Murder mysteries solved in New Jersey admission
Admitted killer Eberhard confessed near Paterson New Jersey on Thursday stating he murdered a New York girl and her aunt to obtain money to marry a New York woman. He planned to use 3500 stolen funds to lure a cousin and intended to pursue a rival. The New York woman will be brought to Hackensack for questioning.
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New York
Eberhard Wis
Paterson
M Ja
Tinekenach
Eberhard
New
Eberhard Sigs
Ortillie
Euerhard
Hive
Hackensack
Catholic Knights Elect at Wisconsin Convention
Special to the Northwestern reports the 7th biennial convention of the Anthonog Knights of Wisconsin voted in officers for the next term. Denis Dineen of Hibbing and John Calihan of Milwaukee are listed among those elected, with further officers named.
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Appleton
Wis
Anthonog’ Knights of Wisconsin
Leonel Chipper
Shyders Wankesha
Denis Dineen
Hiutamond
John Mr. Calihan
Midwuttters Turer
Michael Jacobs
Res Dan
Populist Watson Opens Campaign Critique of Bryan
The Populist leader Watson opened his campaign July 24 urging southerners to abandon blind allegiance to Democracy. He argued to restore Democratic principles as in the forties and fifties, attacked William Jennings Bryan, and denounced eastern capital influence over the South, calling for southern arousal to vote Democratic only on core principles. The piece recalls historic party shifts and Parker era dynamics in New England and Danvers.
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Hinvisse
Watson
Ufe
William Jennings Bryan
Eatre
Andrew . Jackson Ais
Thomas Jefferson
Princip
Thorne
Rew Sand
Caiment Aml
Parker
Wall Street
Demebkratic Party
Danver
Lone bandit tries to hold up Milwaukee train
An Appleton Special reports a masked bandit boarded passenger train No 3 on the Worthwestern line near Rees Whoul seven o'clock. He covered engineer Louis Wandeill with a revolver, and the fireman Gustav Phal struck the engineer with a tool. The bandit jumped from the engine after the crew overpowered him briefly. Conductor Charles Bartley notified Milwaukee authorities. searches by police and farmers extended to Hortonville with no trace. The robber wore a locomotive engineer’s button and the express car reportedly carried a large sum of money, though confirmation was denied by express officials.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Appleton
Worthwestern Road
Rere
Eygning
Heyennrs
Tné Tobber
Appleton Junction
Louis Wandeil
Kaukauna
Gustav Phal
Maiu
Eral Scolp
Charles Bartley
Horton
Vile
Unclear OCR fragment about a horse and handler
Fragmentary report describes a horse named Amare, hungry and resistant to water, reacting to hay and hands with limited trust. Mentions a person with a “certified” something and a balky horse, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or dates.
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Amare
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R. B. Anger & CO
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Hloor
Wwe
Seling
Ise
Bnighed
Alnedge
Osgranst
Heymann Co
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Strebing
All Ladies
Oxfords
Reguilar
Sail Co
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