Horses vanish from Sparta livery barn amid town rumors
At Sparta Wisconsin two black horses used as a hearse team disappeared from the Hemstock livery barn. Travelers canvassed the area using telephone lines, and search parties with a substitute rig found the team near Camp Robinson. Locals suspect soldiers returning to camp took the horses without permission.
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Robt. McCutcheon
Lila Blank
Harry Hersh
Kabat Pleads Guilty and Is Sent to Federal Prison
Charles Kabat of this city pleaded guilty before Judge Sanborn in Eau Claire to manufacturing and circulating counterfeit five and ten cent pieces. He was sentenced to one year in Fort Leavenworth and fined $100. Kabat was arrested last February and indicted in April. detectives and a patrolman testified as witnesses.
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Fort Leavenworth
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Roosevelt position resented over funeral order in London
Washington June 8. Rep FE G Kinkead of New Jersey filed a resolution alleging disrespect to the United States by Theodore Roosevelt being assigned to an inconspicuous place in King Edward VII’s funeral procession. He says Roosevelt was forced to follow nine kings and many princes and officers.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Edward VII
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N. J
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Loyola University to Be Constructed in Chicago
Jesuit leaders announce Loyola University will rise in Chicago with a $135,000 gift from Mr and Mrs Henri F de Johghe and plans to merge St Ignatius College and Academy Loyola Academy Bennett Medical School and Loyola Law School. About 1098 students currently attend Jesuit departments.
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Jesuit Fathers of Chicago
Loyola University
Father Rosewinkel
St. Ignatius Church
Henri F. de Johghe
St. Ignatius College and Academy
Loyola Academy
Bennett Medical School
Loyola Law School
Aviators Gather for Big Trials in City Return Flight
New York reports Charles K. Hamilton seeks a landing spot in Philadelphia for the early finish of his New York to Philadelphia return trip next Saturday. Charles W. Miller enters the New York to St. Louis $30 000 prize flight with a home designed bi plane.
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America
Charles K. Hamilton
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Manbird
Charles W. Miller
New York-St. Louis
Miller
Curtiss
Boston Mystery Man Leaves 30000 In Gold Then Vanishes
A Boston man reportedly left 30000 in gold diamonds and jewelry before vanishing. Police investigate missing funds and possible foul play as clues from the surprising departure unfold.
Missing Traub Jewelry executive sought by police
Frank J. Foster, eastern representative for the Traub Jewelry Manufacturing company of Detroit, is missing from a hotel room here. Foster disappeared May 12 and his accounts are in order. Police believe he may have been murdered or confined in a hospital with memory loss.
Sage and Sulphur hair tonic praised by druggists
The article extols Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur as a modern upgrade of grandmothers' herb tea for darkening and conditioning hair. Sold by leading druggists for 50 cents or 1 dollar, or mailed by Wyeth Chemical Company at 74 Cortlandt Street New York City with price and recommendations from O. Erhart.
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Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt St
New York City
O. Erhart
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