Brutal triple murder rocks near Lansing with robbery motive
A brutal family murder occurred five miles from Lansing in Delhi town. A grandmother, mother, and granddaughter were shot in a one room log cabin as a poring robbery funded the crime. Suspect August Tante, a 19 year old neighbor, was identified with the Winchester used, while Fred Stochal and others were detained for inquiry.
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Christian
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Mrnday Evenin
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Yyal
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Char Crants
Sherif
Ani Corenear
Tinta
Wurder
Amaxa Turner
Lansiie
Tante
Puatowa
Toktekot
Mason
St Mivuigun
Oket Bas Thas
Anil Slight
Sandy Mmatarhe
Lusbay Bale
Fred Stochal
J Yeuraht
Cuime
Murder Suspect Latimer Faces His Mother Case
A Detroit area murder story centers on Irving Latimer charged with killing his mother Mrs Latimer in Jackson. Witnesses said Latimer travelled by train to Detroit on the night of the crime while relatives and investigators link the long-running family tensions to the grisly murder scene. Authorities note Latimer’s father died under suspicious circumstances about a year prior.
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Mra Hee Mae
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Mem Burrows
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Serena
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Jadesco
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Young
Atlantic Express
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L. H. Crefcot
W. McCollum
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Last Sad Rites For Macdonald Cochrane Victims
Funeral details for Livat Gor Macdonald and W. C. Cochrane described with pallbearers, procession to Lake View Cemetery, and remarks on their service. Includes honorary mourners, state officials, and Masonic lodge notes amid broader Michigan news items.
Market snapshot shows varied prices across commodities
Detroit and New York produce markets report wheat, corn, apples, butter, beans, fruit, and meats with fluctuating bids. Prices listed include apples at 1.75 per bushel, cranberries 2.70 per bushel, and assorted meats and poultry with cautious demand and midrange activity in a volatile trading scene.
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Turkey
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New York
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Dut
Minnesota
Chicago
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Heaves
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Whaker
Race War Threatens Hungarian and Tralian Populations in Shenandoath
In Shenandoath a violent rift erupts between Hungarians and Tralians as tensions escalate. About four thousand workers in the Mahoning valley cope with torn contracts and fear for safety amid arson, with a driver burned alive and huts set ablaze. Authorities order tramps fed and sheltered in the county.
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Shenandoath
Mahoning Valley
Wuels
Tad Fariler
Satiia
Congress Session Recap: Vote Counting and Anti Trust Debates
InLovellack area and Washington the Senate moved to count electoral votes after a House motion. Debate centered on Sherman anti trust and tariff measures with amendments and a conference requested. The House spent the day on sundry civil and private pension bills while discussing a District of Columbia appropriation.
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Multiple Obituaries And Accidents Reported In Unclear Dispatches
A garbled late 19th century dispatch notes deaths of Robert Seymour vicecon sal at Queenstown and Trane oll United States Minister to the Netherlands. It records a hospital patient Jennie Harris age 4 in New York who fell to death, and mentions financial defaulting treasurer Axworthy. A railway accident near Spotteville Kentucky results in numerous injuries and deaths. An explosion at a quarry near Philadelphia, fires in Lancaster Texas, and a grand opera house fire in St Paul are briefly cited along with various political and infrastructure notes including river improvements and a school map sale by the government.
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United States
Queenstown
Jennie Harris
Woman's Hospital
Fourth Avenue
New York
Trane Oll
Netherlands
Axworthy
Cleveland
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Louleville, St. Louis &Leans
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Washington
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Various political notices and incidents from the era
The report notes reservations on certain terms to be submitted and ratified by states, with acceptance deemed satisfactory by the state department. Arizona’s capital move from Prescott to Phoenix passes both houses and awaits governor’s signature. Adjournment planned for Jan 25, assembly to reconvene Feb 7 in Phoenix. Foreign affairs include Ford immigration bill eliciting parliamentary comment. A Panama Canal prospectus titled Conversational Company for Completion and Working of the Canal in Panama is issued. Installments for share payments set at 12 francs, 126 francs, and 250 francs. Reports of Jack the Ripper murders in Jamaica and pardons by the Spanish government for Madrid rising participants. Paris election on the 27th yields Gen. Boulanger victory by 2,442 votes. Emperor Wilhelm II’s birthday celebrated on June 27. Enthusiasm in Harlin and surrounding provinces noted.
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House of Representatives
Panama Canal Company
Panama
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Jack, the Ripper
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Paris
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Willan
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Ibis
Harlin
Lord Mayor hosts farewell banquet for Mr Phelps in London
The Lord Mayor of London held a banquet with 24 guests including Lord Heabery Lord Halsbury and Sir James Ferguson to honor Mr W Welps United States minister Mr Phelps praised Anglo American friendship noting decades long cordial relations and predicting a future American envoy as a capable, friendly channel between nations.
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James ‘Ferguson
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James N Barnes of Missouri Dies After Collapse in Speech
Congressman James N Barnes of Missouri collapsed while speaking in St Joseph and died later at a hotel. A Harvard Law School graduate, he served in Congress since 1883, chaired key committees, and left a wealth of banking and estate holdings. He leaves a wife, two sons, and seven adopted children.
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