Hero Hotel Keeper Dies Saving Family From Blaze
New York dispatch reports Joseph Capple, 8 Botelkeeper of Chauncey Weathers county, died after saving his aged parents and three children from a burning hotel. He reentered the building to find his wife missing, then perished as flames caused floors to give way and walls to collapse. The couple were found dead together in the cellar.
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New York
Joseph "Capple
Chauncey
Weathester County
Ufe
Capple
Fhier
Life Time in Prison Appeals Heard in Hartford
Three cases face the state board of pardons in Hartford with one prisoner in prison longer than any other in the country. John Warren, 66, held his wife underwater in 1855 and fled before recapture, later serving life. Nancy Guilford, captured in London and convicted for malpractice, also seeks clemency. The all Chinese life prisoner in New England is among those appealing.
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Hartford
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Board of Pardons
New England
Nancy Guilford
London
John ‘Warren
Wilmmington
Roaringbrook
Northampton
Mass
Holland County
Special jury for actress in Patterson case
New York November 8 District Attorney Jerome plans a special panel for Nan Patterson the Florodora actress charged with Caesar Youngs murder Talismen are to be on hand next week Prosecution contends the pistol found with Young wasnt his property and was purchased by J Morgan Smith Miss Pattersons brother in law Smith has been sought by detectives but not produced
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Nan Patterson
New York
Jerome
Caesar Young
Criminal Court
J. Morgan Smith
Miss Patterson
Smith
Sion
Woman Shoots Magistrate in Hamburg Mystery
In Hamburg the enigmatic incident draws wide attention as Dr. Sichmidt, chief magistrate of the district, is shot in the abdomen while driving home. The assailant, described as a woman, is wounded and arrested. The magistrate says the shooter is unknown to him.
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Berlin
Sichmidt
Ingen
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Schmidt
DISCUSA TIBET Treaty Concludes Conflicting Confer With
The report notes discussions titled Confer With Engilan under the DISCUSA TIBET treaty framework. Officials from Board engage in formal talks outlining terms and expected outcomes, with emphasis on maintaining regional stability and mutual compliance.
Murder Keeps Town in Fear as Urgent Demand for Justice Grows
Citizens lament the violent deed and demand swift justice after a murder that eclipses politics and revival gatherings. Three similar killings in twenty years stir calls for accountability, with communities pledging funds and persistent pursuit of the killer.
Line Fight Ends In Death In Decorah Iowa
Decorah Iowa November eight a dispute over a lot led to the death of Bigelow a retired farmer who had moved in. L Gifford a man in his thirties is charged with murder in the first degree after hitting Bigelow on the head with a brig digger. The killing occurred Saturday morning and Bigelow died nine oclock at night. Gifford was bound over to the grand jury with no witnesses to the murder. Bigelow was over seventy years old and Gifford was superintendent of the Methodist Sun day school.
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Iowa
Decorah
Bigelow
Ir. L Giffords
Gifford
Grand
Methodist Suni School
Mysterious Stranger Dies in Minneapolis Hotel Room
Carlo Kanute Harry Schuberth, a Swedish stranger, was found dead from morphine in his Minneapolis hotel room Saturday night. A maid discovered the body at 11 AM yesterday. Coroner Williams found no money on his person, and the cause of death appears possibly self-inflicted due to financial despair.
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Minneapolis
Carlo Kanute
Harry Schuberth
Sweden
Schuberth
Williams
Wark on Viaduct Begins Across Bleeker Street
Northwestern plans work on a large viaduct across Bleeker Street in the city with rail laid over the structure to reach a new storehouse. The company agreed after warehouse owners near the area pressed for the rail. W W Spencer, superintendent of buildings and bridges, will oversee the project.
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Northwestern
Bleeker Street
W. W. Spencer
Ranchman Still Missing as New Clues Emerge
Belle Fourche South Dakota November 8. No trace has been found of James Garrett the missing ranchman believed murdered. A glove found north of the Matson home is the only new clue. New searchers join daily while Gus Matson Garrett’s associate remains jailed protesting innocence and refusing to discuss the case.
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Mont James Garrett
Belle Fourche
James Garrett
Garrett
Matson
Gus Matson
Robbers Hit Ashland Saloon Keeper in Masked Hold Up
In Ashland Wisconsin on November 8 two masked men raided Louis Gilmaster’s saloon. They forced Gilmaster and his son to surrender. The pair fought back and the robbers fired seven shots, clubbed Gilmaster, overpowered his son, and stole from the money drawer. Gilmaster fell unconscious and may die as the robbers escaped.
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Sigonkeeper
Ashland
Wis
Louis Gilmaster
Gilmaster
Big Son
Bold Hold‑Up by Boys at Kirk Underlights Crime Scene
A daylight hold‑up in Kirk involved two youths about fifteen years old. Mark Christianson was forced at revolver point to surrender his small change. The assailants remain at large. Fort Meade water works contract awarded to Dunnegan and Co. Penance specific mains by Dyer Plumbing justified. Fire damaged W B Tanner livery barn but most belongings saved.
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Kirk
Mark Christianson
Fort Meade
Sturgis
Fort, Meade
Dunnegan & Oe
Penance
Dyer, Plumbing Company
Robbers Loot Gopher Bank In Becker Minnesota
Bank of Becker entered between 3 and 4 am. Vault broken with nitroglycerin, 3000 in silver and currency plus notes stolen. Two robbers, who also abducted Becker youths Edward and Andrew Erickson and locked them in a box car, fled on a handcar. Authorities at large.
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Becker, Minn
Bank of Becker
Edward
Andréw Erickson
Becker
North Dakota
Ericksons
Ciizens
Northern Pacific
W. EB. Cruzen
Esat Ns
Guilmette 18 Held in Crookston Murder Case
Crookston Minnesota November 8 Joseph Guilmette was arraigned before Judge McLean and held to the grand jury without bail charged with the murder of his companion Joseph Mongeon near Meptor October 17 He claims an alibi by a friend he spoke with at Badger on the route to Red Lake Falls to Woonsocket He left Mongeon at 9 o clock in the morning of the murder which occurred in the afternoon He showed extra nervousness at arraignment and will seek counsel from Woonsocket before trial
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Crookston
Goss
Minn
Joseph Guilmette
McLean
Joseph Mongeon
Meptor
Badger
Red Lake Falla
Woonsocket
Mongeon
Guilmette
Minnehaha Farmers Prosper On Tax Payments
Minnehaha county farmers show thrifty finances as delinquent taxes decline significantly. In Brandon Highland Tapp townships all lands have paid taxes, Wall Lake Palisades Valley Springs report few unpaid parcels, indicating broad compliance across the county.
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Sioux Falla
Minnehaha County
Brandon
Highland
Tapp
Wall Lake
Palisades Township
Valley Springs
Lured to Death Body Found in Farm Pool
Police say the body of a 35 year old man from Troy was found in a muddy farm pool after being lured to a shed by a companion. Authorities describe the death as murder and robbery staged to look like an accident at the edge of the ditch.
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Chicago
DoPherson
Troy
Youardey
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