Overthrow Rumors Surge In Venezuela Crisis
Reports from Caracas claim martial law and uprisings threaten President Castro as Curacao residents anticipate his removal. Venezuelan elites flee while rioting cripples Casacas and Dutch officials monitor a declared war with Holland amid Caracas dispatches.
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Twenty Hunters Die in Maine Season Report
United Press reports that twenty hunters were killed in Maine during the season with over 26 seriously injured. About 20 000 deer and 200 moose were hunted, plus numerous smaller animals. Fragments note fatalities also in Vermont New Hampshire and Indiana.
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Mother 18 Charged With Killing Six in Boston Case
Boston police review six mysterious deaths in Mary Kelber family amid arson charge against Mary Kelber. Victims include Bridget Knowles Anne Kelber Stephen Kelber Kelner Willie Kelner Catherine Kelber with life insurance tied to each death. Officials seek motive and connection to alleged tainted banquet and hospital field day illness.
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Defendants Part In Annis Assassination Trial
Mrs Annis, wife of publisher Slam by Captain Hains, testified in the Annis murder trial as the day’s eye witness account focused on the yacht club shooting. The defense and prosecutors sparred over witness tampering claims, with Justice Crane limiting questions and signaling a broader inquiry into alleged misconduct and court conduct.
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Wilson Charged With Boas Death In San Francisco
Coroner's jury accuses Walter Wilson of murdering Henry J. Boas, a friend and partner, after Boas died from a stomach powder sent via mail. Expert testimony links the envelope writing to Wilson and notes ink similarity to forgeries in his room.
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Sultan Abdul Opens Turks Parliament in Freedom Era
Constantinople reports the first Turkish parliament in 30 years opened by Sultan Abdul Hamid amid vast crowds and strong police presence. Deputies paid homage as plans moved to convene at 1 o'clock with 39 senators and about 250 deputies. International congratulations poured in from England France and Russia.
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Beds for tuberculous patients fall far short in U S
New York December 17. The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports only 6 000 beds are available in the United States to care for about 600 000 consumptives. The study cites one bed per 400 patients and notes 100 000 cases of hereditary tuberculosis in advanced stages lacking hospital provisions.
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McFarland and E and N E Fight Declared Off
Chicago December 17 Henry Gilmore manager of Packey McFarland reports the fight with Yours Eve scheduled for New Orleans on November 23 has been declared off. McFarland refused to weigh in at the Mehiwelsht Unit as demanded by Erne.
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Serious Illness of Miss Lutton in Court Your Parish
Reports say Miss Margaret Lautm, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lutton of Court, has been confined to her bed at home for two weeks and her condition today is very low. Neighbors and family appeal for prayers and support during this trying illness.
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Taft Fights Burton For Brochas In Ohio Senate
Ohio politics escalate as Charles P Taft confirms support for his senate bid amid taft family and party leaders. Burton denies cabinet ties and stresses focus on winning the seat. Hard luck: Mrs Frank Nephew injured in Youngstown wagon collision after health scare.
FHS Investigation 15 Strenuous Efforts in India Crackdown
In India authorities intensify crackdown on sectarian elements, digging foundations and houses of suspects as they pursue evidence. Revolutionary groups reportedly arm themselves while police extend measures to suppress political subversion and enforce new rules amid unrest. Washington dispatch notes nominates political figures amid the national tension and Internal Security concerns across districts in West Virginia.
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White man lynched in Kentucky after confession near Russell Springs
Elmer Hill, accused of assault and murder of 11 year old Siamle Womack, was taken from Monticello jail by an armed mob and hanged from a tree after confessing. A mid to late night raid by 26 county men led to the jail surrender, with Hill admitting the crime before execution on a road leading toward Jamestown.
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Rosena tells story of shooting in home
Fred Rosena testified he shot Coccho after a July 12 dispute at the Rosena residence. Mrs Rosena said Coccho threatened to kill them with a stiletto and dragged Fred, who fired to protect his home as Coccho returned to renew the quarrel. The defense depicted Coccho attacking, Rosena claiming self defense.
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Reported marriage branded a fake in chaos over claims
In Union City Tennessee reports allege a marriage between Mary Ryland and Adelpert Hay was falsified. Clergymen denied performing any ceremony and investigators found no evidence supporting the claim. The case touches broader tensions as trials loom over other violent offenses locally.
Thaw Relative Dies in Asylum Amid Trial Echoes
Aunt of Harry Thaw dies in an asylum in Frankton at age five, amid ongoing coverage of Harry K Thaw’s second murder trial for Stanford With. The event surfaces as readers follow the sensational case and its twists.
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Electrician Burned At Steel Plant In Workplace Incident
An electrician named Brink Cherelifletit of Chestnut Street was burned on the face by an electrical flash at a steel mill on Wednesday evening. His injuries were described as not serious but painful, with concern over possible facial burns.
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Services at the Almira Home Friday
Friday afternoon services will be led by Rev AL Marlin of the Seventh Presbyt erian church. Congregants are invited to attend as the community gathers for a brief bi weekly meeting at the Almira Home.
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Motions to Quash Indictments in Swadner Case and Related Courts
Court heard motions to quash indictments in cases involving gambling houses and Swadner for keeping a disorderly house. Defendants claim grand jury flaws, improper timing of returns, and use of testimony from a special investigating committee. Judge Porter adjourned to a later date for further argument.
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Emperor William Adopts Temperance Pledge in Berlin
Berlin December 17 Emperor William Maspecote a tee totaller pledged to abstain from all alcoholic drinks for life. Reported he will not force guests to follow, non alcoholic champagne exists, and he will drink it at state events. The temperance wave is welcomed by observers. A separate report from Youngstown cites a wife’s alleged murder with her children missing.
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