Iowa homicide case drags through preliminary hearing
William Darosy, accused in the Peter Larson death near Hampton, faces a lengthy preliminary hearing. Prosecution notes blood traces in a barn and a severed horse throat. Darosy claims Larson fled after a disputed land deal and denies involvement. The case centers on a supposed ax murder and hidden body, with testimony detailing haying, payments, and a late Saturday arrival.
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Mason
Qiry
Darosy
Peter Larsen
Hampton
Darow
Law‘son
Shous
Ill Larson
Savay
Amy
Larson
Vohay
Jle
Are
Gmooney
TWO WEALTHY LADIES, The Daughter of Airs Fair to Inherit All Here Property
The San Francisco report says the will of James G. Fair will be opened after his funeral. The estate is valued around 6 million dollars with most to go to his two daughters Mrs Hermanntrichs and Miss Virginie Fair. The daughters will receive income from legacies for years, with little or no share for James G. Fair Jr or Charles. Mrs Fair reportedly gave about 500000 to the Catholic Church during her life and she declined further charitable bequests in her will.
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Airs
Fair
San Franesco
James G. Fair
James G., Jr
Charles
Hermann. Trichs
Virginie Fair
Ingalls
Harrison
Wasminetox
Kansas
Academy of the Visitation
Washington
Inglis
Cleveland
Democratic
President appoints new port of New York collector
The president appointed Frans Hen micks as collector of customs for the port of New York. Rost Fas is not specified in the readable text.
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Frasett’s ‘Necrasor
Washington
Frans Henmicks
Istems
New York
Edd
Secret Service to Issue Certificates for Counterfeit Detection
The Treasury and Secret Service plan to license trusted individuals to study and teach counterfeiting detection using limited counterfeit notes up to 500 dollars. Certificates signed by the Secretary of the Treasury and Chief Drummond will authorize this program while handling returned and cancelled notes to reclaim losses from senders.
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Heting
Spaulding
Drummond
Secret
the. Treasury
Nehecker
Treasury Department
Secret Service Division
Surgeons Meet to Form National Association of Guard
Surgeons and assistant surgeons from many states gather at the Leland hotel to organize a national association to advance modern warfare surgery and expand knowledge for military medical staff. Professor Nicholas Shin of Bush Medical College spearheads the effort with War Department support. the convention opens with an informal session and banquet tonight, business to follow tomorrow.
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National Guard
Caicaco
Leland Hotel
Great- Peace Army
Nicholas Shin
Bush Medical College
Milwatee
Wisonsin’ National Goard
Two More Bodies Found in New York Fire Ruins
Fire department workers in New York discover a second charred body about five feet from the first in the ruins at Nassau and Fulton streets. Believed to be John Adelman, 66, and his son Frederick, opticians with a fourth floor office in the building. No diamonds or wealth recovered amid the search.
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Ford
New York
Fir Department
Fubn and
Nassau Hstal
John Adelman
Agd
Frederick
Opticians
Othe
Caprivbread and German Soldiers Resistance Grow
Beausy Sept 1 German emperor promotes a mixed wheat velour bread for the army. soldiers across the empire resist orders mandating its use calling it Caprvi bread. They prefer the old rye loaf for slower spoilage and easier chewing.
Trail of Blood in Chase for Counterfeit Gang
Detective Withers and a Columbia party pursue counterfeiters in the five bluffs above Rocheport. The gang fled a rock den at midnight leaving blood on rocks. two women are among the counterfeiters. One gang member was wounded during the rout and is being tracked.
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Trachea Billis Lleodt
RocheEpromr
Fon
Withers
aColumbia
Rocheport
Midnigt
Polks Meeting Sparks Veteran Backlash in Kansas
Payor Former Cruelty, Wrontrra, Kas. Sept. 17 report that plans to tar and feather Th G Polk national president of he atrance were hindered by police intercession. Veterans angry over wartime treatment of prisoners accuse Polk of cruelties while governor of Salisbury on military prison.
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Kas
Tar
Th. G. Polk
Atrance
Alliance
Quebec Crisis Dominates Canadian Politics and Angers Mercier
MontrMar Sept 18 Quebec faces its deepest political crisis in years as reports say the government may resign, pitting Lieutenant-Governor Angers against Mercier over the Baie Des Chameurs affair. A dismissal of the ministry could trigger a direct clash between the province and federal authorities.
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Montrmar
Quebec
Angers
Mércier
Mercier
New York Republicans Open State Campaign In Earnest
The New York Republican state campaign formally opens. The state committee met at the Hith Avenue hotel to organize permanent headquarters and appoint a campaign committee. Fassett has moved into the hotel as headquarters and will tour Democratic strongholds to promote Hillism and the ballot.
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New York
Hith Avenue
Wassett
Fassett
Explosion at Montville jelly factory kills three men
A boiler blast at a jelly factory in Montville, C., destroyed the building and killed three men. Reports say two young girls in a buggy near the factory may also be dead, but no names or full details could be obtained due to lack of telegraphic connection.
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Montville
Cmannon
Cyclone Ravages Saucetowne Nicaragua
A severe eight minute cyclone struck Saucetowne near Leon Nicaragua on September 18. It wrecked homes toppled trees and sparked widespread panic among residents. Injuries were reported.
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Saucetowne
Nicaragua
New Yosuk
The
Herald
Managua
Leon
Modus Vivendi Breach Reported Over Seal Catch
Sir Julian Paine foote, the British minister, has called US attention to a violation of the modus vivendi on seal catching in the Bering Sea. The North American Commercial Company, leasing seal islands from the US, is said to have exceeded the 9,600 skin limit this year. A special Treasury report to the State Department is being forwarded for transmission to London as the issue may jeopardize the pact.
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Augey
Washincton
Julian Paineefoote
Ziinster
United States
Bering
Petvreen
North ‘American Commercial : Company
Seal Islands
Williams
Treasury Department
Treasury . Department
State Department
Foreign Office
London
Rumor of England Seizure Of Hawaii Is Avoided
Hawaii consul in San Francisco D A McKinley laughed at Washington dispatches claiming England plans to take Hawaii. He cited letters from royalty and state officials saying the situation is harmonious and cabinet members include Americans or descendants, deeming the report preposterous.
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England
San
San. Francisco
D. A. Mc‘Kinley
Washington
Sienor Celso Ciasar Morens
National Party of Hawaii
Harrison
Honolulu
McKinley
Mystery of Vera Ava Identified as Diss Debar
The Sept 9 disappearance of Vera Ava is solved by Chicago police who identify her as Ann O Delia Diss Debar. Lieutenant Shea says the New York Police News portrait confirms the likeness, ending sensational coffin stories.
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Omcaco
Vera Ava
Cincemnati
Ann O'Delia Diss Debar
Shea
New York
Police News
Diss Debar
Vera P. Ava
French buying wheat pushes Italian grain prices up
Rous Sept 18 large purchases of wheat and other grains by French agents from farmers in the provinces of Rome and the Partie raise prices. The purchases, perhaps for the French stores, reduce Italian grain for home use and threaten higher import costs as exporting grain now requires new imports at higher prices.
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Italy
Rous
Rome
Partie
Mexican Invaders Stir Mexican Military Circles
Captain Randell reports sixty men crossed the Rio Grande from Paleto Blacho on September 15 to incite revolution. The group led by C. A. Garcia, an editor, triggered pursuit by Mexican troops. In Worcester a fire at Haker & Co. lumber yards caused 160000 damage and a suspect, Patrick McSharry, was arrested.
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Mexico
San Antonio
Tex
Randell
Fort Ringold
Stanley
Rio Grande
Paleto Blacho
C. A. Garcia
Worcester
Mass
C. Haker & Co
Manchester Street
Trosss
Patrick McSharry
Oklahoma Lands Opened for Settlement
The president issued a proclamation opening the new lands in Oklahoma for settlement on Tuesday, the 22d. The announcement was made from Washington, D. C., with the date noted as September 18.
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Washmnerox
D. C
Oklahoma
Prince of Wales aids Russian Jewish relief effort
The Prince of Wales has studied the Russian Jewish question and aided relief efforts indirectly. He has discussed the matter with Mr Arnold White and, with the Princess of Wales, provided letters to the Russian court to assist in alleviating the distress of European Jews.
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Prince of Wales
Wales
Van
Europe
America
Russia
Prince of ‘Wales
Prince’ of Wales
Arnold
Princess of Wales
White
Land Bridge Between Europe and America Invoked by Scientist
At a Paris Academy talk M Blanchard argued for a terrestrial link across the North Atlantic during the current geological era. He cited shared flora and fauna from Greenland to Labrador including European beetles, Arctic plants, and fish species. The evidence suggests a belt of land and raises questions about Atlantis and American Indian origins.
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Raué Brom
Greenland
Scotland
London ‘Times
Academy ‘of Sciences
Paris
M. Emile ‘Blanchard
Europe
America
M. Blanchard
Orkey
Faroe Islands
Iceland
Labrador
Davis Stradus
Canada
North America
Tceland
Habraa
Tap
Alps
Hudson Bay Territories
Atlantis
Prince Henry Rumored Visit to French Fleet Vessels
Paris reports circulate over Prince Henry brother of the German emperor allegedly visiting two French squadron ships, the Murango and the Furie, under Admiral Gervais after a Portsmouth voyage. The Aix Siecle claims he and an officer toured both vessels following the fleet review.
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Paris
Prince Henry
Germany
Gervais
Portsmouth
Nixe Siecle
Aixe Siecle
DANGER TO SETTLERS Germanos in Africa Regions Strained
The Tageblatt reports from Agamoie that the Wadepo tribe in northern German Africa has rebelled endangering Lewa and Magila. Arabs are restless and the general situation is dire. Catholic missions in the interior face potential danger.
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Africa
Branix
Tageblatt Hag
Agamoie
Lewa
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