Tragedy at the Saloon Ends in Domestic Murder
A German immigrant man, George Noerr, killed his wife at the Lincoln Lane saloon home late Thursday, then shot himself at the children’s home. The dying wife, Emma Noerr, and the couple’s 12 year old daughter Emma witnessed the events, while Ed Benitsch, the ex husband, and others described the brutal scene and the fatal wound. The coroner and undertaker collected the body as neighbors and friends mourned.
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Ube
Watkins Hired as Hoosier Manager for 1909 Season
W H Watkins of the Sioux City club has been chosen to pilot the Indianapolis Hoosiers next year. The move comes after Billy Shargal left for another team, with local management previously debating Watkins for weeks in Chicago. Watkins brings a reputation for turning Sioux City into a noted winner and is expected to repeat success with Indiana in the Western League.
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Agala
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Nehphew Arrested in Cetin Murder Probe
The filing reports William D. Tromb ley, a nephew of murdered miner Chauvin, arriving from New York and being arrested on charges of complicity. The article mentions a scheduled trial, a mass meeting at Mozart hall, and various local notices including property issues and public concerns.
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Bia
Dereon
Williaat D. Trombley
Chauvin
New York
Morelog
Whispers and Politics Mix in Murky Interview
Fragmented OCR prose recounts a chaotic interview with Merrill and others amid Democratic and Republican tensions. A reporter faces evasive replies as figures like Merrill and Fitzsimmons weigh political optics and public statements while others discuss boxing and theater plans.
Monstrous Debate Sparks Republican Split Drama
Fragmented article reports a heated intra party clash with charges against the Republicans, a press conference, and a scheduled debate. It notes organizers, candidates, and a call to challenge Hon. Charles L. Haury with a public meeting planned.
Palace troubles and imperial intrigue disrupt Peklo
Turmoil reported in the palace at Peklo with European arrivals and troops sent from Irrin to quell unrest. Reports mention palace intrigues involving Poklo Jagora and the emperor’s succession rumors, while foreign women and children are urged to depart. Chinese and German authorities face blockage in Shanghai operations amid disputed transfers. Judge Cox summons Green over a contempt matter related to an escape during transport. Weather outlook predicts clouds then fair. Local political events include Democratic rally at Marsachu pote, with officers elected in a Herculean Republican club meeting.
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Sirssumas
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Kramer Denied Payment for Municipal Board Convention Expense
Andrew Kramer of the Board of Works attended a municipal boards convention in Buffalo. He submitted a city voucher for 8615, which was rejected by Controller Trusler. After a meeting with Mayor Wenny, a warrant was issued for the amount, though Trusler declined further comment.
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Board of ‘Works
Manterpal Boards
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Troder
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Truster
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Trusler
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Disorderly convention at Noberta park church described
The W. O. T. Acastate convention opened at Noberta park church amid chaos as ribbons and signs declared page and organized page. President Bira LM Keck of Bloomington struggled to control proceedings while four women simultaneously called names causing disruption.
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Noberta Park Church
Sigua
Bass Good
Bira
Keck
Bloomington
Cammack
Auate
Varniui
Mia Hathcock
RUN DOWN BY HOUNDS INDIANA RAID CAPTURED ROBBERS
In Uniontown Ind robbers who wrecked a vault with dynamite escaped with about 4700 dollars. A pursing posse trailed them through woods and rail lines. One robber Charles Hivers was wounded and captured. two others fled but might be caught. Local crowd watched as armed men, led by Sheriff Johnson, chased the suspects toward Geld.
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Buntrade
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Swies City
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Yeo Ninlen Moses
Detroit Fire Sweeps Building Killing Five Firemen
A Detroit fire gutted Keenan and Jabo’s furniture factory on Woodward Avenue. The boiler room blaze spread via the elevator shaft as the front wall collapsed, killing five firemen and injuring several others. Names listed include Lieut Michael Doashua and several fire department members.
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Michael Ball
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Clark
Untitled Prohibition Case At Mick's Saloon Reported
A messy notice reports Sunday charges against WHERI's OOK LEXOW and others including Albert Kerr Benny P Wallace and Mick's saloon staff for calling liquor. W A Ogbara won the prosecuting attorney. Geor 8 for defense, plea changes and fines issued. Costs listed with about ten dollars per case.
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Hou Wittenberg
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Apo
Fire Ravages Virginia Town Destroying Court House and Jail
A fierce blaze swept through Cranssticks Virginia, Oct 5, with high winds fanning the flames. Homes along Main Street burned, three blocks opposite the courthouse were destroyed, and the courthouse and jail suffered major damage. Dozens of residents fled. Neely and Schanan were reported dead, and the town faced losses around $30,000 amid a spreading fire.
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Unconfirmed Death Report From Telegram In Chicago
A telegram received in Chicago at 1 o clock Friday states the czar’s death has not yet been confirmed. Separate notes mention stock price reactions and a rumored protection request from the Egyptian government concerning property in EFFD. Other items include arrests in Indianapolis and a West city council meeting approving a contract for a new city hall and salary adjustments.
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