Evidence Againts Pat Quinlan and Minnie Williams Case
Police report shows human blood stains in a castle crime scene linked to Pat Quinlan and Minnie Williams. Trunks with Williams initials found at Quinlan’s private wing, later identified as hers. Victim details include rape findings and blood on clothing. The investigation ties Quinlan to Williams and other individuals through buried evidence and testimonies.
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Hoban castle
Pitapatrich
Peuri
Pat Quinlan
Meeks
Denver
Minovie R. Williams
Quinlan
Norton
Fitzpatrick
Minnie Williams
Minnie Wiliams
Badenach
Ila
thaatty
Chismzo
Badenagh
Patevel
Dwight av
Kenily Cigrand
Robert J. Phelps
dre moet
Dwight
Chicago
Holmes
Pitezel
Phos
Fragmentary obituary notes and cryptic crime hints
The readable passages hint at a murder trail with names like Mir and Mrs. Quimwla and a blood trail leading to a basement chamber. The text suggests an investigation by officials and unclear witnesses, with references to a hidden route and a secret stake in a Vine area.
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Uhiet baienech
Quimwla
Arrested on Forgery Charge in Local Case
D A E Bangacten, once a notable lawyer, was arrested last night on forgery charges. The case involves a promissory note for 6051 dollars and alleges fraud against clients. The defendant, Kennedy, a youth of good family, previously led a colorful political life and a district political campaign. He was expelled from the bar a few weeks ago.
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Bangacten
Augbo
S. C. Renmeaty
comimluiniagt
Hees &. STimaés
Minzers
WOM
Vrassey
Turtis
Henne
Linsler
Kennedy
qarrig
tims vergtsiul eatapuien
ATip
Scaffold Collapse Injures Six at Haverstows Yard
Six men fell twenty six feet when staffolding at the Wodegraft and Sons building collapsed in Haverstows Maryland. Contractor W Cyrus Stouffer suffered dangerous head injuries as a heavy timber struck him. Washington Times was among the injured, with internal injuries reported. Mason William Lewis held to the wall as the scaffold gave way.
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Haverstows
Mr. Stouffer
Cleveland Rolling Mills Increases Wages For Wire Drawers
The Cleveland Rolling Mills Company announced a voluntary advance in wages for its wire drawers, making their pay equal to that of the Americana Worksmen. The raise takes effect from August 1.
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CLEVELAND
Cleveland Rolling MIM company
Fire and cholera rumors in wartime dispatches
In VALTIORS August reports claim Mrs Lonieschlot ter and her three children likely fatally burned when a stove exploded. VIANNA notes cholera spreading with cases in Visnsayies and Vyzorrad. While Boland and Austrian Crentier are mentioned, other details are unclear in the damaged text.
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VALTIORS
Lonieschlotter
ian Poulan
VIANNA
Aug
lbia
Visnsayies
Vyzorrad
fan Boland
gear
Crentier
New York man jailed for insult and resistance
Mr Ler Spern of New York was sentenced to two weeks imprisonment for insulting a public official and to pay nine sap marks for resisting state authority. The defense argued resistance, but Stern was found guilty only of insulting a public official. Harrisburg, Pa. Gaye Hastings appointed Gwilym MW fams of Wilkesbarre as inspector of ow in the Fourth district.
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Ler Spern
New York
Stern
Miara HARRISBUNG
Aus
Gaye Hastings
Gwilym MW fams
Wilkesbarre
Omaha Controversy Courts Settle Police Commission Contest
In Omaha a court fight over police and fire commissi on powers escalates. The A P A alleges corruption and fraud by Mayor Georges Dus and seeks quo warranto and injunction challenges while defendants argue the suit lacks foundation and aims to deceive. Political contest centers on control of city oversight and legality of the A P A action.
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OMAHA
ABP. A
Georges Dus
fry giegelstetus
Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues
Reports from yesterday's games show the National and minor leagues with varied results. In the American circuit the Red Sox beat Philadelphia, the Indians swamped Louisville, and Pittsburgh defeated Louis. The Eastern League saw Wilkes-Barre defeat Scranton while Providence edged Be faly, and Scranton topped Rochester in the two games. In the Pennsylvania State League, Hazleton defeated Carbondale and Lancaster beat Allen. A separate item notes a South Carolina registration injunction case in which Joseph H Gowdy sues W Briggs Green. decision reserved. A separate drowning accident near South Perry results in two deaths from poisonous gases.
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South Caroline
Goff
Joseph H. Cowdy
W. Briggs Green
Tower
Green
South Carolina
Gowdr
Death of Mrs DeWitt Talmage at Sanitarium
The wife of the Rev. T DeWitt Talmage died yesterday morning at the Sanitarium. Her husband and children were present at her death bed. The remains were taken to Brooklyn last night. It was hoped she might live through yesterday, but she began to sink about midnight and died at dawn.
Death by electrocution of Leach after murder trial
Richard Leach wife murderer was electrocuted yesterday at 11:16. Warden Sage attended the execution and Leach, ready to die, held a fork of his murdered wife's hair during the process. He fainted after seating, still in that condition when the current began.
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Sing Sryu
Hichard Leach
Warden Sage
Leach
Loeach
Durant
San Francisco
Theodore Durant
Blanche Lamont
Emanuel church
threty Bini
Fraverson
Hans Hanson
United States
Maurice Fitsgerald
Hesperia
Hanson
Thomas St. C
Claire
Lightning Kills Porter in Grand Canyon Arizona
News from the Grand Canyon reports Blacely Hort Porter, second son of Timothy H Porter, a local millionaire, was killed by lightning. Koung Porter and Louis Hopkins Porter, his brothers, had left here for Alaska two weeks ago. Louis was burned but expected to recover.
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Stamronp
Grand Canon
Arizona
Blacely Hort Porter
Timothy H. Porter
Koung Porter
Louis Hopkins Porter
Alaska
Louis Porter
Erasarad
peg
C. Narramore
Los Angeles
Cummings
sturr
Nurrantora
wismui
worie
bodinl
gigeed
Chinese Outrage Fears Foreigners Face Massacre in China
Consul Gracey describes escalating anti foreign sentiment in Foo Chow and Chengtu Fu province. He notes foreigners are blamed for unrest, reports recalls of American missionaries, and placards threaten mercyless measures against foreign boats and communities.
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States
Foohowe
xu Cheng
Min Gracey
Ka Cheng
China
Min
Foo Chow
J. C. WHeat
Anabel Chertford
Miss House
Intier
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
watters
Chengiu
west
vatronelga
Fohkien
alcho
Chynetuy
Liviz
elsu
Corrected Victims List From Ku Cheng Massacre
The Times at Shayhuai reports a corrected victim list from the Ku Cheng massacre. Victims include Rev. Mr and Mrs Stewart Nellie Saunders Lena Trish Stettie Newcombe X Marshall Gordon Topsy Saunders Master Herbert Stewart Lena Stewart and others. A Ku Cheng magistrate began efforts to conclude the massacre with a thousand soldiers present, arguing authorities could have stopped it.
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Shayhuai
X Marshall
Miss Gordon
Topsy Saunders
Herbert Stewart
Lena Stewart
Chim 2
Ku Cheng
Mission Destruction Sparks Calls for Inquiry in China
The American mission at Shuzhi near Han Kow is destroyed and missionaries are fugitives. The American consul advises retreat for missionaries in adjacent provinces. Speakers denounce Denby and O Connor while urging a special commission under Consul Jernigan to investigate outrages in Szeehnen. After the Ku Cheng massacre looting is feared.
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Shuzhi
Han Kow
consu
Pekin
United States
Denby
N. R. O'Connor
Jernigan
Szeehnen
O'Connor
tech
Two Steamboats Destroyer at Cincinnati Fire Loss
Fire at Cincinnati harbor destroyed two steamboats and two wharfboats, totaling over 103000 dollars in damage borne by the Cincinnati and Louisville Mail Line Company. Commodore A. Laidley named as chief officer amid investigations.
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Cincinnati
tige
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail line company
Commodore ¥. A. Laidley
gererrunti
Edward Bou
lee
Tragedy and Mayhem Reported After Storm Lreads Town
A violent night unfolds as a windstorm capsizes boats and claims lives. Reports describe a man dying in a river incident and another suicide attempt following a tense confrontation. A local politician suffers severe injury in a brutal attack, and suspects are tracked by authorities.
Secretary Smiths Georgia Tour Statement at Jefferson
AgHENS Ga Aug Iloko Smith arrives from Gainesville where his family are gathering. This afternoon he speaks on the financial question at Jefferson.
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Secretary
The Tailors Victory in Garment Workers’ Strike
Chicago dispatch reports a near victory for the garment workers in New York Philadelphia and Chicago. Strikers claim over 12,000 in New York and vicinity accepted terms while a handful of contractors resist. Officials deny surrender yet union plans expose Federation methods and press for firm action.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Federation of Labor
en Yone
garment workers
Witkowski
Contractors’ association
secut
darerday
menes
Leeder Echoenfeld
Btrikers
Philadelp
Cane & McCafferty and Todd, Sullivan & Baldwin
Wanamaker & Brown
wass
garment
Aeroiant Killed in Balloon Parachute Jump Incident
In Peterborough a balloon parachute adventure ended tragically when Adelaide Sas sett and her parachute failed. The harness tore, she fell and died while attempting a descent. Police reported no further survivors aboard.
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TONBON
Arsiss Adelaide Sassett
Peterborough
steack
shy
Still Another Defender Victory Off New Port Course
The Defender and Vigilant race off New Port in light breeze from Catraun Circle to News Port. Defender leads by nearly six minutes as both yachts carry top sails. Jubilee starts with limited sails while Vigilant finishes about eleven minutes behind. Authorities report unclear events and a bank robbery case involves Toss in Denver with ongoing inquiries.
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Catraun Cire
Mads
York
beas
Newsport
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