Manic gunman holds San Francisco crowd. ends own life
Thomas Lobb, about 28, an English visitor, trapped in the United States hotel on Eddy street. He shot nine people, wounded several, and two hours of terror ended when he killed himself after a prearranged signal. Victims include C T Chevalis and W S Koffman among others. police say none of the wounded will die.
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Joseph Lambee
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Oldest Public Functionary is Dead At 94
Washington reports the death at Auburn New York of W. W. Dean the oldest government employee aged ninety four last spring He had served as a 1400 clerk in the internal revenue bureau since 1865 after practicing law in Chicago He died May 31 at his Auburn home and his long service was noted as remarkable for attendance and work.
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Auburn
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W. W. Dean
Internal Revenue Bureau
Chicago
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Dean
Treasury
William P. Fessenden
Treasury Department
Alleged Murderer Noland Seeks Governor Nomination
Atlanta, June 22. Solicitor General Terrell delivers Mrs Minnie McAndless stomach to State Chemist McAndless for poison death test. Henry Noland, jailed in Carroll County on murder indictment, had announced a bid for Democratic governor, aiming to draw farmer support statewide.
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Coweta
McAndless
Minnie McAndless
Henry Noland
Noland
Carroll County
Superior trade board asks La Follette to appoint grain commission
A majority of the Superior board of trade directorate has joined W. R. Fanning in requesting Gov. La Follette to appoint members to the new warehouse and grain commission.
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Gov. la Follette
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W. R. Fanning
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Vesper Boat Club Crew Heads to Henley Regatta
Members of the Vesper Boat Club crew in Philadelphia are in good form and aim for a strong record in the Henley regatta in England. They sail tomorrow after preparing with hard work.
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Philadelphia
Vesper Boat Club
England
Roosevelt Receives Statue of Himself as Rough Rider
President Roosevelt was presented Monday with an equestrian statue of himself in Rough Rider regalia. Sculptor MacMonnies created the piece at the White House. Janette Scudder of New York crafted it and plans include display at the Luxembourg Gallery in Pais. Present at the ceremony were Mrs Roosevelt Admiral Dewey and Mrs Bonaparte among others.
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Samuel Untermyer Buys English Collie Pup For 3500
New York financier Mr Samuel Untermyer paid 3500 for the collie pup Southport Sculptor in England. The dog previously belonged to W E Mason of Freshfield and joins five other Mason collies bought by Untermyer including Southport Style Whishart Fancy Ormskirk Sapphire Ormskirk Idol and Billesday Bridegroom.
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England
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Judge Grants McGraw Injunction in Pullman Case
A Supreme Court justice issued a temporary injunction preventing Harry C. Pullman from enforcing McGraws suspension and fine. The order supports John J. McGraw manager of the New York National League club and delays further action until a later hearing.
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National League of Baseball Clubs
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Supreme Court
John J. McGraw
New York
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