Jack the Ripper Arrests and Greenland Expedition Notes
Reports include a man claiming to be Jack the Ripper arrested after public proclaims. A Sverdrup letter describes Dr Nansen's Greenland expedition, detailing travel from the east coast to Gudhjab and the challenges faced with ice, currents, and a high altitude thermometer.
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Loxnox
Whitechapel Oys
Jack, the Ripper
Se Georn's
Sverdrup
Dr. Nansen
Greenland
Eethuast
Gudthsab
Enet Coset
Iland
Christiansial
Godthank
Dr. Xansen
England
France
Mosey
Krantz
Treasuries
America
John Bull
Mediterranean
Spain
Italy
Germany
Austria
Wholesale Horse Stealing In Morton County Bandits Ride Off With 25 Horses
A gang led by Bill Doty plus twelve accomplices stole horses from multiple farms in Morton County. They seized over sixty head, attacked James Horton and captured animals as they moved toward the Oklahoma line. A farmer was mortally wounded in a confrontation with the posse pursuing the gang.
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AML
Morton County
Han
Torexa
Kan
Morton
Bill Doty
Slelton
James Horton
Sxty
Cape Turnl
Oklahoma Country
Geore Soll
Chamberlain Arrives in New York Seeks Privacy
Joseph Chamberlain lands aboard the Cananl steamer Aurenis and registers at the Brevourt house. He says he is in the United States on personal business and asks newspapers to respect his wish to remain unnoticed. He will not answer questions on policies and mentions a possible Washington wedding date.
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SypiaxaParis
Herman Sturn
Phiadephia
New York
Joseph Chamberlain
Brevourt House
England
United States
America
Tiarmison
Grant
Wile Alpert Friedel
Bud McKeevers
Varplaeck’s
Harrison
Anna Dickinson
Miles A. French
Bridgeport
Conn
Biidreport Copper Company
Rochester
Madrid
Spain
Senor Conorss
Yoo 114Th Pennsylvania Regiment
Snowe
Collis Zousves
Atuysburg
Waterville
Lycoming
County
Wiliam R. Chiids
Pittsburg
Wit Brown & Sons
Boston
Philadelphia
Tatui Hebe
Alive in the mine after blast details rescue
A survivor, Henry Burns, recounts the Frontenec mine disaster after 39 bodies were recovered. He describes darkness and confusion from inhaling afterdamp, the clock stopping at 6 or 7, and a long walk to the shaft. Coroner’s inquest begun. most victims died from coal dust or afterdamp despite medical aid.
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Preesrns
Kan
Frontenec
Henry Burns
Lowes
Brat North
East
Ade
Ashock
Alrady
Fisher
Robert Craig Pers
Mr. Craig
Afime
Findlay
Viswes
Collisions Update and Various World News
Reports detail the Cunard steamer Umbria striking the Iberia off Long Beach with Iberia split in two yet afloat due to watertight bulkheads. Debate over fault continues as captains and officials investigate the incident. Other items cover Franco Italian war tensions and Thanksgiving football venue disagreements between Yale and Harvard.
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New York
Iberia
Long Beach
McMickan
Ofders
Cunard Company
Brown
Cunard
Umbria
Portland murder mystery shocks 1870s community
In Portland Connecticut a 54 year old woman, Ellen Cooper, was found fatally wounded in bed with her head injured. Her husband Georgy Cooper, a saddler from Meriden, was implicated as motive centered on work disputes and alleged infidelity. A mob threat looms as investigations proceed and local officials seek calm.
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Portland
Conn
Ellen Cooper
Georgy
Meriden
Oaker Hayes
Middletown
Hartford
Whitechapel
East Hampton
Cooper
Bond Fiatness Company
Sys
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Home
H.N. Etchison & Son
Souih Market Streed
Frederick. MD
Tyergers
Esarda
Emire Gre- Aisv
Wade Big Bros
B. L
Pat
Doro
Frank Plitferyar
East Fourth
Frederck
Wael
P. S
Victor
Fayette Street
Charles Street
Sarateen
Baltimore
Haller
F. Street
N. W
Washingtiton
D. CG
Rex Victor Remedies CO
Zotar
Lataite
Sage
Dr. Sage
Jack the Ripper
Lesden
DE. Nansen
Greetiaed
Levsing Ur
Tate
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St Joseph
Disston
Sugar Belt Railroad
Kissimee
Arkansas
Late Rock
C. KR Breckinridgs
Congress
Willian AL Cote
Clayton and Featherstone
MR. Chamberlain
Barpecroft
Cone
North
Thomas Lattin
John Short
Short
Lattin
Oze
Sheri
John Knapp
St. Louis
John Knspp
Missouri Republican
The
St. Louis Republic
Charles W. Ennapp
Republic
Navy Eard
Wasniscron
Dorfolk
Ork
Pensacola
Jamestown
Ossipee
Waskinen
New York Central
Buyfalo
Ohio Street
Timothy Donoven
John Howard
Lake
Howard
la Sarie
Dis
Peter Howe
Venonia
Mmapri
Police Department
Prosent
Pillsbury
Holles Hara
Igul
Wasuiyeros
Pension
City Post Office
National Museum
Garfieid
Marin
Edwarda Il. Washine Tox
Edwards
Segation
Hervert
Tventythree
Brectx
Nev
John Sanford
Amstird
N.V
Sciegal
S Sanford Weo
Grandma
Jay Gesid
Baldwin
Ios
Feiephone
Wasaivero
Supreme Court of the United States
Bell Telephone
Massachusetts
MecAuliffe
Weack McAaliffe
Brocklin
Elly Miers
Streator
Ils
Chicago
Rochster
Lantern House
Carcace
A American Medical Association
Jonn B. Hamilton
S. Davis
Rowe
War Office
Feperlio Italiano
New Hayes
Yale
Harvard
Parvard
Conthridge Lines
Gam
Tntercollegiate Football Association
Corese
Yenry Rowe
MaxForpsvinlle
Rowlett’s
Henry Rowe
Sallie Lagsden
Howe
Snyder's
Ficht Killen
Cieace
Dominick McCeffrey
Pitishung
Mingeapoka
Pat Rilten
Beal Restox
Thretor Gillngs
Detro
T .2
Bollinzs Ars
Richerdwe
Smyth
General Sessions Court
Stewart Will
New Worx
Essa
Roaxoka
Novv
Reanoks Water Works Company
Yen
Afike
Jam Liddy
Ina Barn
Long Island
Eulalia
Portland, Conn
Tendron
Sfuslerer
James Timer
Nyack
Janes Elmer
East Newark
Rockland County
Rockland Lake
Elmer
Lucan
George Charles Bingham
Earl of
Cucan
Balakinve
George
Lord Bingham
W. J. Youmans
Popular Science Monthly
Chester Hill
Boston Express
Oselesa
Berwin
Sherbert
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