Milwaukee man kills wife in cruel act then self
Scofield Utah November 4 Richard Smith coal miner beat his wife into insensibility and killed his 3 month old baby. A pair of twins slept in the bed and were saved by neighbors who overpowered Smith and prevented further harm to the children. A deranged man also shot at his wife and children but did not fatally wound them.
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Scofield
Utah
Richard Smith
Smith
Neigbors
Sith
Souther Pend
Dacol Kangna
Revelver
Ile
Chiifeom
Tis Place
Arnold
Mahomet
Census Returns Show Population Shifts Across Regions
The report details population changes in several areas with figures such as 14,210 residents and a rise of 47 percent in one locale. It notes increases in multiple counties and mentions Washington state figures and male demographic data, reflecting broader demographic shifts.
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Washington
Northy
Lakoth
Kentucky on Time in Turbulent Turkey Visit
Washington reports a U S cruiser Kentucky arrived at Sin nur Miser amid inquiries by the State Department and Hawy dppiartauyet Wilay over the mission ships. Negotiations continue between Greece and the port of Constantinople on missionary claims and Dr Nibtois case as consul at Hate Jel, with signs of a possible compromise.
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Washington
Kentucky
Sin Nur Miser
Shy State Department
Mies Aticnel
Cee
Smigtua
Griecom
Ile
Constantinople
Ford
Nibtois
Hate Jel
New York Report Cites Interest in United States Home
An early 20th century dispatch notes Michael Da Vit cables regarding possible plans to move to the United States. The message mentions several pressing meltathins and a desire to travel by water, with references to Lempinted galns ty Armerien twi nitorgs and Kreger.
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York
Michael da
Trata Garis
Tutay
Kreger
United States
Bert
Seven Sailors Likely Dead After Schooner Sinks
Fragmentary news from Ambershure reports Captain Skett and the crew of the schooner near Point Veter. The vessel appears to have foundered in heavy seas off Windsor Ontario. Reports mention several sailors lost with only scant details and no confirmed survivor list.
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Floss
Point Veter
Detreit
New
Ambershure
Skett
Potet
Mickile Greta
Windsor
Uae
Mine Explosion Kills Twelve at Aniche. Dozens Injured
A dispatch from Aniche reports a dynamite blast in a coal mine caused twelve deaths and eight injuries, with ten more miners unaccounted for. The blast followed a discussion about aid for oppressed nations and suggested Kru ger will likely avoid visiting America.
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Aniche
Fighting Ahead as Philippine Campaigns Rally on Luzon
Reports from Manila dated November 28 describe continued combat near Malolos and engagements across Luzon. U.S. infantry detachments clashed with insurgents, inflicting casualties, capturing prisoners, and pursuing rebels through swamps and villages while authorities assess gains and plan further operations.
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Luzon
Manila
Plrd
United States
Malolos
ASIS
Pan
Mulnean
San Vincent
Senator Davis Dies After Prolonged Illness in St Paul
A detailed obituary chronicles Senator Davis of Minnesota who battled kidney trouble and delirium before dying in St Paul. The narrative follows his early life in New York and Wisconsin, legal and political rise, service in the Senate, and the family’s mourning as telegrams and tributes arrive from supporters across the state.
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J. Murphy
Chicago
Murphy Washell
Iwen Sauzaine
Wile
U Cushman Kelleze Davis
Henderson
Jefferson County
N.Y
Sue
Waukesha
Alesdal
Wis
Enue
St. Pel
Heaest
Minnesota
States Senater
Ife
Qromisen
Senate
Death of the Apache Kid Amid Conflicting Details
Fragmented report from Salt Lake City Nevada recounts the Apache Kid’s death near Tucson Mexico nine years ago. Vague notes describe a mysterious killer pursued by authorities and a trail leading to a finale, with references to President Snow and George Q. Cannot.
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Salt Taube City
Nev
Tavteco
United States Severn
Bhitter
Snow
George Q
Apastie Woodcuff
Trout Colette
Politics and floods of gossip from Illinois state scene
Springfield November 28 Governor Tanner discussed senatorial prospects after meetings with Republican leaders. Senator Cullom arrived, claiming strong caucus support though opponents dispute numbers. Nearby reports cover lands committee valuations in Cook and other counties, and local tragedies include a drowned farmer in Champaign and a fatal shooting tied to a road dispute in Metropolis.
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Springfield
Tanner
Wight
Catlom
James Th Dpatnam
Blmwood
Fort Conbination
Cullew
Ledatl Hotel
United States
Hmph Marshal Mitel
Washington
Committee On
Bear Sen
Hook County
Cook
Pat
Wilhully
Cook County
Conk
Elles Teachers’ Federation
Creighton
Ter
Rane
York
Desperadoes in Illinois Rob Bank In Emden
Four masked desperadoes blow open the Farmers Bank of Emden in Illinois. Alberts is bound and gagged as the men loot between 3000 and 4000 dollars then flee toward Delavan by hand car. Night Policeman Sanford is fatally shot at Delavan Junction while pursuing them. They vanish aboard the Hummer northbound.
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Lincoln
Emden
Alberts
Delavan
Sanford
Delavan Junction
Alton
Loomington
Corn corner ends as Phillips severs big short positions
Chicago traders learn that the corn corner run by George H. Phillips is off after private settlements with major shorts. Phillips reportedly holds no more than 25 000 bushels of November corn and prices fell from 49 to 41 cents on the news. In a separate Manila cable, the US auxiliary cruiser Yosemite is reported to have been struck by a typhoon near Guam with five crew members lost.
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Pontips
Chicago
Board of Trade
George H. Phillips
Phillips
United States
Gentner
Finna
New York
Manila
U. S
Yosemite
Guam
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