Youthful Murderers in Albany Tragedy Ends in Suicide
Thirteen year old Raymond Abbers shot Emanuel Keebler, a 12 year old, after a quarrel then killed himself. Police found Abbers hanged in his cellar and Keebler died of a heart wound from a .22 Flobert rifle. Neighbors say the youths were playmates and the shooting followed words between them.
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Missouri heat record sparks partial town blaze and deaths
Reports from St Joseph show Missouri sweltering records on the 4th with a man in critical condition. Fires hit the St Louis Milling Co plant in Carlinville and other disasters and arrests flood the day, with several fatal accidents and notable figures in science and politics mentioned.
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Uden Mills
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Chicago Theologcal Seminary
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Mississippi and Montana report on bank hold up and mills
Details of an $11 500 loss in Wagner Montana from a bank hold up with currency and bank notes in circulation. Included are notes on Great Northern shipments from Washington, pursuit plans by cowboys, and a guarded district. Also covered are Mississippi cotton mill progress in McComb city, rail expansion near Chicago and Mississippi, and local community notices.
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Jackson
New York
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Missing envelope containing city bonds reported in Topeka
A Topeka express driver reported an envelope bound for Hiawatha containing $2,000 city of Hiawatha bonds was missing after dispatch. The driver returned to the sender and learned of the lost bonds. payment on the bonds has been stopped.
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Hiawatha
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Braised by a Maniac Territe Deeds of J. E WeCenker
The fragmentary OCR item suggests a sensational crime note or obituary style entry. Names appear garbled with possible references to J. E WeCenker and Veang Misseert. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
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Beg tow BY yee Freskfort Ind July
Last night a report from Freskfort Indiana notes a basic event with uncertain details and unclear names. The fragment hints at a local incident or activity but lacks concrete facts or participants.
Inauguration of Civil Rule in the Philippines
Manila reports the inauguration of civil government in the Philippines with Gen. MacArthur presiding. William H. Taft is sworn in as civil governor as plans unfold for a three native member commission and new departmental heads.
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Car Crash Injures Several on Buffalo Main Street Line
A northbound Main street car in Buffalo collided with a New York Central coal train at Jewett street crossing. The crowded car left several injured including Jebs Buskey, and John Herr and Mrs. H. P. Blaken of Brooklyn who were severely hurt. Others suffered minor injuries.
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Fourth of July Casualty Report From Chicago
The Tribune notes July Fourth celebrations wound and kill several in Chicago. The number killed this year is 3, down from 19 last year, while injuries include cases from toy pistol wounds causing lockjaw among the injured.
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Stuyvesant Fish Letter Highlights Mississippi Debates
Excerpted remarks discuss Stuyvesant Fish and Mississippi bond issues, citing 1862 and 1868 constitutional provisions, repudiation debates, and the role of state pledges. The author argues for recognizing past state debts while noting the constitutional protections against assumed or paid obligations.
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