Missing Woman and Murder Pact Haunts La Porte
La Porte Indiana May 61 reports a troubling chain of murders linked to Mrs Balle Gunness. Bodies found buried on the Gunness farm in crates and mattresses include adults and a young girl identified as Jennie Olsen. Police connect the case to trunks sent to Laporte and a suspected accomplice Lamphere, with new discoveries casting doubt on earlier events.
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Cold Water Men in General Love Fest Reported
May 6 report from Spriield Wh describes the Prats bitlon state convention electing delegates to the nation convention. Names listed include Patton Springs Wilken Wheaton Daniel Shoon Poorly Oliver Start Poorlay Wy Chitin and Chicago connections.
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Primary Election in Frisco Tuesday Vote Counts
Frisco voters head to the polls Tuesday for the primary. Early tallies show scattered votes and unclear outcomes as candidates vie for delegate support.
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Government to review matter over 20 cent pieces
Officials will examine a Neenah matter involving a claim about counterfeit or altered twenty cent pieces. The report notes minimal local circulation and uncertainty about the scope of the irregular currency in the area.
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Secretary of War Arrives at Colon With Taft Party
The cruiserPrairie? reaches Colon today carrying Secretary of War and accompanying party led by William Howard Taft. The arrival marks a notable transit as officials tour the region amid ongoing duties.
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Anti-Saloon Forces Annual Horse Show Opens in Montreal
A fragmented report notes anti-saloon groups gathering in Idaho and Montreal to discuss campaign plans for a three day Sunday School workers meeting. The text references speakers, including Professor BO Excell and various church leaders, with attendees from across the United States and Canada.
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London gears up for great exposition shows in progress
Fragmented report notes London's preparations for a grand exhibition with exhibits at Low Willys, Shepherd's Bush, and North Denton, detailing structures, domes, and the vast scale planned to surpass the World’s Columbian Fair. The piece references international participation and large pavilions, highlighting machinery halls and urban showcases.
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Mothers' Congress of Georgia Meets
The Mothers' Congress of Georgia convenes for a two day annual convention at the Mathers' Conference Center in Athem. The program highlights include an attractive schedule prepared by chairpersons and a series of sessions with speakers presenting on child welfare and community initiatives.
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Big Conference of Methodist Church Opens Meeting
A large Methodist General Conference gathers with clergy and lay delegates. Readings, debates, and planned actions focus on church governance and policy amid discussions on welfare and education, with reports from various committees and proposed resolutions addressing church unity and mission.
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Bloody Rush College Conflict Sparks Campus Vote
Students at the University of Winans struggle over abolishing the Bloody Rush tradition. Proposals would ban the event, with debates stressing safety and unity as University authorities weigh a legislative path and student response.
Sixteenth Annual National Church Conference Opens in St Louis
The Sixteenth Annual Masting of the National Church Conference opens in St Louis today and continues through the month. Delegates from many denominations gather to discuss church affairs and perform the official opening ceremony under the national church umbrella.
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Report of Purchase Without Foundation Claims
Attorney for Traction Company and St Paul Agent state there is no truth in the report alleging purchase without foundation. The report is said to be unfounded by counsel, with disputes over the validity of the acquisition and related actions by the railroad entities and involved parties. The document references multiple names and positions, indicating legal contention surrounding the transaction and its implications for the company and stakeholding interests.
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Commissioner After Fire Department Controversy Rises
A Fond du Lac Fire Department controversy See article notes serious charges and board debate over personnel and ladder incident details. Deputies and officials face scrutiny as commissioners weigh removals and accountability amid union and board tensions.
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Two State Conventions Called To Order Today
National and state party meetings open to select delegates for the national convention. Taft supporters and Bryan factions contend for influence as conventions in Alabama, Colorado, and Missouri organize delegations while plans unfold for instructing delegates at the Denver gathering.
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Trial expected as Story faces $22,000 bank embezzlement charge
Attorney General believes preliminary exam for M. Story, former cashier of the Citadel Bank, will end today. Story allegedly misappropriated about $20,000 to $23,000, with Elmor and other associates linked to the scheme. Witnesses describe ledger manipulation and forged documents as the case proceeds toward trial.
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National issues reference in early state convention notes
The document records a national issues discussion during a state convention with delegates voting on a platform endorsing Ursin and national alignment. It notes AAndaon Therion as a gubernatorial nominee and references a presiding title and discussed exemptions in the platform.
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Senate reports bill to raise army pay in 1900s notes
Senator Warden reported to the senate that a complete agreement on the army appropriation bill was adopted. The measure would raise officers pay by 400 dollars a year and increase enlisted pay, with an overall appropriation of about 6.082 million dollars.
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Italian tries to cause fatal harm five people
A fragmentary New York story reports an Italian suspect and a sixteeno year old boy in Brooklyn involved in a murder attempt. Police theory centers on an assault by an alleged gang or agent tied to Paris. Victim is reported alive though details are unclear from the damaged OCR text.
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Connecticut Republicans Endorse Taft Delegates Instructed
Hartford May 6 Connecticut Republicans heartily endorsed the Taft administration and instructed delegates to the Chicago national convention for Taft. The endorsement reflects broad support for the president within the state party.
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Soldiers to Help Tobacco Farmers In New District
Soldiers from Montcalm county depart to aid tobacco farmers terrorized by night riders from Kentucky. Local authorities say the request stems from threats against crop and livelihood. The move aims to restore order and protect farm labor in the district.
Wanted a Motor Car Service Installed
A note requests installation of motor car service with references to western railroad authorities and a plan to enforce domain rules. The text mentions a train at Hedtiio 10 and action to regulate a side din train or replace it to reach Uni by morning hours.
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