro Athlete association centers. Gardner owns four straight victories, Poggenburg three wins and a loss, with their Monday match pivotal. If Poggenburg wins, a deciding game Tuesday follows. Bets favor Gardner, who previously defeated Poggenburg in the Liederkrans agreement, though Poggenburg had been predicted to win the championship by many critics.
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Ase
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Tf Poggenburg
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Amony
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Posenburg
Liederkrans
Chicago
Tieats
Denarest
White Poggenburg
Grape-Nuts Boosts Recovery In Ill Patient Tale
A patient with chronic stomach illness credits Grape-Nuts and Postum Co products for rapid improvement after doctors failed. The narrative describes long suffering, limited diet, and eventual relief, praising the cereal as a near-miracle aid and urging readers to try the regimen.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Seeing America First Rail Trip Promotional Sale
The Chicago & North Western Railway announces round trip tickets to Pacific coast points for the Seeing America First movement at $73.00, valid daily June 1 to Sept. 16 from Chicago. Facilities for stopovers and conveniences are provided to boost the seasonal tourist movement to the West.
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Storm Paralyzes Rural Transit In New Castle
A severe March storm brings two inches of snow on the level with drifts up to seven feet. Inter urban traffic halted and rural mail service suspended as rural districts report heavy snow and impassable roads. Public transit and buses are paralyzed across the area.
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New Castle
Ind
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Blood Purity Cure
Spring ailments include pimples boils eczema and headaches. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures are radical and permanent by cleansing the blood and restoring healthy body function. It urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla this spring.
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Thia
Rockefeller ill rumor tires the aging magnate at Lakewood
Reports from New York claim John D. Rockefeller is mentally troubled amid a year of odd acts. A nervous-troubles specialist attends him at Lakewood while doctors deny severe mental decline, noting he remains mostly homebound and guarded from reporters.
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Lakewood
Senator William Senwih confined at home after illness
New York March 18 Charles ML Senwih remains at his Riverside Drive home after a recent illness from telephoned reports. He is seriously ill and refuses visitors. Rumors say he might seek a United States Senate seat. Mrs Senwab declines to discuss the ailment's nature or the rumors.
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New York
Charles ML Senwih
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Hie Telpho
United States Senate
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Senwab
Former New York Democratic leader battles illness in Camden
The former New York Democratic leader, now living in Camden, is concentrating on recovering his health under physician guidance. His condition alarms some friends, and he spends time outside the hotel on good days, showing little interest in activities beyond regaining vitality. No plans for return have been made.
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Nerippe
Tim
Death in Snowdrift Jars Freeland Child Hugh McDyer
In Freeland Pennsylvania on March 19 Hugh McDyer five years old perished in a snowdrift. The boy wandered into the drift and could not extricate himself, authorities report the tragic accident happened after a heavy snowstorm. Local responders found him deceased at the scene.
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Hugh Mc Dyer
Trains Delayed by Snowstorm Along All Lines
Special despatch from Kansas City reports widespread train delays in every direction due to heavy snow. The storm caused snowdrifts and line blockages, interrupting steam and interurban service and delaying travel. An old nurse advertises soothing preparations for teething and stomach remedies amid the clutter of the column.
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Kanbas
Snowslides Hit Colorado and Cause Repairs
Snow slides across Colorado cause damage in Wall Sneffere district and Camp Bird mine area. One death reported and property losses estimated. Nearby districts show significant damage. local businesses advertise services and prices.
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William Cres
Wall Sneffere
Camp Bird Mine
Jeffersonville Firm Records Change of Name Filing
The Jeffersonville firm Nottingham Company of Martinsville has filed a change of name in New Century Table Company. Articles of incorporation list incorporators James Galuraith, William M Galuraith, Jacob W Brigham, J Smith, Pinkney Varble, and Ameur of Jeffersonville. A. M. Bain is manager.
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Secretary of State
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Pitsburg
Javoh W. Brigham
J. Smith
Pinkney Varble
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