Mystery in Cincinnati Suburb Deepens Over Louise Mueller Killing
Reports from Cincinnati detail police interrogations of Theodore Salman and William Wilson, tied to the death of Louise Mueller whose body was found in Lovers Lane. Investigators compare shoe and clothing clues, note inconsistent alibis, and seek to pierce Salman and Wilson’s evasive statements as they pursue a theory that a bottle with dried blood may be a murder weapon.
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Scripps-Wrae
Cincinnati
Crawford
Theodore Salman
Express
Wm. Wilken
Louise Mueller
Lovers Lane
Callahan
Chas
Findl
Arniv
Jackson
Frank Eastman
Miller
William Wilson
Teesdore Salm
Hicion
Wilsons
Salmon
Spring Grove
Wise
Wilson
Ian
Ridence
Nellie Allender
Florence Wels- Kettle
Woodward Re-elected Mayor in Atlanta Race
James G. Woodward won the Atlanta mayoral race by a 158 plurality, defeating Harry Stack Dell and John B. Goodwin. Woodward had previously served as mayor, facing controversy over conduct and a resignation note while intoxicated. He drew strongest support from laboring elements.
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Scripps-3
RAE
Atlanta
James G. Woodward
Harry Stackdell
John B. Goodwin
Oddfellows
Woodward
Girl Hanged Herself Claimed In Palatine Barn
Chicago Oct 6 Confession of John Harmening, brother of Minnie Harmening, 11, tied to a beam in her father s barn near Palatine Illinois, ends murder theory. He says he found her hanging after returning with younger children and claims the rope and marks support suicide. Family fears shock and authorities pursued the case through nightlong searches by sheriffs bloodhounds and armed locals.
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Iscripps-M'Rae
Chicago
John Harmening
Minnie Harmening
Palatine
Acad
Minnig Iarmening
Dog electrocuted by stray electrical wire incident
Lancaster detective reports a man tied a wire around his dog’s neck and stretched it across a rail on the Sel f action line. The dog was killed when the wire contacted the third rail. The man, D Houseworth, was badly burned by the wire, but two friends rescued him. he lies in serious condition.
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Iscripps-Mrarts. Kgram
Lancaster
Det
Bon
D. House
Worth
Valle
Flouseworth
Three Die in Rear Collision at Southern Yards
In Charlotte and Chicago dispatches, a rear end collision in the Southern yards killed conductor Elm Wise brakeman Wa or Zeigier and a switchman Geilbeau. All three were crushed between the caboose and shifting engine as a engine displaced the caboose during yard moves. Detectives chase Eddie Fay who escaped jail in Janesville as shots exchanged near West Chicago. Fay is alleged to have looted the Chicago post office months ago.
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Iscripps-M'Rae
Charlotte
Get
Southern
Elm
Wise
Zeigier
Geilbeau
Scripps-M'Rae
Chicago
Eddie Fay
Janesville
Wis
West Chicago
Fay
Greenspan suit over rent and damages in McMaster court
Albert J Greenspan sues Hyman Solomon for five dollars alleging breach of rent agreement. Solomon rented rooms at 088 Timelsst. Greenspan says Solomon paid with a hatchet threat and his wife was harmed. Solomon denies hostility and claims kindness throughout the dispute.
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Albert J. Greenspan
Hyman Soloman
McMaster
Greenapaw
Solomon
Greenspaw
Big naval battle outside harbor reported near Che Foo
A dispatch from Che Foo dated am Oct 6 describes a major naval engagement outside the harbor with flashes over the city as shells burst. Japanese cruisers reportedly fired at a British steamer and Cossacks chased Japanese forces while firing waned at dawn.
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Uscripps.m
London
Che Fao
Che Fen
Riot at National Republican League officers election
Delegates at a German House convention faced turmoil as sergeants at arms halted clashes during a three hour vote to elect a president. J Hampton Moore faced sharp opposition but won decisively, then Moore yielded the chair and nominations followed amid continued uproar over administration.
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National Republican League
Teat
J. Hampton Moore
Very
Moore
Std
I. Madding
Albert J. Edwards
Pennsylvania
Mr. Moore
Charles A.trimble
New Jereon
Philip Rosenther
New Yorkd
Wondmansee
Desistion
Bane
Tntuit
JR M Theh
Neinithy
William G. Macens
Chivaga Wrowes
Delaware
Massachusetts
American College League
Bronhard McFatriet
Nolhe Ceaten
W. Weeks
W. Porter
S. D. Redding
SD. Mellman
Man Charged With Assault Fined and Released After Court
A husband charged with assaulting his wife was fined in court and taken to lock-up. Friends later told court a different story, and he was released on promise to leave her. The woman taunted him from the cage and declared the world would think he is guilty.
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William Peyton
Columbia Binck
Peyton
Fairbanks Readers Report Utah Delegates and Domestic Cases
The article covers Utah voting in a convention, Massachusetts delegate disputes, and the mass of chaos as the roll call records states and officers. It also details Peyton versus wife court testimony and a suspended sentence with intent to separate, plus a mill employee returning home to find newborns.
JAPS FIRE AT BRITISH SHIP NEAR MIAO TAO ISLANDS
A Japanese cruiser Suma fired a shot at the British steamer Shenan west of the Miao Tao Islands. The shot narrowly missed the Shenan as it passed by about six hours west of Taku. An officer aboard Shenan said two blank shots had been fired earlier, though the captain heard nothing before the vessel crossed his bow.
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Miao Tao Islands
Scripps-Aurae Carlegramt Cme Foo
Taku
Nesday
Miao Tau Islands
Craier Suma
Cay Lo
Dee
Break Automobile Record Between Chicago and New York
Lawrence Duffie and Eddie Bala set a new automobile record from Chicago to New York covering the distance in 38 hours and 6 minutes. They arrived in Weehawken just before 2 pm Thursday and reached New York ten minutes later, claiming they can further reduce the time.
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Scripps-M'Rae
New York
Lawrence Duffie
Eddie Bala
Chicago
Weehawken
Fighting Near Mukden Forces Reinforce Front
On the Russian southern front near Mukden Japanese reinforcements are noted. A six squadron reconnaissance Wednesday found a small Japanese infantry detachment near Ballachere. Desultory firing followed with both sides withdrawing. Japanese formations moved south with brisk skirmishing. Russians claimed three prisoners and some ammunition. Cossacks pursued for five versts.
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Mukden
Iscrupps-Milae
Ballachere
Sun making great strides in Indianapolis news
The Indianapolis Sun gains attention in Columbus Republican readers as it moves toward front news status in Indianapolis. Journal features widely received, and the paper earns trust for reliable reporting over fairy tales.
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Columbus Republican
Indianapolis
Ficts
Heald Journal
Beratse
Ita Columna
No Action Planned on Private Banks at Indiana Bankers Meeting
The Indiana Bankers Association held a morning session in the Claypool hotel assembly room featuring speeches by J. W. Sale Jon Knight and J. A. Pollard. An informal discussion followed on banking questions with no resolutions to be introduced on private banks though a move may arise. The convention continues with reports and officer elections as exhibits of banking machines and automatic adders draw interest and refreshments are offered to visitors.
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Bankers’ Association
Dlaypool
J. W. Sale
Jon Knight
J. A
Indiana Tar Associations
Claypool
Indiana
Actions Were Queer Richard Reach Faces Stalking Case
Richard Reach was fined $1 and sentenced to six months in the workhouse by Special Judge Wilson on Wednesday for stalking Charles Cook. A few weeks earlier Cook and two friends confronted a man near the river who threatened to drown a boy, fought them with a knife, and fled after being arrested as Richard Roach.
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Richard Reach
Charles Cook
Wilson
Conk
Cook
Ft Issali
Richard Roach
Wilson Het
Duocer
Trio of Bold Thefts Strikes Washington Street Homes
Three adjacent homes along a single block were broken into early Thursday by what appears to be one gang. James Sanders of 2 F Washington St lost $12 from his pants pocket after a ride window entry. Daniel Foley at J E Washington St had a gray overcoat stolen. Dr. Joseph Cain at 3618 E Washington St had a pair of trousers and $10 taken.
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James Sanders
F. Washington St
Sander
Daniel Foley
J. E
Washington-st
Joseph Cain
Filipinos to Hold Mass Meeting on Independence
Manila reports a mass meeting of Filipinos planned for Sunday at the National theater. The event aims to define support for the American committee on Philippine Independence with Geneva Sandigo as principal speaker, a figure once tied to succession rumors regarding Aguinaldo.
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Scripps-M Rae Cablegram
Manila
National Theater
American Committee On
Philippine Independence
Geneva Sandigo
Aguinaids
English woolen firm sues over use of name
The English woolen company has brought suit against Joseph J. Tant seeking 7100 damages and a court order restraining Plant from using the name of the English woolen company.
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Joseph J. Tant
Judge Stubbs Backs Prosecution of Saloonkeepers Over Minor Drinking
A Richmond court hears multiple juvenile alcohol cases. A 12 year old and a 10 year old drank beer at Garvey's and a saloon keeper testified they sold to minors. Judge Stubbs condemns saloonkeepers and urges action while noting court limits.
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Judge Stubbs
Businese
Fat King
Stubbs
Miley King
Stubbs Weare
Garvey
Cornee
Blarkford
Washington
Chisey
Jin Tice
White
Mitchell
Witte
Behal Conte
Hat pin in battery case stirs police court scene
In a police court Thursday Melia Ware and Nora Cox faced assault and battery charges after a dispute over a bill with Charles Fairchild, a bill collector for L. Cy Tyler. Fairchild testified he was called vile names and struck. Mrs Cox reportedly struck with a hat pin during the dispute. The case labels, names, and fragmented details reflect a chaotic hearing with incomplete testimony.
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Melia Ware
E. Bixetoonth
Nora Cox
E. Biae
Coats
Charles Fairchild
L. Cy Tyler
Fairchild
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