Tiger Rampage at Twin Falls Circus Kills Child
During a Bella Plot circus matinee in Twin Falls a Bengal tiger named Markel escaped its cage and charged into the crowd. The beast maimed several spectators before a bystander, blacksmith J W Bell, shot and killed it at close range. A four year old girl died from neck injuries suffered in the attack.
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Twin Falls
Ideho
Drowe
Markel
Agnes
Welee
F. Rozell
Falla
Ituth
Mra. Rone
J. W. Bell
Palle Blackauith
Mra. Rexel
Vin
Hell
Tiger
Bell
Kool antacid promises relief for dyspepsia
A Newport Tennessee reader reports that a bottle of Kool relieved sour stomach belching and heartburn, stating it cured dyspepsia and has prevented recurrence for three years. The ad notes guaranteed relief and that it is sold by People’s Co op in Losilluthon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Tenn
Tecan
People's Co-op
Losilluthon
Witnesses Added in Haywood Tris Indictment Trial
Judge Wood allowed the state to add several witnesses to the indictment against the accused miners on Saturday in Boise Idaho. The defense objected noting an Idaho Supreme court ruling that adding witnesses after trial began is error without prejudice. Attorney Richardson said the defense could not locate many state witnesses.
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood Tris
Wood
Idaho Supreme Court
Milan Farmer Seeks Son Missing Three Months Found Dead
John G Farr of Milan Kansas searched for his son Jay G Farr who vanished three months ago and was found in the University of Kansas dissecting room morgue. Authorities believe the death occurred in Perth Kansas on an unspecified date. Body embalmed and placed in storage while awaiting further proceedings.
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Lawrence
Kan
John G. Farr
Milan
Jay G. Farr
University of Kansas
Kodo Vital Digestive Tonic Promoted in Co-op Ad
An old advertisement claims Kodo digestion aid boosts the whole body by toning the stomach and enriching blood. It touts conformity to the National Pure Food and Drug Law and is bolded by the People's Co op Institution.
Widow Ida McKinley Dies After Long Illness in Canton
Mrs Willan McKinley widow of the late president died at her Canton home Sunday afternoon after a long illness. She had suffered a stroke and never fully recovered despite hopeful improvements. Present at the home were Secretary Cortelyou and several relatives and friends. Ida McKinley was born in Canton and educated in Delhi New York Cleveland and Media Pennsylvania. She married William McKinley on January 25 1871 in the first wedding at the newly built Presbyterian church.
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Canton, Ohlo
Willan McKinley
Presient
McKinley
Oiher
McKinney
Dents
Cortelyou
M. €. Boeher
Sarah Pinmean
Lather Day
Justice
Mere Williams Day
Deodora Portmann
Rock Tall Cominary
Media
Williank McKinley
Ida Bastion
Unclear Historical Note on Health and Markets
Fragments reference bowel care products and a holiday, with mentions of a price of 85 cents and a product or dealer named J. Wadsworth. Text is garbled and lacks coherent events, names, or places to confirm a clear report.
War Veteran Charged With Murder in Cleveland
Mrs Mary Steadman wife of William Steadman hotel proprietor was shot and killed Sunday by William Brown a Spanish American War veteran. Brown was chased by a mob through Lunn Park and captured. Police report he confesses stating he is sorry for the killing. Brown bears a bear symbol on his forehead from a prior bullet wound.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Steadman
William Steadman
Nantly
Wiliam Bown
Brown
Lunn Park
Ban Jaan Bill
Street Car Collision Wrecks Two Trams on Boulevard Avenue
Five persons were seriously injured in a Sunday collision between two street cars on Boulevard Avenue. Both cars left their tracks, with wrecked bodies and broken glass. A nearby switch failed to separate them as they sped toward each other.
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Houlevard Avenue
Jolog
Army memorial service draws thousands in sodden parade field
Fifteen thousand armed men knelt on a wet parade ground in New York to honor slain soldiers of the war with Spain. A central altar and a priest in white led a solemn ritual as mourners remembered the fallen.
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Browlktytery
Spain
Hla
Escaped Prisoner Shot Dead by Sentry at Word Barracks
Bimar Martin, an AWALT in a trial at Jefferdon barracks for desertion from the coast artillery at Wort Barrances, was killed by Sentry Joseph Cothram Saturday night after Martin fled and refused to surrender. Edward Vo Anderson, also awaiting trial for desertion, escaped with Martin and remains at large.
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Loulé
Bimar Martin
Jefferdon Barracky
Coast Artillery
Wort Barrances
Fle
Joseph Cothram
Martin
Cothram
Gothram
Edward Vo Anderson
Marvin
Gotten Medical Discovery Promises Private Cures
An early 20th century advertisement touts a "Gotten Medical Discovery" claimed to cure weak stomach indigestion and eye ailments without alcohol. It asserts endorsements from medical editors and teachers, offers a free book from the Buffalo author, and urges readers to try the remedy while warning it will not perform miracles or cure consumption.
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Ther
Tir
Tie
Buffalo
Posta
Thor
Abo
Tornado rips through Texas towns injuring residents
Meager reports describe a tornado passing Wik Fount and Emory Sates day evening in Hopkins county. At Arhola Pink Kirk's little daughter and George Davis's child were fatally hurt, William Pickett and his wife seriously injured, others injured. Many homes damaged. In Toxewoll several houses blown down but no deaths. people took shelter in cellars. No further fatalities reported beyond those noted.
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Fort Worth
Vex
Arhola
Tazewell
Hopkins County
Wik Fount
Emory
Httle
Pink Kirk
George Davis
William Pickett
Toxewoll
Sath
Million Dollar Denver Mining Temple Planned
The National Mining Congress in Denver decided to fund a grand mining temple costing about a million dollars. Secretary Calbreath proposed a 200000 dollar building, but President J H Richards argued for delaying until a grander plan could be funded. The committee agreed to pursue a 1,000,000 dollar project.
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Denver
National Mining Congress
Mxerative Committee
The
Congress
Damon F. Calbreath
J. H. Richards
Colseda
Health Coffee Claim Promised Free Sample at Store
A shaky ad touts free samples of Dr. Bhoop's Health Coffee and warns ordinary coffee harms stomachs hearts or kidneys. It promotes Dr Kiogo's Health Coffee Hoiltation as a safer toasted mix and lists sellers T. J Wade.
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Matt
Sula
T. J Wadewarthi
Faith Tea in Swanage Aids Temperance Mission
A faith tea in Swanage England connected with a temperance mission served tea and later supper without ordered provisions. Attendees believed hidden food would be provided and surplus biblical basketfuls were left for the poor.
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Swanage
England
Bank Wrecker is Free
Edwin M. Johnson, once president of Fidelity Savings in Denver, was convicted in 1995 for wrecking the bank and sentenced to at least two years. He was paroled by Governor Buchte and vowed to regulate those who lost money in the Savings association collapse. Deposits had seen about 20 percent recovery.
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Denver
Edwin M. Johnson
Fidelity Savings Association of
Buchte
Johnson
Depos
Clelme
Turbulent Times With Mix Of Accidents And Politics
A garbled report lists multiple events including a deadly train collision at Morriotown Th on Sunday, a fatal Pan-Handie wreck at Holliday's Cove, and rail injuries near Pasadena. It notes political shifts with New York’s governor, General Marianne Barmio’s rise as vice president of a megahuipe, and a marriage announcement for May Irwin to her manager Rueiefeldt.
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tHtamburg
Catiyane Ville
Ind
May Irwin
Rueiefeldt
Mies
Alco City
Vollva
Shilohenuret
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Gon
William McKinley
T. J. Wadsworth
Texas
Mational Mining Congress
Diane
Winget Tate
New Yorks
Kin Cig Tran
Mariane Barmio Waa Beer
Guante Hralan Megaihue
Morriatown
Bile Medivoud Ofielaly
Atliking Hiehinistn
Maurice Kiva
Avaehtington
Mitterey
Pennie
Trea Kent Tee Yell
Herta Toomly
Pirmalde
Frank HM. Kerrigan
Uistiet Court of Appeals
Automobilg
San Francisco
TJ. Wadsworth
Coven
Holliday's Cove
Walter Foster
Carl Waeh
Pasidena, Gul
Uskuh
Bas
Foarph Dever
Terrefinute
Imdb
Arabel Dwyer
Ita
Francis Nugent
St Lous
Niles
Vicentian
Manuel Honilo
Provident
de Repwhie
Monduras
Hondurie
Tonilia Sage
Lls Uth
Frey Cutter
Waturt
Sidney Complaw
Cciema
AMD
Creta
Wot
BATHS
Salt Lake City
Econed Ra
Night
Waltons
Wilcome Core Forte, Poe
Raven Bee Rly
Dr. Shoop
Eacne Riven Cayvos
Wacoxs Waeet Gar Gleswoon
Smaxes Canyor
Gunataon
St. Louis
Chicago
Lehi
Garves of
Mastrov Smarxes
Kova Gohok
A. Bentong
Virad
Utah
Independent Telephone Go
Utah Banking
American Fork
Lebi, Utah
Thomas MN. Cutler
Thomas Webb
John Y
WH. Clarke
Cashier
Chas
C. Vdeil
Hammer Bros
Main Street
State Street
Salt Lake
Buss
Elk
A. Slade
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