Riot at Gypsy sale in Illinois ends in chaos
In Monroe Illinois two girls from a Gypsy band were sold for 8000 dollars causing a riot as guardians objected and a crowd threatened lynching. The案 ensuing investigation led to charges of obtaining money under false pretenses against guardian Karoplins Russia. The prisoner was discharged amid chaos and mob activity.
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Lead price cut sparks trust dispute at mine
The local manager of the amelter trust bag reports a reduced lead price from 4 83.00, targeting 100k more reductions. Mine operators fear fixed rates clash with market, as an agreement expired January 1 and overproduction prompts the trust to state it cannot maintain the old rate.
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Chicago Alderman Kenna Acquitted After Anti-Vice Probe
Chicago April 10 Alderman Kenna, linked to levee politics and arrested yesterday on a complaint by Mrs Boyd, secretary of the Anti-Vice Crusade Society, was acquitted by the jury. Attorneys for Kenna challenged Mrs Boyd’s testimony and she said she would take no further action.
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Clever Theft of 23750 Gold Stolen From Ship
A New York report details a bold robbery aboard Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. Three bars of gold worth 822,700 were stolen from the specie room between Bremen and Oberbourg. No clue to thieves or gold has surfaced. A 10,000 mark reward is offered by North German Lloyd for the return of the gold or the catch of the criminals.
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Morgan en route as London reshapes steel stock moves
London reports a push to freeze US Steel shares on the London exchange. Heavy traders form a syndicate to push deadlines, with large blocks available, as J P Morgan travels to Europe. British ship owners favor a Pan American route influencing the stance.
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Mantle Captures Insurgents Funds and Prisoners
Lieut Mapes of the Twenty third Infantry, in the field, reports capturing forty thousand pounds of insurgents funds and taking three officers from Gen Callies staff. Aguinaldo may be compelled to surrender General Ting before arrest.
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Unclear OCR Notes on War Claims and Local Crimes
Mixed items from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper fragment. Mentions US court of claims ruling in Admiral Simpson case of 30 bounty, Fleet Captain Chadwick, Samuel Nase emergency illness, Andrew Carnegie gift of 200000 for libraries, stabbing at Sandusky infirmary, arson charges, a murder nearby, telegraph and sewer line updates, and a Vienna anti alcohol congress opening.
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In Doubt Wilkesbarre Workers Await Call For Central NJ Strike
A tense scene unfolds as Central Railroad of New Jersey employees in Wilkesbarre wait for a possible call to strike. Reports from Cleveland indicate no clear information on vote timing, while Grand Chief Morrisey hints the decision may come after newspapers publish results. A separate incident in Helena notes a public funds charge against Charles Vale tender.
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Nightly crime tale from Reading ends in tragedy
In Reading Kentucky on April 10 Henry Devere aged 20 killed his 20 year old bride after reading a sensational novel and then took his own life. The victim and suspect were married two months. A railroad detective in Omaha also killed a man during a train hold up attempt near Ringgold Nebraska. In California a Wrights Mountain woodworker hanged himself with a homemade guillotine device days earlier. the mechanism and details were found after his body was discovered.
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Weds Fifth Husband in Parmers Village
Mrs Katherine Runk, 69, married Samuel Harold in Parmers village, York County. The ceremony, performed by Rev Schellarger, marks his 300th officiated service. Harold, about 34, vows happiness with his much older bride, who remains active and attractive.
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Wanted 25000 Dollars in Sargent Murder Case
An arrest and trial demand surfaces in Cheyenne as John D Sargent linked to a wife murder is sought for 25000 dollars. The report also notes indictments and defamations by New York figures connected to a mysterious death in Wyoming and updates on local college events and society notices.
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Jury Discharged in Mason Case. Ottawa Trial Delayed
The Franklin County district court in Ottawa discharged the jury this afternoon at 3 o'clock after they could not agree on a verdict in the Mason case. A second trial will be scheduled.
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Cadet Corps Reorganized at Baker University Baldwin
The Baker University military department at Baldwin is re established under a new act allowing Gay Stanley to issue state commissions to cadet officers. This morning cadets took the oath and received commissions. The commander is G F Berry, former Twentieth Kansas member, commissioned student major. Officers include two captains, four first lieutenants and two second lieutenants.
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Lawrence notables and visitors datebook item
Congressman D Bowersock returned from Kansas City to address the Commercial clubs. Ada Ohio visitor Mrs Alex Comrie stays with her brother S Hertz for months. Many local residents travel to Kansas City or Topeka for visits, parties, and business. Supt F P Smith presented seven framed pictures to city schools from purchases in Germany.
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Peoples Party Referendum Vote Planned for Public Ownership Debate
National committee of the Peoples Party set a referendum for May 4 to decide on changing the party name and pushing public ownership of key means of production and distribution. National Chairman Joe Parker also called midterm gatherings for delegates to meet in Detroit on July 4. Also noted, Attorney General Cox was formally presented to the U.S. Supreme Court today.
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