Noted baccarat case looms over prince of Wales trial
In Loxpon on June 3 Sir Charles Russell defended defendants in a famous baccarat suit. He challenged accusations of cheating aimed at the prince of Wales, detailing conduct at a game with Sir William Gordon Cumming and others. Arthur Wilson testified to observed cheating and the court adjourned to continue tomorrow. Meanwhile in Kansas City George Schweinfurth, claiming divinity, faced vigilant threats and a hostile crowd outside Mrs Ward's retreat as police patrolled to prevent violence.
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Loxpon
Sir Charles Russell
Prince of Wales
Charles
Gordon Cumming
Sir William
Sir Charles
Arthur Wilson
Tranby Croft
Wilson Line
William Gordon Cummings
William
Edward Somerset
Willian
Mr. Leavett
Leavett
Hela
Prince of Wiles
Williams
Wilson
Tad
Prines of Wales
Iiliam
Edward Clarke
Ania G Wilsons
Mr. Schweinfurth
Kansas
Mr. Schweinfurt
Schweinfurth
Mr. Schwein
Kansas City
Christ
Mr. Ward
Palloa
Placed Where They Belong Warensong Conn Tune
Warensong in Conn is placed where they belong as task forces and lines of measure align. Tune i Ten reveals a steady rhythm guiding players through a compact arrangement.
Rescue Attempt by Deputies with Escort at Eugene
Sheriff Wilburn led thirty state penitentiary deputies to Eugene in the evening to back a rescue bid. The plan appeared coordinated with backers and involved targeted actions, but details remain unclear in the fragmented report.
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Luxingrox
Miss
Sherrif Wilburn
State Penitentiary
Eugene Fe
Tad
Grant Monument Unveiled in Galena Remembering General Grant
A grand monument to General Ulysses S. Grant was unveiled in Galena with donor H. H. Kohlsaat of Chicago and Governor Hoard of Wisconsin attending. Depew of New York spoke, praising Grant as a unifying national icon and saluting the donor and citizens for preserving his memory.
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Grant
Galexa
Alyases S. Grant
H. H. Kohleaut
Chicago
Galena
Hin
Chanjeev M. Depew
New York
Wicked Act at Bradyville Strikes Fear in Town
At Bradyville Tennessee on June 3 a mob attacked the Luper home, three young men forced themselves into bed with the Luper daughters, provoking the wife to die of fright. The sheriff pursued the suspects who escaped, with threatens of lynching if caught.
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Bradyville
Tenn
Thomas Luper
Framing Collapse Kills and Maims West Side Workers
A frame building on the Chicago west side, raised on posts, collapsed this afternoon as a group of six men caroused beneath it. John Brazil was killed, Wil Suhwarts and George Swarts were killed, Gus Swarts was seriously injured, and George Schin and Epa were injured with varying injuries. The main floor was unoccupied at the moment of collapse.
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Batting Buttelling
Chicago
John Brazil
Wil Suhwarts
George Swarts
Gus Swarts
George Schin
Epa
Yale Faculty probes parade misconduct by Rowdies students
Twenty five students were summoned by Yale faculty to answer for alleged misconduct during a parade Monday when torpedoes were showered on horses and elephants, nearly causing a panic among the animals. A professor witnessed the episode and the faculty consider a serious punishment for the culprits.
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New Haves
Yale
Bar’ Hum
Train fare penalties tighten Chicago routes
A Mare Dimenly Position. In Chicago on June 2 the Chicago and Alton faced fines for not restoring passenger rates from St. Louis and East St. Louis to Chicago. Chalhruin Finley also levied a fine on finals Central, complicating the Western Pas wer association’s stance as more roads face penalties if both results persist.
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Cheaco
Chicago & Alton
St. Louie
Agreed Rates Lonpos Jone 2.-A Spur Dre Mee Cae
A fragmentary item notes agreed rates for Lonpos and Jone 2 with a spur derailment or related incident referenced, though details are sparse and uncertain. The readable text indicates pricing or rate terms tied to rail or transit context and mentions a potential derailment cue.
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Lonpos, Jone
Aspur
German Syrup Aids Long Illness In Adelaide Claim
J.R. LovGHEEAD of Adelaide Australia reports a five year illness with repeated hemorrhages. After taking German Syrup he slept easily within hours and hemorrhage ceased. By day three blood had vanished and strength returned. By day four he sat up and ate solid food, improving steadily thereafter.
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J.R. Lovgheead
Adelaide
Australia
Count Sphagetti Caps Party With Red Smoking Cap
Amilabie recalls mortifying moment during May gathering as Count Sphagetti entertained guests at the piano. An impafa brother circulated a red smoking cap, prompting shock yet the Count handled it with charm and laughter.
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Amilabie
Count Sphagetti
Impafa
Ming
Giello
N. Y. Sun
American Pill & Medicine Co Exposes Patent Remedy Claim
In a terse ad, the American Pill & Medicine Co touts a French remedy for impotence and related sexual health issues. The piece promotes the product as the sole genuine article and warns against substitutes, citing Royalty property and distributor names.
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Paris
Pienaure
Gust Poten
Frouen
American Pill & Medicine Co
Royalty
LCE
Ciny Colowe
Sta Tives
Owais
Neb
The Brace. Enjoying Yourself Dear
The fragment from the Pittsbury Bulletin shows a playful exchange with terms of endearment and a remark about enjoyment. It reads as a light dialogue piece or a humorous snippet likely from a society page or column. The readable text is limited and lacks clear event details or identifiable individuals.
Kidds Germ Eradicator Praised Despite Counterclaims
A dubious advertisement touts Kidds Germ Eradicator as a universal cure for all diseases claiming to kill worms and microbes. It cites a “preminent physicisms convention” and lists products sold by Goodman Drive Drug and other outlets in Omaha Nebraska, with no proven medical support.
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Kidd
Gagees
New York Legislature Questioned by Herald Quote
The New York Herald quotes a Seneca, Kas., note saying Judas Iscariot in Albany with money could buy every endorsement of loyal patriots, questioning Albany politics and patronage. The remark frames Albany influence as buying favor.
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New York
New York Herald
Judas Iscariot
Albany
Seneca
Kas
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Oren
Lee
Rowdies
Pittsbury Bulletin
James G. Longstreet
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