Death in a Nebraska family feud ends in triple shooting
Hastings Neb Oct 9 In a death chamber John Budenek forced entry and shot his sister Frances Jacob and Peter Smeall after declaring the dead woman his mother Frantic struggle followed as Frances was struck and the revolver fired killing three of the relatives before Budenek was restrained Jobin Budenek is jailed
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Hastings
Neb
John Budenek
Frances Budenek
Jacob Budenek
Peter Smeall
West Second Street
M. Budenek
John
Frances
Jobin Budenek
Mysterious triple murder shocks Middletown area
Three members of the Olney/Ingerick families were killed or gravely wounded at the Oley farm near Middletown South Carolina. Willis Olney Fred Olney and 9 year old Alice Ingerick were killed. Mrs Ingerick survived with skull fractures after an attack in the barn and woods. Police questioned Alanson Graham before clearing him of suspicion with no motive or robbery found.
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Middletown
S. C
Willis
Fred Olney
Litte
Alice Ingerick
Oley Farm
Olney
Graham
Lulu Ingerick
Olney Lome
Fred Olner
One More Thug Made "Good" In Desperate Village Fight
A bandit party looted a post office and menaced a state bank in Wild Hose Wisconsin. Fifty armed citizens armed with rifles chased them into a forest eight miles away and a gunfight lasted an hour and a half. One bandit was killed two wounded and one captured. A Pinkerton investigator was dispatched and a $500 reward offered by a Milwaukee casualty firm.
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Wild Hose
Wis
Milwaukee
Pinkerton
Stabbing Death Over 23 Cents Sparks Quarrel
Andre and Skane, once close friends, are linked to a fatal stabbing over a 23 cent dispute. Police report finger marks on the victim’s throat and say the body was found hidden in weeds on Superior street. The case has drawn the full force of the detective squad.
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Andre
Skane
Cleveland
Oct
Johanush Kinkopf
Superior Street
Handy Street
Dougherty Disclosures Trigger Bank Runs in Peoria
Indictments against Newton Dougherty spark runs on Dime Savings Bank and Central National Bank in Peoria Illinois. Depositors demand funds. early withdrawals were paid in full but later required sixty days notice. Dougherty vows no losses to depositors while a Chicago official is appointed to liquidate Peoria National. Grand jury plans to indict Dougherty at a rapid pace, seeking about 150 cases.
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Dougherty
Peoria
Ill
Teoria National Bank
Newton
Dime Savings Bank
Central, National Bank
Wittme
Central National
N. ©. Bosworth
Chicago
Peoria National
Spring
Grand Jurt
Cost of Tee Earthquake Damage in Cambria Province
Official reports state 300 villages destroyed by the Cambria earthquake. Reconstruction is estimated at 26 million dollars with 100 thousand dollars raised so far. The pope expresses distress over the disaster as autumn weather adds hardship for survivors. He thanks Archbishop Francis Gourne for organizing a Westminster clergy collection.
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Rome
Cambria
Francis Gourne
Westminster
Three Men Die in Wreck Near Millershire Pennsylvania
In Millershire Pa at a junction of the Lykenus Valley branch of the Pennsylvania railroad a wreck killed three men and injured one. The deceased are Theodore Scott fireman Ralph Henterehoett freight brakeman both of Nortimmberkind and Charles E. Berrs conductor. Several horses also perished in the collision.
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Millershire
Lykenus Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Theodore Scott
Ralph Henterehoett
Nortimmberkind
Charles E. Berrs
Snoinrs
Slippery Jim Moran Arrested at Prison Gate
John Moran known as Slippery Jim was arrested at the state prison by federal officers after serving five years and six months He is wanted in Mauninola Wis on charges of posing as a special pension department examiner and swindling pensioners.
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Wim
Auburn
John Moran
Jim
Moran
Maunola
Wis
Pension Department
Pat Crowe Said to Scheme Kidnap Lemp for Ransom
Ex Major Noonan says Pat Crowe visited St Louis in 1901 and phoned to kidnap Louis Lemp, the Milwaukee brewer. Crowe allegedly threatened to kill Lemp and drown Wis Loyita in the Mississippi if $25,000 was not paid.
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Pat Crowe
St. Louis
Noonan
Louis Lemp
Millontire
Crowe
Lemp
Wis Loy
Mississippi
Miss Alice Roosevelt Tours Japan En Route To Nikko
Net rumors say Alice Roosevelt passed through Tokio and met by the city governor and master of ceremonies at the station. She traveled in an imperial carriage to Urena where she boarded the train to Nikko in good health and high spirits.
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Tokio, Net
Alice Soosevelt
Nikko
Urena
Big Price Offered for Dan Patch in Lexington
Lexington Kentucky October 2 W M Bar ge confirms a New York syndicate offered 180000 dollars for Dan Patch. Savage said he wired the syndicate that 500000 dollars would not tempt him to part with the champion.
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Dan Patch
Lexington
W. M. Barge
New York
Savage
Lord Inverclyde Dies at Castle Wemyss
Lord Inverclyde, chairman of the Cunard Steamship Company, died at Castle Wemyss after a month of illness. He was 44 years old.
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Lord Inverclyde
Wemyss Bax
Scotland
Cunard Steamship Company
Castle Wemyss
Pleare Rheumonia
Bloodshed in Moscow and Tiflis Riots Across Europe
Rioting bakers clash with troops in Moscow and Cossacks fire on crowds in Tiflis leading to many deaths and arrests. Reports describe police brutality, a proclaimed ban on assemblies, and mass detentions amid a vast emergency across the Empire.
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Tiflis
Moscow
Mikasa loss mutiny tale grips diplomatic circles
News from Japan via the Tartar reports a mutiny theory behind the Mikasa wreck at Sasebo with officers firing on crew over peace terms. Other dispatches claim gas exposures and embezzlement scandals involving Japanese naval officers. Army casualties total 72,400 with 46,380 killed and 15,300 disease deaths. Russia plans 300,000 troops on the Chinese frontier after peace.
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Victoria
B. C
Japan
Sasebo
Robert M. Collins
Associated Press
Kurokis
Colling
Tartar
Japan Himes
Yakenouchi
England
Bas Bed
Taymaster Kagi
Sakuron
Miaizuru
Takenonchi
Tokyo
Russia
Massachusetts Democrats nominate Bartlett for governor
General Charles W. Bartlett of Boston was nominated by the Massachusetts Democracy for governor. The rest of the ticket includes Henry M. Whittier for lieutenant governor Denir G. B. Little for secretary of state Daniel J. Doherty for treasurer and receiver general I. J. Ashe for auditor and John T. Leahy for attorney general. The platform calls for tariff reform free coal iron lumber hides wood pulp and other raw materials, praises Roosevelt for ending the Far East war, supports state insurance supervision and municipal ownership of public utilities. Jeremiah Watson offered Cryan’s substitute platform which was defeated after a long read.
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Boston
Charles W. Bartlett
Massachusetts Democracy
Henrym. Whittier
Grookline
Denir GB. Little
Newburyport
Daniel J. Doherty
Westfield
I. J.ashe
North Adams
John T. Leahy
Roosevelt
Far East
Trial Held On A Train In Clinton Lynch Threats
James Fowlke, a Black man, was tried on a White woman rape charge aboard a Louisville and Nashville train. He was convicted and sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary after being kept on the car to avoid lynching. Clinton officials escorted him to Evidsville.
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Paducah
James Fowlke
Clinton
Hickman County
Fowlke
Uesra
Hickroan
Evidsville
Lutherans Hold General Council Opens in Milwaukee
The thirtieth convention of the General Council of twelve district synods of the Lutheran church in America meets in Milwaukee opening October 12. Members gather for the four day event to discuss church affairs and doctrine.
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Milwaukee
General Council
Lutheran Church In America
French Doctors Strike In Bordeaux Hospital
In Bordeaux about 100 doctors at the city hospital joined a strike over pay and conditions as directors refused to meet their demands. The unrest adds to a wave of labor actions across Europe.
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Bordeaux
Honor to Gen Krondratenko Body Lies in Russia's Ancient Monastery
The body of Major General Ivon dratenko, commander of the Seventy East Siberian rifles, arrives in St. Petersburg from Fort Arthur where he fell last December and is laid to rest at the Alexander Nevsky monastery amid solemn ceremonies.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Ivondratenko
East Siverian Rifles
Fort Arthur
Alexander: Nevsky Monastery
Rockefeller Sermon Highlights Personal Crops Over Ground Harvest
In Cleveland Rockefeller urged Sunday school pupils to cultivate patience charity and good will as personal crops. He urged living like a pump giving as well as taking and applying virtue beyond material gains. The speech marked his year end as Sunday school superintendent.
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Rockefeller
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller
New York
New York City
Cherry Valley debut at Coldren with standout cast
On Oct 12 the new comedy drama Cherry Valley opens at the Coldren. The play promises genuine heart interest, exciting scenes and four acts that hold the audience spellbound. Ticket prices 25 and 35 cents. Seat sale Wednesday morning.
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Coldren
Cherry Valley
Southern Play A Fine One at Local Opera House
Manager C. C. Rowley reports the company producing Under Southern Skies delivered a fine stage performance in Davenport. He praises the cast and scenery and notes the Kee-wanee stop of Our Little Minister, with both plays highly recommended for the local season.
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the Colden
C. C. Rowley
Opera
Ilinois
Davenport
Keewanee
Ill
Fifty Fifth Birthday Celebration At Mrs Jobo Death Home
About 150 relatives and friends gathered at Mrs Jobo Deaths south of the city to honor her fiftieth birthday. She received a dozen silver knives and forks as a memory of the occasion. Attending from Iowa City were Mr and Mrs Jobo Plough and daughter Helen, Mr and Mrs Wilt Ruimelhart, Supt and Mrs Stanley Maresh, Mr and Mrs Frank Archer, Mr and Mrs Frack Neider, and Misses Katie and Lillie Remmelhart.
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Jobo
Iowa
Jobo Plough
Helen
Wilt Ruimelhart
Stanley Maresh
Frank Archer
Frack Neider
Katie
Lillie Remmelhart
Local Notes and Upcoming Events Highlight Cedar Rapids Area
Walter Pratt plans a soap pipe organ install at home on the West Side. Albert Hemmer surveys land near Kirksville Missouri. Reed Thomson serves as house surgeon at the university hospital. Miss Edwin Bolton to teach at Gutstenberg High School for the year. A Bohemian quartet concert tops this city’s National Ball program after a Cedar Rapids show.
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Biscmo +. BRIEFS
Walter I. Pratt
West Side
Albert Hemmer
Kirksville
Reed Thomson
University
Edwins Bolton
Europe
Cedar Rapids
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