Horrible Find Believed Vendetta Killing in Chicago
The body of a man with a severed head was found in a four barrel on prairie near Western avenue. His feet were bound in a gunny sack and the body doubled as if forced into the container. Authorities identify the victim as Antonio Napal, an Italian laborer who arrived in Chicago from Depepe, Iowa with 25 others and suspect a vendetta motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Avenue
City
Antoni Napal
Town de Peer
Lowa
Edsall Installed as Minnesota Episcopal Head
St Paul November 5 190? Light Reverend Samuel Edsall missionary bishop of North Dakota was formally installed as head of the Protestant Episcopal bishop of Minnesota at Christchurch. The sermon was preached by Bishop Morrison of Iowa. Clergy present from across the west.
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St. Paul
Samuel
Edsall
North Dakota
Minnesota
Christchurch
Shop Morrison
Jows
Shooting near Firrauw Virginia leaves two dead
In a small Virginia town thirty miles from the county seat a white man opened fire at a public meeting injuring several. William Robinett was killed and John Thomas died later. Hale fled the scene as deputies and residents scour the area for the suspect. Bloodhounds were brought to the scene.
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Firrauw
William Robinett
John Thomas
Tor
Burglars Grab $20,000 Worth of Diamonds
Early today burglars shattered the Dukme jewelry store show window in Cincinnati and stole about $20,000 in diamonds. The theft is under investigation as police review nearby surveillance and seek suspects.
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Cincinnati
Bic
Dukme
President casts vote at his Oyster Bay home
Roosevelt leaves Long Island for Oyster Bay to vote as election day proceeds. Reports from Raleigh and Fayetteville describe a separate crime case in Cumberland County where Louis C. a negro was hanged after a rape conviction and a prison chaplain declared innocence. In Marion Ohio burglars torture a family demanding cash and certificates.
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Oyster Bay
New York
Roosevelt
Long
Suterer
Raleigh
Fayetteville
N. Y
Louis Coua
James West
Cumberland County
Connell
Crimes of politics debate on treason bill in Manila
A public session discussed a draft treason bill in Manila with prominent Filipinos present. Governor Wright defended the measure while critics urged milder penalties and deportation rather than execution.
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Wright
Tressen
Sener Sabella Reres
Polithet Vrline
United States
Worcester
Lia
Humbert
Fuss Ny
Wricht
Killlee
McKinles
Senor Reyes
Muomissioners
Euencamino
Rocal Parts
Senor Bautista
Pilipino Congress
Manila
Case Against Hearst Proceedings and Defense Counsel
The defense argues the paper was not controlled by William P Hearst and that Andrew Lawrence, the managing editor, bears sole responsibility for content printed. They claim the publication did not intend to embarrass or intimidate the court. The judge date for the next step remains set for Monday.
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Charsius Reniomp
Chaise
Jory
Wiliam P. Hearet
Andrew Lawrence
Violent clash linked to strike ends in deaths and arrests
From a Sunday morning incident in Columba and Me, Seaver was killed and a man named Tader wounded after attackers were summoned from their belts to a mob. Police tie the violence to recent machinists strike bitterness. Arnor McCraney and Harry Jones were arrested with warrants out for about a dozen others. McCraney claims self defense regarding a shotgun shot at Seaver.
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Columbsa
Mater
Finder
Willian Seaver
Teo Fermi
Sher Dhewo
Seaver
Tader
Arnor McCruney
Harry Jones
McCranery
Impech
Newslets: mixed items from Gustave Adolphus to Jay Considine trial
A scattered 1920s style digest covers Gustave Adolphus college separation in St Peter Minnesota, a lecture by Dr. Gustav Andreen, the John Considine murder trial in Meredith, and varied notes on political and shipping events including King Edward, Captain Joe, and sugar beet crops in Saginaw Michigan.
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Gustave Adolphus College
St. Peter, Mian
Gustav Andreen
Rock Island
John Considine
Meredith
Searite
Edward
Pannerfote
Ambar- Lafayette
Ind
Jo Er
Hay
Ph Martin
The
Salvation
Chicago
George J. Barney
Brooklyn
Koch
Root
New York City
Louisville brewing firms form Central Consumers' Co
Six lager beer breweries in Louisville have transferred their properties to a new corporation named Central Consumers' Company, capitalized at 3,500,000 dollars. The item notes a separate incident in Freeport, Illinois, describing a building damaged by a storage fire.
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Beer Breweries
Louisville
Schley Delivers Corrections as Last Witness in Inquiry
The Schley court of inquiry enters the argument phase as Schley and Sigsbee corrections are presented. Two potential witnesses are dropped, and Schley confirms or revises prior testimony about the May Santiago meeting and the coal issue aboard the flagship.
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Washington
Schley
Admiral Selley
Sigsbee
Admiral Schley
Santiago
Frank B. Richards
George Lynch
New York
Cuban
Spain
Lynch
Somers Smith
Richards
Prem
St. Paul
Ecourt
Sigesth
Sigsbee IV
Compodore Schle
Rayner Be
Tanna
Lemly
Admiral Dewey
Usimbe
Maris ‘Teresa
Cercera
Vizcaya
Key West
Chadwick
Inspe
Sampson
Honturia
Agin
Roys
Duige
Rayner
Adusrab Sehr
Reyes
Earth
Senate
Young Matriarchs and War News Mark Transvaal Reports
The fragment describes early marriages and a young mother from the Carleton family in Iowa Falls, with details on age at marriage and childbirth. It mixes a local tale with a note that Boers reportedly captured guns from Colonel Benson’s column near Brakenlaarte in eastern Transvaal.
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John Kobline
Helely
Eheres
Moers
Itetoria
Bens Columny
Brakenlaarte
Transvaal
Iowa voters brace for lower turnout in 1910 election
Des Moines reports a quiet election with forecasts of a statewide vote about 15 percent below last year. Republicans expect a larger gap between the top ticket and the rest, while Democrats and Prohibitionists forecast gains. New York and Massachusetts early results show scattered weather impacts and varying turnout patterns.
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Associated Press
Ted
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryla
Iowa
Boston
Massachusetts
Holbrook
Crane
Quincey
Paine
Ely
Chicago
Ballows
Des Moines
Stuart
Democratic Committee
Cummins
Denver
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Alliance
Fog Shuts London Train Lines and Streets
A dense fog enveloped London and much of Great Britain causing massive travel disruption. Trains stalled, traffic halted, and millions faced delays as authorities urged clearance while foglight and lanterns became scarce.
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London
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Birmingham
Olts
Beasts and Birds Sightings Mark Centerville Area News
Centerville Station residents report a large constrictor seen near the area last week explaining recent losses of ducks and pigs. Hunters pursue the snake, believed the same escaped animal from a Carbondale circus wreck years ago, with no trace remaining. Also in Red Bud a monkey faced owl dies after a parrot in its cage attacked it, before the parrot is removed. Political notes include Lindsay urging turnout for Sedgwick election and party forecasts from Scott and De France.
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Centerville Station
Here
Centerville
Carbondale
Coultersville
Hanoii
Doubtful Ohio Maryland and Kentucky Counties Stir Elections
A long report summarizes interest across several states in upcoming elections. It notes Republican and Democrat struggles for control, names key figures like Senator Foraker and Chairman Dick, and discusses expected outcomes in Ohio and surrounding areas. Balloting progress is described as slow with late results anticipated.
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Buckeye
Columibus
Nev
Ohio
Foraker
Hanba
Latainess
Nasi
Hanna
State Committee
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Ton
Lovieville
McCoord
Senate
United States
Wiliam I. Treboc
Transport to Be Docked in Nagasaki After Inland Sea Incident
Manila reports the United States Warren with 530 cabin passengers aboard will be docked at Nagasaki due to an inland sea accident. In Minneapolis Navy officer E C Pratt died after breakfast, a longtime transfer business figure aged about 60, suffering Bright's disease.
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Manila
United States
Warren
Nagasaki
Bright
Mill
Minneapolis
Minn
Navy
E. C. Pratt
World’s Samakey Vulgaria dispatch on captives near Sofia
The dispatch reports Miss Stone and Mr il seen recently by emissaries sent by the American diplomatic agent Dicki from Sofia with brigands. Both captives are safe and well. Release to be arranged soon. Expectation is for early release.
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New York
Samakey Vulgaria Dispatch
Miss Stone
Mr Il
Dicki
Sofia Tot 1
Detained Miss Hinkle in Dodge City Hoodoo Incident
Dorothy Hinkle a Mis seriel girl from Dodge City is detained at the Harrison poll station while her father tries to stop her meeting a Kansas-born brakeman. The father telegraphs police. the attempted elopement with William G. from Dodge City is thwarted amid family protests.
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Dorothy Hinkle
Dodge City
Harrison
Kansas
Miss Hinkle
Ariving
Chicago
William G
Santa Fe
Gardner
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Balerr
Ems
Hearst
Saginaw, Mich
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Alma
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Saginaw
Freeport
Tls
F. Prods
Jowa
Agrsia
1 Carleton
Towa Falls
Etn Herthwest
Carleton
Belux
Cigernake
Haruna
Havase
Igene Mgwana
Flection Day
Dex Moines
John Briar
Republican State Committer
Ie Leary
Shaw
Trafalgar Square
Houses of Parliament
Daily News
Michael Hicks-Beach
Bristol
South Africs
Michael Tist
Morley
John Morley
M. P
Forfar
Scotland
Paris
Daily Mail
Caillard
Smyrna
Missouri
St. Louis
Poplar Bluf
Red Bud
Monke
Parrot
Lindsay
Republican Committee
Pawnee City
Sedgwick
Scott
Democrats
de France
Plist
Maryland
Kentucky
Lywlegfield
Mass
eRewetting
Republican State Committee
Fculty
Jackson
Miss
Liberty Soon
Atmoncada
Tarlac Island
Amimonesda Provishind Luzon
Ticker
Cupid
Mitylene
Midili
Portland
Vortland
Millik Tomlinson & Co
Mattoon
Foun White
Nhat
Janesville
White
Fort Wayne
Knox
C. H. Conrad
A. E. Hant
Key Coun
J. M. White
K. P
Short Bros
K.P
Willie
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