Guilty Wife Kills Herself In Fatal Home Tragedy
Milford Delaware September 30 a prominent couple's home drama ends in suicide when Mia William Cirwithien, accused of infidelity, shoots her husband and lover then kills herself as the husband confronts them. Windsor wounded and missing, an inquest returns death as self-inflicted. Dover Delaware September 30 a playful struggle during duck hunting leads to Mrs Simpler's fatal gunshot wound and death.
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William Cirwithien
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Milford
Del
Mia
William Cir‘withien
Fred Windsor
Cirwithien
Cirwithiens
Baltimore
Miss McMichael
Windsor
Thomas Windsor
Windsor Hotel
Windssor
Dover
Dn Gimpler
Henry Simpler
Leipair
Kent County
Simpler
Body of a newborn found in well near Wilmington
In West Wilmington Delaware the body of a fully developed child was found in a well at New Castle by Mrs Joseph Gardner. Coroner Cal aeway has been notified. The item mentions concurrent telegraph notes about a voyage to Manila but is fragmented and unclear.
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Wilmington
Del
New Castle
Joseph Gardner
Cal _aeway
Baseball Scores Reflect Yesterdays Results Across Leagues
Recaps show American League games with Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago and New York posting results and various battery lineups. National League highlights include Philadelphia New York and Pittsburgh versus St Louis with several doubleheaders and key pitching appearances.
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Washington
Ney
New York
Eries
Dineen
Smith
Eaing
National League
Ehtonia
Batterien Eries
Abiph Seane
Breanahan
Needham
Achion Jackitach
Doolin
Philadelphia
Ah New York
Covelski
Craw All
Taylor
Bresnahan
Negdane
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cam Nus
Gibson
Becenam
Bliss
St Louis
Maddox
Willis
Rhoades
Sallee
Fromme
Biles
Boston
Brooklyn
Batterjes
Landaman
Graham
Beil Farmer
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittab’g
Brookn
Philada
Louis
Ohio Counties Vote Out Saloons Under Local Option
Columbus Ohio September 30 Twelve counties in Ohio voted dry under the Rose county local option bill by majorities from 300 to 2100 the state Anti-Saloon League reports. Counties listed include Athens Gallia Vinton Jackson Lawrence Pike Scioto Guernsey Noble Hocking Van Wert with an estimated 400 000 population. Three hundred thirty two saloons plus a distillery at Waverly a Nelsonville brewery and a Van Wert brewery were closed along with large Portsmouth brewers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rose County
Anti-Saloon League
Athens
Gélila Vinton
Jackson
Lawrence
Pirke Scioto
Guernsey
Noble
Hocking Adame
van Wert
Waverly
Pike County
Nelsonville
Portsmouth
Haskell to sue Hearst over bribery claim in Missouri court
Governor Charles N Haskell of Oklahoma plans to file suit against William R Hearst in Missouri within days over Hearst's charge of an attempted bribe involving Frank S Monnett and the Standard Oil company. J C Simrall of Mexico Mo. acts as Haskell's attorney in Kansas City preparations.
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Kansas City
Charles N Haskell
Oklahoma
William R Hearst
Haskell
Frank 8. Monnett
Standard Ou
Missouri
J. C. Simrall
Mexico
Ship's Barber a Smuggler
William Parker a barber on the British steamer Merlon was held for trial in Philadelphia for smuggling cloth and talc valued over 2000 dollars. He concealed cloth on his body and in his cabin, intending delivery to a Boston woman, with cloth for a man in Philadelphia. Governor Hanly faces impeachment inquiry over alleged bribery attempt by a legislator in Indianapolis.
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Philadelphia
William Parker
Merlon
Liverpool
Queenstown
United States
Craig
Parker
Boston
Traveling Man Recalls CADE Stor on Eastbound O R N Train
Sam A. Garber describes a Pendleton to LeGrande journey aboard an Oregon Railroad and Navigation train. A passenger suffers severe illness in the smoking car with bystanders and whiskey being administered as a medical attempt. The account notes delays and the traveler’s eventual recovery after treatment.
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O. R
N. R
Pendleton
LeGrande
Ore
Sam A. Garber
Coaches Use New Rules to Shape Each Player This Season
Coaches emphasize pregame study and tailored coaching under new rules as the key to success. The approach centers on evaluating each player’s merits and assigning specific responsibilities during games to maximize team performance.
Eddie Dillon and the Prince Ton Eleven Promise Strong Quarterback Play
Eddie Dillon captains the Prince Ton eleven and is praised as a clever quarterback capable on offense and defense. The article notes evolving game rules, a larger play repertoire at Chicago under Coach Stage, and the rise of pass-focused strategies, with plans for a prolific forward pass and new defense. It also mentions the Cuban Racing Association's December Buries and an Australian Rugby tour to the Pacific coast.
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Eddie Dillon
Prince Ton
Frincetos
Walter Camp
University of Chicago
A. & Stage
Coach Stage
Deserts Plant Sotol Now Source of Denatured Alcohol
A wild desert plant the sotol grows across millions of acres and yields a large bulb used to produce denatured alcohol. Federal approval last season spurred a new El Paso operation shipping sotol bulbs from Alpine for conversion. Historically used by Pueblo and border Mexicans, sotol liquor remains popular with locals and cowboys, despite its potent effects requiring a long breath afterward.
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United States
Kansas City Star
Botanti
Congress
el Paso
Alpine
Rio Grande River
Pueblo
Night Riders Organize Cotton Belt Activity in North Carolina
Dispatch from Raleigh reports a campaign by cotton growers led from Cleveland County to curb the new cotton crop. A ginner near Shelby received threats to halt ginning until cotton hits 12 cents, with Night Riders vowing to burn the ginner’s mill if not obeyed. Authorities may seek state action as organizers expand beyond one county.
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North Carolina
Kentucky
Raleigh
N. C
Cleveland County
Shelby
Tess Heabes
Cotion
Bint
Dentistry For Doge Opens Show Dog Dental Dept in London
West End dentists add a canine dental unit offering scraping and cleaning at 5.25 dollars, filling a tooth 1.25 pounds, making a bite tool 4.25 dollars, and grinding 5.25 dollars. A full set costs 100 to 135 dollars. Centrally for show dogs dental care is deemed essential to avoid point losses.
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West End
London
Indian Summer Poem Reflection From Ranene City Times
A reflective piece describes Indian summer with sunny days and restless winds. It notes brown leaves twisting and trees withering as winter approaches. The poem mentions a weary man thinking of savings and winter clothes, set in Ranene City.
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Ranene City Times
Bowery Delmonico's Glimpse of the Eat Side Resort
The Bowery Delmonico's at 250 Bowery near Houston in New York reopens under George Washington Lyons after Mike Lyons sold the business to his son. The once-busy spot famed for weddings and police newsroom chatter faded, with Lyons and staff lamenting a decline in patrons and city bustle, but the Bowery yearns for past glory and hearty meals.
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Mike Lyons
Bowery
New York
Lyons
Houston
Saya
New York Post
Harry
Pincy
George Washington Lyons
Mike
Louisiana
Long Island
Buleide
First Street
McGurk
Suicide Hill
Lyona
Teame
Cadeth
Jack Tari
Mike Lyona
Lyon
Mulberry, Po- Mee
Bowery Haberdaghers
Captain Smith
Steenth
Inspector Jones
Hnen
Theodore Rooecvelt
Jake
Parker
Roosevelt
George
Con- Ha
McCollagh
Devery
Central Ofice
Chesty
Geonm HeClusky
George Titus
Messages From The Dead And Unusual Gifts For Kaiser
Public interest grows as Sir Oliver Lodge cites messages from the dead via a medium Mrs Hollandrove. Detected communications describe life after death with struggles to reach the living and a founder Mr Garvey speaks of blurred impressions and training needed for any contact. Also noted are diamonds for the Kaiser from German secretary Dernburg, sea bathing on liners, and precocious Christmas toy aeroplanes.
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Gir Oliver Lodge
Sir Oliver Lodge
Saydhical Resenreht Society
Bir Oliver
Hollandroves
London
Garvey
Ranced
Permon
W. Myers
Gathor
Addy
William T. Stead
Mr. Myers
Stead
Kaiser
Herr Dernburg
Africa
Herr Burmester
Cape Town
Dust and Decay Mark a Sluggish Trade Period
Dust on shelves and stock signals disease and a sluggish economy. The report notes decay in trade as shelves stay bare and buyers vanish, hinting at broader business malaise.
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