Iowa City case: confession links murder to paramour entanglement
Des Moines reports that Charles Hota will confess that Jan ta Gatharher, a wealthy sickman, was murdered by Mree Gallagher and his wife, motive love with Mrs Gallagher. The crime occurred four months ago as he slept beside his wife.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa City
Charles Hota
Janta Gatharher
Sivckmen
Mree Gallagher
Asien
Gallagher
Aglada
Society of the Philippines elects officers for next meeting
The Society of the Philippines in Binifs held an Aug 15 session electing officers for the next meeting. President General Liviligr Lite was named, with Vice President Lieut Donald MeHg, Secretary FL M. Schutte, Treasurer C. J. Lewis, Chaplain-Trey Chirtex Mailter, and others.
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National Society of the Army of the Hippines
Liviligr Lite
Denver
Donald MeHg
Conmneilath
FL M. Schutte
St Pau
C. J. Lewis
Colorado
Ttey
Chirtex
Chirtex Mailter, Nebraskie
St. Pau
Funeral for Senator McMillan Held in Detroit
Funeral services for Senator Melate nes McMillan were held in Detroit Michigan with the remains viewed by relatives and officials. The ceremony included state officials and teachers and the body was interred at Brimwood Cemetery with the staff present at the conclusion of the services.
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Senator McMillan
Detroit
Melatenes McMillan
Crariess
Brimwood Cen
Foresters of Iowa Convene in Ottumwa Meeting
Ottumwa Iowa hosts the annual Foresters of Iowa gathering as delegates arrive for the opening session. The event begins today with turnout expected from regional foresters and members. A slate of officers is set to be announced in the afternoon proceedings.
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Foresters OF Iowa
Ottumwa
Iowa
Plate Association of Foresters of Pies
Attenidan
Mary Baker Eddy Responds to Keene Publication
Eminent lawyer A J Angl Henry Keene wrote a booklet attacking Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Science. Eddy, after reading Keene’s work, praised the author, then revised her view and urged halting public attack on the book’s subject, citing Christian principles.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Keene
A. J. Ang
Hitnore
John Menry Keene
Kew
Ian Science
Io Treengiire
Mier
Unknown man drowns after leaving bem on Ancoigan Avenue
An unidentified man at Bem on Ancoigan Avenue, Aug. 13, attempted to cure a drink habit and subsequently drowned. Police report minimal detail as investigators review the incident and determine circumstances.
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al Mabus
Tanslic
Mich
Ancoigan Avenue
Glarys Leacon Romance Rumor Denied by Parents and Berlin Leaders
Paris reports Mrs Edward Parker Deacon sent a lawyer to Le Muti to protest a romance story about her daughter Gladys Leacon engaged to a man in six months and denied ties to the crown prince. Berlin officials and society leaders ridicule the tale as unfounded and the imperial family remains silent on the supposed US connection.
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Paris
Edward Parker Deacon
le Muti
Texah
Ter Glidys
Liv
Crown Palace
Germany
Berlin
Muir
Glarys Leacon
Frederick William
United States
Rev Hill Surprised by Murder Confession Tale
In Bryzil Indiana a published rumor claimss that Rev Charles Mil a former Congregational minister now in Cardoula mining district confessed to a 15 year old murder in Henwood Indiana. Locals say the tale misquoted him and his wife notes he denied any such confession calling the story a joke and insisting he knows nothing of any death.
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Bryzil
Ind
Aus
Charles Mil
Congregational Arnister
Smith
Henwood
Indy
Tey
Meg
Dandride
Cardoula
Shail
Lom
Carnival at South Haven Parade and races planned
South Haven Mich Aug 11 Carnival plans are announced for Aug 26 to 30 with ocean parade grand water display and marine fireworks. Candidate contests draw local residents with Miss M ur of Chicago Sleepy Hollow favored and L E Parsons of this city second.
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South Taven
Mich
Anc
Sonph Maven
Bolux
Birger Resorts
Mur
Sleepy Hollow
L. E. Parsons
E. Varby
Avery Beach
Cone
Varby
Tiorethes
Goelitz
Belaz
Tragic Auto Crash Kills Charles Fair and Wife in France
Paris, Aug 15. A high speed crash near Saint Agusjin wrecked the car carrying Charles L. Fair and his wife. Both died, chauffeur injured. Fair, son of the late Senator James G. Fair, owned multiple cars and left San Francisco for Europe May 30. The report notes extensive wealth and questions of inheritance.
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Paris
United States
Charles L
Pate
Saint Agusjin
Mel Charles L Fat
Trouville
Chulean
Postoffice Dynamited in Fast Palestine Robbery
A raid in Fast Palestine Ohio involved an early morning explosion that dynamited the postoffice safe. Robbers fled with about 3600 in cash and stamps and stationary worth 1000. The blast drew police response and gunfire as the robbers escaped.
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Palestine
Hare
One-Tenth to the Lord Advocated at National Tithers Meet
At Witout Lakes Worain Ind Aug 5 delegates and speakers urge the first tenth of income as a spiritual and practical duty. Pittsburg businessman Porter cites twenty years of experience supporting the system. Prominent tithers like Thomas Kaas J Wilbur Chapman and Judge Hobson testify to its value. Reverend F E H Stewart of Ableaze delivers a forceful sermon on spirit and method, while critics oppose fundraising fairs socials and lotteries.
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Witoun Lakes Worain
Ind
Wieron
Porter
Pittsburg
Thomas Kaas
J. Wilbur Chapman
J. . Hobson
FE. Ht. Stewart
Pythians Elect Officers in San Francisco Meeting
Tracey St Bangs of Grand Forks was elected supreme chancellor by the Knights of Pythias. Charles H Selivey of Indiana became supreme vice chancellor, succeeding retiring Francis H. Selmer. George E B Church named supreme prokat rat, and White Chevy chosen supreme keeper of records and seals. John W Thompson of Washington honored for 26 years of service as altaide g used.
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Tracey Hitangs
Grand Forks
San Francisco
Tracey St. Bangs
huIpreme
Oxden
John W. Thompson
Washington, D. C
Russian rentes listed on Gotham Stock Exchange
Russian 4 per cent rentes listed in New York on the Gotham Exchange. The issue totals about 2.37 billion roubles, with a registered range from 100 to 2000 roubles. Volume and registration options vary by holder, with quarterly interest on the stated dates.
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New York
Mrussian
Stock Exchange
Morgan & Co. Kelmont & Co
Buriys, Magonn & Co
Tlw National City Tank
Stork Tsi
Stork Exchange
Marelli
Jane
Focal Geeoe
United States
Quarter Million Fire Destroys Ohio Town
A major blaze in Alauenton Ohio caused extensive damage to Huwella and surrounding buildings. Losses estimated at a quarter of a mile in extent. Local authorities and fire crews battled the flames, with no confirmed reports of casualties at this time.
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Ohio
Alauenton
Offie
Barceloana Cable Report Corrects Bowen Claim
Washington dispatch clarifies that Barcelona has fallen under revolutionary control with officials imprisoned and looting reported. Cincinnati arrived at Barcelona. Marietta at Port of Spain under McGent orders. Havana and Caracas cables uncertain amid disrupted lines.
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Cormander McLean
Cincinnati
Barcelona
Marietta
Port of Spain
Trinidad
McGent
Commader McLean
I Paktax
Navy Department
McLean
Bowen
Caricus
Caracas
Castro
Viencancla
Wve Nichols
Topeka
Porto Cabello
Nichols
Twelve Millions Involved In Mints Combine Fraud Case
Fragmented OCR text describes a sprawling, unclear financial scheme involving a mint, mines, and a New Jersey port, with references to Spritucticld district and Olivola Coat. A claimed $1210.00 delta value and a meeting in a city are mentioned amid garbled names and numbers.
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Ieee
Mts. Ag
Lishier Priveha
Aq New Jersey
Cp. Hons
Trentythees
NeWret Daikson
Phibelelplits
Deltavelves
Moline Picnic Excursion Sparks Conspiracy Rumors
An impartial review of yesterday’s Moline picnic excursion reveals confusion over a supposed conspiracy between Rock Island and Barling. About 1000 visitors were counted, with many travelers unaware the event was a simple outing, sparking debate on motive and organization.
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Rook Ialand
Hulton
Reek
Matias
Edim
Fullon Cousty
Dedication of Devilows Temple Draws 9000 Visitors
The new temple in Bialby vil(e) was dedicated tonight by the presency of about 9,000 people. Delegations from Charleston Kansas Pena St Elmo Sulliean Tascola Arcola Newman Ashmere Decatur Tower Hill Springfield and other places attended. Shelbyville Rebekahs banqueted the visitors and the evening showcased visiting teams exemplifying the secret work.
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States
Man Plunges Over Niagara in Suicide Act
A man about 40 years old leapt from the Niagara Falls area into Prospect Park’s upper mphis amid a crowd of 100 to 500 witnesses. He tied his fedora with a handkerchief then threw a silver dollar at John M. Locher Jr. as he called him back before the fatal plunge. He survived briefly after entering the water.
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Niagara ‘Falls
France and Her Schools Prompt Barricades in Brittany
In Pintaterre crowds resisted the closure of religious schools at Leugonvelin Ploumoguer and Piolgou, as soldiers and gendarmes protected commissaries. Rumors swirled of troops moving to St Meen and Polzoet, then to Ploud and Plougour, with barbed wire and dug earth threatening the schools. Premier Combes reported the action as a Rogallet movement and noted possible penal procedures for unrest.
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Brest
Trance
Leugonvelin
Pioumaguer
Pintsterre
St. Meen
Polzoet
Plongon Ploumosuer
Marmnes
Heen
Elysee Palace
Finisterre
Omaha Street Railways Sale to New York Syndicate
The Omaha street railway company faces sale to a New York syndicate led by Seligman & Co. Shares trade at a discount to total capitalization with most stock held by insiders and a large portion of outside holdings owned by Chicago firms Switch Bros and Marshall Pied. Public sale details indicate most collateral blocks have been gathered.
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Ouebe, Neu
Tin Afterview Piper
Strom
Two Committal Deaths Reported In Nearby Areas
In Galesburg and nearby locales reports note deaths by suicide. Charles IL Granger, widerman and meal preparer, reportedly harmed himself yesterday amid alleged financial troubles. Aug 15 also records Mrs. Jessie Rose, wife of Sioth Rose, who died by hanging herself in Hey dereen Creek with a jagged weapon blade found in her throat.
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Ane
Metrewes
Mercury
Charles Il] Granger
Widérman
Linnher
Wialesbueg, Ag
Jassie Tose
Siotth Rose
Trent Giles
Heydereen Creck
Finish Downing Married in Virginia City
Ex Representative Pius E Downing and Mrs Zia Grigsby widow of Judge Grigsby were wed quietly in the city and will honeymoon at Mackinac Island and northern resorts returning Sept 1 to reside Downing a prominent Democratic politician known for the Rinker Downing seat contest Cortelyou arrives in Washington to finish Roosevelt trip details Four Holden family members poisoned by drinking milk suspected formaldehyde. Mrs Holden gravely ill others expected to recover
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Virginia
Pius E. Downing
Zia Grigshy
Judge Grigsby
Pinstioll
Tuesels
Mackinne Ishend
Downing
Tnt
Rintker-Downing
Cortelyon
Wasmang
Washington
George B. Cortelyou
Hihode Ialand
Roosevelt
New England
Hroril
Ind
Samuel Holden
Wibel
Divorce and death in Kentucky after suit
Williamsburg Kentucky Aug 1 Ex Sheriff James L Sutton committed suicide by leaping from the county dam into the Cumberland River. Sutton had long suffered insanity. The fact his wife had sued for divorce is believed to have been the immediate cause.
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Williamsburg
James L. Sutton
Sutton
Typographical Union adopts push for universal eight hour day
Cincinnati convention adopts a plan to campaign next year for a universal eight hour law. President Lynch and Vice President Hawkes direct action while committees present reports with amendments. A fire near the Wire's sperm house caused no injuries as the blaze was extinguished.
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Ohio
Huth
Lynch
Vicw
Hawkes
Ware
Wire
Alger Out for the Senate in Late Claim
Detroit, Aus. 15 The News this item reports that during a state Republican advisory meeting at Mine Fel Cadillve the committee announced General Ah semen would be their choice to succeed the late fomes MeMilion as U.S. senator.
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Aus
Fens
Clark faces grand jury over circulating obscene literature
William E. Clark of Milam, publisher of Our Friend and anti Catholic lecturer, has been bound over to the grand jury at Paster WL for circulating obscene literature. Bond set at 400 dollars.
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William £. Clark
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Bruo Priend
Unl
Mijiw News
Jnbe
Paster
Gram Jury
Davenport set to host state firemen tournament
W Baker of Davenport reports plans for the September state firemen’s tournament in Orchard City. Mayor Hytre Marquardt and Chief Pihink of the fre department back the event with attendance urged during September 2 parade. $1,000 prize added to house races. $3,000 total prize fund to be shared by eight participating departments including Murcatine versus TT.
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Davenport
Helen Blair
Burlington
Lington
Hytre Marquardt
Pihink
Fre Department
Orchard City
Lim
Wwe
Lawinge
Praia
Thi Howe
Geers
Clinton Mayor E A Hugh Jown Dies After Illness
E A Hugh Jown, mayor of Clinton, died at his hotel after a brief illness. He had suffered a typhoid fever attack that winter and had been in poor health since. He died during his third term in office.
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E. A. Hugh
Hughes
Clinton
Railway restoration delayed by Russians seek control
The restoration of the Peking Shantung railway section is held up by Soviet opposition. Russians refuse to relinquish the New Chwang Shan Hal Kwan stretch unless allowed to retain machine shops and roundhouses at Shan Hal Kwan. They also object to foreign officials managing the line.
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Kuselan Peking
Aig
Chwang- Shan Hal-Kwan
Shan Hal- Kwan
Ibe
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