Holmes and Holmes Case Shattered by Emotions at Prison
District Attorney announces possible extradition to Chicago for murder charges in the Conner case. Holmes shows visible distress as his alleged wife turns away, weakening under the strain of the indictment and looming trial.
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Howard Priezel
Detroit
Chicago
Holmes
Gertrude Conner
Muodar
Allege
Fricklie, Lo
Hales
Moyamensing
Bie Jat
Eller Lee Culisiustlon
Luther
Thomas A. Fahex
Mra. Pitezel
Mra Pitre
Galva
Howe
St. Louis
Bradfield
Henderson
Bradfield Regulator
Atlanta
Draggits
Toronton revelation on Philadelphia police dereliction
Toronto reports reveal Philadelphia police were aware in December that Holmes moved with the Pitezel children. Evidence includes letters from Fidelity Mutual’s Fouse and inquiries by Dr. Ferguson. Detectives tracked the party through Toronto hotels and missteps allowed the crime network to operate, leading to the bodies’ discovery.
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Toronto
Hodgins
Holmes
Walker House
Palmer House
Albion Hotel
Pitezel
Union House
Nellie
Alice Pitezel
Fouse
Philadelphia
Gerer
Man Rives
St. Vincent Street
Halil
No. 2
Gereron
Niazara Falll
Bollies
Bloody clothing unearthed and murder charges swirl
Police examine the Holmes house after a torn woman’s wrapper and stained dress are found. Bloodstains are confirmed on garments tied to Winnie Williams. Carrie Pier alleges 2 H Harmes accuses Pat Quinlan of murdering Howard Piter Gilkerson. Quinlan, Holmes face mounting accusations and possible warrants. Slot machines and penny supply notes in Treasury briefing amid penny shortage concerns.
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Pat Quinlan
Howard Piteres
Notem
Fitzpatrick
QUEER BANKING METHODS AND BRIBERY SCANDAL
A chaotic bank saga in Wilimatie reveals insolvency rumors, mismanaged books, and unauthorized withdrawals. Key figures include former bank commissioner E A Bucks and cashier Walden, with Attorney Thomas J Kelly implicated in a loan for machinery. A director committee seeks 700 owed for Allentown purchases amid a reshaping scandal.
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Wilimatie Bank
WiLtisasric
Star Wuurt
Hunter
Expinal
Lcommiaauner
Crofut
Burke
Moodcar Sfturmion
William Bucks
Ut Bas
Walden
Morrison
Thomas J Kelly
Kelly
Air Walden
Sutwou & Bath
Allentown
Three Fear-Old Child Murdered in West Indiana Port
A three year old girl Ida Gebhard vanished from West Indianapotla last Saturday, found dead in a stable with a crushed skull and signs of assault. Suspect Juin Linson is being sought as authorities scour the city and suburbs for him. Indemnity notes from Germany and Allied actions are reported, along with vandalism at a soldiers’ cemetery and other local disturbances.
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Brote Tertibty Bester
Brirato
Albert Surprise
Black Rock
Buckhorn Island
Ningsre
Carl Detkal
Surprise
Sandy
Detkal
IspiasaPotis
Ida Gebhard
Indianapotla
Satable
Juin Linson
Debates Over Silver and Gold Prices in 19th Century Debate
In Cincinnati on July 24 a heated discussion on bimetallism featured Messrs Horr and Harvey. They debated gold and silver value trends from 154 to 1 ratio historically to 4 to 1, noting silver’s rise and gold’s steadiness, with figures on mint reports, production, and U.S. debt. Also covered were Chinese merchants detained, a poisoning case in Cincinnati, the Dirigo’s maiden voyage, and European election tallies.
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Cincano
Messrs
Horr
Harvey
Uiouls Club
London
Morr
Mr. Harvey
Harr
United States
Hurope
Friends of Allver
New Yorn
Treasury Department
Havana
Orizaba
Hoffman Island
San Francisco
Silver City Flood Ravages City and Mountains
A severe flood hit Silver City causing water to rush through streets and wash away parts of the business district. Nine buildings collapsed while several bridges failed, cutting off the downtown area. The railroad suffered heavy damage and telegraph service was disrupted amid estimated losses running into thousands of dollars.
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Sisba City
Uwuo
Chu City
Pereral
Bolves
Lont
Three Workmen Killed by Premature Dynamite Blast
Chicago July 4 three men were instantly killed and a fourth critically injured by a premature dynamite blast at a drainage canal near Willow Springs. The dead are William Kelly of Marquette Thomas Suaker of Chicago and Joseph Smith unknown residence. Matthew Healey suffered a severe scalp wound. The blast occurred as workers pressed a charge into a hole. a rock fall scattered debris over 200 yards. Over 600 nearby workers escaped unharmed. No cause yet determined.
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Chcago
Willow Springs
William Kelly
Marquette
Thomas Suaker
Chicago
Joseph Smith
Ucknawn
Matthew Healey
Severn
Kelly
Soaker
Smith
Allehroy
Healey
Nuggets of News From Various Local Incidents
Mrs John Artz of Raush Gap Pennsylvania swallowed poison and died after her husband took another woman to a dance. Miss Mary Barba of Shamokin rubbed balm on a mosquito bite and died from blood poisoning. Four children aged from to MH years drowned while sailing on Lake Dauphin Manitoba. Total collectors at customs housed in the cell of iiiiaii big tieb hie.
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John Artz
Raush Gap
Mary Barba
Shamokin
Havana Exile Plans Push for Early Expedition
A Cuban revolutionary push to assemble an expedition is moving with secrecy. New York reports a fast iron steamer may be bought to transport rebels, with leaders in the city discussing the purchase and a hundred armed men ready for Cuba. The plan risks neutrality laws and involves figures tied to El Porvenir and Madrid, as leaders debate backing and logistics.
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New
New York
Mosey
Atlantic
Reporta
Enrique Trujillo
el Porventr
Trujillo
Genzalo de Quesada
Revolutionary Party
Madrid
Campos
Weyler
Polmeja
Mrs Farrall Arrested Again in Washington Case
Fragmented report notes Mrs Farrall, previously acquitted of husband poisoning charges in Is Plata Mi, was arrested by Washington police on alleged treachery with a former lover. Details are unclear and the charge was not pressed.
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Physicians and Surgeons
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Hulmon
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Torolto
Foster Medicine Company
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van Heest
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American Express Company
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Atchison Road
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Fla
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Mra. Gurney
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Loftus
Wheel Fog
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Germany
Nearoa
Aim
Ohio
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Daviid Atting Wasstrens
Stade
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