Fierce South Dakotan fight around Guinness farm deaths
Dolor Corresponds With Hair of Hired Man Who Is Held Under Suspicion. In Jasoxvte Indiana region authorities weave evidence linking Ray Lamphers to the Guinness farm deaths as grand jury date approaches. Witnesses describe hair, buried holes, and doubtful theories amid threatening weather and ongoing investigations into Mrs. Guinness and alleged arson.
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Dolor
Jasoxvte
Ind
Ray Lamphers
Guinness
Grand Jury
Lamphers
Tornadoes devastate towns in northwest Oklahoma
A sequence of tornados swept through towns around Woodward Oklahoma, destroying several small communities and injuring many with multiple fatalities reported. Grand County seat Ellis county is said to be wrecked with Estelle Cooley and Rich Moon also devastated. The storms traveled about 75 miles, affecting four counties near the Oklahoma Texas Kansas quadrants.
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Woodward
Otla
Ignant
Arnett
Vicipauser
Milual
Arthur Sibel
Grand
Ellis County
Estelle
Cooley
Rich Moon
Little Rob
Woolward
J. J. Hale
Estos
Dewey Country
ONL
Oklahoma
Woman Solves Secret of Sex in 19th Century Claim
New York on May 11 Mrs Calhoun announces a sweeping discovery after 30 years studying sex. She claims parents can tailor offspring to be male or female and that livestock genetics can be manipulated similarly. She plans to publish a book detailing her method and its world impact.
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New York
Calhoun
Loraely
Elie
Chltdren
Governor offers reward for murderer Taylor
Acting Governor Saunders issued a proclamation offering 200 dollars for the arrest of Bert M. Taylor, charged with the murder of his sister in law Peter Taylor of Minden. The reward now totals 1,900 dollars with private subscriptions increasing the amount.
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Sovernor
Taylor Linecolg
Neb
Saunders
Bert M. Taylor
Ith
Geeault
Peter Taylor
Minden
Taylor
International Bureau of American Republics Cornerstone Laid
Washington May 18 the cornerstone of the proposed International Bureau of American Republics was laid in a ceremony attended by President Roosevelt and leaders from 21 republics. Andrew Carnegie funded most of the $1,000,900 building project.
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Washington
Iternational
Bureau of American Republics
Roosevelt
Root
Nabuco
Andrew Carnegie
Marine Band
John Barrett
Bureau
Secretary of State
Cardinal Gibbons
United
Baton
International Building
White House
State War and Navy Deepartment
Corcoran
United States
Temple of Peace
The
Hague
Olga Nethersole Advocates Industrial Insurance for All
New York May 13 Miss Olga Nethersole spoke to Club A of the People’s Institute on The Need of Industrial Insurance for Working People. The debate covered motherhood and child welfare, urging the right to live and criticizing the present American system. She called for ending false modesty and for government recognition of health standards.
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New York
Olga Nethersole
Club A
People's Institute
Germany
Miss Nethersole
America
Bake and Freeze Leg 70 Save Life
New York May 1 after experienced physicians declared that even amputation might not save the life of Policeman Coles Carpenter. Dr Raymond Sullivan used an innovative freezing and ammonia bath method to shock blood to the limb. The treatment, begun in December, saved his leg and allowed him to walk with crutches by April and may regain normal use.
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New York
Coles Carpenter
Raymond Sullivan
St. Mary's Hospital
Carpenter
Sullivan
John B. Sullivan
Surgeons FISH WIRE FROM PATIENTS STOMACH
Brooklyn doctors remove a five inch iron wire from George Cahill’s stomach at Kings County Hospital after he swallowed it with a breakfast food tainted by iron. Using X rays and a probang they fished the wire out, avoiding surgery. Cahill had followed a misleading advertisement for a “predigested” tonic. He is reported to be recovering well.
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Brooklyn
George Cahill
Kings County Hospital
Cahill
Scanlon
Dr. Scanion
Dr. Cahlil
Mr. Cahill
Burglary Fled From Thirty Girls At Nighties YWCA
Pittsburg May 12 thirty girls in night dresses routed a burglar at the YWCA rooms and caused him to flee as a company of white robed ghosts pursued him. Mrs Garrison the matron woke and screamed prompting armed seething crowd of girls to close in. The burglar leaped from a second story window escaped unhurt. He left hat and tools behind.
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Jason
Mra
Sears
Pittsburg
Toola
Baby weighs only 1 3 4 pounds at birth in western PA
Dr A J Colborn of Connellsville testifies to the birth of a 1 3 4 pound girl in Morrell Pa the second child of Mr and Mrs Hertzog The first weighed 2 1 2 pounds at birth The 22 month old sibling is normal in size The parents describe the mother as of medium build and the father a carpenter
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Pittsburg
A. J. Colborn
Connellsville
Pennsylvania
George Hertzog
Morrell
Jerome Shook Dice With Ryan For Drinks Exposed
New York May 12 In the investigation before Commissioner Hand of Jerome's administration the relations with Thomas F Ryan of Metropolitan Street Railway and his sons were explored. Jerome testified he went to a restaurant with Garvan and the Ryan brothers then shook dice for drinks, insisting the episode occurred after Delmas finished the Thaw summation and that he did not neglect duties during the case.
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New York
Hand
Jerome
Thamas F. Ryan
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Ryan
Metropolitan System
Franklin Pierce
Allan Ryan
Dolphin M. Delmas
Garvan
Delmas
Late Premier's Brother Follows Him to Grave
London dispatch reports the death of Right Honorable James Alexander Campbell, brother of the late premier Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman. A London suburb notice promotes a rental alternative with a quirky promotional line, remarking on night removals without disturbing neighbors and equating cost to a horse hire.
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London
James Alexander Campbell
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Prince Henry of Hohenzollern Faces Arrest in Berlin Scandal
The article outlines enduring rumors around Prince Henry of Hohenzollern linked to a Berlin court drama. It notes alleged misconduct, surprise detentions, the prince’s ties to Emperor William, and a pending arrest with a 250000 dollar bail.
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William
Germany
Prince Zu Ewlenburg
Berlin
Maximiilien Harden
Die Zukunft
Harden
Bulenburg
Woman Seeks 100000 in Breach of Promise suit
Miss Marie Smith tests her claim against Robert J. Gunning, millionaire president of the Gunning Advertising system, alleging breach of promise after a romance with gifts including wine suppers, automobiles, rugs, paintings, and a furnished flat, though she says she loved him though he was sixty.
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Chicago
Famous Art
Marie Smith
Miss Smith
Robert J. Gunning
Gunning Advertising System
Night Riders in Indiana Farm Dispute
In Posey county Indiana a farmer and his two young sons staged a dispute over tobacco growing for home use. The sons acted as night watchers and posted a threatening sign while the father retaliated by placing switches and a note on their clothing. The confrontation culminated with a planned morning meeting at the barn.
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Owensville
Ind
Posey County
Boy Perishes in Barn Fire Near Spencer Indiana
Six year old George Fate, son of Mr and Mrs Grant Fate, died in a neighbor's barn fire near Spencer Indiana today. The boy, playing in the hay, accidentally started the blaze and was not missed until flames engulfed the building. Firemen arrived and, with water aid, recovered the burned body.
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Spencer, In
George Fate
Grant Fate
Wyoming Delegates Nomi nate Mondell Taft Support
Wyoming Republicans renominate Frank Mondell for Congress and adopt resolutions directing delegates to back W. H. Taft at the national convention. Delegates chosen include Mondell Governor Brooks G W Burkhauser and H S Ridgely with electors John Hay T A Cosgrift and Fred Waegle.
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Wyoming
Taft Lander
Wyo
Frank W. Mondell
Congress
W. H. Taft
Clark
Warren
Mondell
Brooks
G. W. Burkhhauser
H. 5
Ridgely
John Hay
T. A. Cosgrift
Fred Waegle
Bodies found at Guinness farm diggings shock town
Sheriff grounds new leads as diggers uncover a tenth skeleton beneath red earth near the Guinness farm. Authorities expect more remains as witnesses including Budsberg and Helgelein relations testify. Coroner and prosecutor push grand jury delays while tracing Mrs Guinness and Helgelein links and a Norwegian farmman’s motives.
Trunk Stirs Panic as Snake and Loot Reported
A trunk at a hotel sparked panic when a large snake and smaller reptiles emerged, drawing a crowd and prompting an investigation by head clerk Cin P. Conroy. Charméns and photographs were found inside, hinting at a larger mystery connected to a missing trunk and a woman named Lotta Queen of Jose.
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Cheteg
Che Fee
Om Segars
Wien
P. Conroy
Admiral Evans Goes Aboard to View Navy Review
San Francisco May 11 Rear Admiral Evans closes long sea career by boarding the Connecticut for the Atlantic and Pacific fleet review by Secretary Motlatt The float begins at 9 30 am with a gunboat detachment and a host of warships The event marks President Roosevelt's heaviest fighting force under a single command ever seen The Admiral plans to leave for Washington tonight relinquishing fleet command at his own request due to health He will stay on waiting orders until August Rear Admiral Charles H Thomas will become commander in chief of the Atlantic Fleet Nebraska Governor Sheldon presents silver services aboard the Nebraska after the review
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San Francisco
Evans
Connecticut
Gecretary
Motcatt
Washington
Binll
Charles H. Thomas
Atlantic Foot
Mrs J C King Weds American in Paris
Paris reports a private telegram states Dr Perry, an American dentist in Paris, married Mrs Maude Robinson King of Chicago in London. The widow of Chicago millionaire James C King, she has bought a Paris home and plans permanent residence. The dispatch is unconfirmed but widely credited.
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Paris
London
Perry
Dentlat
Chicago
Maude
Robinson King
James C. King
Kin
Red lamp limits long winded speakers in Duma session
St Petersburg report says the duma adopted a time limit with a red lamp in front of each speaker that automatically extinguishes after ten minutes, curbing wordy orators. London hosts Croker’s horse race with Richard Croker’s Rodora winning the 1006 guinea stakes at Newmarket.
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St. Petersburg
Duma
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Dakkota
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