Atkinson Spanks Women Prompting Court Fine
In Boston on September, J. D. Athie n fined 25 for assault and battery on two unknown women. Atkinson amused himself by spanking every pretty woman he passed. He slapped about a dozen Ac omien who paid no mind until one woman grabbed him then yelled. He boarded an uptown car and later resumed. The first woman spank victim struck him, breaking his jaw and sending him to a policeman. During the scuffle Atkinson’s evening dress was stained.
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Atkinson
Boston
Splj
J. D. Athien
President Roosevelt Will Not Dine With Sir Thomas Lipton
In Oyster Bay a Sept 1 statement from William Loeb Jr secretary to President Roosevelt confirms the president accepted the dinner invitation to the Seawanhaka-Corinthian yacht club event but with the condition that Sir Thomas Lipton and his party not attend. Loeb explains the decision stemmed from past courtesies extended to Lipton at the White House and aboard the Mayflower. club members and Lipton’s status remain uncertain.
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Wiliam Loeb, Jr
Roosevelt
Hail
Stawankaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Thoms Liptor
Loeb
Bagamore Hill
Sir Thomas
White House
North Atlantic
Scawanhaka Club
Lob
Mr. Loeb
Thomas Lipton
Colgate Hoyt
Francia G. Stewart
Seuwanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Footpad Fatally Shoots Officer in Seattle
In Seattle on a September night Policeman Albert Schauterman was murdered by William Thomas a footpad he attempted to arrest. Thomas was captured after being shot and seriously wounded by another officer.
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Geattle
Wash
Sept. H
Albert Schauterman
Wiliam Thomas
Thomas
Follows Wife 70 The Grave in Fatal Action at Planters Hotel
In St Louis Maine on September 1 a man named Rocet Hatcher after learning of his wife s death killed himself with a sting and died at the Planters Hotel The telegram from Chicago notes the incident as a suicide following the spouse s death.
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ST Louis
Rocet
Dynamite blast kills two in Michigan freight car
A dynamite blast in a Michigan Central freight car near Bay City on Sunday killed switchmen R. Boucher and C. Hopper and wounded condor John Crackle fireman William Noble and engineer Robert Roblin. The explosion shattered windows for miles, damaged 30 houses, and prompted claims the blast resulted from a discharged cartridge or ammunition from the car.
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Bay City
Mte
Michigan Central
Boucher
C. Hopper
Condor John Crackle
William Noble
Robert Roblin
Winvdow
Essexville
Pocketbooks and Birds Will Suffer Fashion Forecast
In Chicago on September 14 51 to 60 dressmakers from across the country opened a weeklong Lexington hotel session to discuss fall styles. No radical changes expected in women's garments though artistic tweaks loom with fuller skirts and elbow fullness. Cloaks will be half fitting and long, hats rise in crown height and trim with feathers.
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Chicago
Lexington
Riveres
Bankers Death by Self Destruction Shocks St Louis
Joseph Schilling an exchange teller at Lafayette Bank and owner of two saloons killed himself by shooting Monday in St Louis. Married and from a prominent German family, he moved in elite circles. No cause given. Also note Buffalo observed President McKinley death anniversary with no official observance.
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ST. Louis
Joseph Schling
Lafayette Bank
Schilling
Buffalo
M.kinley
Kaiser On Hunting Trip With Archduke Frederick
Kaiser Wilhelm arrives at Bellye Hungary and plans a hunting trip with Archduke Frederick before visiting Vienna. The item mentions Americans suffering stomach pains and promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a cure available at any drug store.
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Kaiser
Vienna
Kaiser Wilhelm
Bellye
Hungary
Archduke Frederick
Burdock
Dru
Memory of McKinley Statue Unveiled in Toledo Audience of 50,000
Senator Hanna chaired the ceremonies and Senator Fairbanks gave the address as 50,000 visitors gathered in Toledo. A naval parade on the river opened the event, followed by a land parade. The McKinley statue by Albert Wieners was unveiled, costing 315000 with patrons listed on the base.
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Hanna
Fairbanks
Toledo
McKinley
Mise de Wby Roneiro
Saroa
Miao
Cfty
United Stes
Sivah
Manna
Stracuers
Fairhianks
McKinley Tall
Pas
Seine
Ink
Fairhienks
Todd
Fps
Martees
Befanes
Wiliam Mckinley
Americas
Albert Weiner
Sehieh Mag
Persis
Chase for Willie Ends with Surrender in Court
Willie fled from home Monday as his father and Clerk Juner pursued him through the neighborhood. He was seen near Clerk Joiner multiple times before eventually surrendering. He appeared in Judge Stubbs' court that morning, with no disposition yet made.
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Juner
Willie
Wille
Che
Wiles
Stubbs
Vaurt
Manda
Two Girls From Hope Run Away From Home
Shelbyville, Ind. Two 18 year old girls from Hope, Miss Smith and Miss Everode, ran away Sunday night hiring a liveryman to Shelbyville aiming for Indianapolis. Intercepted by the sheriff, they were returned to Hope Monday morning. One girl had money but said she kept Sunday school funds at home. They express determination to leave again seeking to see the country.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Henett
Smith
Hope
Miss Smith
Robert Smith
Defended His Brother Emerges in Portland Fight
Robert Williams 32 and Frank Williams 20 were involved in a fight at a polo court in Portland. Robert sustained a serious arm wound and other injuries while Frank, who did not appear scratched, was held by the judge as the knife wielder under a $500 bond pending grand jury action.
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Robert Willams
Thir Ely
Frank
Wineinnath
Sark
Howard
Portland
Polo Court
Ahield
Ife
Wreiuer
Langley Sails as Airship Frustrations Grow
Washington reports Prof. E. P. Langley abandons Widewater experiments after the Buzzard engine malfunctions again. He has booked passage abroad while assistant Manley plans another trial amid repeated equipment damage. Clarence Egnor is electrocuted in Auburn prison for the 1901 murder of keeper Archibald Benedict.
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Washington
E. P. Langley
Manley
Clarence Egnor
Auburn
N. Y
Archibald Benedict
Hurricane wreck leaves million in losses in Tampa region
Reports from Tampa describe damages totaling about 31,000,000 after a hurricane. In Chicago Harold Richard Vynne, former editor of New York Town Topics, died Sunday while confined in Dunning asylum.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Tampa
Harold Vynne
Chicago
Harold Richard Vynne
New York
Dunning
One Bid On Tomlinson Hall Improvements
One bid was received by the Board of Works on Tomlinson Hall remodeling plans drawn by Atenttec Jobs HS Stem. The sole bidder was William P Jungelaus Co., with an estimate of 47300. The project aims to beautify the hall, improve acoustics, install storage under the y of the spire, extend the stage 12 feet, and redecorate the interior.
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Board of Works
Tomlinson Hall
Atenttec Jobs HS Stem
William P. Jungelaus
Ana Ity
Tomlinson Halt
Hall
Wall Street Mixed as London Stocks Slump on Wheat Storms
American and British markets show cautious activity with London stocks subdued by weather and grain fears. Reports note lower prices in New York and Chicago commodity futures, with mixed rail and industrial shares, while cattle and hogs markets vary across cities like East Liberty and Cincinnati reflecting steady to softer demand.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Capper
Pani Jose i
Ean
Ade
Discussy
Trst Howe
NOY
Watush
Reading
Lannad
Parkie
Rock Island
SUWAT
Southern Pacific
Athibbon
St. Paul
Canadian Pacite
Penney Ivatt
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Comparlan
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