Lover Slays A Maid In Lincoln Stairway Tragedy
The Lime Springs Sun reports Peter Kathelser, a millwright, killed Grace Townsley, an 18 year old volunteer with the Volunteers of America, in a Lincoln Nebraska stairway and then shot himself outside. The motive centered on unrequited love. Kathelser had been part of the VOA street band to be near Townsley.
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Peter Katheter
Millright
Anc
Grace Townsley
Volunteers of America
Lincoln
Neb
Miss Townsley
Katkeiser
Aldewasik
Delle C. Hubbell
Volunteers
Misa Townsley
Kathelser
Jaw broken while asleep in Delaware Ohio woman cannot explain
Mrs. Fred Kisamao of Farr Avenue Delaware Ohio awoke with a fractured jaw after a night’s sleep and cannot explain the injury. Dr Day found facial muscles distorted and jaw dislocated but later notes show the jaw was unlocked and the woman recalls no awakening during the night. She expresses no memory of how the accident occurred.
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Fred Kisamao
Farr Avenue
Delaware
Ohio
Day
Roosevelt in Chicago Denounces Mob Rule and Corporate Control
President Roosevelt arrives in Chicago and is greeted by officials and crowds. He speaks at the Iroquois Club banquet and urges federal supervision of large corporations, defense of law, and continuation of national projects like the canal while rejecting mob rule and warning against presidential overreach. The visit lasts about twelve and a half hours with heavy police presence and formal receptions.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Northwestern
Vic v. Deveon
Duane
Merchants
Hamilton
Adhutalon
Theas
Mont
Tral Arshet
Firatanols
United States Secret Service
Police Department
Merchanta’ Club
Chiesgo
Og Bie
Iroquois Club
Shea
Teamsters
Wreshleut Roosevelt
Mobile
Dunne
Deneen
Trovaevelt
Eugenitat
Sant Ft
Kago
Congress
Cape
Lance
Inw
Extradition Rising After Canadian Court Decision
Creon and Gaynor, longtime U S fugitives in Canada, faced a court defeat to extradition. A Santa Fe passenger train from San Francisco derailed near Ashis Ace, with Copacer Wichter and Fran Morton killed in the crash.
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Santa de Pacenger
San Francisco
Waa
Ashis Ace
Copacer Wichter
Fran Morton
Devastating Tornado Strikes Marquette Kansas Killing Dozens
A violent tornado swept through Marquette Kansas early Tuesday, leveling wooden homes and destroying the town center. At least twenty four people were killed and nearly one hundred injured as roofs collapsed and chimneys fell, many residents roused from sleep by the roar of the storm.
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Marquette
Kan
Tealdence
Sereena
Cneen Roufa
England Aids Japan Warns France to Become Neutral
London Times edit warns France of grave East Asia danger and urges neutral stance amid Russian Pacific squadron breaches. Tokyo dispatches say Japan deems France failure to enforce neutrality unacceptable, possibly justifying bombardment of French territory. Japanese officials claim France sought to buy time with promises while allowing Russians near Kamranh Bay. Tornado devastation reported in Berap, Kansas. casualties include infant Ruth Godline. Marquette, Kansas noted as a center of farming wealth.
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The
London Times
Far East
Korelgn
Lone Downe Baa
Tokyo
London
Toklo Asobl
Japan
Storestvensky
Three Mile
Ingtay
Rtussao
Vanfong
Hondhobe
Three Kings
Vanfong Lay
le Leld
Iodestvensky le Osuit
Daily Telegraph
Taklo
Vrance
Iodestvenky
Honhole
Times
Toklo
Japanese Chamber of Commerce
Hongkong
Fives
Ft 13
Saigon
Oddities in a Fragmented Chronicle of Nobles and Notables
A muddled OCR fragment lists various figures from royalty and society, including the Shah of Persia, England's chancellor, Earl Cawdor, Kaiser Wilhelm, Lord Crawford, and George S Elwood, with scattered notes on titles, roles, and travel. It mentions the Crystal Palace director Walter Wedgwood and the Grand Duke of Russia, all amid garbled phrases about gardens, collections, and personal comfort during travel.
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Persia
England
Admiralty
Earl Cawdor
Kaiser Wilelm
Lord Crawford
Wil Vialt
West Indies
M. Walleck- Rousseau
Pars
George S Elwood
Tve Joneves
Smitha
Thomases
Nalfoura
Wiltons
Brivin Tronse of Commons
Walter Wedgcock
August Mouns
Crystal Palace
London
Russia
Colossal New York Central Rail Station Plan Revealed
New York Central unveils plans for a vast station on a block between Madison and Lexington avenues from Forty second to Fifty seventh streets. Suburban tracks below express lines with 22 passenger tracks and 8 express tracks, a grand ticket lobby, and a 100 by 470 foot express concourse under three arches. Cost estimated between 20 and 25 million dollars with electrification included.
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New York Central
New York
Aluctten City Llocka
Madison and
Leglegton Avenues
Grand Concourse
Madison
Lexington Avenues
Grand Centre
Tten
Raph
Two men flee after fare dispute on special Jamaica train
Two men who mumbled about Relutant and gon to a telegraph operator at Long Island City were put on a special train to Jamaica. At arrival the conductor demanded fare and the men left the train, escaping. The other items report Peru rejection of consular certificates and Lima suspending a law, plus New York committees forecasting Catskill water supply changes by 1925 and source shifts to Lake Erie or Adirondacks.
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Long Island City
Jamaica
New York
Joint Committee On
Deadly wreck as freight dynamite explodes on Pennsylvania line
A westbound Cleveland Cincinnati express collided with a derailed freight train near Harrisburg Pennsylvania, triggering three explosive blasts that killed about thirty and injured over a hundred. The crash involved 169 passengers. fire and collapsing wreckage blocked rescue efforts as dynamite detonated in multiple cars.
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South
Harrisburg
Perbapa
New York
Widolgh
Ronnings
Cincinnati
Pitlsburg
Chicago
Canoe
Armouer
Paxtang Electric Company
Cedar Street
Freleb
Asice
Agung
Puttman
Erie Railroad
Oegroes
Mpd
McKinley Mausoleum Plans Costly Memorial
Trustees of the McKinley National Memorial Association approve a mausoleum design with a 74 foot high hill, a 1400 foot long Mall, an artificial lake, and a granite exterior with white marble interior. Estimated total cost reaches 1000000, and work to begin near Canton Ohio is planned after locating adjacent land for Monument Hill. The project aims to honor President McKinley, drawing inspiration from the Grant tomb model.
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Gen. Grant
Bergen county superintendent shoots wife then dies in NJ home
John Teranne, a Bergen county New Jersey superintendent, suffers from a nervous disorder and fatally shoots his wife before killing himself at their Macken Back residence. The incident is reported amid the tragic family crime context. In a separate case, the New York Supreme Court Appellate Division hands down an opinion stating an estate executor named in a will may receive consideration to relinquish rights to act as such.
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John Teranne
Rehngls
Bergen County
New Jersey
Macken Back, N. J
Appellate Division
New York Supreme Court
Dewo
Trade outlook and production gains amid United States week endMay 4
A Cradstreet's Commercial Report summary notes improved general business sentiment and steady manufacturing activity. Banking, staples, and farm markets show resilience with rising farm goods movement, higher livestock values, and increased grain shipments. Structural material demand remains strong as building trades run at high capacity despite May Day disruptions.
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Ap- Chisago
Business & Ally
Inailroad Trafic
York
Chicago
Brames Fathires
United States
Canada
Cradstreet
Historic midwest cattle and grain prices across cities
Chicago to New York markets show cattle ranges from 4.00 to 6.05 dollars with hogs, sheep and assorted grains quoted. Prices span multiple cities. entries include prime cattle, hay, oats, corn, wheat, rye, and butter with varied quality grades and units across regions.
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Chicago
Idianapolis
Prine
St. Louis
Calttle
Corm
Cincinnati
Detroit
Ile
Milwaukee
New York
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