Florida Elope Died of Poison in New York Hotel
LIME SPRINGS IOWA GETS WAGES OF SIN. Florida eloper Te rbert T. von Kepler a Deland Florida bookkeeper died of morphine poisoning in a hotel in New York City after leaving his wife and children to run away with Doral Miller. Police detained Miller who said she fled with Kepler from Deland two weeks ago. Kepler, about 40, had despondency and warned his father might act to end the trouble. Police found morphine in a bottle and a nearly empty container in the room.
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Deland
Pia
Forty-ninth Street
Sixth Avenue
New York
Whiisy
Sire
Doral Miller
Kepler
Army officer killed in Oklahoma during maneuvers
Lieutenant E L Chapman of Fort Heno Oklahoma was struck in the back and killed during a running fight as six infantry companies carried out Belt augmenty maneuvers. Brigadier General Jesse M Lee oversaw the exercise at San Antonio. A cartridge discharged by opposing companies is blamed by many at the post on intent to target another officer.
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Sham Hatte
Oklahoma
E. L. Chapman
Fort Heno
Okla
Jesse M. Lee
San Antonio
Liert
Chapman
Oregon whips crime with post at twenty lashes
The whipping post law passed by the Legislature last January and now in effect allows up to twenty lashes as an additional punishment for wife beaters, to be administered within county or city jails, not as the sole penalty.
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Oregon
Erie
Naval balance and neutrality in Far East war report
A French dispatch from Saigon places Ne bogalof's squadron with Rojestvensky near Indo China, detailing Sun Stojestvensky's three squadrons and potential routes to Vladivostok or Formosa. The piece analyzes sea distance, possible battles in the Straits of Korea, and the neutrality debate while outlining Manchuria’s fast moving land campaign and Oyama's eastward turning maneuver against Vladivostok.
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Dolo
Saigon
Nebogalof
Rojestvensky
Kalgon
Enquist
Erniaera
Nebogatof
Storestvensky
Sig
Togo
Vladivostok
Leon
Indo-China
Formosa
Straits of Korea
Vladivostokia
Japan
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Stojestvensky
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France
Cape of Good Hope
Madagascar
Indian Ocean
Tsugari Straits
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Oyama
Jn Onter
Kirin
Mukden
Gyama
Tleling
Anid
Viadivostok
Ikorea
Mukien
Liaoyang
Wouropatkin
Etrawberries Gone to Waste Scarcity Hits Northern Markets
Scarcity of etrawbercha in northern markets drives up prices while Chadbourne NC loses over 200000 dollars worth of berries to rot due to shipping facility shortages. Northern commission men offered one dollar per crate but could not access ships. berries dumped into the river. New York Ellis Island immigration records break all prior marks with nearly 15000 migrants in port and 7000 passing through inspection. Gates opened quickly with only twenty two inspectors to process arrivals as island facilities became overwhelmed.
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Euenlay
New York
Alleny
Ellis Island
Oklahoma Tornado at Snyder Destruction Described
The Snyder Oklahoma tornado of May caused widespread devastation with many injuries and 100 deaths. Homes and businesses were wrecked, trees uprooted, and even a 200 foot well rope was buried by wind. The report notes months, regional tornado activity, and comparisons to historic storms.
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Snyder
Oklahoma
St. Louis
J. B. Itilston
Aroma
C. P. Hibbert
Thia
THREE CANAL PLANS FOR THE IATIHMION WATERWAY
Three canal schemes are reviewed sea level, the French Comite Technique revival, and Bates plan. The sea level option is favored by Parsons Burr and Walace. Bunau Varilla argues for a 105 foot initial level to finish in five years, with later dredging. Engineers dispute the plan’s practicality.
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Paraons
Burr
Walace
Comite
Bunau- Varilla
Panama
Washington
Mackintosh Factories Closed Amid War Material Shortage
Two factories at Wannington and Silvertown in England, set up to supply Mackintosh material, have closed due to lack of orders. The waterproof fabric used for Mackintosh garments has been overtaken by advances in rubber cloth, ending a three year production run.
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Wanningown
Silvertown
Eng
Biographical Oddities and Institutional Eccentricities
A collage of brief notes highlights figures from government, military, and music. Bishop Potter writes on temperance. Gov Hanly of Indiaon claims never to have seen a saloon. Sousa laments British piracy of his music. Cortelyou, Pepper, and Stirling are praised as amateurs or champions. Drowasson and Jelks receive rank and duty notes. Dewey jokes about gout. Girard and a Swiss-born retiree are mentioned in passing.
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Bishop Potter
Gov
Hanly
Indiaon
John Philip Sousa
Cortelyou
United States
Judge Pepper
Joplin
Whittler
Missouri
Justice McFarland
Califurals Supreme Court
Yates Stirling
Navy
W. H. Drowasson
Grover Cleveland
W. D. Jelks
Alabama
Dewey
Vermont
Alfred C. Girard
Medical Department
Army
Juel
Wasted Energy in Yonkers Nonsense Tale
A Yonkers Statesman item reports Cam, a colored worker, arriving an hour late and offering a farcical excuse. The boss presses for reason and Cam retorts with a pun about being kicked by a mule.
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Yonkers Statesman
Cam
Sam
Back at Work Again in Nuffalo After Kidney Cure
Crippled by kidney disease F J Mc Jean of East Peery Street quit work, then returned thanks to Dodd's Kidney Pills. He credits the treatment with restoring his strength and ability to work, claiming the pills cure kidney diseases including Bright's Disease.
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Nuffalo
F. J. McJean
East Peery St
Ibis City
Dodd
Atx
Alek
Bright
Great Change From Change In Food
An Buffalo housewife credits Grape-Nuts with reversing nervous stomach troubles by supplying easily digested food rich in phosphates. She reports weight gain, reduced stomach burning, and improved mental clarity after adopting the cereal, which the ad claims nourishes brain and nerves.
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Buffalo
Postam Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Adverse weather and strike pace up Chicago industry
Adverse weather and a continuing strike hindered some activity in Chicago yet overall trade remained strong. Factory work stayed uninterrupted with consumer demand steady, while agriculture reports signaled larger crops. Bank clearings rose 2.1 percent from last year and wholesale fall trade showed mixed vigor with wheat and iron markets subdued yet building and railway activity buoyant.
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State Street
Trule
Wefaulta Agalo
Stéel Mille
Renlick
Stecelpta
Brain
New York
Canada
Bradstreets
Steport
Chicago and Milwaukee grain and live stock price report
A price ledger across Chicago Milwaukee and Buffalo shows cattle hogs sheep and grain markets with bid ranges for common to prime beef no clear final prices due to OCR garble. Notable items include hogs around four dollars and wheat near one dollar with various No. 2 grades and oat prices.
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Awhiu Ba Sheen
Booth
Milwaukee
Natal
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