Eyewitness bead shows murderer in Alton river death case
In Alton Illinois detectives pursue a bearded killer after a jewel rich woman found in the Mississippi bears his facial image in her eyes. Doctors and police plan to enlarge the retinal print to identify and locate the man as the motive remains unknown.
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Alton
Meritus
Sremnen
Woodruff
St. Louis
Streeper
Slumbering Rage Against Dreyfus Reignites in Paris
After Major Alfred Dreyfus was shot by Gregori of the Gaulois during Zola’s burial procession from Montmartre to the Pantheon, France’s war party renews hostility to Dreyfus and his supporters. The attack intensifies anti Dreyfus sentiment tied to Zola’s advocacy and the J accuse letter.
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M. Zola
Mont Matre
Pantheon
France
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Gregori
Occa
Sion
War Party of France
J'accuse
Bride's suicide attempt follows hurried Springfield marriage
Mrs Leora Plummer, who wed Hooey after a brief acquaintance, drank carbolic acid in their hotel apartments. Robbie Johnson, a former suitor, saved her by forcing the bottle from her lips and later fed her milk and whisky. Hooey, distraught, rushed from the hotel. the couple were later married by a justice of the peace and she was moved to her mother’s home.
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Leora’ Plummer
Hooey
Robbie” Johnson
Johnson
Robbie
Lecture on explosives by Col J L Taylor to railroaders
Col J L Taylor one of the oldest railroaders in the country lectured at the YMCA gymnasium to local railroaders on explosives. His talk featured stereopticon views of disasters caused by rough handling of high explosives and drew a large audience.
Four hundred Roumanians depart Muncie for native land
In Indiana news, four hundred Roumanians who labored in Muncie iron mills have left for home. Laporte County commissioners allocate seventy thousand dollars for a new jail. Ira Porter of Portland faces trial for his wife’s murder. Shelbyville’s Charles Coleman killer Leslie Bundrant gets life imprisonment. Mt. Vernon considers a franchise for an artificial gas plant.
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Leslie Bundrant
Charles Coleman
Shelbyville
First US flag made in Schuylkill Arsenal workroom
Philadelphia reports that after 120 years Uncle Sam will produce the national colors in the Schuylkill Arsenal silk workshop. The quartermaster general ordered preliminary contracts for materials to begin work on the 46 star flag for Oklahoma statehood. Embroiderers and skilled workers to craft gold-edged national colors with the four by six flag size. Reconstructed hunting flags and new star arrangement planned for all army posts by July 4.
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June
Sam
Schuylkill Arsenal
Quartermaster’s Department
Quartermaster-General
Sequoi
Arsenal
Oklahoma
San Francisco
Aerial Speed Records Shattered by Coey Balloon Flight
The Coey balloon piloted by Capt. C. L. Brambaugh with Charles Leishiter and Charles H. Coey set new long distance marks, covering 860 miles in eleven hours at 73 mph before a heavy rainstorm near Clear Lake. In the prior year’s international race the Pommern won at 80 miles with 22 mph average.
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Til
Claire
S. Ti
Pommern
Coey
C.L. Brambaugh
Charles Leishiiter
Charles H. Coey
Clear Lake
Fall injures somnambulist on Ohio Street stairs
John Potthoff a somnambulist residing on Ohio Street was badly injured after falling down an open stairway. He sustained a severe back sprain from the fall.
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John Potthoff
Ohio Street
Mother Faints Through Anger as Aid Society Aids Poor
New York June. The Children’s Relief Society formed in public school No 65 to feed pupils in lower east side districts. A exhausted mother Mrs Sarah Goldberg with six children collapsed, begging for food. ambulance called, Gouverneur hospital notified, funds raised to feed the family.
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Children’s Relief Society
Eldridge’s
Hester
Lower East Side
George Willams
Sarah Goldbert
Catia
Williams
Ludlow Street
Jane
Joseph Goldberg
Gouverneur Hospital
Shields Abernethy
A Bit of Vaudeville Skit With Osgar and Adolf Haf
A fragment of vaudeville dialogue features Osgar and Adolf Haf trading gags about misunderstandings and mishaps. The exchange includes playful mispronunciations, jokes about a missing brother, a rubber, a turner, a gas remark, and a punny line about a pork house worker.
Explosion At Capital Injures Several In Indianapolis
Two local residents Albert Bringhurst and James O Connell were treated at St Vincent s hospital after a Prest-O-Lite plant explosion. Bringhurst suffered cuts from flying glass while O Connell escaped with injuries. Several others were hurt but no fatalities reported.
Mineral Water Offer From Indiana Springs Clinic
An Indiana advertisement claims Colonial Country Club Hotel at West Baden Springs offers mineral baths that cure kidney liver and stomach ailments including constipation and nervousness. It promises benefits for a small cost and offers five gallons of mineral water shipped with home treatment guidance for two dollars.
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