Scholz Found Guilty of Murder in First Degree
A New York man Herman Scholz was convicted of first degree murder in Milford Pa. He was found to have planned his wife’s death and hid a file a saw and a penknife on his person. He refused food after the verdict and faces a new-trial plea scheduled for June 2.
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Milford
Herman Parl Scholz
New York
Stuhy
Forman
Br. Vanellen
Shultz
Schuiz
Carmine Bosenzo
Port Richmond
Staten Island
Gustavo Pizzi
Bosenzo
Pizza
Pizzi
Funeral of Alvan G Clark in Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge mass June 1i The re tains of Alvan G Clark the noted telescope lens manufacturer were interred in Mount Auburn cemetery yesterday afternoon Many Harvard professors and representatives of various scientific societies were present. Nine Kilten Twenty 3 Injured London June 14 An excursion train on its War from Bannouth to Oldham was delayed at Welshampton near Oswestry at midnight. Nine persons were ttsed and 25 injur
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Largensen
Caldwell
Free Methodis
Perrropis
London
Bannouth
Oldham
Welshampton
Os~westry
Berlin
Herr Woelfert
Knabe
Templehot
Military Balloonine Establishment
Brooklyn
Albert Benson
Thomas Olsen
Olsen
Benson
Wintersteen
Bloomsburg
Knurr-Wintersteen
Fudge Ermentreut
Wonder Worker Pills Cure Indigestion and Stomach Ailments
A historical advertisement touts Dr John W Ball's Pills as a cure for indigestion sick headache and constipation without violent purging or nausea. The 60 cent box costs 25 cents with a trial box for 10 cents available through dealers or A C Meyer & Co Baltimore. Market items adorn the page.
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Jona W. Bulls
John
W. Ball
A. C. Meyer & Co
Balto
John W. Ball
Baseball Standings and Weekend League Scores
National League standings show Baltimore and Cleveland leading with Philadelphia and New York close behind. Weekend games in Philadelphia and Baltimore featured wins by Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and New York. Eastern and Atlantic League results included Rochester, Wilkes Barre, Syracuse, and Newark action. Also noted are a fatal airship crash in Berlin, a cyclone in Elkins West Virginia, and a maritime claim against Britain over the Bermuda seizure.
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Balhmere
Cleveland
Booton
Pitteoorg
Cmoristi
Lonerle
New York
Chcago
Philadephia
Waslington
Brovnlyn
St. Louis
BIG IK
Phildelphus
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Bytuure
Louisvile
New York-New York
St. Lous
Brooklyn
Chicago
Washington
Paisburg
Boston
L. Pe
Rochester
Toronto
Providence
Springfield
Suv Witkes
Sir Satcrdat
Witkebarre
AY Stracioe
Prondesec
Baifato
Atlantic Lesgrue
W. J
Hartford
Hickman
Reading
Lancaster
Newark
Paterson
Richmound
Hicbmoad
Achterre
Sultans Plea to the Czar and Turkish Evacuation Dispute
London reports that no sultan has appealed to Emperor Nicholas or Emperor William to back his claim to annex Thessaly to the Ottoman Empire. Ambassadors of other powers show displeasure and may withhold negotiations on Turkey’s other demands until the evacuation issue is settled on a rail bridge.
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London
The
Times
Nicholas
Wiliam
Thessaix
Ottoman Empire
Turkey
Attempt on Felix Faure Prompts Mass Fear at Longchamps
Clumsy bomb exploded near the Bois de Boulogne as President Felix Faure rode to Longchamps for the Grand Prix. A suspect named Gallet, resident Levallois-Perret, was arrested. another youth detained. Faure remained calm, continuing the procession despite the blast and resulting crowd noise. Police searched lodgings, and authorities heightened security around the president.
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Felix Faure
Repubic
Champs
M. Faure
la Cascade
Bois de Bolougne
Gallet
Levallois-Perret
the Elysee
AL Faure
France
St. Faure
Faure
Lucie Faure
Mme. Berge
MM. Fanre
Montjarret
Rousteaur
Feure
Berezowsky
Drie
Longchamps
Francois
Last Fear
Congressional Week on Tariff Schedules and Debates
Washington June 1 The sugar schedule of the tariff reform remains the focal point as the Senate plans a two week run of debates. Hawaiian treaty anti trust measures and agricultural, tobacco and spirit provisions will follow with Republican managers seeking progress and Democrats aiming for a smoother path. Ten injured by dynamite explosion in Philadelphia as well as multiple unrelated fatal and tragic incidents are reported in brief across New York Brooklyn Oakland Kingston and Jamaica.
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Franklin
Lake Shore
New York
Schoenfeld
ARS
Gais
Washington
Senate
Philadelphi
McKinney Quarry
Rittenhouse Street
Wissahickon Creek
Germantown
Germantown Hospital
John Luciana
Salvator Pinavaro
Ex Comptroller Hiram A. sentenced for embezzling city funds
Port Huron based ex Comptroller Hiram A. was sentenced to five years in prison for embezzling city funds. The Spanish foreign office awaits a note from the American government on the Ruiz case. Bushtog Kelch pleaded guilty in Cleveland to second degree murder of his wife and received life imprisonment. Reports say Uruguayan revolutionists have captured two large river steamers carrying reinforcements to government troops.
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Hiram A
Port Huron
Mick
Ruiz
Bushtog Kelch
Cleveland
Indian Murderers and the Miles City Agency Standoff
Washington report details the murder of settler John Hoover by Cheyenne David Stanley and two accomplices Sam Crow and Yetow Hair. After tense diplomacy, Stanley and the others are jailed at Miles City and to be tried civilly. Captain Stauch’s narrative highlights clashes between federal officers and state authorities, a sheriff’s posse, and a planned fight that was averted. Stanley was captured after surrender negotiations. Yellow Hair and Sam Crow were arrested following the agent’s report.
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Washington
Hoover
Spouch
White Bull
Stouck
Badfer
Fay
Sherif Gibb
Custer County
Capital Steuch
Lin Ftead
White Hall
Stouch
Stanley
Lord
Seleck
Stan
Squins
Captain Stouch
Read
Head
Stanfey
Sherif Smith
Aiule
India
Eort
Yellow Hair
Sam Crow
Cowboy
Two Drowned Off Hudson River Catboat Accident
Two men aboard a catboat on the Hudson near Fort Lee drowned after a squall struck their vessel yesterday afternoon. Miss Emma Guilmette and her companions were aboard the yacht when the boat capsized. Guilmette was rescued and revived, while the two men disappeared as the Lorna Doon attempted rescue.
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Miss Guilmette
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