Perjury sentences for Baraboo and Mitchel sisters
In Maptsox Wis municipal court Mrs Re besca Marraot of Baraboo and Mrs Margaret M Cooley of Mitchel Dak pleaded guilty to perjury and were sentenced to two years in the state prison. They and their babies accompanied them to the penitentiary as they tearfully pleaded for mercy citing threats from a man named Kirby. Their brother-in-law James Kirby and Edwards were later sentenced for burglary in Madison.
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Maptsox
Wis
Rebesca Marraot
Baraboo
Margaret M. Cooley
Mitchel, Dak
Uigon
Braley
Kirby
Jas
Simmons
Edwards
Wisconsin
Madison
Fatal Leap From Fifth Story During Fire in Cincinnati
A fire at Sullivan's printing establishment on 6th Street in Cincinnati led eight people to jump from the fifth floor to the sidewalk. Five died and three were injured. Fire crews battled the flames into the afternoon.
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Cincinnati
Sullivan’s
THE RICHMOND MYSTERY AND BANK EMBEZZLEMENT TALES
Richmond witnesses recount a Cloverius murder trial with notes of a March check and a light mustache, plus Belle Isle workers identifying a suspect. Separately in New York, Union National Bank teller John A Vangelder’s embezzlements amount to about $33,000 over eleven years, hinting at a gambling lifestyle and modest Jersey City home.
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Richmond
Cloverius
Dr. Morton
Planters' National Bank
William Earp
Belte Tele
Was. P. Kidd
Belle Isle
Belle Isie Works
Emilar
Tolier
New York
Union National Bank
Wall Street
John A Vangelder
Vangelder
Hig
Jersey City
Maryland National Guard Fifth Regiment Commissions Issued
Annapolis May 21 commissions were sent from the adjutant general's office to Maryland National Guard Fifth Regiment officers. The list includes Charles D. Gaither lieutenant colonel Wm A Boykin major Frank Sarkoe captain Company B Lawson Rigge first lieutenant Company F Win G Foster first lieutenant J A Beckley Frederick County captain Company A First Battalion Infantry.
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Annapolis
Adjutant-General’s Office
Maryland National Guard Fifth Regiment
Chas. D. Gaither
Heutenant
Wm. A. Boykin
Frank Sarkoe
Lawrason Rigge
F. Win
G. Foster
J. Beckley
Fredick County
Warning to Foreign Miners
A man badly mangled and dying was found in a freight car near Joliet on May 21. The injured worker, identified as Austrian quarryman Perederkas, had horrific injuries including severed lips and nose and a tongue hanging from flesh. His skull was fractured and he remained alive but unable to breathe. Authorities suspect striker violence.
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Washington
Baltimore Herald
Napoleon I
Cleveland
White House
Conone
Jack Hillman
Joliet, Inc
Perederkas
Avenger Jones In Trouble After High Way Robbery Charge
Washixeton May 21 Bill Jones the man who shot at Charles J Guiteau during his transport to jail was arraigned in the Criminal Court on a highway robbery charge He pleaded not guilty The indictment accuses Jones of assaulting Hamilton Hunter on April 6 and stealing 150 dollars
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Orange
Albright
Wolf
Cooper
Battinong
Howard Cooper
Katie Gray
Baltimore County
Stewart
Aod
Court of Appeals
St. Louis
F. i . O'Neil
Nes
Louis
Pet-Die
State Department
Pastor J B Reasoner Dies by Own Action in Collinsville
The Rev. J B Reasoner, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Collinsville, shot himself in the temple this morning during a temporary bout of insanity. Mrs Reasoner, visiting in Ohio, arrived fifteen minutes after his death.
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Louis
Post-Dispatch
Collinsville
J. BR. Reasoner
First Presbyterian Church
Beating a Child to Death Trial in District Court
The grand jury returned a true bill charging Onofri with murder for beating daughter Charlotte Cook on the 11th. After arrest the accused was placed in custody as Judge Mitchell appointed counsel for the prisoner.
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Onofri
Charlotte Cook
Mitchell
Salvation Oil Promises Pain Relief for Many Ailments
A vintage notice proclaims Salvation Oil as the ultimate remedy for neuralgia rheumatism and wounds from accidents including cuts bruises sprains and frost bites priced at 25 cents per bottle. The brief public sale pitch emphasizes its wide range of claimed benefits.
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Salvation Oil
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