Murder Case Aboard Shipping Case Baffles Police
A man’s body was found packed in a shipping case in an alley in the southern city area. The case bears a French stamp. a lock of hair appears to be from a woman. The victim is identified as A. D. Barnes, local merchant and custodian at Hiswaths building on 17th Street, recently divorced.
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Cuicaco
A. D. Barnes
Hiswaths
17Th Street
Hiz
Frankie Minor
Praon
Fox
de Lac
Frances
Morris
Frankie Wlant
Mulwaukee
Waupin
Cty
Thomas Smith
Smake
Rowen Atresy
Smith
Murder suspect Harry Hayward charged in Miss Ging case
MixspaProms Minn Dec 1 authorities announced murder charges in the Catherine Ging case. Harry Hayward and his brother A A Hayward face first degree murder and related counts tied to an alleged insurance motive.
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MixspaProms
Minn
Dee
Kittle Ging
Harry Wayward
Bisa
A. A. Hayward
Miss Ging
Harry Hayward
Adry
Hayward
Ola
Hayward Brothers
Lock and Kay
Catherine Ging
Huery Hayward
Smale Pit Hainelander
Resignation of Warsaw Governor Amid Clergy Accord
General Gurgky resigns as Warsaw governor following Russian order not to interfere with Catholic clergy. Count Ferdinand de Lesseps noted as dead for his Suez and Panama canal work. Turkish transports move to the Black Sea. Gold shipments to New York resumed as Sol Smith Russell prepares to stage a comedy next week.
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Warsaw
Poland
Caneral Gourke
Count DE Lesseps Bead
Sure
Panama
Paris
Ferdinand de Evvaeps
Smith Muenell
Sol Smith Russell
Convention Opens as Gompers Heads Delegates to Denver
Delegates to the fourteenth annual convention of the American Federation of Labor arrive in Denver. President Samuel Gompers, Secretary Graev, Treasurer Lennon and associates set up at the St James hotel to receive guests. Denver trade unions form reception committees to greet travelers and escort delegates to their lodging.
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Lavor
Denven
Ameritag Federation of
Cavor
Executive Council
St. James Hotel
Samuel Gompers
Graoy
Lennon
Denver
Guatemala Border Skirmish Report Claims 400 Guerillas Clash
Reports from the Guatemala Mexican border describe two skirmishes between a Guatemalan guerrilla force of 400 mounted men and Mexican troops. The second clash allegedly killed two Mexican soldiers a colonel and a staff member. Officials may seek reparations if confirmed.
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City of
Mexico
Dee. T
Guateualan
Luliane
Sta
Ice Harvest Predicted Big Winter Yield For City Dealers
Ice dealers prepare for the season with new and repaired houses as harvests are expected to exceed last year. M. A. Sears notes extra shipments from outside points were scarce last year while J. B. Crawford reports McKenzie Crawford will store about 15 000 tons. A 17 527 foot storage building rises to house the coming crop as F. G. Arbold expects 9 000 to 10 000 tons for the summer.
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M. A. Sears
Chris Schug Co
Sears
J. B. Crawford
McKenzie & Crawford
F. G. Arbold Wilh
Neenah and Neenah Portions Lead Typhoid Deaths
Nels Nelson of Neenah aged thirty died yesterday from typhoid fever at his home. The funeral was held this afternoon with Rev. J. N. dersiid officiating. Mrs Nelson remains seriously ill with the same illness. Also noted is Miss Nettie Merry’s funeral set for tomorrow in Fond du Lac. Various local notices include arrests, visits, and travel among residents of Menasha, Neenah, Kilwaukee and Appleton.
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Nels Netnan
Aino HI
Neexal
Menasha
Wis
Nels Nelson
Neenah
J. N. Dersiid
Fond du Lac
William Connors
Jobn Wojohn
Sherry
Fitzgibbon
Kannhe
Lena Otto
Montello
C. Nolson
Nenah
Charles Langnor
Milewaukee
B.D. Smith
Mer. Ft. S. Smith
Mt. Clemmens
Mich
Lutl
Manasha
Charles Scott
Appleton
Ienry Barlow
Lincoln
Neb
Gi. W. Barvlow
Stanton
Road Agency Partners Kodak Snapshots for Crash Evidence
News notes that Gaton Pacific road formed a claim agent with kodaks to photograph wrecks for evidentiary use. Indiana opens a large coal oil well near Portland, yielding 2 520 barrels on its first day and $1 290 for owners Handos, who left Boston ten years ago, now found working on a cowboy in Indian Territory and inheriting about 150 000. Miss Colla Flower of Detroit commits suicide by stepping in front of a moving train, with $50 gold and an unsigned Toronto letter found in her pocket.
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Gaton Pacific Road
Kodaks
Indiana
Portland
Handos
Boston
Colla Flower
Detroit
Toronto
The South Journey: Observations on Land, Labor and Life
W V Lawson recounts a thousand mile tour from Cairo to Charleston detailing timber and mineral resources, rail service, farming prospects, and the Black population. He notes wages for Black workers, crop yields, and the social climate, urging settlement and cautioning about misperceptions of emancipation era life.
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CuarnLestox
D. C
Cairo
Meomphia
Charleston
Aodeighy
Miaslasippi River
Atlantic
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mississippi
Alabama
Ohio
Cue
Mississippi River
Wisconsin Woods
Forming Tuk Classes for High School Alumni
Alumni association to carry the course with instructors for chemistry physics German literature and other subjects. Meetings were held to finalize the plan and admissions will follow at the next gathering. The program aims to provide higher education opportunities through evening classes.
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High
Selinul Alumn! Association
Wera
Kroluzy
Bona Carter
W. P. Whi
Uwigh
Chra
Railroad Charter Tomorrow In Superior Wisconsin
A new railroad company named the Superior Eastern & Southern Railroad seeks funding of 3 million dollars to build from Superior to a shore near Lake Alubigan. Incorporators include Mayor Ernst Gevlen of Sheboygan, J D Cameron of Chicago, and John Honner Wisconsin state treasurer. Officers will be elected tomorrow afternoon in Sheboygan.
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Suxnovean
Wis
Balug
Superior
Lake Alubigan
Madison
Superior, Eastern & Southern Railroad Company
Davidsen Opera Manager Visits Milwaukee
Minor Mention Charles P. Salisbury press manager of the Davidsen opera house Milwaukee was in town today and expects to leave tomorrow for Washington on a brief business trip. He discusses the A PLA lecture at Tuer bull and remarks on the Cathoneism debate affecting party alignments and building costs. The text notes a 31,000 fossil and a 200 insurance issue related to meat sold by a seller but not delivered.
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Tuer Bull
A.B. Wakeman
Smith
Charles P. Salisbury
Davidsen Opera House
Milwaukee
Washington
Kiel versus Bray Choate suit verdict for plaintiff
In the Kiel v Bray Choate case the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff J N Kiel for 1518.53 after seven minutes. Judge Burnell then stayed proceedings to permit a motion for a new trial. The suit claimed 1500 on notes by Kiel Grattan and Bray Choate, not paid at maturity but settled by Kiel who sought reimbursement from Bray Choate.
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J. N. Kiel
Lesuder Chyate
J. M. Bray
Burnell
Mr. Kiel
Kiel
Peter Grattan
Bray & Choate
Gacalf
Elect Upham Receives 20000 Applications for State Posts
Oshkosh sources report about twenty thousand applications for state positions under Governor Elect Upham. Of these, around three would be chosen, with Oshkosh residents contributing 309 applicants. Contenders include candidates for state game warden and inspector roles, while many appointments hinge on legislative changes and incumbents’ resignations.
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Upham
Oshkosh
Elect Upham
Winnebago County
Mil Waukee Tan
Board of Control
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Jerry Dobbs
Thar
Dobbs
Ivis
Ofl
John McCoy
Milwaukan
D. W. Fernandez
Local City Framed by Turbulent Talks on Upcoming Plans
Chicago visitor Piltatsan arrives to push organization of a company while disputes over contracts and a proposed interurban line unsettle the city. Tilotson faces opposition as supporters claim the broader plan remains intact despite setbacks. Louise Bartlett Cale and James Alfred Chard wed quietly in the evening. Weather: rain and showers with colder temperatures and a westward cold wave expected by Saturday.
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Tilotron
Foran Electric Rous TK
Piltatsan
Chicago
Ampleton Crescent
J. Himore
Cnotsen
MC Lius
Mr. Tilfotson
Fas
Fred Warhter
Elisore
Fil Ison
Neonah Council
Pripnds
Mr Tillotian
Deanen
Tilloton
Paledu
Diphtheria Death Sparks Public Alarm In Local Neighborhood
A child died of a malignant diphtheria leading to fears of contagion and scrutiny over burial delays. Reports describe delayed notice, misaddressed communications, and confusion at the Downer residence affecting grieving family, school pupils, and undertaker handling. An investigation is anticipated.
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Sane
Iptiowia
Oye Uru
Tun
Ster Mot
Downer
Ie Sa
Heath Oliver
Messatour
Steele
Auit
the Northwestern
Howers
Bussowitz
Koepptin
Eighth Strest Lutheran Church
Unruly Mail Rules Spark Dead Letter Office Warnings
The piece explains postal laws on letters addressed to fictitious or unnamed recipients. It notes hundreds of undeliverable items addressed to A B C or A N appear yearly and are sent to the Dead Letter Office when no clear recipient or care-of instruction exists. The rules require a sender card or return request to reclaim misdirected mail.
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Postafica
A. N
Careol
Steam whistle dispute sparks inquiry in Oshkosh city
Iowa man asks mayor about injuries from a steam whistle mounted on a blacksmith shop and whether prior court actions affected liability. The letter references local public and private nuisance cases and asks for information on any injunctions. The piece also notes Prof Williams new tour with Nashville students quartette aiding a Chicago church debt and ties to J O Brows.
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Trejo
Willa
Williams
Nashville
Quartotte
Wil
Willo
Chiago
Wiliams
J. 0. Brows
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Mer Fate Insurance
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Brown Bros.’ Lumber Company
State Line
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State Board of Health
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Black Sea
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Ould
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Guateqaslan
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Nora Nelson
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Wausau
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Cut Rate Association
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Canada Pacific Railroad
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Guorga We Cahir
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Brooklyn
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