Kidnapping chase spans states as Miller family feud erupts
In Indiana and Illinois a sensational kidnap case involves exAttorney General Miller's kin. Mrs Helen Karcher and Samuel Miller flee with a child after a custody dispute. A rapid pursuit follows across multiple towns as authorities seek to recover the boy and reunite him with his mother.
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Tashianajiolie
Ind
Dee
United States
Miller
Sarnel PD
W. LH. H. Miller
New York
Samuel Miller
Kiave
Summer
Wlwe Miller
Deusen
Atte
Maller
Othe
Denon
Bease
Poe
Jackman
Priehet- Avrent
Indersom
Minneie
Hive
Milder
Helen Karcher
Bartstessa
Guo
Washington
Ceneral
Peeroynn
Stifler
Tate
Midney
Ware
Todianapedi
Phare
Sears
Sas
Sas A. To the Future” Woofi
Sen
Mr. Miller
Brichtwood Qt
Indianapeolis
Tad
Sidney Mister
Aliiber
Samuel Mister
Ainpolter
Marship
Lawrence
Lod
Wis
Cleveland
Mora
Brightwood
Lindianapolis
Andersen
Actress Della Fox Weds John Levy in Baltimore
Baltimore on December 27 dated report states actress Della Fox married John Levy of New York in the office of the clerk of the superior court with Rev William Way of Immanuel Reformed church performing the ceremony. The notice mentions a sensational headline Shot Through the Heart and references a James Me aS Churchland and efforts to keep away elements.
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Baltimore
Della Fox
John Levy
New York
Court of Cone ‘S Pleas
Wiliam W. Way
Immanuel Reformed Church
James Meas
Lements
Riot in Ray mond street jail shocks New York guards
Twenty female prisoners at Ray mond street jail in Brooklyn attacked Warden McGrath and Matron Fannie Handy as Handy transferred inmates. Handys bell signal triggered sheriff and deputies to restore order. two inmates restrained in straight jackets, others confined as physician treated the wounded staff.
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New York
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Fannie Handy
McGrath
Miss Handy Owas
Nellie Jones
Miss Handy
Swarden
Miss Hands
Depaties
Wardes
Bouts Declared Off In New York City Fight
Rumors in New York claim a February 13 card in Cincinnati was canceled by city authorities. William A Brady denies any cancellation and says the planned bouts including McCoy versus Ryan and Methevren versus Lassene proceed as scheduled.
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Eae York
Fee
William A. Brady Woerthesdas
J. We Feies
Ties Hablin
Cincinnati
Brady
Wid McCoy
God Lemna
Ryan Ane
Terry Methevern
Ridh
Lassene
Perry McGosern
Bern Jordan
New York
Dee
Willian Xo Drade
Brody
Perry
Crop Report Reveals Wheat Estimates by States
The Department of Agriculture revises U S wheat output figures with winter and spring wheat totals given in bushels and harvested areas listed. Significant acreage abandonments occur in Ohio Michigan Indiana and the Dakotas affecting overall production forecasts.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Ohio
Michigan
Piediana
Dibaets
North Dakota
South Dakotas
Ocean Freighter to Be Launched by Chicago Shipyard
The first ocean freighter built in Chicago will be launched Saturday at the Chicago Shipbuilding Co. on the Calumet river. The 242 foot vessel, named the North Western, weighs 2 460 tons and will sail to Hamburg Germany on delivery. The project marks the first installment of a contract worth over 5 million dollars for eight ocean going ships and eight lake harbor plying craft.
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Chicago
Chicazro
Chicago Shipbuilding Co
Calumet River
Hamburg
Gerladen
Grasp
Ahiense Shipbuilding Co
Ocean
Great Lakes
Hay Recovers and Returns to Desk at State Department
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Hay recovered from illness and resumed work at the state department. On Thursday he received numerous callers, with the Chinese minister among the first to visit.
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Washington
Hay
State Department
Decree Cuts Fees for Cuban Court Officials
Havana on December 25 reports a new decree that transfers salaries to clerks of courts bailiffs and other officers starting February 1 and ends the fee system long blamed for abuse in Cuba.
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Havana
Cuba
Death by Own Action Identified Pagifiela An Dec 28
A brief notice identifies the man Pagifiela as the subject of a death by own action dated December 28, with limited readable context in the snippet.
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The
Indianapolis Masonic Secretary Shot in Office
William H. Smythe, secretary of the Indiana grand Masonic lodge, was shot in the head at his office in the Masonic Building. He claimed a blonde woman fired the shot after he refused to let her use a telephone. Authorities found bullets lodged near the temple area, and investigators consider the possibility Smythe attempted suicide. No suspect has been identified and police have yet to locate the woman.
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Indianapodis
Ind
William H. Smythe
Grand Masonic Lodge
State
Masonic
Lewis A. Coleman
Atterney
Mr. Smmythe
Tre
Sher
Mr. Smythe
oMee
Mr. Lusthe
Smoothe
Coleman
Mrr. Smythe
Edener Smathe
Eitime Do
Hoedees
Guy
Mr Sins
Imea
Jivisinapelis
Poa A. Masons
Katmes
Omaha
Daniel Tarris
Pacific Junction
Mack
Cudahy
Pat Crowe
Thomas B. Cooper
Burris
Rogues Gallery
Crowe
Cooper
Lizzie Burns
South Omaha
Unclear OCR fragment on Perry county crime scene
Fragmentary text reports a Montgomery incident involving a person named Pailer and a charged act at a barn near Dennis Cummings. A body was reportedly removed by masked individuals and hanged to a tree, with vague references to local reputation and unnamed authorities.
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Montgomery
Nia
George Pailer
Marten
Perry County
Fle
Dennis Cummings
White Fotler
Pal Tee
Senator Says Finance Committee To Examine War Revenue Plan
Washington official states the Senate Finance Committee will take up the base toll amendment to the war revenue bill after Congress reconvenes. He adds no hearings will be arranged by the other two committees.
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Waerhington
Phe
AL Yisen
Senate
Congress
White Ligeon Bank Closure Prompted Controller Takeover
Washington December 28 The First National Bank of White Ligeon Minnesota was closed Thursday night under the direction of the controller of the currency. Ten days after a telegram from National Bank Examiner J W Selden the bank board requested the controller to take charge.
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Washington
First National Bank of
White Ligeon
Mick
Teney
Tragic Farm Accident Claims Lettie Cooper in Tennessee
Dee Lettie Cooper aged 25 was killed in Gannon County when a horse leaned away throwing her from a buggy. The wheel dragged her for nearly half a mile before help arrived.
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Aiille. Tenn
Dee
Lettie Cooper
Gannon County
Miss Cooper
Bongey
City gold mine planned in Fruithurst Alabama
C L Olson prepares to sink a gold mine in the city of Fruithurst with a prospect he calls the finest in the state for gold and also a strong outlook for silver and copper.
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Fruithurst
Ala
C. L. Olson
Walden University President Report Mentioned in Brooklyn
President Rev. Jay Benson Hamilton of Brooklyn is cited in a December note from Walden University New York. The fragment notes a Thursday confirmation of a report and references his involvement in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden University
New York
Jay Benson Hamilton
Brooklyn
Mail Pouch Stolen From Wyandotte Station
A mail pouch containing 3700,000 in negotiable papers and an unknown sum was stolen from Wyandotte Michigan Central Rail Station last Thursday night. The pouch was left in the waiting room on the late fast mail to Wyandotte. A second pouch was found ripped and empty near an oil tank by a wagon driver. Authorities believe drafts and other valuables from J B Ford & Co of Wyandotte were taken, including a $16,080 draft from New York that did not arrive.
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Detroit
Wyandotte
Mich
Michigan Central Railround
Wrandotte
Michigan Central
Richart
McCleary
George Bessy
Woodriver
J. B. Ford Arkhali Co
Wyandette
Watet
Bo Ford, Jr
New York
Restored to Life Cat Shocked by Electric Reversal of Death
An experiment in Chicago shows a cat revived after apparent death when electric current reopens the heart. Dr Schedlinger asserts steady low power can restart heart action within minutes, prompting cautious praise from physicians who witnessed the revival.
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Poseph
Mal Dee
Sehel- Hope
Wleetricin
Chicago
Ami
Schedlinger
Recrreian Seieliinger
Training ship Usu Kishin Maru lost with all hands
Reports from Victoria and the steamship Hto Jam Mari say the Japanese training ship Usu Kishin Maru foundered near Mamaia with 322 aboard after striking rocks. Wreckage and the body of Captain Mar cinean were recovered, ending the mystery of the disaster.
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Victoria
Durippy
Somachua
Sumnisa
Adaska
Qsaha
Batekongdayia Mara
Tosa
Three Lavery Children Die in Home Fire Near Omenpia
In Omenpia Washington on the 26th three Lavery children including a four year old daughter a twenty two month old infant and a two year old son perished in a house fire while the parents were away from the home.
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Omenpia
Wash
Tee
L. Lavery
Bar on Guilty Parties in Divorce Cases
The Missouri circuit judges will urge the legislature in the coming session to bar guilty parties in divorce suits from remarrying for three years. The move aims to curb remarriage by those found at fault in divorce actions.
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St. Louis
Missuri
Miners at Diack Diamond Coal Co’s Apa plant report
Springfield dispatch notes December 29 reports miners employed at the Diack Diamond Coal Company's Apa south plant. The fragment mentions workers and locations but lacks full details on event or outcome.
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Springfield
Apa
South
DE Wet's South Africa campaign repulsed and resignations noted
Gen De Wet fails to break southward and is now at Senekal with a large force, Knox holds between Ladybrand and Windburg, eastern invaders harassed toward the Orange river. Yeomanry officers Sprogen and Guest resign. Churchill Guest a Conservative MP.
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Cape Town
de Wet
Senekal
Freeksburg
Windburg
Knox
Ladybrand
Orange River
Johannesburg
Wleinfontein
Chitties
London
Dew
Sproge
Linder
Iver Guest
Han Iver Churchill Guest
Lord Wimborne
Dorsetshire Yeomanry Cavalry
Plymouth
Cape Fown
Dritstown
Rome
Grover Rathe
Louis Bathe
Hague
Wruger
South Africa
Steyn
The Power of One Word Destiny Changed by a Spoken Sentence
A brief reflection highlights how a single well spoken sentence can alter a life path. The piece emphasizes kindness and sympathy for those facing trouble, urging thoughtful speech as a force for good.
Word fitly spoken like apples of gold in silver baskets
The report centers on a preacher sermon urging courage and reunion while citing Charles Crowe and police leads in the Cudahy abduction case. It highlights crowds, judges, and moral exhortations stressing kind words, warnings, and the power of one well spoken sentence.
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Solomon
Cicero
Edmund Burke
Warren Hastings
Edward Irving
Jovan
Scarletina
Browyers
Disraeli
Decatur
Hannibal
Walter
Leonidas
Thermopylae
Horatius
Bridge
Colin Campbell
Balaklava
Napoleon
Earth
Hell
America
Ufe
Sing Sing
Atlante
Liverpool
New York
Whey
Nantucket
Jesus
Amos
Joseph
Kremlin
Moscow
Rus
Czar
Empress
Christ
Mary
Ait
Machvrs
Pettigrew senator's son injured in theater smoking dispute
Frank Walden V Pettivrew, son of U S Senator Vettivrew of South Dakota, was assaulted by a theater usher after lighting a cigarette. He suffered a broken cheekbone and jaw, was treated at headquarters, and sent to hospital for operation. In Washington, the U S Charge informs that Carlos Martinez Sila is named minister to the United States, with Thomas Herran named secretary of legation in Washington.
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Pettivrew
Frank Walden V
Pettivreyw
United States
Vettivrew
South Dakoty
Younig Pettigrew
South Africa
United States Goverment Survey
Waneas City
Dee.ing Corps
Arizvonsa
Washington
Dee
Kreaupre
Loyola
State Department
Carlos Martinez Sila
Sail
Thomas Herran
Riot death tied to Vergennes saloon outbreak
Arian Peatt, one of four men found in the Christmas morning riot at Billy Cravns saloon in Vergennes, Til, is dead. The coroner's jury indicts Joe Davidson for the crime and orders him held to the grand jury without bail.
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Carbondale
Arian Peatt
Billy Cravns
Vergennes
Til
Joe Davidson
Trichinae Found in Pork Sold in Markets in Nicaragua
In Managua on December 29 the official government newspaper El Liberal reports widespread trichinae in pork sold in local markets. The notice names Senator Settiglers and references Via Calveston Texas as source.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Calveston
Tex
el Liberal
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Yellin Fox
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Strec
Women’s Department
Plare
Tip
Crop Report
Isambe
Sun.Sa. Buahbels
Hay Reeovers
Indiana Masonic Grand Lodge
Neo ‘Teace
Smythe
Nenre Lynehed
Michigan Bank
Sprivwfield
Maphin
Ate Mirielli
Michael Cercerano
Farigesville
On Reld
Geigesville
Washington, Dee
Dyas
Nome
Alaska
War Department
Nome River
Dewet
Sprogen
Vor Guest
Yeomanry
Paul Wroger
Dr. Talmage
Louis Klopsch
Pat Crane
Youong
Eddie Cudahy
Lome
Ster
Settigrers
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