Tragedy at Salt Palace ends with double shooting
At Salt Lake City Salt Palace grounds J C McCaslin killed Lottie Russell and wounded Max Peters before shooting himself. Peters is critically wounded. Russell was a San Francisco arrival. In Birmingham Walter Cotton, Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co assistant manager, was killed by a Black employee. crowd of 500. no riot expected.
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Salt Lake
Giley
Utah
Salt Palace Grounds
J. C. McCaslin
Lottie Russell
Max Peters
McCaslin
Miss Russel
Peters
Miss Russell
Russell
San Francisco
Birmingham
Ala
Walter Cotton
Atlantic and Pascific Tea Company
Destructive storms hit Lisbon and nearby towns
A Lisbon Nebraska region suffered a fierce hurricane and hailstorm causing widespread destruction. Ten miles northwest to several miles south and five miles wide were scorched with no buildings spared, barns roofs and houses damaged, windows shattered, stocks and poultry killed, and a schoolhouse hotel and store unroofed. No fatalities, some injuries from glass. Nearby Buttsville Englevale and Sheldon also affected.
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St. Paul
Minn
Lisbon
Horton's Hotel
Chicago
Ransom County
Buttsville
Englevale
Sheldon
Roosevelt entertains visitors at Sagamore Hill luncheon
At Sagamore Hill Saturday President Roosevelt hosted guests including Silas McBee Bishop Dudley and editors from Harper's Weekly and the Inter Ocean amid talk of his western trip and a November Nebraska visit. A new District of Columbia commissioner will replace the late John W. Ross with a Democrat, but no appointment date is set.
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N.Y
Bressant Rooseval
Sagamore Hill
Sepager Milland
Nebreakts
New York
Roose
Nebraska
Silas McBee
The
Churchman
Bishop Dudley
Episcopal Church
Kentucky
Charlee Nagel
St. Louis
George Harvey
Harper's Weekly
George W. Hinman
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Edward Kent
Roosevelt
Board of Commissioners of
District of Columbia
John W. Ross
Ross
Embezzlement Case Ties Bowker Treasurers Fate
Boston reports Henry P. Coe former treasurer of Bowker Fertilier and Dudley hosiery mills Newton was held to await grand jury on alleged embezzlement of 120000. A note for 25000 payable on demand from Bowker is cited, Coe waived exam. Bowker issues confession stating he used company notes for ten years and misused 120000. Experts confirm amount. Also, federal notices: Madden awards stamp printing contract to Bureau of Engraving and Printing for four years. Hartford Manufacturing Co. named supplier of registered packages and related envelopes.
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Boston
Henry P. Coe
Bowker Fertilier Company
Dudley Hosiery Mills
Newton
Grand Jury
Bowker
von Dune
Doe
Bowker Company
Coe
Dudley
New London
Washington
General Madden
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
United States
Hartford Manufacturing Co
Hartford
Conn
Deliberations in Frank C Andrews Bank Wrecking Trial
Detroit reports the City Savings bank wrecking case closing its case with Irvine Unger too ill to appear. The defense has few witnesses and a jury verdict is expected midweek. Rome notes Vatican delays on an apostolic delegate to Manissa and possible candidates. Spokane reports Harry Tracy seen near Almira as he heads toward the Hole in the Wall in Wyoming. Washington issues a circular restricting immigration from Porto Rico and the Philippines pending examinations.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank C. Andrews
City Savings Bank
Irvine B. Unger
Preston National Bank
Rome
Manissia
Vatican
Washington
Philippines
United States
Mgr
Cardinal Rampolia
Spokane
Wasn
Aug
Harry Tracy
Oregon
Coulee City
Wash
Almira
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Idaho State Line
Tracy
Hole-in-the- Wall
Wyoming
Sargent
Immigration Bureau
Shaw
Porto Rico
Actress Edna Grant Wins Stage Chance at Lyric Hall
Francis Bartow, long-time manager, is moved by the determined newcomer Edna Grant who pleads for a role. He offers a small part and later hints she must change her name to Bartow for a real chance, as she vows to prove herself on stage.
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Francis Bartow
Bartow
Lyric Hall
Stige
Edna Grant
Henderson
Miss Grant
Alice
Duchess of Connaught's Egypt visit carriage duel tale
During a royal visit to Egypt the Duchess rode back by improvised sedan carriage after an accident. Egyptian gunners assisted the return trip and the officer faced a blunt reply about bearing royal weight. The piece then shifts to a life expectancy table from a London assurance company.
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Duchess of
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Chana Ait Gow
Minneapolis
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EW Ulm
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Banke of Commerce
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Schurman
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Ernest Loyeswar
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London Assurance Companion
Henry Gqede
Wheeler & Wilson
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg
Wabash Avenue
Chicago, Ill
Br Forster Brothers
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Mixx
Schell
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Siebert Bros., Carpenters and Builders
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