Murder Mystery in Lorain Still Unsolved by Police
A May 1 murder at the Reichlin home in Lorain Ohio remains unsolved. Miss Agatha Reichlin 30 was killed by a rock armed attacker after a break in through an attic window. Police questioned Rev Father Ferdinand Walser and later released him as witnesses pursued new leads and bloodhound efforts failed. The coroner ruled death from blunt force trauma by an unknown person.
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Ohio
Misa Agatha Reichlin
Charles Reichlin
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
Miss Reichlin
Casimir
Ferdinand Walser
Toledo
Kelly's Island
Walser
Cassimir
Brukes
Dregsade
Rev. Walser
Mr. Hickman
Alekman
Father Walser
Siaeae
Mina Reichna
Miss Heidhlin
Misa Reichlin
Reichim
Reichlin
Agatha Reichlin
Miss Refchiin
Indians Too Rich to Work Prophecy Ridicules Potawatomi Claim
A Washington Post summarized report by Charles H Dickson cites 2,571 Potawatomi Shawnee and Kickapoo in Oklahoma, alleging cash income leads to idleness and decline. It blames land leasing for wasteful living and urges work or starvation as policy to reverse retrogression. Officials accept Dickson's figures and criticize gambling and drinking with rent income.
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Oklahoma
Charles H Dickson
Washington Post
Interior Department
Dick Bot
Wniter
Shaw Rees
Indiana
Indian Bureau
Alloy of Gold and Silver Hardness Claim
A fragment notes an alloy of gold and silver where one twelfth of the alloy yields the greatest hardness of the two metals. The sentence hints at material property but lacks full context or measurable data.
Death of Bishop John Hurst at Washington
Bishop John Fletcher Hurst of the Methodist Episcopal church dies in Washington after a long illness. Born August 17, 1834 in Dorchester County Maryland, he studied at Dickinson College and German universities before teaching at Drew Theological Seminary and serving as president there. He became a bishop at the Cincinnati general conference and later led the American University in Washington.
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McKinley
John Fletcher Hurst
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
Hurst
London
Bishop Hurst
Dorchester County
Elberg
Germany
Newark
Methodist Miraion Institute
Bremen
United States
Drew Theological Vuningly
Madison
Cincinnati
American University At
Country Yearning and City Tidings in One Page
A rambling column contrasts urban restlessness with longing for rural life and God’s handiwork. It recalls country lore, warns about divorce trends, laments editor battles, and jokes about the ink stained crowd amid a chaotic metropolitan scene. The piece blends cultural nostalgia with humorous snippets about editors and crime.
Effect of Carnegie's Munificence on Scotch Education
Principal sory told a Gleagow university gathering that Andrew Carnegie's gifts to Scotch educational institutions have dried up the focal springs of generosity. He noted Carnegie once funded over $200,000 for the university but now finds it difficult to raise $1540. The munificence, he said, has deterred other potential donors of lesser wealth.
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Sory
Gleagow University
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Monument to Milton Debate in St Giles Church
A movement seeks a Milton memorial in St Giles church London where he is buried. Critics object to the chosen site as not conspicuous and push for Westminster or St Pauls. Some say Milton built himself a lasting monument and do not need a statue, while others favor the burial church as a fitting location.
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Milton
St Giles
London
Westminster
St. Paul's
Czar Sends War Minister Kuropatkin to Manchuria
Gen Alexei Nicholaevitch Kuropatkin, the Russian minister of war, is dispatched by the czar to Manchuria on a special train. A renowned military leader and scientist, he has served in the Russian army since 1886 and holds many decorations. Last year he was made an aid-de-camp of the Emperor.
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Alexei Nicholaevitch Kuropatkin
Manchuria
Russia
Kuropathin
Putting Down a Grumbler
A tale from Lord Randolph Churchill's tenure as Tory leader in the Commons. Discontented party members sent a messenger to air their views, but Churchill asked whether the visitor led the Conservative party or he did, then dismissed him with a sharp command to 'Go to air.' The moment silenced the delegation and showcased Churchill's iron will.
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Lord Randolph Churchill
Commons
Lord “Handy
Rimadolph
Conservative
Tory
American ambassador Charlemagne Tower’s Berlin residence shines
Charlemagne Tower, the American ambassador to Germany, has furnished his Berlin residence with extraordinary splendor. His mansion’s lavish ornamentation surpasses any in the German capital, captivating local observers with its luxury and majesty.
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America
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Berlin
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