Death of Lead Man from Wound in Ballor Flats Room
Victor Kokoswk died at 9 this morning from a wound to the head after being shot past the right eye Tuesday in his Ballor flats room. Burial plans delayed awaiting contact from friends or relatives. Body held at Monde undertaking parlor.
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American Societies Plan Panels for Mayflower Memorial
In London on January 19 a report states branches of various American patriotic societies intend to dedicate panels to the Mayflower Pilgrim Fathers memorial to be erected at Plymouth. The monument will be a large imposing structure based on designs by R M Lucas.
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Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh
Warning against catarrh remedies containing mercury sold by J. Chowy & Co. of Toledo Ohio. Internal consumption claimed to affect blood and tissues. The memo warns such treatments may harm health and urges consulting reputable physicians instead.
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Poisoned and Shot Farmer for Fifty Cents
Hutchinson Kansas January 19 Blaine Monroe aged 26 confessed that he gave strychnine to Frank Speer a bachelor farmer near Laredo Kansas and then shot him when Speer tried to telephone the physician He secured 60 cents from Speer s dead body
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Winnetka Church Opens $40,000 Theater Annex
The First Congregational church at Winnetka has built a theater annex costing $40,000. The minister will direct the new playhouse and oversee its program.
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Winnetka
Chef Frank Melton Leaves Spearfish for Chicago Trip
Frank Melton, Club Lunch chef since September, departs this evening for Chicago to handle business. He plans to visit Kansas City, return with his sister Milas Anna Melton to Spearfish for the Normal school, and will be away about three weeks as Chef McCarthy presides at the Club Lunch. The notice notes Melton's new nugget watch charm and diamond ring.
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Census figures announced for Jefferson and Bloughton towns
Washington reports the 1910 census counts for Wisconsin towns Jefferson and Bloughton. Jefferson records 2,688 residents while Bloughton lists 4,701, reflecting early 20th century population data for the area.
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Stage sword injures spectator during Russian dancer act
In Hamilton Ontario on January 10, Robert Shiverick formerly of Omaha was fatally wounded when a sword blade from Mikail Mordkin’s sword dance flew into the audience and pierced his skull.
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Sheehan Loses Two Votes on Joint Ballot in New York
Albany report shows William JF Sheehan Democratic senatorial candidate losing two ballots today on a joint ballot. The brief notes the small electoral shift within New York state during January.
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Skating Champions to Compete for Honors
Newburg North Carolina January 20 Eastern outdoor skating championships will be decided on the Hudson River tomorrow bringing together Americas fastest skaters including current title holders from the Northwest Middle States and Canada.
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Crawford Speech Frames Lorimer Case as Corruption Probe
Senator Crawford detailed the Illinois Senate election for Lorimer as a graft scheme linking Browne Shurtleff and Lorimer with a jackpot fund. He charged omissions in the majority report, urged investigation of tainted votes, and warned that Lorimer may have known of the corrupt acts that secured his seat.
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Lorimer Not Leqaily Elected Protest Cited
The speaker questions the Lorimer election, citing broken testimony during the hearing and limited time for analysis. The subcommittee may be wrong, the full committee may err, and the protest blocks adoption of the report. The speaker is ready to back a resolution declaring Lorimer was not legally elected by the Illinois legislature.
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Mrs Gilbert to Tour World on 8200
Mrs Hilda Gilbert author and dramatist from Glenellen and New York plans to circle the globe starting Feb 4 with $200 cash, her guitar and mandolin. She will be accompanied by Jessie Henderson and aims to prove a woman can support such a journey by entertaining for traveling expenses. She first stops at Gibraltar and will return in two years with funds equal to her starting amount.
Footlights Again Call Copper King's Wife
Mrs Augustus Heinze plans a return to the stage after a period out for marriage to the Butte copper king. Reports say her married life faced no friction though legal battles have occupied Heinze, while she admits she cannot resist the stage pull.
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Forty Men Drowned in Australian Hurricane Near Broome
Victoria BC Jan 11 reports say forty men were drowned and sixty sever pearl vessels wrecked near Broome in western Australia due to a hurricane. Dispatches received here confirm the losses.
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Deer Head Mounts and Rug Work Offered
Open-mouth rug work a specialty. Will buy deer heads buck or does and skins. Office opposite post office. Phone F-295 Deadwood 93 D.
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Maine Wreck Raising Delayed To February Fifteenth
Havana reports the Maine wreck raising postponed due to workmen trouble. The public view is now set for February 15, the thirteenth anniversary, with the operation delayed at least six weeks afterward.
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San Francisco Loser in Exposition Fight
Washington January 20 The New Orleans bill to build a Panama Canal completion exposition and spend five million dollars for a government exhibit passed the house committee today. San Francisco is listed as a loser so far in the fight.
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New Mexicans Hope for Statehood this Session
Delegates to the constitutional convention in Albuquerque say Congress will ratify the constitution and admit the territory as a state this session. They expect to gain a congressman and two senators and anticipate a favorable report from Washington.
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Two Die in Coal Mine Disaster at Viliginta Mine
An explosion in the Gaylor coal mine in Viliginta killed two workers and injured ten others. The incident occurred in Richmond, Virginia, as authorities investigated the cause and assessed damages.
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Suffragette Mob Attacks Churchill in London
A large crowd of women suffragists in London yesterday attacked Home Secretary Winston Churchill hooting shouting and lunging with a pole. Police intervened and Churchill was rescued and unharmed though deeply agitated.
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Omaha man wounded by sword in dancing mishap
Robert Shiverick of Omaha was struck when a sword blade thrown by a Russian dancer pierced the skull during a performance in Hamilton Int on Wednesday. Doctors report he will likely recover.
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Int
Robert Shiverick
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Practical wrap complements open car motoring
The article notes a practical water proof wrap designed for open car driving in rain. It highlights a snug cap, reindeer gloves, and stout boots as finishing touches to a practical outfit.
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