Scheib Charged In Wife's Death Bathtub Mystery
Police say Scheib will be charged with his wife’s murder after her body was found in a bathtub on Gy Street. They suspect a chain of events involving unknowns and possible other complicating factors as investigators await autopsy results and further evidence.
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Waran
Jeter
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Schal
Dougherty
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Avenua
Stia
Minor
Mystery Deepens in New York Husband Wife Case
Police tied to a tangled tale of a man named Scheib who claimed two possible wives, letters from Springfield and Amityville surfaced, and detectives debated the identity of a dead woman found with hints pointing to a lover named Tetian Lover rather than a Glover. Investigators pursued a Springfield link to a possible father and a St Francis Xavier Church marriage from years past while questioning if Scheib wrote some letters himself to mislead.
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Antonia Behhelb
Riva Island
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Thomas Street
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Sherian
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MT West Ga Street
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Scheibs
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Scheib
Vather
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Slater
Hush A. Sherman
East 78Th Street
Antoni Scheib
Blue Island
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Jallian
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Springfel
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Jorversing
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Connor O'Grady
Elizabeth
Scheld
Howee
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Rblachoff
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hemteHte
German Press Praises Taft Arbitration Proposal
German newspapers including Cologne Gazettes and Berliner Abendpest welcomed President Taft's unilateral arbitration treaty proposal. They call it a potentially beneficial step, credit German diplomacy, and caution that national honor and interest questions remain, but suggest such treaties could do more good than harm within an international framework.
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Igeman
Taft
Germany
Castro Again World Topic Hit on Castro Plot Rumors
Washington informs Lisbon that ex president of Venezuela Gioriana Castro is rumored to move toward Venezuela from Teneriffe via steamer with artists and munitions. Lisbon press tracks the tale as the Secula notes Castro’s brief stay at Oporto and retreat to Lisbon. Dispatches from the Canary Islands mention Castro’s arrival from Teneriffe and immediate departure aboard Reina Victoria under an assumed name toward Cadiz.
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United States
Gioriana Castro
Venezuela
Portepat
Castro
Teneriffe
Secula
Oporte
Jay Palmar
Canary Islands
Castel
Reina Victoria
Cadiz
Lahick Port
America
Britain to Recognize Portugal After Constitution
Sir Edward Grey announced Britain would recognize the Portuguese Republic once the constitution is enacted. Foreign Minister Machado said the Constituent Assembly would open on June 1 and vote on the constitution by month’s end, after which the chamber would elect a president.
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Great Britain
Tasbon
Edward Grey
Forelgn
Machado
Titanic Launches Maiden Dip Amid Enthusiastic Crowd
In Beifact Ireland on May 7 the White Star liner Titanic, a gigantic vessel of the Olympic class, was launched with cheers along the Liffey banks as it touched the river. Pierpont Morgan and J Bruce Ismay watched from the launch поддержки as the ship slid into the water for its maiden voyage toward New York to Southampton service. The 45,000 ton, 14 foot wide liner is set to begin New York service later this year.
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J. P Morgan
Ireland
Haffan
Pierpont Morgan
J Bruce Temay
White Star Line
Southampton
Sly Feat Tong
Ecuador Supports Chile Amid Regional Tensions
In Guarani, Ecuador, May a1, crowds rallied for Chile amid recent hostilities with Peru. A shrine mass expressed solidarity with Chileans as fires and mobs followed reports of clashes in Tauraye. Military authorities say the situation is under control.
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Ecuador
Ecuader
Tauraye
Fireat Promits
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Iquiaue
Chit
Enitigne
Unclear text fragment from Las Palmas report
Fragmentary wire service copy about disorders in Las Palmas tied to delays in a bill in the Spanish Parliament. The garbled lines obscure specific actors, dates, and outcomes, leaving only a general note of renewed disturbances following the legislative stall.
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Las Palmas
Coronation Derby Won by Sunstar at New Race in England
The owner ignored, Sunstar the favorite by Sunbridge owned by a South African magnate won the Coronation Derby in easy fashion by two lengths from Stefast. Kings George and Mary attended with royal guests as a record crowd filled the stands. The field of twenty horses included Adam Rede and All Gold with high American betting and several visitors from the United States. The time for the one mile and a half course was about two minutes and fifteen seconds, a slow mark compared to a prior record.
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Sunbridge
Jrcdoal
Barney Barnam
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Hermit
Lord Derby
Steffast
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Peretm=mon
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Adam Rede
Louis Winans
Harry Payne Whither
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England
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All Gold Ee Lord Rothschild
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Bunstar
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Forke Club
Buckingham Palace
Tandon
King's Greeting to Taft and Hopes for Warship Visit
Copenhagen May reports detail King greeting Rear Admiral Badger and his squadron. President Taft and Maurice J. Borgin receive warm thanks. A dinner for Badger and officers is hosted with Cabinet members present. Warships draw crowds along illuminated shores before sailing to Ernekholm.
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Rome Air Race Triumph and Crashes Across Italy
André Beaumont leads the Rome Turin race with a Rome arrival amid massive crowds after a seven hour plus flight from Alesio via Genoa and Pisa. Roland Garros and another rival suffer crashes near Pisa, while others push toward Rome. Paris to Madrid and Paris to Turin pilots face delays as gear failures and storms hamper progress.
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Gilbert Died A Lifesaver Coroner's Jury Rules
Coroner's jury at Hatrom holds May 2 death of Sir William Gilbert was due to syncope from overexertion while rescuing Miss Winifred Emery. Emery, widow of Cyril Manco, was part of his bathing party.
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William & Gilbert
Arthur Sullivan
William
Winifred Emery
Nfe
Cyril Manco
Hatrom
Suspect Camorra Witness De Angelis a Dagger User at Trial
In Viterbo on May 1 presiding judge Junge mianom led Camorra trial proceedings. Police official Ventimiglia outlined why Alfano the alleged Camorra leader is suspected while Alfano interrupted testimony. Arrests included Tomasso de Angelis, an ex convict, for burglary attempts. a bag with burglar’s tools and a dagger was seized from De Angelis. The scene highlighted tensions between Crown witnesses and defendants amid the ongoing case involving thirty six Camorriste.
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Junge Mianom
Camorra
Ventimiglia
Gennaro Juncolo
Camagriste
Alfano
Ventimaila
Timsalt Ventimiglia
Tomasso de Angelis
Pallee oMdal
de Angelis
Angelic
Amedes
Seger
Portuguese minister denounces church separation law
Portuguese Foreign Minister says the Holy See's stance is inconceivable and defends the separation law as a defense of material and moral order. He spoke in an interview reported by Novidades after Pius XII addressed Catholic bishops worldwide.
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Poretan Astates
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Bape Pius
International aviation law study opens congress
An international congress opened under President Alex Kidden Millerand of France with Mey a ThA fret pushing for a comprehensive aviation law. The gathering focuses on creating universal standards for air travel regulation and safety across nations.
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Double Wedding in Jersey and Strike News
Newton May 8 Special An announcement of a double marriage performed Monday at the minister's parsonage witnessed by the minister's household Miss Susan A Aber and Floral Kinner both of Hainesville wed Miss Dora H Lamson of Newton to Charles J Rensley of Branchville Strike on Southern Probable Washington May 31 Conferences between mediators and firemen and Southern Railway proved ineffectual again today A strike by firemen seeking 50 percent wage increases and other concessions seems likely Track men and switchmen reached amicable agreement on pay and rule changes and left for home
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Susan A. Aber
Floral Kinner
Hainesville
Dora H. Lamson
Charles J. Rensley
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