Wisconsin man surrenders after drowning stranger
Georgi Tachek, a young man with a good reputation, confessed to police that he killed a stranger by holding the man’s head under water until he stopped struggling. The body, over six feet tall and powerful, was found along the eastbound track. Police are investigating the fatal incident and seeking identity of the deceased.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Georgi Tachek
Twllee
Tuchek
Iris
Eastrond
Hima
Tucchek
Injury at New York horse show shocks crowd at Madison Square Garden
John G. Hrek echer, secretary of the National horse show, was struck amid a crush of thousands at the Madison Square Garden event. He received lacerations and head injuries as riders and spectators battled near the southern gate. Surgeons treated him at the scene before he traveled home. The evening featured pony Berkeley Bantam’s sale price of 5.4 and guests including Miss Aber Roosevelt and Mrs. Chauncey M. Depew.
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New York
John G. Hrekecher
Madiaan Square Garden
Apne
Asting
Dew
Erigur Teeksener
Mayur McClellan
Drivers on Strike
Seven firms join the furniture wagon drivers strike as Friday steps aim to spread the action to thirteen more firms in the Furniture Manufacturers Association, involving broader labor action in Chicago.
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Scripps-Afrae Telegran
Chicago
Freniture Manufacturers’ Association
Daughter to receive $10,000 upon law degree
Col Mov 18. Miss Mabel Carter, daughter of a Cripple Creek miner, will receive 310,000 from her father when she graduates from the law department of the University of Denver and opens an office.
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Scripps
RAE
DEER
Col
Mabel Carter
Cripple Creek
Law Department
University of Denver
Printer mislabel sparks supreme court case in Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi reports a unique civil action where Tr W Potter sued Cumberland Telephone for listing his name as Rev instead of Dr in the subscriber directory. Jury awarded $600 for alleged injury from the misprint, appeal now pending at the state supreme court.
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Sunj Jackson
Miss
Supreme Court
Tr. W. Potter
Cumberland Telephone Company
Vnreult Court of Tate Couy
Potter
D. W. Potter
Yue Devait Court
A Ee
Fire destroys pier in Boston causing $800000 loss
A blaze began Friday night at pier No. b of the Hoosac tunnel docks in Boston and swept the pier to the water's edge, causing an estimated loss of $800,000. An Italian earthquake was reported felt Friday in Florence Pisa and Urbino with no damage noted.
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Boston
Hoosac Tunnel
Waders
Italy
Rome
Fridey
Florence
Pisa
Urbino
Mexico to adopt gold standard and coinage reform
Nov 18 report states the Mexican government will favor a gold standard. President Diaz will send a special message to congress urging change to advance progress, including proposing a new 5 cent dollar coin similar to the U S dollar used in the Philippines.
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Mexico
Diaz
Congress
Two Die In A Buggy
Detroit police report a night discovery on Oak Street of a man and four women with forehead bullet wounds inside an upright buggy. Sheriff John Lorenz identified the man as Henry Hu�ebrand, a Wyandotte resident, with the body found near 245 a m Friday after a night of heavy driving.
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Scrippe-M'Rae
Detroit
Mid
John Lorenz
Wyandotte
Oak St
Te Tig
Henry Hu‘ebrand
Seutten Ave
Service of assault case testimony leads to witness dismissal
A district attorney notes faulty and unreliable testimony by a key witness. J C Anderson testified a young man claimed witnessing the shooting. Abe Levy says private examination led to dismissal. the witness would be called again to prove the defendant’s suicide.
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Brunesil
Priday
Talesman
J.C. Anderson
Davie
Abe Levy
Miss Patterson
Diechsteick
Fair Open After Dec 1 Dec 1 closing of exposition urged
The ISCRIPPS MRAE Telegram reports that management plans to keep the fair and exhibit palace open beyond December 1 while awaiting a decision from President Francis. They expect possible airship plants and concessions to remain, with admission still charged and a committee to decide on wrecking and final operations.
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Iscripps-M'Rae
Louis
Halda
Francis
National Commissionce
Allen
Dave
Pittsburgh Bishop Supports Subway Drinking Stance
A Pittsburg church leader Bishop Pac ter Parchardt Whiten of the Eplecuna church appears in Pittsburg to defend subways over capital. He aims to reach working men who want to drink and who will drink, upholding a stance tied to the subway issue.
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Uscripps-Mrae
Pittsburg
Parchardt Whiten
Pitsburs Kveese
Eplecuna
Pacter
Pipe thief jailed for four-year concurrent terms
John Pagg, a registry clerk at the post office, was sentenced to four years for stealing a meerabaum pipe from a mall and for stealing a package containing 800 in currency. The two sentences are to be served concurrently.
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Iscripps-M'Rae
Kanbas City
John Pagg
Post Office
War Santenerdie
Naked Corporal Ohashi Leads Japanese Troops to Victory
A Sun special from Terre Haute reports Lance corporal Ohashi, famed as the “naked warrior,” led Imperial Guards to victory over Russians in the Yalu river crossing. The story, printed in Kinkotio Magazine, says Ohashi stripped to fight, killed an enemy with a musket, and earned imperial praise for bravery during the May 1 battle.
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Mis Troope
Sunterre Haute
Kinkotio
Tokyo
Japan
Ohashi
Chiutiens Cheng
Yalu
Imperial Guards
Aiho
Quasii
Oshani
City Record for a Day Births and Marriages
Births list several families with names and addresses including Barnes Davis Litterar Byerly Poindexter Smock Tyner Carter Dugdale and others with birth types such as girl and boy. Deaths note Henry Workman Peter Misa A. Gripton Anna Hughes Philena Wells and others with causes or hospital notes. Marriages list Fogle Edwarde Lane and others. Building permits include Pierson Rabbon Miler and others. Telegram item from Springfield notes Senator Fairbanks arrival and Weds W. Post wedding to Lila Young.
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Henry Workman
W. Washington
Peter Misa
A. Gripton
Anna Hughes
North
Borne
Philena A. Wells
Blue
Walnut
Abe
Fulton
Behulz
Leaconness Hose
Liberty Bell Liberty Bell Rally In Indianapolis and Philadelphia
Traction and terminal sheds indicate Liberty Bell tour proceed to Ohio and Pennsylvania then Washington Street. Hundreds of children followed the bell car as it reached the Belt line and gathered at the traction station for a large patriotic meeting. Mayor Holtzman welcomed the Philadelphia party and Senator Beverlage toasted liberty. Thomas Cory Dead. Thomas H. Gary, formerly an Indianapolis grocer, died on a train en route to Indianapolis. body to be returned home for burial.
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Ohio-at
Ohio-st
Pennsylvania-at
Pennsylvania
Washington-at
Washington-st
Washington
J Wilnols-sts
Vincennes
Thousanna
Holtzman
Philadelphia
Robert Crier
Major Weaver
America
Claypool
Indianapolis
Philadelphans
Weaver
Beverlage
Henry Philadelphia
John W. Kern
Thomas Cory
Thomas H. Gary
Oordo
Omaha
Thursdey
Wheat Prices Drift Higher Across Markets
New York and Pittsburgh reports show wheat firming with December futures around 148.50 and higher in early trading. Corn prices ease while livestock sections note mixed demand for pork lard and creamery dairy products amid market volatility.
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New York
Scripfs-M'Rae Telegram
Vbchieke Ae
SiMe
New York Stocks Open Higher Amid Broad Market Strength
The opening range showed gains in key names including J. & N., Southern railway, St. Paul, and Wabash preferred, with Cloverleaf preferred up and C. & O. higher. Copper and steels advanced as a broad market rise supported by abroad optimism. profit taking later trimmed gains before a late rally tied to Union Pacific strength.
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New York
Scripps-M'Rab
Southern Railway
St. Paul
Atchison
Reading
Gould Southwestern
Missouri Pacifi MK & T
St. van
Tennessee
Erie
L Py
B&o
Amalgamated Copper
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Iscripps-M Rae
Elkhart
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United States Treasury
Ecripps-M'Rae
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Scripfs-7rae Telegram
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Weber
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Kentucky
Scripps-M' Rae
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Cumberland Falls
George Curd
Thomas Curd
Emma Duram
Tite
Old Mexico
JAP Were
Naked Hero
Corporal Ohashi
Talk OF
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John M
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Julia Davis
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Talbutt
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Richard Fogle
Jenaie Ewarde
George W. Lane
Bat PB
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Goldie M.sel
Pierson & Rabbon
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Coe Miler
Metall
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Iscrippsrm
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Millan
Ph Gamma Della Fratereity
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Scripps-Irae
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Scripps-M'Rae Telegram
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Viola Allen
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