Tragedy at Cannes Spurs Husband to Fatal Shot
Edward Parker Deacon, American, returns to Hotel Splendide in Cannes where he discovers his wife with M. Emile Abeille. After a heated exchange he shoots Abeille, who dies. Deacon is arrested after sending cables to the U S and Paris amid rumors of an anonymous warning.
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Cee Nanker
Fet Foon
Premen Gemnine
Parm
Thie City
Cannes
Europe
St Canuen
Edward Parker Deacon
United States
Cm Iportant Firme
Spien- Wide
Canmes
Bleeadden
Paris
Mr Deacon
Bart
M. Emile Abeille
Preoeh Gentle
K. Deacon
Aig
M. Abeill
Fred
Denson
Supreme Court Sustains Verdict in Lingo Murder Case
February report from Tuextom New Jersey notes Chief Justice Beasley states the Supreme Court upholds the murder verdict in the Lingo case involving Mrs Mary Miller. Evidence is said to have supported the lower court’s ruling. coverage covers unrelated corporate and social items and a famine relief appeal.
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Supreme Court
Winder
Firet Legros
Tuextom
N. J
Beasley
Mary Miller
Rourk
Philadelphia club alters schedule amid season concerns
The Philadelphia club directors decide not to play games during the coming season stating it will not aid them. The notice appears in the Cripple Creek region with excerpts mentioning Aimee and players, though the text is fragmented and hard to parse.
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PRU Ee
Senders Pursoeienia
Philadelphia
Ciba’ Dhaucaly
Runaway marriage stirs a New York village life
A youthful couple elopes in Dutchess county and marries after an uproar in a village. The bride, said to be under ten, is whisked away with funds raised for the ceremony. The groom, short on cash after fees, borrows to return with his bride to seek forgiveness as curious residents watch at the station.
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Riepe
Hugh Oni
Hattle Hay Hart
Millerton
Dutchess County
Mo Wolff
Barbour
Mei
Paulents
Winsted
Rusaway
Tie Ramer Discredited New York Letter Fraud Claim
A dubious report from Pelee Voan purporting that ex Kient Jobo Hoey wrote a letter to Express Company seeking long service benefits is not credited by Express officials. An order for 000,000 Gan Barris Ladeo remains unresolved.
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Tie Ramer
New York
Pelee Voan
Kient
Jobo Hoey
Ayeeye 2 Express Company
Keely Cure Investigation Sought Over Fatal Cases In State
The Senate considers an investigation into the Keeley cure at White Plains and other institutions following reports of deaths and harm linked to bromide of gold and strychnine. Senator Endres pushes a preamble and resolutions to empower a committee to subpoena witnesses, examine management and health effects, and report by March 17 with recommended laws to protect public health. The Walter B. Earle case is cited as a cited death tied to the treatment.
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Kudres
Renate
Rome
Aulmasy
Stata
Banate
Endres
Ior
Keely Lield
Keeley Institute
White Plains
Ila
White Plainers
Senate
Benabeee
Ubbe
Walter B. Earle
Foreign Forces Drive Alans From Warsaw in 180 uprising
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Polish uprisings around Warsaw with General Fredericks holding a prisoner to be sent to Siberia. Mentions a secret charge and a death unrelated event, plus political commentary on Sir George Campbell and a Liberal Home Rule stance.
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Warsaw
Fredericks
Siberia
Cnn
Lowpos
George Campbellin
Irkcalty
Sie
Aupbell
Kirkcaldy
Unclear Judicial Note from February Letter Page
Fragmentary OCR text references a February date, names James Lawther and Louw Jeo, and mentions a foreign citizen. No clear event or outcome is present.
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Loxpox
Wayne County Jail Break Shocks Forger and Judge Case
A ragged escape at Wayne County jail Thursday night left several inmates injured as a band of Forges and Bargiac Break men battered the corridor ceiling to reach an open cell. Markett town residents report a chaotic scene with damage and escapes.
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Howesnate
George Mack
Housebresher
Bishop
Wayne Onanty
Inquest Opens Over Politician Hannon Killings
The inquest into the death of politician James Hannon, killed during Democratic primaries, follows a clash between rival factions at the convention. Hannon, long seen as a violent figure, allegedly attacked Chief of Police Aa with a club, then collapsed, later taken into custody by his attorney. Nearby, a Pennsylvania railroad depot fire in North Elizabeth causes $3,000 loss after a spark from a locomotive set the building ablaze.
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Anotts
Hannon
Sgbt
Hanno
Hagnon
Evtzanera
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Elisabeth
James Revi
Ucke
aUsis Point
Philadelphia
Mendacious kidnapping rumor debunked amid fever panic
Ere Woleott case ends as rumor and panic fade. Search party finds boy and sister beside a pond. two tramps seen nearby. Reports of typhus, diphtheria, typhoid and scarlet fever rise with royal illness in Europe. A Philadelphia dispatch notes Pattison urging legal action on coal investigation. Wall Street wary.
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Woleott
Earortown
N. J
Ire Wolcote
Philadelphia
Wall Street
Pattison
Hensel
Tention
Indian Childrens Home Aid Sparks Education Debate
District lines, boarding schools, and Indian children featured in Washington reports. A Dakota youngster at the Perkige Institute in Beaton excels, while Senator Pettigrew and Congressman Peel support funding. Observations on schools, labor, and immigrant relocation mix with district mail delivery and militia news from Wasuron.
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Ramee Farm
Babogh Wasurmcrom
Grae Howard
Joseph Howard
New York
Washington
Chamberlin
Mise Howard
Dakota Pearse
Hampton
Indiana
Bronx
Crow Cronk Reservation
Brule
Goa
Ksvp
Tite Bey
Perkige Institute
Beaton
Murician
Ing School
Ben Eam
Pettigrew
Dekats
Congresaman
Fragmented 19th Century News Scraps
A garbled late 19th century dispatch notes winter weather across France and Germany with snow and travel disruptions. It mentions Swiss travel in heavy conditions and thaw hints. Also touches on political matters in New Orleans and Vermont, a prison fire in New York, and various damaged lines about assemblies and appointments.
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France
Germany
Earthquake Shocks Reported in Louisville Kentucky
News wire fragment notes several light earthquakes felt in Louisville on Wednesday night. Dense garbled text mentions a New York Sun star George Pallew found dead, with unclear details about weather or vicinity. The fragment includes odd punctuation and remnants of unrelated words.
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Louisville
George Pallew
New York “Sun
Bend
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John A. Davis
Lbinelty
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Thrush Stanhowe
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Times
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Kebley
New York Senate
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House of Senses
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Laing’s Hotel
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Dorit Berar Tetre Gat Care
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