Cause of Murder Found in Letters in Harris Campbell Case
Chicago report on Mrs Emma Harris former wife of Dr Benjamin Harris testifying in the Campbell murder trial. Read letters from Harris to Campbell showing infatuation revenge and efforts to influence him to act. Harris described as in mourning yet revealing a vendetta amid cross examination and intercepted correspondence.
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Besjamin Morris
Campbell
Mia
Harris
Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Emma Harris
Benjamin F. Harris
Amasa C. Campbell
Antigo
Wis
Northup
Walmsy
Hee
Wade
Nevada man elected Grand Army of the Republic commander
Charles G. Burton of Nevada Missouri, a former congressman, won the Grand Army of the Republic commander's seat at its 47th encampment in Saratoga. He defeated Gen. John T. Gittler, Charles Burrows, and Patrick H. Coney by a margin over 300. Toledo was chosen for the next encampment with the date to be set by the national council.
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Saratoga
Charles G. Burton
Nevada
Congress
Grand Army of the Republic
Didates
John T. Gittler
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles Burrows
Rutherford, N. J
Patrick H. Coney
Topeka
Kan
Toledo
Naiional Council of Administration
Husband’s second divorce in a tainted romance tale
A fragment from a Chicago gossip item describes a woman eager to reunite with her husband, a man wary of romance, and a note on his past divorce. The report mentions Mrs. Harris, a West Pullman resident who runs a restaurant at 10019 Halsted Street, reflecting local social intrigue.
Train Wreck At Milwaukee Injures Passengers
Special reports from Racine detail a collision on the Chicago & Northwestern line when a southbound freight struck a northbound passenger train. Several dining crew injured, including Jerry Summers and Howard Montgomery. Engineer Harry Padden helped avert disaster. Rev Henry D. Robinson narrowly escaped harm. A second crossing wreck near Kiinker Crossing disrupted traffic.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Racine
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Jerry Summers
Chicago
Howard Montgomery
F. Muhrs
Francis Alexander
Henry Williams
Frank Cavanaugh
Miwaukee
Joe Sage
John Goltz
North Freeman
Ritts
D. W. Driscoll
St. Louis
Henry D. Robinson
Racine College
Mr. McMillan
Harry Padden
Northwestern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paut Railway
Alub
Torliss
Chicago-Milwaukee Electric Railway
Kiinker
Dan Reigert
St. Paul
Harrison
Flood follows fire at Keeskatie mine near Kotara
A fire at the Keeskatie mine near Kotara trapped miners and villagers as water gushed in. Seventeen women and children were among the casualties, with thirty people injured or missing in the disaster.
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Tokio
Keeskatie
Kotara
Aid for Telegraphers Promises Aid for President and Governor
A fragmented item reports a plan involving the premier and telegraphers union. It mentions a promised approval by the President and Governor and references the American federation. The wording is garbled but suggests a nationwide telegraphers aid initiative and anticipated approval during the assembling article.
Guilty of Larceny in Wisconsin Circuit Court
Jury finds Lee Ogden and William Lundorf guilty of larceny in a boathouse burglary at Long Point, stealing nets and sturgeon hooks. Verdict delivered about 7:72 pm, Judge Burnell to receive it. sentencing set for next Saturday after post-trial motions. Reed case and other proceedings noted. Middlecamp bail set and pending trial.
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Lee Ogden
William Lundorf
Burnell
Earl P. Finch
Ogden and
Lundorf
Long Point
John Abrams
Lundori
Abrams
Ogden-Landers
Louis E. Reed
Reed
Anton B. Aulen
Omro
C. ©. Joxsirn
H. A. Hobart
W. H. Hawthorne
Grant Palfrey
Joseph Jarvis
A. D. Ryckman
G. W. Simpson
Charles Streeter
Abert Koplitz
John C. Miller
Oscar Wetherby
JT. P. Petfori
TW. J. Foulkes
Middlecamp
Henry Middieramp
Hbertz
Ja” Jansarz
G. Granwreams
Merlens
Aagart Dorks
Fla Leach Ant Geersee
Ohio election draws heavy turnout in Oklahoma Territory vote
Voters in Oklahoma Territory faced a busy election day as general clauses provisionally outline state and county official elections. The Associated Press report notes widespread participation amid unclear phrasing and OCR errors affecting place names and dates.
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Associated Pyrene
Ohio
Oklahoma
Jury for Constantine Trial Opens Tomorrow
The jury for the murder case of Mme. Lothee Genite, Frank Constanty, is set. Presiding judge V. Chirach oversees proceedings. Testimony is expected to begin tomorrow with jurors sworn and courtroom proceedings starting.
Auto Race Plunge Kills Four In Colorado City Crash
A six cylinder racing automobile carrying seven Pike County men and one guest crashed into a telephone pole on West Harrison Street hill in Colorado Springs. Three died instantly, a fourth died later, and several others were badly injured. Victims named include W. H. Helston H Winnall John Grey Britton L Graves. Driver Markacheffel lost control as the car swerved across tracks and plunged down the hill. The wreck followed a social at the Elks club house in Manitou earlier that evening.
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Associath
Colorado Springs
Col
West Hurlando Street
W. H. Helston
H. Winnall
John §. Grey
New York
Britton L. Graves
James English
George Buckley
F. H. Ward
A. W. Murkecheffel
Elks
Manitou
Markacheffel
Grey
Raleten
Winnall
C. F. Casey
Overland Park
Fear for Explorers Missing on William Bruce Expedition
Berlin reports no word since the William Bruce expedition departed from base nearly a month ago before August 28. Captain Boagsen and Captain Johnson accompanied Bruce with two weeks of provisions. Fragments of their sleds were found near Prince Charles Bay as fears rise they perished attempting the coastal crossing.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Advent Bay
Hammerfest
Wiliam Bruce
Mr. Bruce
Boagsen
Prince of Monaco
Johnson
Nansen
Prince Charles Bay
CHANGE LABELS ON BAGGAGE
Thousands of dollars worth of baggies have been stolen in three months from the Cunardine steamship pier on the North River. Thieves allegedly change owners labels to substitute for them with junk dealer labels. Three arrests reported by Jersey City and local police. James Ralston of Jersey City charged with larceny of wearing apparel valued at 250. Harris Raym of Brooklyn sues that goods were taken from the pier. Police say goods were found by search warrants.
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Associated Prius
New York
Cunardine
North River
Jersey City
James Ralston
Scottish Rite Masons Open Annual Gathering Today
More than 329 members of the Scottish Rite Masons gathered for the opening session of the annual meeting of the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite in the eastern region. Gerard Connors presided as Palmer of Medina and leaders discussed committee reports and future actions.
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Prevei Eoston
Mars
Nwi
Gerard ¢Onner Meer
Ta Palmer
New York Woman Denounces Husband's Suit
Mrs T Mitchell Horner faces a public suit for alienation of affections brought by T Mitchell Horner. The case concerns his demand for $10000 and centers on Horner's ties to Broadway society and his inlaws Dr Isaac Emerson and his wife. Mrs Horner asserts the suit aims to cause trouble and plans to avoid publicity.
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New York
T. Mitchell Tierner
Smith Hullings McKim
Irvington
Hudson
Baltimore
Tiaae I. Emerson
Atlanta
Mr. Horner
T. Mitchell Horner
Broadway
South
Jaci
Harvard
Heo
Isaac Emerson
Féléy
Canning Season Brings High Fruit Prices and Scarcity
Canning season peaks as peaches plums and pears hit markets at high prices amid overall fruit scarcity. Anxious expectations note short crops in Michigan and across states with buyers urged not to wait for cheaper Lombard plums. Local reports cite steady but limited supply and rising peanut and other nut prices, while processing hints describe heat treatment to improve peanut roasting.
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F. B. Ives
Ludington
Mich
Oshkosh
Ferind
Bar Harber
Alves
Net
Thor
Vondiiere
Martinn Forge
MILLIGAS FOR MASONS OF MASTER Masons
Under the will of the late Thomas R Patten treasurer of the grand lodge of Masons of Pennsylvania who died recently his estate valued between 2.6 million and 3.0 million dollars devotes to the grand lodge of Pennsylvania for the education and support of male orphans of Master Masons. Peter Boyd an attorney of this city is named sole executor of the estate.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Thomas R Patten
Grand Lodge of Mansons of Pennsylvania
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
Peter Boyd
Promoters Seek Oshkonh Ligkiwelght vs Steve Kinney Bout
Promoters push for Oshkonh Ligkiwelght to clash with Steve Kinney of Milwaukee as Eddie McGoorty maneuvers with Frank Mulkern to stage the bout. Negotiations stall amid feuding, with possible interim matchups in Milwaukee as talks proceed through promoters and managers.
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Oshkonh Ligkiwelght
Steve Kinner
Eddie McGoorty
Nghowight
Taoma
Steve Kinney
Milwaukee
Frank Mulkern
Kinnager
Salar Weily
Milewaukee
Oshkeh
Cehkeh
Uhetr Toei
No Ball Game Postponed by Rain Weatherline at Park
Weather prevents baseball game today at WLre Mis hall park. Forecast shows rain all afternoon and into evening. Players and officials will reschedule as soon as a new date is confirmed.
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Wlre
Mis Hall Park
Gacae Geciwdntel
Afuerpor Letieeen Ue
Teeth Bk
Fred Aa
Pleased with Sentence Spretal to Thr Bere Maan Wir aA Wie eeette sy fon a Wes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and names in a garbled form, with unclear events or actions. No decodable facts, dates, or places emerge to form a coherent news item. The readable content does not establish a clear event, person, or organization to summarize meaningfully.
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Fred Radtic
Pasvit Ench
Standard Oil Hearings Resume Amid Probing of Holdings
In New York and Chicago reports, the government presses its case against Standard Oil of New Jersey. Kellogg signals inquiries into Blanchard Oil holdings and railway ties as hearings resume with Pratt testifying and a list of securities presented showing extensive ownership and recent legal judgments in Chicago.
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Cita Een Buny
New York
van Tube
Pratt Feils
Associated Press
Standard OW Company of
New Jersey
Standard GI Company of Indians
Landis
Chicaso
Standard of Company of New Jersey
St. Louis
Frank B. Kellogg
Standard Oil Company
Blanchard Oil Company of
United States
Standard Oil Company of
John D. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Henry H. Rogers
Henry M. Flagler
Oliver H. Payne
Charles M. Pratt
John D. Archbold
Wiliam Rockefeller
Mr. Kellogg
Co. M. Pratt
Pratt
Comptroller’s Office
Standard of Company
Standard Oi
Ohio Oil Company
Trial update details unclear
Fragmentary text describes a trial and possible moves in a legal proceeding but key names and events are unreadable. The report mentions a person named Tegrorr and a court or tribunal context with references to a second trial and a central matter.
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Lafoersarle
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Ball
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the Party
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Feur
Conifrot
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Mitchell Horner
Canning
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Standard Oil
Kellogg
Standard Oll
Fay
Indiana
United States District Court
Whiting, Ind
Standard Trust
Kellogr
Stangard Gil
Franklin Ferre
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Wanershin
Manhattan of Company
ANG Gas
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Cemparr
Kelloce
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