Murder Mystery at Lorain Ohio Still Unsolved by Police
A gaged stone covered with blood and hair serves as the sole clue in the May 1 murder of Miss Reichlin at her brother Charles Reichlin’s Lorain home. Rev. Ferdinand Walser was arrested, but bloodhounds failed to locate a motive or suspect. investigators note the killer may have used stealth and staged scene to mimic a burglary. The case remains open with no identifiable culprit.
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Indians too rich to work report condemns leasing
A Washington Post summary of Charles H Dickson's Interior Department report claims Pottawattamie, Shawnee, and Kickapoo in Oklahoma rely on cash from land leases, neglect work, and regress socially. It cites 2,571 individuals. argues leasing lands prompts idleness and vice, urging work or starve as solution.
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Alloy of Gold and Silver Hardness Rule
A fragment notes that one twelfth of an alloy yields the greatest hardness for gold and silver an alloying principle cited as a historic observation.
Carnegie Gifts Drying Up Local Generosity at Glasgow
Principal at Glasgow University warned that Andrew Carnegie’s munificence has dried up local generosity. He recalled once collecting more than 3.8 million for the university, but now struggles to raise 15 thousand. He blamed Carnegie’s largess for scaring away smaller donors.
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Putting Down a Grumbler Lord Randolph Churchill’s Way of Ending Dissatisfaction
A story from the Commons shows Lord Randolph Churchill silencing a displeased Tory by asking if he is the Conservative leader, then dismissing him with a dignified return to his duties. The scene ends with the grumbler leaving in surprise.
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Ambassador Charlemagne Tower Showcases Berlin Residence
American ambassador Charlemagne Tower displays his Berlin home in unmatched splendor and luxury, aiming to impress German hosts with a residence that exceeds all in the German capital for grandeur.
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Death of Bishop John Fletcher Huret in Washington
Bishop John Fletcher Huret of the Methodist Episcopal church died in Washington last week after two years of ill health and a year of acknowledged fatal decline. Born August 17, 1834 in Dorchester County Maryland, he studied at Dickinson College and German universities before joining the Newark conference in 1858. He taught and directed in Germany, served as historical theology professor at Drew Theological Seminary, became president of Drew, and was later ordained bishop at Cincinnati. He led the American University in Washington when organized.
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Movement to Erect Milton Monument at St Giles London
A campaign seeks a Milton monument in St Giles church London where he is buried. Critics oppose the selected elite as insufficient and prefer Westminster or St Paul’s. Some argue Milton already has a grand memorial and no statue is needed while others praise the church burial site as a fitting setting.
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Czar Sends War Minister Kuropatkin to Manchuria
Gen Alexei Nicholaevitch Kuropatkin is the czars chosen war minister dispatched to Manchuria by special train. A famed Russian field commander and veteran, he has served since 1886, is celebrated as a scientist and geographer, and holds many foreign decorations. Last year he became an aide-de-camp to the emperor.
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Country Fever and City Life in a Turbulent Chronicle
A breezy, opinionated column contrasts urban restlessness with rural yearning, citing Bible, poets, and local quirks. It recalls mayoral divorce hot takes, a sensational chase in a Chinese charm, and a looming editor feud as Iowa printshops tremble.
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