Mystery of Mrs Gunness Case Returns to Light
Laporte Indiana May 19 autopsy on seven unidentified bodies from Mrs Gunness burial ground reveals one female victim. The find fuels new theories about Jennie Olson and the Oklahoma man Emil Greening who claimed a professor and his wife visited Gunness house. Watch ID linked to Ray Lamphere case. coroner holds four bodies from the fire as investigations continue.
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Greening
Jennie
Jennie Olsen
Budsberg
Jennie Olson
Pudsberg
Ray Lamphere
J. G. Ramden
Manfred
N. D
John Moe
Elbow Laks. Minn
Moe
Namphere
Potter's Field
Ole Budsberg
Tola
Wis
Mack
Gunness
Smith
Brooklyn
N. Y
Laporte County Grand Jury
Arkansas legislature fails to convene extraordinary session
Little Rock May 19. The Arkansas legislature did not meet in response to Speaker Hamiter acting as governor. Four sessions ended with no quorum and the house adjourned sine die. The senate, as a mass meeting, recognized Acting Governor Pin dall and agreed to disperse and return home.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Allen H. Hamiter
Senate
House
O. Pindall
Baseball Standings and Scores From Week I Big Leagues
The record summary shows American League and National League results with teams in Boston Cincinnati St Louis Brooklyn and New York linked to recent games. Batteries include Spade Bresnahan Chesbro and Dineen. notable managers and placements appear in various parks.
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Cincinnati
New York
Spade
Schlei
4Son
Malarkey
Bresnahan
American League
R.H.E. Detroit
Mullin
Schmidt
Chesbro
Doyle
Newton
Kleinow
Boston
R.H.E. Cleveland
Liebhardt
Bemis
Morgan
Carrigan
Philadelphia
R.h.le
St. Louis
Phila
Petty
Dineen
Criss
Spencer
Vickers
Schlitzer
Maxwell
Smith
Prohibition Convention in Indianapolis Chooses Ticket Leaders
Indiana Prohibition delegates meet in Tomlinson Hall with Jasper S. Hughes as temporary chairman delivering the keynote. The party plans district caucuses, mass meeting with Eugene W. Chafin as speaker, and a statewide ticket nomination with McWhirter as potential gubernatorial candidate and Lough likely to head the slate.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
F. W. Lough
Jasper S. Hughes
South
English
Columbus
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Edward W. Clarks
Felix T. McWhirter
Charles Eckhart
Eugene W. Chafin
Chicago
Admiral Sperry Accepts Invitation to Government House Visit
Melbourne May 19 Admiral Sperry commander of the American battleship fleet accepts Lord Northcote governor general of Australia invitation to stay at Government House during their Sydney visit An official dinner and a ball will be among entertainments at Government House in honor of the American visitors.
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Melbourne
Admiral Sperry
Lord Northcote
Australia
Government House
Sydney
Chicago Wheat Firm on Reports of Crop Damage
The Chicago wheat market closed firm Monday amid widespread crop damage reports. A receiver was appointed for Carruthers & Co., Pittsburg’s large brokerage firm. Tammany Hall will send a 650 member delegation to Denver for the Democratic national convention.
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Chicago
Carruthers & Co
Pittsburg
Tammany Hall
Denver
David B. Hill
Baltic
Europe
Helie de Sagan
Mme. Gould
Bryan
Alabama
Johnson
House Committee On Patents
Abraham Ruef
San Francisco
Yun Nan
China
LaGuaira
Tragic Monroe county carriage killed in crossing wreck
Flora Indiana May 19 a fast train struck the one horse carriage of Trustee James C Crites of Monroe township killing him aged fifty his wife aged forty five and their youngest Ruth aged three Dorothy aged eleven was fatally injured The horse ran wild as the engineer says the rig and train met at the crossing and the occupants were thrown thirty feet The family had been visiting friends when the accident occurred
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Flora
Ind
James C. Crites
Monroe Township
Here
Indiana Campaign Outlook Dominates Political Gossip
In the Thirteenth district the Democratic path centers on Benjamin F. Shively with others like William A. Weiser and Henry A. Barnhart in play. Republicans pursue a high-profile tour with Watson, Beveridge, and Hanly-linked figures as the campaign gears up for late summer speeches and possible debates.
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Indianapolis
Benjamin F. Shively
Shiver
Congress
Senate
Shively
Samuel Parker
South Bend
Parker
Plymouth
State Senate
Marshall County
William A. Weiser
Henry A. Barnhart
Rochester
Mayor Shoots Burglary Suspect in Terre Haute Home
Terre Haute May 19. Mayor Edwin J. Bidaman shot and killed a burglar trying to enter his Sixth Street Maple Avenue home. The intruder was described as a colored man. Bidaman woke to the noises and fired from his window.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Edwin J. Bidaman
Bidaman
Sixth Street
Maple Avenue
Death Luring Ad by Mrs. Gunness On Laporte Farm
A sensational留ad from Mrs. Belle Gunness of Laporte Indiana details a wrongful matrimonial approach to lure a suitor. The letter seeks a wealthy partner willing to invest 1050 cash to join her with her three children and farm assets as a prelude to arranging a personal visit.
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Belle Gunness
Laporte
Ind
Laporte County
Carl Peterson
Waupaca
Wis
Bank Short on Kisses Barrage Stirs Town Gossip
Benjamin Thomas a La Rue Marion county Ohio schoolteacher mailed a letter to a Covington Kentucky girl with a check for a thousand kisses signed by him. Morris Clements the La Rue bank cashier replied that the bank cannot remit a draft but offered to personally deliver kisses as his schedule allows. The Kentucky girl has not yet replied.
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Benjamin Thomas
la Rue
Marion County
Covington
Morris Clements
Kentucky
French Agriculturist Finds Seed Treatment Fends Crows
Stanilas Vetard, a French agriculturist, reports that wheat and cereals can be protected from crow attacks by treating seeds before sowing with coal tar, petroleum and phenic acid. The mix delays sprouting briefly and gives an odor deterring crows, which fades as plants grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanilas Vetard
Bret
Zoological Oasis Near Paris Explored for Liberty Theme
A project contemplates moving the Jardin des Plistes three miles from Paris to build a 700logical oasis where animals would enjoy greater liberty. The plan aims to create a naturalistic habitat, reflecting a shift toward extended animal welfare.
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Jardin Des Plistes
Paris
Transatlantic Line Faces Luxuries On Seas
The Kennebec Journal notes that one transatlantic line outfits ships with trained nurses and luxury, predicting that even modest travelers will soon struggle to afford seasickness free crossings and heightened comfort.
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Kennebec Journal
Avena
Let Us Alone Cry Gives Rise to Enterprise Call
W. J. Lampton in New York World quotes a chorus from workers and capitalists alike urging the country to rise after the panic. The speakers from farms mills stores and banks proclaim the persistence of the spirit and goods to restore prosperity, asking to be left to act.
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Ian
W. J. Lampton
New York World
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Arch Stevenson
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Allen J. Fayton
Sargent’s Drug Store
Third Streets
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Eva Buxton
Krieger
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Main
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Rub’t Luckado
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