Mistaken Men Of Missouri From Laddonia and a Western Cowboy Bunko
In Laddonia Missouri Mrs Welch sued for divorce and against Mrs Mollie Moore for alienation of affections. The suit ended in divorce for the Welchs. The doctor then courted Mrs Moore but she wed Grubb the young man. Nearby a man posing as a cowboy offered counterfeit bills at Battery Park New York. Police arrested him, named as Daniel Feutz of Oregon Missouri.
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Laddonia
Mexico
Dr. Welch
Mollie Moore
Bunko
Battery Park
New York
Eyvau
Church Streel Station
Daniel Feutz
Oregon, Mo
Kaiser's Naval Plan Thwarted By War Alliances
A German propagandist argues Kaiser Wilhelm seized Kiaochow with Russia and that Russia would vacate on demand, enabling a future French Russian German naval bloc to dominate England. The piece says the American Spanish war upends this plan as America and Britain align.
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England
Kiao- Chau
Russia
Germany
France
America
Storm Wrecks Portand Deepens New England Toll
Reports from New England detail widespread shipping losses after a severe storm. The steamer Portland foundered off Highland Light with no survivors, while Provincetown records twenty seven vessels wrecked and many crews saved. Block Island facing 90 mph winds and multiple wrecks as life-saving crews aided victims.
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Boston
Associated Press
New England
Eastport
New Haven
Conn
Boston Harbor
Portland
North Truro
Mass
Boston & Portland Steamship Company
Highland Light
High Head Station
Provincetown
Block Island
Providence
R. L
Danielson
England's Peril and the Arch Emperor Plan
The Contemporary Review publishes a sensational article alleging Emperor William aims to humiliate Britain commercially to establish German supremacy. The piece appears in a London report dated November 30, referencing a bold strategic projection and widespread concern over German influence.
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William
London
the Contemporary Review
Corbett Offered Chance to Fight Sharkey for Expenses
In a published interview Corbett said he would fight Sharkey for nothing if his training expenses were paid. Sharkey's manager Tom O Rourke accepted the challenge on the condition the match occur within two weeks.
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Corbett
New York
Sharkey
Tom O'Rourke
Parricide Trial Near Somerset Captures Attention
Special to the Sentinel Paola Kansas November sSvU Line case against John Roberts charged with murder in the first degree in killing his father near Somerset on September talks on in district court yesterday Roberts is only years old the case attracts much attention
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the Sentinel
Paola
Kan
John Roberts
Somerset
Roberts
Bell Boy Heir to $25,000 From Chicago Uncle
Forest Lake, a bell boy formerly at the Planters' hotel, is heir to $25,000 left by his uncle James T. Spaulding of Chicago. The news is reported from St. Louis with the November 30 filing.
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St. Louis
Forest Lake
Planters
James T. Spaulding
Chicaco
Train Robbers Caught in Capital Offense Case
H. J. Stubblefield and James West are jailed here for a capital offense after their arrest in a train robbery. Authorities report investigators tied the pair to the heist, with charges filed and court proceedings planned in the near future.
Caught Near Georgetown After Fierce Fusilade
A dramatic confrontation unfolded near Georgetown as a faction escaped through a dense area, firing upon an armed posse of railroad detectives. No further details on injuries or arrest were provided.
Train Robbery Probe Ends With Two Arrests in Pettis County
James L. West Missouri Pacific engineer and Eli J. Stubblefield M E T switchman were captured after a planned attack on a branch express near Georgetown and Muddybridge. West claimed illness hid a gambling linked plot. Stubblefield suffered a shattered elbow and face trial looming.
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James L. West
Missouri Pacific
East Fifth
Eli J. Stubblefield
M. E
T. Switchman
North Washington
Hopkins
Georgetown
Muddybridge
Kansas City
Tom Furlong
Frank Barnett
Hughesville
B. A. Daniels
Runnig
West
Stubblefield
Pacific Street
John
North
Washington
Williams
Joe Dillard
O’bannon
Lamonte
Dillard
Overstreet
Stubblefild
Jim West
Sentinel
Cook
East Broadway Christian Church
Sousa Ordered to Pay $100000 to Blakely Estate
John Philip Sousa must pay about $100,000 to Ada P. Blakely administratrix of her husband David Blakely's estate, and turn over the band library. He must account for all band proceeds through May 23, 1897 and share profits, plus damages for pre death compositions including El Capitan and The Bride Elect.
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John Philip Sousa
Ada P. Blakely
David Blakely
Sousa
Washington
Blakely
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Missouri
H. J. Stubblefield and
James West
Pettis County
Lexington
Oli J. Stubblefield
Ohio Street
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