West Virginia Woman Slays Family in Grim Outburst
A West Virginia young woman killed three members of a family and wounded three others in a brutal rampage described as a wholesale slaughter. Police say the suspect, a local resident, used a sharp instrument in the attacks and later surrendered to authorities as neighbors fear lynching. The victims include a man, his wife, and two daughters, with another daughter and a son severely hurt. The scene occurred in a rural home, and investigators are continuing to piece together motive and sequence of events.
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Upper
Ohio
A. J. Callas
Netty Call
Lottle Call
Thethola
Etta
Lottie
Netti
Misa Robebing
Nettle
Lotetle
A. J Gail
Call
English Tennis Tourney Conting Champion Mahoney Faces Baddeley
Irish tennis ace Harold Mahoney, who has faced Dr Joshua Pim and played in eastern U.S. events, will meet defending champion Wilfred Baddeley in the English championship final. Mahoney recently beat W Raven and Waven in Dublin, with Baddeley twice defeating Pim in prior years.
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Irth Crach
Mahoney
London
Harold
United States
Tf Company
Joshua Pim
Bucurday
W. Vi Raven
Wilfred Baddeley
Scord
Enver Wie
Mahony
Waven
Dublin
England
W. Baddsley
Fin
Pim Wan Butt
Ehough
Baddetey
Gold Reserve Dwindles as Treasury Faces Bond Plan
Washington on July 20 reports heavy gold engagements in New York threaten further decline of the reserve. Treasury officials fear more losses before the year ends. With President absent, Carlisle unavailable for comment, but Treasury officials insist the administration will not alter its stance and may issue bonds to defend the gold reserve if it drops to a critical level.
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New Bedford
Mass
Aldewnya
Traddock
Potomas
Braddock
Washington
Potomac
Walt
Emma
London County Council
Ilso
Spring Gardens
Trafalgar Square
St. Jamvu’ Park
Howsey
Nelson Monument
Véliet
Inx
Watertown Arsenal
Brooklyn
New Yorks
Treasury
Esport
New York
Hoon
Carlisle
Spertamen
NOMINEE BRYAN BURIED INBOX FOCUS
Lincoln Neb July 20. W J Bryan says his mail has grown so large he cannot read or reply to all letters. He advises supporters to forward campaign offers to national committee members and request literature through headquarters. He will work from Lincoln hotel while continuing campaign duties.
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Oaroad
Macob
Neb
Bryan
Kla
Kla Deve
Schind
Bryantia
United Preas
Lincoln
National Committee
Committes
W. J. Lryan
Mice du Lincoln
South Dakota Republicans Nominate diverse slate for state offices
Fragmented OCR lists candidates across offices including Congress, Governor, Auditor, Attorney General, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and various judges. Names appear for Mehet Nominated, Ingstad, Phillie, Ladkhier, and others, with unclear spellings and places like Union, Brookings, Lawrence, Sunbarn, Grate, Campbell.
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Meket
Abariown
Congress
Aikaibie
Zunkton
Ingstad
Union
Snatanna Gavarna
Star
AMG
Ik Ak Seirus
Roddie
Brookings
Preasurer
Egeec Sudcink G. Phillie
Lawrence
Thy Ti
Mayliony
Sunbarn
Bonvras
Siirour
Trnytrice Hohafrunke Crany
Lah
Géintnivsinner
Ale A. Ladkhier
Grate
Thal Pommdan Ahern
Musrauil
Javrge A. Johnegn
Omuiy
Ceed la
Rutter
Ton Somme
Buwaraa
Tawa City
Thd
Woode
Mualkeit
Slovunn
Campbell
Platform and pledge speech from Aberdoen Republican gathering
Fragmentary text outlines a platform adopted at a Aberdeen convention aligning with national Republican principles. It commends a past state treasurer and condemns strikes, favors transportation reform, opposes corporate favoritism, and calls for honest governance and legal remedies. References to W. Sose Inte as candidate and a focus on party unity and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdees
Abertoen
Blyth Dalvorm
Bt. Lovia
William Soseinte
Lon
I Fort
Souths
Soljexe
Abel Atlas Hema
Etalen
caliFe
Ife
Elaine Tyke
Transportation Corporation
Fas
Kodo
Bnd
Pombines
Coneceniige
Peri
Aeutone
Proseraus
Euler
Ghg
Mae TanuPabhi
Adelie Anid
Resolved
Pettigrew
Hail and Destruction Hits South Dakota Farmlands
In Hove South Dakota hail damaged crops near Plan and nearby areas. Farmers listed include BP, D Jones, Chamberlain, Mason Thaberts, David Phono, Jt Willams, Gooding, and Shaffer, with many left uninsured. Severe weather damaged yields. Ton Homme county reports 8 bush per four acres of barley. Supreme Court decisions and pardons released, including convicts in South Dakota. Republican committee meeting set for July 10 to plan campaign activities.
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Hove
South Dakota
Ceapa
Aburdean
Wachewyni
Hall
Becker
Ole Jonson
John Whitcomb
Marriel
Oedway
J. Jt Willams
H. Gooding
Mr. Shaffer
Witold
Bartoy Gonit
Chanberlaln
Ton Homme County
Henry Dirks
Supreme Court Beattons
Pierre
B. Dy
Supreme Court
Xoutt
Dakota
Ruth
Teuvor Tande
Aupremy
Triton
Rosa Wood
Emanuel Steinman
Union County
Joseph Seymour
William P. Cleveland
Hannah Cleveland
Grant County
C. Livingston
Thooking County
Heleasced
Sioux Falls
William Elgey
Wauke County
Sheldon
David Nickerson
Codington County
Yellow Hawk
Chamberlain
Republican Committee
Huron
8. D
Republican Late Central Committee
Love Turned To Hate In AtlanticBride Tale
A New York couple Carl Eegkler and Smina Borasfit travel from Berlin to New York amid marital strain. She objects to steerage travel and vows to separate at Emigration Gate, while he pleads for unity, their romance turning to distrust as they near America.
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New York
Avery
Carl Eegkler
Smina Borasfit
Atlantic
Mattos
Lay
Emima
Jude
Oktinv
Chum
Berlin
Paris
Luya
Carl Ald
Bremen
Lloyd
Perhayy
Canhal
America
Carl
Coeh Oller
Elly Island
Xidy
Emigration Commission
Boma
Trioddy
Ania Carl
Benner
Benuce
Wwe
Afro American Women Gather for National Convention in Washington
Afro American women convene in Washington at the Nineteenth Street Tygdal church for the annual convention of the National Federation of Afro American Women. Delegates include Tooker J. Washington of Tuskegee and Mary V. Coul, with a large New England contingent and notable figures from New York and Missouri. Harriet Tubman, the last surviving abolitionist, is highlighted as a chief factor of the gathering.
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Soumons Washington
Tygdal
Mra
Tooker +J. Washington
Tuskegee
Ala
BT. Ridgeley
Wrookling
Maas
Mea Vintarle Matthews
New York
Mary V. Coul
Tainy Hughes Brown
Helen Sloan Butler
Ruth Moora
Blanche
K. Uric
Brice
Ary
Libby Anthony
Jefferson City
Anguty
Tennesace
Wid Mraidi
Napier Kemp
Bannie Barclur Willams
Hallie Q. Brown
England
Fannie Jackson Coppyer
New England
Josephine Rumn
Organ of the Feteration
Elate
Matthews
Hl. Frasier
Idais
Harrier Tubman
Han
Anand
Walther League Opens Milwaukee Session With Delegates
Milwaukee July 20 The Walther League national business session opened with delegates from forty branch societies in attendance. Proceedings were conducted in German. Reports note growing necessity of the league due to rapid membership increase and strong pastor cooperation with congregations.
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Walther League
Milwaukee
Lower Brule Indians Near Rosebud Land Dispute Report
The article describes a dispute over land allotments and relocation of Lower Brule Sioux. It details legislative actions, government plans for a new reservation, and objections by Brule and Rosebud Indians. It notes promises of compensation rates and political maneuvering involving the Sioux commission and congressional authorization.
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Nearin
Rosebud
Chamberisin
Gurintaajon
Pelar
Tyenter
Phese Indiaia
Sioux Commission
General Cook
Toy
Charles Foster
Utio
William Warner
Miascutt
Meinders
Schening
Hove
Lower Tride
Midlan Coles
Bird
Larengey
Waahlighory
Congress
Regents Meet Overhaul of Faculty At Vermilion University
The annual meeting of the state board of regents at Vermilion discussed major faculty changes. President and secretary roles were filled, including Heston as president and Frank G. Orr as secretary. Several chairs were reshuffled, with removals in history English and domestic economy, and new appointments at Crofton and Vermilion Normal. Contested promotions and replacements were debated amid opposition from various factions.
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Hany
Muro
Sdte
Rexvnte
Wimeano
Adam
Groton
Ty Rholdon
St. Lawrence
William
Heston
Cal Allege
Urol. Phils
Fhathyaatics
Fovatech
Theehch
Garant
Frank G. Orr
Ant Jege
Jones
Pharmacy
Whitwi
Croaton Pe
John M. Parkshadn
Miss Folsom
Max Marking
Coller
Shannon
Shelden
Insane on horseback young South Dakotan dies in prairie
The body of Arthur Lamear, 22, was found beside a worn pony on a prairie near Aberdeen after he set out days earlier from Cheyenne to work harvest fields. He rode at high speed and disappeared, later found dead. authorities suspect his death came from the ride.
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Joan de Reszke
Warsaw
Egypt
Ax & Con
Timall
Trupid City
Arthur la Meéar
Cheyenne
Tescuna
Aberdeen
UIT
Pars Ten
Trial of Dr Jameson in London Crowded Court
The trial of Dr Jameson and others in the foreign enlistment act case opened in the Queen's Bench Division before three judges. The court, crowded with supporters, heard defense counsel move to quash the indictment. prosecution countered. Also reports on a Mav erford College cricket win at Harrow and other cricket results.
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Jameson
Gonrt Hoom
Arcusad
London
Bia
Lord Husgell
Iillowen
Hngland
Bint
Henry Hawkins
Baron Pollock
Edward Clark
R.H. Webster
Edward Clarke
American Builders to Construct Warships for Japan
Report from San Francisco states that American contractors will build two to three battleships for Japan. The piece notes Clyde yard activity and possible Olympia class vessels, with British firms aiding. Officials downplay any imminent shift in naval power, asserting U.S. lead remains intact and American industry will continue to drive new ship design.
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Washington
Bad Francisco
Aerwestad Geno
Japan
Tapan
Clyde
United States
China
Dapanta Navy
Jaye
Pernani
Heath
Hyeln
Ghrong
Couneyy
Bryan Mud Wiens
Jaminens
Phila Selma
Union Thon
San Francisco
Ainto
Aifles
Tokio
Duvy Department
Cramp
Union Trou Works
Phene
Vegas
Javanode Naval Dutormvins
Abe
Ted Agathal
Naval Architecture
Columbia
Minnompulta
United State
Uniti
Anmedean governor nomination accepted unexpectedly
Missouri A P A announces John B. Bron accepts the governor nomination amid a statewide push. Judge Stone heads the slate while Judge Slome remains a longtime A P A figure. Campaign expectations point to a pivotal fall contest across the state.
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Wiha HW
Stane
Karena
Anmedean Navy
John B. Bron
Jackson
Arige
McOnyenthay
Pendons
Tate
Jude Stone
Ewer Elmer
Slome
Oleles
Onder
Midourt
Tia Fall
Mina Kiel Murder Case Preliminary Exam Opens
The preliminary examination of Christian Sokertels accused of murdering Mina Koll opened at Bellevue this afternoon after a long delay. Sherman Mitchel swore in witnesses and then concluded the session amid a flurry of legal and local notices.
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Dibuaqui
Chriatian Sokertels
Mina Koll
Bellevue
Sheri Mitchet
Swallowed by Silverites at South Dakota Populist Convention
The populist gathering closed with a ticket led by a general candidate and multiple state officers, prioritizing a fight over a pro Bryan resolution. Delegates from districts 1 through 8 named candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, and other posts while Democratic majorities shaped the party's future and potential absorption.
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Dakota
Andrew Loa
Perry Crothera
Hiatt
J. W. Harlin
Transurde
Loxan
Melvin Griauhy
Alisa Kore Taubman
Tailroad Comimlasionta
W. T. Lar Palm 'Hal
Cammlamioner
Alezaier
Palitead Commisaionera
Jome “Ting
Commisaioner
Alen
Ongomeman-Atterman Knowley Colgremman
John EB. Kelley
Huron
Molelos
Kyle
Loucks
Leavitt
Populcat
Democratic Party
Por
Andrew Kee
JW. Jiarding
Woonsocker
J. H. Kipp
Mound City
Loman
Hansen
Melvin Griquahy
Sioux Wasa
Miss Katy Taubman
Aberdeen
A. M. Alten
Watertown
W. T. Lafollette
Chamberlain
W. EH. Tompking
Deadwood
Alexander Kirkpatrick
Miller
Larson
M. Goodykoonts
Frank McLateush
Winxroxey Fur Congress
Freeman Knowles
John 1
Jelly
Ilandreau
Ls. Loucks
AL. van Ordyl
W. J. Bulow
Imposter fraud targets Numa fund in Aberdeen July 1
A political imposter named W. L. Turner collected funds in Aberdeen on July 1 under the pretense of representing the national Democratic congressional nomination. Telegrams warn he is an impersonator. He departed via the Northern Pacific toward Portland, Oregon, amid ongoing inquiries. Delegates to the Whinetalia Convention in Huron on July 16 were announced, detailing selected figures and a list of attendees. Yankton and Aberdeen civic notices followed, outlining union meetings and local fair preparations with mentions of speakers and plans.
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Kwindter
Turney
Domovenay
Aberdeen
Smooth Ewlidlen
W. L. Turney
National Campaign Fund
Portland
Oregon
Plan of M Kinley Campaign Vigorous Front
A detailed plan for a six day campaign to support McKinley is outlined with committee appointments and logistics. Key figures including Heath and Hanna are noted handling bureaus and eastern western efforts. Delegates and caucuses at Topeka organize a Republican lead, while populist and Democrat groups seek representation.
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Cleveland
Hatlova
Mulur MpKinley
Meath
McKinley
Ania
Colinic
Ira
St Louis Prepares For Populist National Convention
Preparations for the populist national convention in St Louis Missouri are advancing with Taubeneck and McDowell directing headquarters. The Business Men's League has funded the reception and entertainment committees and will appoint further officials at a Saturday meeting. Dr J J Mott of North Carolina attends, with W H Standish as North Dakota’s national committee member. no definite ticket plan or cross party agreement is disclosed.
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Kanenn
Topeka
Kan
Ivy
Ailver Panty
St. Louiis
G. Fitthe
Abi Tene
Cairo
Aglerates
Caucuia
Bryan
Bewall
Louie
Hou
St. Louis
Taubeneck
Armes McDowell
Business Men's League
Te League
Taudenvek
Allver
Dr. Mott
Allvar
Populista Indoral Iu
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Grin
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Efit
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la Libre Parole
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Hte
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THE
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Dowdell
Welle University
Hregonta Polyrson
Houcher
Dowdall
University of Vermilion
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Jan Buakee
Mmene
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Mugle
Twanpatur
Hye
Git
Maverford College
Pnsylvania
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Haverford
Marrow
Manchester
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Missouri
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Charles Stratherna
Murray
Hugh Rhoads
Woodward
Willum Burch
Clarinda
Alphus Ww
Dix
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Jessy Morvie
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Sylveetor Bennett
Cantril
Niu Alta Jtitiex
Marengo
Increase
J. J. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Wiliam McMullin
Adel
Jacob Bowden
Joseph F. Beard
Muscartine
John Haker
Muscatine
Clara G. Cramer
Grinwold
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Lee
Centerville
Lockwood
Chariton
Willams Louden
Fairferd
Charica B. Mather
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Shelby
Frank L. Piller
George Roth
St. Sebald
David Lb. Byrague
Clear Lake
Martin ‘Veet
G. W. Kemp
Kollers
Harry N. Tina
Des Molex
Hermann H. Wolff
Burlington
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Aftra
Jefferson Club
Chivaxo
Hrgan
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Wella
Ily
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Bt. Loula
CN. Jewett
Sioux Falla
W. T. Lafolette
Chamburlain
Johnson
HU City
B.A. Jumper
Andrew Beveridge
Sioux Magia
W. H. Dayly
Spink County
SM. Das Bell
Olive
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Yankton, M. D
J Ton Fetal Clerke’ Union
Rot
W. H. Vortuty
Ralph Whavler
Samuel Larnon
A. Westhorn
Mnanoin
H. H. Divingston
John Olvon
Guardian
J. G. Schuler
Fred Houlan
G. L. Ldvingston
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Otto Pederson
Houthorn South
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This Place
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Paris Academy of Science
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M'Kinley Campaig
Sewalls Shirs
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Tor Gi
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Packard
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Roanoke
Tio Lane
Abcock
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BAS Tone
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Renietel Oba Arti
A. Lane
TIA Tone
Regietee
Hota
Dicky Ka
Puck
Nacotiit
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