Woman Accused of Killing Husband in Chambersburg Case
In Chambersburg Louisiana two women, Mrs Zolda Gerhold and her mother Mrs Ricker, were arrested without bail for murder of Keller, a farmer. A chemical analysis found enough poison in Keller’s stomach to kill four men, and letters linking Mrs Keller to Jenny Heckman spurred police to act. Mrs Gerhold claimed Jenny Heckman poisoned her husband and criticized authorities.
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Chambersburg
Keller
Mra
Zolda Gerhold
Mra Ricker
Mra. Gerhold
J. J. Gerhold
Mra. Keller
Jenny Heckman
Atate
Mia
Gerhold
Ieane Heckman
Liner Nantucket Sinks After Fogbound Collision At Sea
A Merchants and Miners liner the Nantucket rescued 86 survivors after colliding with the Monroe near Winter Quarter Shoal Lightship causing the Monroe to sink. The disaster claimed 48 lives including Captain Johnson’s officers and many passengers and crew. The two ships battled fog and a swift sinking, with rescue efforts ongoing as dawn broke off Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Merchants’ & Miners
Nantucket
Old Dominion
Monroe
Whelena
Johnson
Paasengers
Toi
Johnnies
Dutehy
Winter Quarter
McGinnis Seeks Democratic Nomination for Governor
Dee Moines Iowa records show McGinnis applying for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He has previously run for Congress in the First District in 1900 and later held a leadership position in Wilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Moines
Mo Bleools
Leon
Evernor
Teket
Olonis Hase
Cangreas
Wighth
Mighh
Hryan
Wilton Mewae
Mtu Edi
Cedar Rapids
Lie
Old Friends at Bier of Ex Senator Cullom
Chieway Jan. G Man Cie aioe ie aban political friende foding wither at the union miaction bo Pe. Oolve the boos of Bhelibw M.Cathon former United Seaton eq nator fronch fools, who died at bie heme io Wilh. Mugla Wed rimagben ho dunerad eae renudied bo C'like ame hoe whwrt tine May off Bemsitet Oulbouee Lateran te Geteards dueeomapada sailed te Manly te Sperling twlel the fone lute where the funeral will be tele
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieway
Aioe
Union Miaction
Bo Pe
Bhelibw
M.cathon
United
Seaton
Nator
Bie Heme
Mugla
Rimagben
Dunerad
Bemsitet
Lateran
Monroe Sinks After Collision With Nantucket In Dense Fog
In a fog bound night the Monroe and Nantucket collided, 86 rescued in icy seas as both vessels broke apart. The Nantucket towed the disabled Monroe through thick mist toward Norfolk where rescue ships and a revenue cutter awaited, while Mrs Woods learned of her husband’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Johnson
Monroe
Berry Svun
Mae Ore Hoate
Wea
Dominion
Hamilton
Norfolk
Ononange
Damilion
T. J. Woods
New York
Collision Likely Between Monroe and Nantucket Near Hogeland
News from Norfolk reports a probable head on collision between the liner Monroe and the Nantucket about 45 miles southwest of the Winterquarter lightship near Hogeland. The Monroe sank quickly. passengers were awakened by the shock as rescue operations began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Wirless
Virginian Beach
Monroe
New York
Nantucket
Huston
Hogeland
Johnson
Wner
Calla
Boeton
Smation
Onondaga
Capos
Monroe Sinks in Collision Killings Reported
Official confirmation of the Monroe steamer sinking comes from Old Dominion Steamship president H. H. Walker after Washington talks. Captain Leyland, initially doubtful, cites 14 aboard with 46 first cabin and eight second cabin passengers and 70 crew. Nantucket proceeds toward Norfolk. Monroe built Newport News with 4704 gross tons and 2890 net, 445 feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monroe
HH. H. Walker
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Washington
Leyland
Wrent
Anl
Monrar
Walker
Te Nanticket
Caplin Levhin Wild
Offic
Nantucket
Norfolk
Wold
Monroy
Newport News
B. P B. Johnson
Guy Heneley
J. EF. Gately
John Perkina
Warren Seeks Endowment for Yankton College
Washington dispatch reports K. Warren president of Yankton College seeks endowment funds for the institution. He traveled to press the case and met with supporters and potential donors today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Washington
K. Warren
Yankton Collear
Raike
Sterling
Postmaster Nominations Sent to Senate
The president sent to the Senate on January 30 a list of lone postmaster nominees including Bemuel A. Buianer for Dallas Conterdubu Durab Gilman and Joti H. Kerr for Pleamantville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, I. C
Senate
Bemuel A. Buianer
Dallas Conterdubu
Durrab
Gilman
Joti H. Kerr
Pleamantville
Alice Longworth Inherits Estate Amid Probate Filing
Cambridge, Mia, June 30. An estate matter reports that Alice Longworth is set to inherit a portion of Mia Urolime I Chewtout HU. The filing notes a $1,000 value attributed to a Potato asset and mentions the claimant as Mire Tongwyrth, mother and former wife of Vulanel Roosevelt, with details listed in the probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Longworth
Cambridge
Mia
Urolime I
Mit
Beaune
Bain
Tongwyrth
Vulanel Roosevelt
Theatre Tragedy Claims Cast and Crew in Newport News
A theater disaster at Newport News Va. cost the lives of several performers and crew members. William Woods of Boston directed the production based on a southern Confederate novel by Aumuatn Kvone. Victims include Miss Haviland leading the production and Decree Lewis New York manager who also acted. H B Vernon and Ian Seville of New York are listed among the dead. KR S Etheridge survived as junior wireless operator. chief operator F J Kuehn was lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wroltton
Meh
W. L
Newark
N. J
Clauben
Milwaukee
Wis
Curtis
Lieu
Coat Artillery
Davis
FL C
Brooklyn
Haviland
Macaria Theatrical Company
Ingham
Sumter
Jellefp
Mit
Maceria Theatrical Company
Lewis
Macaria
Lyone, & P
New Yo Marlow
Theatrical Company
Okakamato
Socle O
Gray, Va
Ray
Aid
New York
Macorhs Theatrical Company
HYHER
Vernon
Macaca Theatrical Company
Kune
United States Marine
Willa Aon
MRA
Thomas
Marrington
Reacue
Witnese
Johnson
Rorfon
Nantucket
Anolph Hemburn
Carl Nyland
A. F. McNair
Budwig
Alfred
Tillett
Josepht. Mann
J. N. Montgomery
van Wink
Thomas Wolgand
Henry Howgett
J. C. Newby
Oh Brown
Rollin
Rona Rollins
Ione Hood
Wiha Thackery
Williams Amen Moore
Mie
Clint
J.C. Nuwlell Gon
KB. Munsell
Rees Wand
Srathart N. Ta Wtheridge
M. i. Anderson
Mayle
HW. J. Bewon
Olatt Oluon
Christensen
Coamo Frank
Heh
Jato Porkiya
Willam Sopruel
Morking
C. Button
Liowe
Scarborough
William Wade
A. Wil
Charles
Theodore Barmuel
T. K. Williame
W WI. Brock
Paul Kmith
A.C Cooper
BE. Hart
W. J. Payne
John Power
A Young
George Hendrickson
Ceorge Kane Weick
George Willams
Nook
Henry Ile
Banuel A. Harry
Lowt
Erarcely
Ahrick
KR. S. Etheridge
F. J. Kuehn
Wan Loat
Life boats unused after sea disaster claims first passenger death
H B Walker of Old Dominion lines says the Monroe, with life saving gear for 300, carried 132 aboard when a recent voyage ended in tragedy. He notes full compliance with 109 percent equipment rules, and that rescue efforts included a crew move to New York after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Old Dominion
H. B. Walker
New
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Warn
Operaton
Monroe
Walker
Southern Railway Company
New York
Johnson
Whip
Rescue Ship Reaches Port After Monroe Disaster
Norfolk, Jan 31 45 survivors recount the Monroe sinking as Nantucket arrives. Two died after rescue, including Mrs. Harrington and Lieut. Curtis. Husband Thomas Harrington tells of clinging to his wife as the ship sank, while witnesses describe a ram and quick capsize in heavy seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Monroe
Merchants’ & Miners
Nantucket
Sevral
Thomas Harrington
J. Kelly
Norwalk
Harrington
Sears
EF. C. Law
Merchants & Miners Transportation Company
BKRR
BE. PF. Leone
Lyons
Black Handers Bomb Wrecks Chicago Grocery Store
A bomb exploded at Nicholas Accoture’s grocery in the Talihan quarter, wrecking the storefront and throwing two families from bed. The attackers fled in a car after issuing two black hand letters demanding $1,000, which Accoture refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jan
Mie
Nicholas Acverture
Talihan
Accotture
Train Marooned in Wisconsin Strands Passengers
A passenger train on the Reno branch of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul road is marooned for hours near la Crosse Wisconsin due to flooding. Passengers endure freezing conditions as water subsides and a crust of ice forms, delaying service until it can be freed by a section crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crogse
Wis
Reno
Chicago, Milwithey & St. Paul Road
Sauer kraut trade saved in wartime supply chain confusion
A garbled report indicates a relief effort involving a company in Milwaukee and shipments of sauerkraut to support wartime needs. The text references price adjustments of 38 cents per unit and delivery routes from Obs la to Shou and Waedalade, with mention of reparation and wards, though many details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Spierkraul Oaspijen
Warfield- Prati. Iowel Company
Mts
Milwaukee
Confucianism Proposed as State Religion in China
China’s administrative council approved a plan to establish Confucianism as a state religion, with the president Yuan Shikai to worship at the Temple of Confucius and the Temple of Heaven annually, but without a royal diadem. Critics argue the move signals monarchist aims. Christian missionaries and other faiths oppose a state religion.
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Peking
China
Chnfess
Chinere
Yuan Shi Kai
Yuan Shi Kel
Temle
Confurclia
Temple of Heaven
Pariament
Russian revolutionary Mme Breshkovekaya jailed in Siberian exile
New York reports Mme Catherine Prosikovskaya known as the grandmother of the Russian revolution has been sentenced to 18 months solitary confinement for attempting to escape Siberia. The 70 year old leader was held after a December escape attempt aided by a man in her lodging at Kirensk. She has long years in prison or exile and is noted for visits to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Catherine Prosikovskaya
Siberia
Breshkvorkonye
Kirensk
Arctic Circle
Anfreoff
Ing
Breshkovekoya
Mme
Breshkovekoyva
Siberian
Kirensak
Hrashkoveknaya
Cherngoff
United States
Man Marries In Mock Purchase Theft At East Liverpool
Morris Owens sought a wedding suit and stole a fully dressed dummy from J Williamson store on Jefferson Street. He fled into an alley to swap into the suit and was arrested after the marriage ceremony, wearing the counterfeit attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Ohio
Morris Owens
Morris
J. Willamson
Jefferson Street
Whitman to Lead Hunt for Crooks
Albany report says a joint Republican committee backed a comprehensive state government inquiry led by District Attorney Whitman. The probe focuses on the highway and canal departments and may broaden to all branches of state government. Edward Lassan sky and James F. Gaffney connected to canal board contracts are summoned. John Doe inquiry postpones to Monday with O'Gorman and ex governor Sulzer likely to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Joint
Republican Committee
Wscombinnen
Atorney Whitin
New York
Edward Lasansky
James
Prevent Board
Stewart
Whitman
James F. Gaffney
Horrie F. Murphy
Tarmany Ball
Guy Oon
Gaffney
John Doe
Senator O'Gorman
William Sulzer
Lobsters Rise to Season's Highest Price in Portland
Portland Maine January 29 lobsters sold at 47 cents per pound the season's peak as stormy weather disrupted supply and kept prices elevated. Weather conditions continued to affect catches and local trade throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Bill to empower ICC regulate issues of pall proposed in House
In Washington on January 28 a bill to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate issues of pall was introduced in the House. Representative Mapes proposed the measure modeled after a Michigan law with securities maturing within two years exempt from approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Isvues
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Representative Mapes Prerental & Women
Michigan
Viscount Dies at 89. Succession to Son
London notices the death of Viscount Kauts fom a long life of public service. He is survived by his son Sydney George Hulued, born in 1855, who succeeds to the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sydney Ceonge Hulued
Miners Aid Conference Plans Copper Region Fund Drive
In Lenaing Michigan a conference by the Michigan State Federation of Labor and allied groups discussed a fund plan to aid copper miners in the Caluond region. The meeting focused on financing safety and relief for workers amid ongoing district challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenaing
Latior Imadere
Nery Neem Thom
Michigan
Halt Called On Tax Law Tinkering
Representative Underwood of Alabama announces no bills altering the new tariff and income tax law will be considered this session. He chairs the Ways and Means Committee and defends the collection at the source feature amid disputes over the law’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollington
Jan
Cunderwood
Alabama
Wayr and Means
Gaffe
Underwood Anserted
Hull
Tennessee
Bald headed giants and painted domes in China tale
Major F. Ashburn of the army medical corps reports findings from China on tropical diseases. He describes three eight foot giants and many baldheaded women who try to hide baldness with black paint. He notes Chinese doctors favor plasters and paste on their bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F. &. Rushburn
Army Medical Corps
China
War Department
Ashburn
Foreign policies of Wilson keep Britain guessing
London reports on Washington Britain relations center on Panama Canal tolls Mexico policy and the California land issue. Editorial opinion is sparse though the Pall Mall Gazette questions Wilsons stance and Mexico. London chambers discuss British action with France and Germany. Sir Lionel Cardens move to Brazil prompted a Mexico replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Washington
Tokio
California
Wilson
Mexico
Pall Mall Gazette
Huerta
London Chamber of Commerce
France
Germany
Lionel Carden
Brazil
Thomas B. Hobler
Legation
J.jones Carden
Rio Janeiro
Charles Murray Marling
Constantinople
Japan Hopes for Early Settlement on California Land Issues
Yokio reports officials in Japan express hope for a quick accord with the United States on California land ownership questions. Washington seeks assurances California will stop discriminatory laws but notes political differences may hinder guaranteed future protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokio
Jun
United States
America
Washington
Japan
California
Bank of England Cuts Discount Rates Again
The Bank of England lowered its minimum discount rate by one percentage point to eight percent in response to easing global monetary conditions and reserve support. It marks the third reduction this year after a one tenth of a percent cut a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF England
London
Jan
Bank of Mingland
Ite
Steamer United States Backs To Glasgow After Burst Cylinder
The Scandinavian American liner United States turned back to Glasgow for repairs after a low pressure cylinder burst. The ship had left on January 24 with 224 passengers and was 200 miles west of Boothand when the incident occurred. Passengers were to be transferred to another steamer at Glasgow and proceed to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Omher Voynne
New York
Glassgow
Boothand
Glasgow
Governor Seeks 50 000 Collection Amid Budget Talks
Report outlines governor's push for a 50 000 collection tied to upcoming budget measures. The plan involves securing funds through state revenues and directing proceeds to the treasury. Legislative sessions will be asked to approve related pledges and schedule further actions in the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiepattag
Opal Smm
Deane
Pramelsos Expeonition
Phe
Offer Made To Siegel Depositors In Bank Receivership
In New York Henry Siegel & Co creditors hear a cash offer of 80 percent of money due with notes for the remaining balance backed by about 4.9 million in common stock. Frank A Vogel and Henry Siegel associates presented the proposal to a creditors committee. The offer totals around 750 thousand dollars and deposits of men and women heard it at a meeting. The committee will decide next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan
Penoaitore
Henry Bleael & Commny
Honda
Biegel Stores’ Corporation
Sertes IG
Henry Siegel
Frank A. Vogel
Whip Club Murder Ties Card Draw to Kill Victim
Brooklyn detectives describe a ritual where rival bandits shuffled and cut a deck to decide who would shoot Domminick Glamanen at the Whip club on Columbia Street. Three men, later indicted for perjury, deny involvement as fear and intimidation hinder witness testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Church Bella
Whip Club
Columbia Street
Brooklyn
James. Cropeey
Croprey
Fawcett
Michael Garulle
Tony Giaccarino
Paul Cantania
Domminick Glamanen
August Carfano
John Cusat
Cropsey
Meall and
McCloskey
Inind
Giamanca
Carfana
Curati
Rolling on Floor Wrecks His Home in Crumbling Divorce
Sin Ohio report states Wilson G. Cole a real estate man files for divorce from his wife alleging marriage a year ago to a member of a strange religious group that practices rolling on the floor. He says marital troubles began when she practiced it during early morning hours, claiming neighbors were entitled to a share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin
Ohio
Wilson G. Cole
Tom
Hall Signs Up with Detroit Pitcher Mou Jur Wo Mark
Mou Jur Wo Mark, a pitcher for the Detroit American league club, announced here today that he has signed his contract for the coming season with the Detroit club at an increased salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ierthage. Mou
Mark Toll
Detroit
New Hampshire Hits by French Steamer Collision
New London Conn January 29 reports the liner New Hampshire of the New London line was struck by a French steamer Las avole as she left New York City. Starboard guard rails and quarter deck were damaged in the impact while docked earlier today with mine aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
New Hampshire
New York City
Vanderbilt Yacht Endangered by Unsteady Seas
A Vanderbilt yacht faces danger as heavy waves threaten the vessel. Crew members remain on pause as the group coordinates with authorities and the United Fruit Company vessel nearby to assist and monitor the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Depositors Run on Bank for Savings in New York
A crowd formed at the Bank for Savings in New York as a run began today. President Walter Trimble said all applicants were paid, and the bank stood ready to meet demands. The bank reported a surplus and profits of 9,563,080 and deposits of 98,202,940, noting its 1819 founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bank For Savings
alron@est
Walter Trimble
Roosevelt Hunts Tigers in the Wilds of Brazil
The article notes Theodore Roosevelt's five day tiger hunt in Brazil's Huemnos area amid his South American trip. It says he plans to reach Muannos on the Amazon and return to the United States within weeks, with an army physician accompanying him and preventive medicines provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Hrusu
Benats
Travie Wells
New York Evening
Guggenheim Offers Alimony Settlement in Court
Judge McGoorty heard a proposal from Stephen S. Gregory for Grace Guggenheim-Wahl to receive 78 000 alimony or 500 dollars monthly since March 1901 when she divorced William Guggenheim of the mining family. The case stems from a bid to null the decree on grounds of collusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Guggenheim-Wahl
William Guggenheim
McGoorty
Heard
Vdeae
Gregory
Neglect of Boys Cited by Governor Hodges at Lumbermen’s Session
Kansas City Kansas Governor Hodges urged closer parent child ties citing Kansas Industrial School for Boys figures. He warned wealth growth ignores duties to future citizens noting 326 boys show substance use and family disruption among Topeka inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
George H. Hodges
Kansas
Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Hodges
Kansax
Topeka
Every Hand Against Miners Says Tanner
Charles H. Tanner of the Western Federation of Miners warned delegates from all unions in the Michigan State Federation of Labor that 8 000 to 9 000 miners remain dependent on the federation for food and clothing He urged Michigan labor unions to solicit funds from unionists and supporters to aid families with as many as 14 children facing unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Calumet
Citjacas’ Alliance
Houghton Jury
Michigan Militia
Ferrin
Charles H. Tanner
Western Federation of Minera
Michigan State Federation of Labor
Tunner
Western Federation of Miners
Michigan
Uhe Ie
Wabash Receivership Nearing End in St Louis Court
A conference between Wabash receivers and bondholders began in the U S circuit court in St Louis today seen by locals as the start of the end of the railroad's receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
United States Circuit Court
Iowa Board Moves To Curb Heroin Cocaine Sales
The Iowa state pharmacy board acts to enforce records on sales of heroin and cocaine and to prohibit non medicinal dispensing. Revocation of certificates will follow conviction of drug offenders under the new measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den Moines
Dan
aieThe State Pharmancy Board
Atric
Iowa
Folk Praises Bryan Before Council Club
A Washington gathering praised William Jennings Bryan for his support of the presidential primacy plan. Joseph W. Folk, state department official and head of the committee backing the plan, spoke in favor of Bryan calling him the richest man in the United States in gold and silver, noting the strong affection of fellow citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dium
Rym
Ohste
Joseph W. Folk
State Department
Ebb
Wilson
Bryan
United
Citinens
Fragmented OCR note on a deadly cycling incident
A garbled OCR passage references a fatal or injury event involving a group of people, with scattered names and places. It mentions Philadelphia area schooling and a period around one year, but lacks clear details or coherent facts.
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Bier
Cullom
DIE New York
The
Macarin Theatrical Company
Hunt For Crooks
Viscount
Omaha
Ordie
Underwood
Britain
Siegel
Carroll
Cropney
Dominick Glamanca
Wasp Chip
Williamsburg
Hubby
Hall
Oulom
Phoebe
United Fruit Company
NEW York Bank
Roosevelt
Guggenheim
Fanner
Wabash
FOLK
Telnet
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