Pres. Bony Found in Cellar Mystery Ends
Alma Kellner, a eight year old girl from Louisville, vanished December 8. Her body was found in a cellar pipe, badly damaged and dismembered, near the Kellner home on Broadway near Jackson. Police believe murder, and a large search effort followed involving thousands of residents and a $500 reward from Governor Wilson.
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Alma’ Kellner
Ellner
Naoto Wahtoe
Kellner
Broadway
Jackson
United States
Cade
Flaor Wen
St. John
Akull
Poe
Ben
Dari Rete
Kentucky
Louisville
Alma
Woman Confesses to Poisoning Coffee After Discharge
Washington May 31 Nellie Clark a colored servant is under arrest for poisoning Mrs Flor ence Barrow and her daughters Flor ence and Mary Barrow by putting poison in the coffee pot at the Barrow home. police say Clark confessed after being discharged and accused of theft. She says she was angered by the discharge and a quarrel with Mina Mary Barrow. The victims are out of danger.
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Washington
Nellie ‘Clark
Florence. Barrow
Florence
Mary
Barrow
Olson
Mina Mary’ Barrow
Memorial Orator Dies During Patriotic Address
During a public memorial event a speaker, Jason Sexton, returned from grave decoration duties and collapsed while delivering a patriotic address. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Coroner King arrived from Norrietown to investigate the incident.
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Rand Army
Jason’ Sexton d Crowns
Cemeteria
Sexton
Perorathon
King
Norrietown
Taft Reviews New York Memorial Day Parade
President Taft arrived from Washington to review New York veterans on Memorial Day. He rode to his brother Henry Taft’s home then to the reviewing stand where Old Guard and War of 1812 groups escorted him. Generals Sickles Stahl and others joined the ceremony with civic events lining Fifth Avenue. Taft received warm ovations and acknowledged the cheering crowds along the parade route.
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New York
New. York
United States
Taft
Washington
Henry W. Taft
West Forty-eighth
Artillery, Military Society
Daniel. EB. Sickles
Juliue H. Stahl
Generaix Anson
G. McCook
Nong
Striking Coal Miners Reject Return-To-Work Plan
Wilkes Barre Pa May 31 12000 Pennsylvan ia Coal Company workers refuse to accept their committees plan to return to work pending grievances settlement They reject the slow method and pledge not to work on dockage cuts nor lose credit for each 100 pounds placed in care The strike likely to continue while officers refuse settlement and the men stay out
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Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Dle Cuilleries
McFarland Fight Draw At Naii Sporting Club
London May 31 Packey McFarland met Fredy Welshy Angland in Chicago for a twelve round lightweight bout at Naii Sporting Club. The match carried a purse of 7500 dollars and a 1000 dollar side bet. Under the agreement 6000 dollars was to go to the winner and the gold belt symbolizing the championship.
The Savage View On Civilized Dress Compared to Women
Dr Bat argues that both sexes once wore ornaments but now modern women cling to gaudy adornments and colors. He compares them to savages who favor feathers and jewelry, claiming women lack progressive restraint and retreat from natural simplicity. The piece reflects early 20th century gender and civilization themes with pointed social critique.
Remarkable 100th Birthday on Hog Island Virginia
Miss Nancy Kelly, oldest woman on Virginia's eastern shore, honored on her 100th birthday. She prepared a sumptuous dinner for friends and relatives at her Hog Island home. Born May 14, she has never left Hog Island, never seen a trolley car, and has lived a notably healthy, medicine-free life.
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Hog Island
Miss. Kelly
Misa
Kelly
Do You Torice Ubut Meat Dog Stories Are Funny
Reader snips question the humor in dog stories and insists a wagging tale should serve life’s needs. The New York Journal echoes a belief in naturalness and finite appetites shaping public taste.
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New York Journal
Degree Given Ex Slave at Academy of a Colored Institution
A historic account notes a graduate degree awarded to a former slave amid reflections on progress for colored students. President Dr Pap Rechter and faculty discuss the life of the honoree, early years, and enduring advancement of the academy’s mission. The article mentions notable figures, the university setting, and plans to expand the museum collection.
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Daltile
Ibs
Stecenas Bate
Ahelnedy
Wwdicien
Goa
Oon
Hanno
Abe
Prestige Restored at Denver & Big Grande Rail Line
Horace W. Clarke, manager, touts restored prestige of the Denver and Big Grande rail service after a period of deterioration. A campaign promises better scheduling, on time performance, and improved customer service. Local officials note efforts aim to restore trust and attract riders, with emphasis on reliability and coordination with other routes.
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Alamo
Empire
Ile Grande
Rallwaty
United
tSateee
Rio
Denver
Chirke
Unite
Eresalve
Prue
Advertisement Prompt for The News Candy Store Ads
Fragmentary OCR shows a sample ad urging readers to place notices in The News for selling buying hiring or job seeking. Tone mimics a local paper boilerplate inviting classified listings. Names or dates are unreadable. the passage emphasizes a broad call for readers to use the paper for advertisements.
Woman Raises Reindeer in Far North Welfare Effort
A northern woman trained and cared for a deer herd said to number around 300, aiming to aid education and local sustenance. The account notes her long work with Stewarts, Mary, and others, highlighting government support and the herd’s welfare in remote Yukon regions.
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Imeband
Shareck
Bertholt
Baeke
Hathey
Mary
Wales
Nome Fir
Stanley
al Bys
Pelle
Ahsinwitfle
Teleenes
Shsiip
Bledie
Buelleer
Ava
Ford
Sto Michel
Chaust
Stewart
Aginmer
Agutas Smarelia
Mayor of Frisco Mayhem After Vehicle Collision
Fragmented clumsy OCR reports Pat rick McCarty, mayor of San Francisco, injured in a crash on North Street. Right ankle fracture, hospital treatment cited. Concurrent ad blurbs tout Bloodine, a tissue builder, with testimonials claiming rapid weight gain and nerve strength, promoting Mass. Bloodine bottles and special agent J A Williamson.
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Frisco
Indianapolis
Patrick McCarty
San Franciaro
Cal
Meath
North Steet
Hurjing
George
Bloodine Corporation
Bolston
Mass
J. A. Williamson
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Worcester
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Almple
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Scientiat
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Dee R
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Louisvill Irler
Neoking
Mary Andearick
Kalsera
Berlin
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Kalser
Tuscarora Farm
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