English Fear Grips Public Over Beresford Moves
London reports show England unsettled as negotiations with Russia stall and financiers warn Europe cannot weather another war. Cabinet meeting at Balfour home, Rothschild among financiers pressing for peace. Gibraltar dispatches note reduced mobilization excitement and ships sailing east, while battles at Port Arthur area intensify with losses and envelopment.
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Terrible hospital mistake leads to poison deaths in Alabama
A chaotic sequence of events across Alabama reports a nurse error causing two women to receive poison and die, followed by several duels. In Bladmingham and nearby towns, men and women were killed or injured in violent confrontations, including a wedding duel in Candig where a minister was shot, and a fatal shooting in Dolomite after a ceremony.
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Carbolic acid mix killed two typhoid patients at City Hospital
Nurse Georgia Funk at City Hospital mistook carbolic acid for hot water and gave turpentine injections to two convalescent typhoid patients, Susie A Cox and Sarah Shaw, both died overnight. Funk is prostrated and under suspicion as hospital reels from west wing renovations causing confusion. Investigations to determine actions forthcoming.
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Delay Play Hurried Ballot Printing in Knox Election Fight
Court hearings extend time to print ballots as attorneys for election board and Knox opponents clash over Knox name on the ballot. Judge Alle urges moving swiftly to avoid delaying ballots while witnesses describe signatures and attempts to prove authenticity of 200 required names.
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Boys barred from danger after firing in suburb
The Horatre boys, young neighbors known for shooting at cans and birds from their yard, were arrested on a neighbor’s warrant. Judge Whallon released them with a warning to destroy slings and stop reckless shooting, noting suburbia leniency. Also, R A Shiel to publish Stand for Indianapolis and Tom's Record weekly starting Nov 3.
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Affections of Wife Basis for Suit at City Court
The plaintiff admits memory gaps on the number of men he shot as James J. Adams states a complex domestic conflict. Mrs Stewart accuses Adams of poisoning her mind to leave her husband, while Adams and others deny wrongdoing. Witnesses describe a tense marriage, alleged cruelties, and a claim of an extramarital connection. The courtroom scene grows humorous as legal banter and testimony unfold.
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Water disaster in North Carolina reservoir kills many
A reservoir break in North Carolina released one and a half million gallons of water causing appalling destruction. At least seventeen are dead and nine buildings were carried away by floodwaters with victims trapped under debris. Names include Mrs Feaples Thomas South and Mrs John and a few others.
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Groom in Kilts at London Wedding
Fragmentary notice reports the wedding of Helo Phipps to Matti et New York, with unclear details. A Parisian reference and a Beaufort Vase cotmareh are mentioned, plus a sum or price and a name Joseph wlinge. The text is garbled with many unreadable names and terms.
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Patrolman James Crabtree accused of unprovoked beating
Testimony before the board alleges Patrolman James Crabtree, colored, struck an elderly white woman, Mrs. Martiet Bueng, without provocation while on duty. Crabtree counters that the woman attacked him. the board heard both sides and will decide on discipline.
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Girl Blames Mother In Court Arraignment
Henrietta Marches, a girl of about ten, testified that her mother Marguerite Marchesi had an awful temper and tried to harm her. The trial before Judge Stubbs concerns alleged certiginility and a note about furniture and a stolen wallet. The case, part of a wider local report, mentions Rev. Goodwin’s birthday and a family gathering.
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de Naghieg
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