Bearded Assault on President Faure by Royalist Laysman
A man attacked President Faure on a Paris walk claiming to pull the beard. The assailant Jean Mattin, cafe waiter, is found with royalist papers and a medal. Police say he acted alone seeking notoriety amid polemical reactionary press.
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Poris
France
Armand Falem
ML Kamendou
Col Lancon
Biyere
Chetan
Walt
Beh
Arts
M. Pailleres Heck
Aeallant
Fultieres
Pany
Raeen
Randate
Jean Mattin
Walter
Department of Pa- Yay
Gen. Mercier
Stampa
Duke of Orleans
Mattie
Beng
Reguliet
Rere
Whee
Libre Parcie
Vacthin
Steinett
Faure
Bloody bout ends with controversial scoring at men's club
A twelve round featherweight fight at the men's club drew blood and ended with a disputed decision. Contenders Alexina Caren and Clare Prennier fought through a brutal contest as seconds tried to influence the outcome. Police are reviewing the incident.
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Wienen Wirenen
Whin Glover
Iris
Alexina Caren
Clare Prennier
Mise Caron
Mien
Garon
Mitte
Botte
Wisie
Fragmentary historical note on loans and a deputy sheriff incident
The readable text hints at loan issues and allegations against campaign figures with references to a deputy sheriff shot and killed fifteen miles south. It mentions the naval colliery at Bradford and stock market quotations in a city live market report, but details are unclear and fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sher
Serena
Cikia
Shartit
George Trae
Tee Boven
Widow Ordered to Return $300,000 Estate to Stepson Heirs
The Connecticut Superior Court ordered Mrs. Eugene Fisk to transfer a property valued at $300,000 to her stepsons Louis and Leonard, heirs of Kate Daniels Fisk. The estate, once pledged to restore to the Fisk children, was diverted after the husband’s death to his new wife Margaret Dwyer. The case followed a long search including a newspaper personal in Portland, Ore., and an ensuing supreme court appeal.
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Eusgene Fisk
Louis
Leonard
Kate Daniels Wisk
Chicago
Margaret Dwyer
Wxtate
Portland
Ore
Mary Hoff
Rick
Supreme Court
Helelyn Ie
Duel With Knives Ends in Death and Injury in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio a knife duel in a dark room ended with Jude Price fatally stabbed Power Froenich and Michael Milannoviten severely injured. Promich’s brother was fatally stabbed while trying to separate the fighters. The two men, boarders in the same home, had been disputing over marriage prospects. Milannoviten was arrested on a murder charge.
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Cleveland
Jude Price
Power Froenich
Michael Milunnvnten
Anider
Promich
Milanoviteh
Fromich
Mie Innoviteh
Pach
Rej
Battle Between Miners Kills Two in Danville Kentucky
A battle between striking miners and five United States marshals occurred near Stearns Kentucky early Christmas morning. Two men died and several others were wounded including marshals Tate and Ryan. The clash stemmed from a dispute over a temporary restraining order related to strike promoters.
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Danville
Stearns
Ately
John Malting
United States
Richmond
Richard Joe
Marshal Tate
Sumerat
Marshal Ryan
Somerset
Resuruot
Protest to Moosevelt wage worker appeal to Roosevelt
A Springfield based protest from 500000 trades union officers sends a war protest to President Roosevelt over the sentencing of President Gumpers Secretary Morr von and John Mitchell of the American Federation of Labor. The letter argues the punishment harms free press and speech, warning it could fuel anarchy and class hatred.
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Springfeld
Waloniate
Tutinaly
Roosevelt
Gumpers
Morr von
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Death of M. M. Cox At Hot Springs Hotel
Noted Portland, Maine, retired manufacturer M. M. Cox died after a fall from a third story hotel window in Hot Springs Arkansas. A coroner's jury ruled the death not a suicide, finding he died after returning to his rooms then collapsing on the sidewalk following a brief dining room visit. Cox suffered from neo- plasia illness.
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Dury Heniers
M. M. Cox
Hot Springs
Ark
HM. Cox
Portland
Mr. Cox
Cox
Mufferer
Ravin Fire Ruins Most Businesses in Town
A large blaze in Ravin Oklahoma destroyed nearly the entire business district. Five business houses a lumber yard and three warehouses burned. Estimated losses around 540,060 with Houston Lumber Company and Le D Com stock's store suffering the heaviest hits.
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Ravin
Okla
Oklahoma City
Johnson County
Freeeee Houston Lumber Company
le D. Comstock
Oaera
Richmond Virginia grand niece attacked at home with baseball bat
In Richmond Virginia Mise Florence Jones relative to historic figures was struck in her home by an unknown assailant wielding a baseball bat. The attack left her near death and involved a handgun shot. Police investigated possible motives linked to honors and Confederate veteran circles.
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Richmond
Florence Jones
Ray
William Jones
Robert E. Lee
Grand Camp of
United Confederate Veterans
Chote Ry
Changes in design for U S coins to replace old portraits
Washington reports a Treasury plan to replace dated portraits on nickels and pennies. A prominent sculptor will be invited to submit coin designs, judged by a panel, with late 19th century figure Augustus Saint-Gaudens noted as having prepared designs before his death.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Ebeotee Caine
Mystery Bank Robbery at Morgania Stuns Cal
California bank in Morgania is robbed of about 329,000 between Saturday night and Monday. Detectives pursue leads. bank records show 25,000 casualty coverage and stockholder impact under 5,000. Officials say security measures and insurance mitigate losses while investigation continues into thief’s methods and timing.
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Lee Anceie
Mogrovia
Cal
Bucil
John Lartle
Dexter Murder Report Claims Family Duelo Over Store Fight
The Dexter Missouri account reports Fred McCullom killed by his brother Harry in their father's drug store during a Christmas shopping rush. The town marshal confronted the dispute. Harry fired lamps and Fred shot first, leading to Harry firing again and fatally wounding Fred. J W McCallom, the father, had retired from business three years prior, leaving Harry in charge at age 21.
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Marry McCullom
Fred
Dexter
St Louis
Republic
Fred McCullom
Harry ii
Tim Fred
Tim
Har McCullom
Harry
J. W. McCallom
New German Ambassador Arrives in Washington
Count Jor dante Meneieh von Bernstort arrives from New York with wife and daughter to stay at a local hotel serving as the temporary home of the new German ambassador. Attaches meet him at the station and he declines to see reporters. Credentials will be presented to the president early next week.
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von Reenstort
Germany
Washington, D
Jordante Meneieh von Bernstort
New York
Europa
Quechner & Orth
St. Paul
Huron
Schooner Henson Aground Off Hog Island Drowning Fatalities
The schooner Jeanie Lippitt with Captain Tobin and five crew members drowned after striking a shoal off Hog Island. Andrew Jorgensen, sole survivor, was rescued by the steamer Ravens Craig after the wreck occurred in a northeast gale near Cape Charles. The Spoot carried lumber to New York when it foundered.
Olga Stein Sentenced in Russia for Forgery Embezzlement
Olga Stein, arrested in New York last March and extradited to Russia, was sentenced to sixteen months for forgery and embezzlement. Her victims are said to have cost more than $150,000.
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Olga Stein
Petersburg
New York
Russia
Stein
Track man John W. Dwyer dies by self asphyxiation in Los Angeles
John W. Dwyer, a noted track man, committed suicide by asphyxiation in his apartment on Wednesday afternoon and was found Thursday night. A family dispute after a Saturday quarrel led Mrs. Dwyer and her mother to leave the house, with authorities noting possible involvement of the caves.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John W. Dwyer
Prohibition Wins Atignta and Related Deaths Reported
Prohibition wins are noted at Atignta with mentions of Gane and Judge Newman. the item references state court matters. Evelyn Green Rutherland a well known writer and guide died at her home on Thursday. Boston news coverage lists Mrs Evelyn Green Rutherland among prominent figures in journalism and publishing.
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Atignta, Gane
Jedge Newman
Tutherland
Boston
Mam
Evelyn Green
Rutherland
Evera
Yocullar Imue Develops in Gregory County Mystery
In Gregory county a young woman Miss Sinkular faced a murdercharge accusation linked to an arson fire at her millinery shop in Herrick. A bond was posted by local officials for her appearance. she then took her life before grand jury action, leaving bondsmen potentially liable and sparking debate over accountability.
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Yocullar Imue
Gregory County
Te Cage
Mim Berle Sinkular
Reydounty
Nebo
Herrick
Mier Finkilar
Dating
Mit Sinkular
Grand Jury
Federal Court Sees McClellan Estate Case In Sioux Falls
Federal court in Sioux Falls heard the McClellan estate dispute after state courts. plaintiffs claim to be heirs and seek inheritance of pioneer John McClellan, who died August 31, 1899, while defendant George T Mackman administers the estate. The state of South Dakota also intervenes, asserting no legal heirs exist and proposing the estate revert to the state.
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Sioux Falls
State Supreme Court
John McClellan
Carland
John
James 8
William S
Walter
Edmund McClelland
McClellan
Texas
Jamies
Arkansas
William
Colorado
Edmund
Pennsylvania
Geo. T Mackman
South Dakota
Rapid City Foregoes Christmas Services Due to Scarlet Fever
Scarlets fever prompts Rapid City ministers to cancel public Christmas celebrations and Sunday school activities. A conference among local clergy led to abandoning the traditional Christmas tree and related observances to prevent potential spread, despite few cases and no alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Santa Claus
Local obituary and society notes from Piedmont and Sturgis amid county events
Wills Ploncer Burich and Mrs. C V Gardner of Piedmont mourn a death after paralysis at home with funeral from the family residence. Olivet Branch lodge officers installed in Sturgis. Grant County Poultry Show planned for February 1 to 4 at Milbank with large premiums. Edward Prue, a new Northwestern Insurance solicitor, died by suicide at Heron. Fort Meade bids opened for cavalry stables and quartermaster storehouse with Thomas H ONeill as lowest bidder. Indian council called at White Horse for dance and border affairs.
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Buleide
Edward Pree
Edward Prue
Heron
Northwestern Inauraner Company
Boston
Atort Meade
Fort Meade
le ©. Soherer
Sir Thomas H. O'Neill
Denvar
Box of Merchandise Stolen From Milwaukee Freight Car
Kobo Alex Parker admitted stealing a box of clothing from a Milwaukee Railroad freight car in Parkston yards. The theft, a grand larceny under South Dakota law, places him at Sioux Falls penitentiary if convicted. Goods consigned to a merchant at Ethan included robes, coats, gloves, and stockings. much was sold to a nearby farmer. Parker cannot post bond and will await trial at Olivet jail until the next circuit court term.
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Milwaukee
Kobo
Alex Parker
Hutchinson County
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Parkston
South Dakota
Sioux Falla
Ethan
Brockton 18 Acquitted in Cramer Murder Trial
William F. Brockton was acquitted of murdering R Cramer in Hot Springs last May. The jury returned a not guilty verdict after a long trial, with the defense contending immunity and self defense and the defendant freed to return home. Public opinion splits over the verdict.
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Work
William F. Brockton
R. €. Cramer
Hot Springs
McGre
Cranmer
Long Lost Sister Found After Four Years apart
One of the happiest men in South Dakota, Martin Brower of Hutchinson county, learns his sister, missing since childhood, was alive. Raised as an orphan at St. Joseph Catholic Institution in Minnesota, Brower traveled there after receiving word of the reunion. The discovery ends years of separation and brings joy to Brower, who had believed no living relatives remained.
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Awer
South Dakota
Martin Brower
Hutchinson County
Sinc
Brower
St. Joseph
Minn
St Joseph
Minnesota
Wreck settlement and local notes across Clay county
The widow of John Hansen receives 5000 from the company for a wreck on the Northwestern road near Parker. Julius Peterson settles for 500 plus hospital expenses after a long sliver injury. The article ties cattle transport, bank robbery coin, and multiple local civic notes including a lodge visit, Vermillion revival, a new Valley Springs church, and Masonic temple plans in Huron.
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John Hansen
Parker
Julius Peterson
Clay County
Killo
Pittsburg Finance Committee Members Arrested in Corruption Case
Seven members of the Pittsburg Finance Committee including the Common Council president were arrested on charges of conspiracy and bribery. The accuser, Tengard De Wolfe, secretary of the Civic League of Allegheny County, aided Mayor Guthrie. Officials allegedly sought votes to push ordinances for sewers, bridges, and transit projects, covering two years.
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Joan F. Klein
Jouept
C. Warton
Tof Adelie
Connell
Atkinson
Inform
Jge
Wo W. Raney
Ao AL Wisener
German National Bank
de Wolfe
Gallispheary
Wilmick
Teberton Street Railway
Lawyers Set to Challenge Widow Annis Testimony at Flushing Trial
Attorneys for Hains vow to discredit the widow Helene I Annis in the trial at Flushing New York. They claim evidence suggesting her testimony could be influenced by the defendant and his brother before Capt Maina fatally shot William E. Aunts during an alleged landing dispute.
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Hains
Trinl
Flushing
N.Y
Lawsyers
Thornton Jenkins
Helene I. Annis
Maina
William E
Bia
Talns
Connael Deure
Mies
Anat
Overt act required to prove aiding brother crime
The defendant must show there was an overt act indicating he induced or procured his brother to commit the crime under the statute. The ruling emphasizes the need for concrete action linking the defendant to the brother’s unlawful act.
Supposed Dead Man Found In Fraud Arrest Of Agar
Henry B. Agar former Princeton Elevator Co official, once believed drowned in the Wabash, was arrested in Harlingen Texas and confessed his identity He faced forgery and embezzlement charges totaling about 100000 His life insurance of 30000 faced court disputes while two policies were paid to the supposed widow and estate after capture He claims he fell overboard but was rescued to explain his ruse and financial troubles
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Henry B. Agar
Princeton
Ind
Wabash
Harlingen
Tex
Agar
Todlana
Tme
Wabash River
Fnally
Pullma
Pacife
Bre
St. Cloud
Minn
Toledo
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Attorney General sees need to reform present criminal appeal rules
The Attorney General discusses overturning present law to curb double jeopardy in appeals, noting wealthy defendants may exploit appeals. He urges amending statutes for criminal prosecutions, especially where wealth enables routine appeals, and calls for a simple legal process to arrest and move corporate defendants to trial districts.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Attorney General
Department of Anation
Bonaparte
United States
Couple Murdered in Sleep at Wilmington Home
In Wilmington Delaware assassin Hacke killed Wicents Floreik aged 38 and his wife 24 at 132 Bird Street. Bodies found by brother Alexander Florezik who stayed with an uncle after being denied entry. A baby and a two year old girl slept unmolested as a hatchet wounds in both parents were discovered. The suspect, 18, faces murder charges.
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Hacke
Wicents Floreik
Bird Street
Wilmington
Del
Alexander Florezik
Alexander
Florczik
Bribe Conviction Hits Columbus Officials Former Board Member Sentenced
Former Columbus board of control member Bred Lied received a four year term in the Ohio penitentiary for taking a bribe from Nelson Cannon of the Cleveland Trinidad Paying Company tied to East Broad street paving. Fred Immel, another ex-board member, is already serving.
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Bred Lied
Columbus Board of Control
Ohio Penitentiary
Nelson Cannon
Trinidad Paying Company
Cleveland
East Broad Street
Fred Immel
Board of Control
Enitentiary
Tie Up Railroad Signals In Cleveland Incident
A 12 year old boy named Frank Anally of Cleveland caused a disruption to the Lake Shore railroad by firing seven bullets at a block signal, injuring the electrical mechanism and tying up the system for several hours. Authorities pursued the case as a court mat ter with federal attention expected.
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