Mystery Shrouds Calumet Murder Case Involving Bartholin
Minnie Mitchell and Bartholin wedding revealed two weeks before the Calumet murder. Thom son Thompson and lodger Old Dad Claffy arrested as suspects. Readings show Bartholin era, mistaken identity, and a staged crime scene with clothing and a flagged grave. Authorities hold Thompson and Claffy with bail posted. Bartholin remains the central figure under investigation.
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Minnie Mitchell
Milton B. L. Edwards
Denver
Bartholin
Edward Hunter
Toledo
Thom
Aly
Mary Tallerday
Agnard
Oscar Opson
Minnie
Lillian
Calumet
Oscar Thompson
Barthhold
Hunt
Dad" Claffy
Thompson
Claffy
Hell William Bartholin
Augie Eawerd
Benes
Barthpearance
Bloody highway fight near Durant Oklahoma
In Durant Oklahoma on September 7 a violent clash occurred ten miles east of town between Reverend W F Whaley and his sons Alf and Ernest and opponents J H Richardson J A Richardson and Wattenberger. Whaley and Alf Whaley were shot in the arms and J A Richardson was wounded in the thigh. The feud had continued for months with both sides meeting on the road.
Arrow Steam Yacht Sets Speed Record in New York Test
The steam yacht Arrow, owned by Charles R. Flint, ran a speed test at Irvington-on-the-Hudson yesterday and covered a mile in 1 minute 19 seconds, a new record. The vessel achieved a knot pace of 1:32 for the measured distance, outperforming the prior land mile record.
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New York
Arrow
Charles R. Flint
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
Weather forecast fair and warmer with showers likely
Forecast for Monday and Tuesday covers Indiana Ohio and Fort Wayne area. Indiana predicts fair and warmer Monday with brisk southwest winds, Tuesday partly cloudy and likely showers in the north. Ohio expects fair Monday, warmer conditions, and cooler Tuesday with possible night showers. Central Lake Michigan region shows shifting winds. Local Sunday observations noted.
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Washington
Indiana
Monbrisk
Michigan
Fort Diinais
Lake Michigan
Ohio
Movements of Five Steamers Inward and Outward
The steamship news lists movements and sailings on September 7. Vessels Zeland from New York to Antwerp Minnehaha New York to London Kroonland New York Pennland Philadelphia to Antwerp Hohen Bremen to New York Hamburg to New York La Bre Havre to St Louis South Potedam Rotterdam Umbria New York to York Bovie New York to Liverpool Noordam Rotterdam to ? Patricia arrived in port.
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Zeland
New York
Antwerp
Minnehaha
London
Kroonland
Pennland
Philadelphia
JT Hampton
Hohen
Bremen
Hamburg
la Bre
Hevre
St. Louis
Potedam
Roterdam
Umbria
York
EAD
Bovie
Liverpool
Noordam
Rotterdam
Patricia
Internal commerce report notes seven month gains and declines
Treasury figures show livestock receipts at five markets totaling 24 222 000 head for seven months to July, down from 35 324 000 last year. Stocks of cut meats drop from 279 901 345 to 209 004 087 pounds. rail and water freight volumes and coal shipments across major ports and regions are listed with year over year changes.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Milwaukee
Great Lakes
Sault Ste. Marie Canals
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Whilidelhia
Coastwise Lines
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Salmon Pack
Columbia River
Sacramento
River
Puget Sound
British Columbia
Alaska
Monongahela River
Davis Island
Ohio River
Pittsburg
New York State
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Norfolk & Western
Tidewater
Southern Railway
Tennessee
Alabama
Connellsville
Sunk by Germans in Haiti Standoff Aboard Machias
Federal officials expect little action by the State Department as Captain McCrea handles the Killick matter amid Haiti’s internal strife. Killick’s seizure of the Markomannia occurred within Haitien waters three miles from shore. US interests are not jeopardized unless the fight over Haitian territory escalates, then Washington would intervene. President Had Nothing to Say.
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State Department
Navy Department
McCrea
Killick
United States Naval
Machias
Huaiten
Haitien
Germany
Haiti
Crete
United States
Halt
President Roosevelt Maintains Silence At Read House
Reporters learn at the Read House where President Roosevelt remains silent on the matter as Cortelyou says he has nothing to say at present. The President was at church earlier and later visited by a reporter.
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Roosevelt
Church
Read House
Ee Cortelyou
Haitian Crisis Sees U S Navy Guard Interests Abroad
The Haitian revolution began in April with President Tiresias Simon Sam resigning in May. The US gunboat Machias, under Commander McCrea, protected foreign interests as several nations pooled faith in American naval authority. Blockade talks with Admiral Killick proved inefficient, and Machias reported gains against blockade limits while Crete-a-Pierrot seized war munitions from a German steamer. Haiti faces presidential contenders Calithen Fouchard Seneque Monplasir Pierre and M Firmin, with Firmin favored by many given past roles in finance foreign affairs and diplomacy under Hyppolite and Sam.
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Tiresias Simon Sam
Haiti
United States
Machias
McCrea
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Killick
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Cagnette
Crete-a-Pierrot
Admiral Killick
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Gonaives
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Calithen Fouchard
Seneque Monplasir Pierre
M. Firmin
Therminists
Hyppolite
Gherard
Washington
St. Nicholas
Sam
Coronation Gavotte Leads Fall Dancing Revival
New York dancers favor the Coronation Gavotte as the main autumn dance blending the minuet and mazy waltz. Terre Haute master Oskar Duenweg debuts it while the Waltz Dip and other stately forms win approval as society shifts from wartime two steps toward revived traditional dances.
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New York
Oskar Duenweg
Terre Haute
Ind
Boston
R. W. Vizay
Association
Unit States Military Academy
National Educational Association to meet in Cincinnati
Irwin Shepard announces the department of superintendence will bring together 1,000 or more leading educators of the United States in Cincinnati Ohio from February 24 to 27 for the annual meeting. The event highlights the SNAs role in education reform and professional development.
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Winona
Minn
Irwin Shepard
National Educational Association
Department of Superintendence
United States
Cincinnati
Austin's Pan Cake Flour Ad Prompted by Grocer Request
Fragmentary reader note praises Austin's Pan Cake Flour and suggests shoppers ask their grocer for it, implying local availability and endorsement.
Indianapolis Routs Columbus in Eighth Inning Rally
Indianapolis moved to first place by blasting Columbus pitchers in a high scoring game. Kellum and Hoghever starred for Columbus until Bailey left after two innings as Indianapolis built a big lead, aided by Coulter Turner and Kihm hits and a late scoring burst.
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Indianapolis
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Hoghiever
Fox
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Foppmbuat
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Heydon
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Hogriever
Hart
Fable
G. Fox
Wood
Toledo Wins in Ten Inning Tilt over Louisville
In a tight ten inning contest Toledo defeats Louisville 7 to 6. Burns, Graffius, Smith, Mock, Kerwin, Ganzel figure in two base hits. Odwell triples for Louisville, Coggswell and Kleinow homer for Toledo. German and Dunkle combine on the mound with 5 and 3 strikeouts respectively. Attendance 2,500. American League games note Chicago takes game one and ties game two in thirteenth innings.
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Louisville
Rw.o.ae
Louis
RHORE
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Odwell
Kerwin
Ganzel
German
Graffius
Smith
Mock
Coggswell
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German Tower
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Dunkle
Schriver
Haskell
Wiltse Hit Hard by Detroit Batting Explosion
DETROIT September 7 The locals slugged Wiltse with four first inning singles and Howell’s error for four runs then added five more in the seventh on five singles and a hit batsman. Casey’s brilliant third base work highlighted the fielding. Final score Detroit 9, New York 3. Batteries Eagan McCarthy and Buelow for Detroit Wiltse and Smith for the visitors.
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Wiltse
Howell
Casey
Eagan
McCarthy
Buelow
Smith
Boston Wins Series Deciding Game at St Louis
Boston defeated St Louis to claim the final game of the series and move into second place as Powell struggled with control while Dineen was solid on the mound. Attendance 18,500. Batteries Powell Kahoe Dineen Criger. Also notes Cleveland Philadelphia game moved to tomorrow due to local rules. Other city reports cover Rockford Cedar Rapids dispute, Rock Island over Davenport, Evansville over Terre Haute, and various Indiana league results.
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Boston
Powell
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Cedar Rapids
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Thiery
Miller
Weaver
Rock Island
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Milton
Williams
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Fuchs
Evers
Evansville
Rhe
Elkhart
Orom
Cuppy
Silsinger
Hartford City
Ind
Dunkirk
Nkirk
A Brace in the Ninth Ends Forest Park Game
In Forest Park the Wassons rally in the ninth fell short as Coolman made a sensational stopper and first‑base play. Frederick homered for Frederick, while H Lange kept Wasson hits scattered. McDermed left early as Thomas pitched nine innings for the winners. The Wassons totalled seven runs in the ninth but could not overcome the late rally.
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Wasson Boys
Coolman
McDermot
H. Lange
Thomas
BHO
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R.H
A.E. Mies
Rob'son
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Goomad
F. Gil
H.l'ge
Sp. Fredrick
Alfred
Poston
F. Lange
Wilcoxon
P.s
People’s Outfit. Co
Promos
Tribeatens
Ff Nage Omas
der Sockey
Meed
McDermed
Nok & Lange
Lange
Drick
People's
Os H. Lange
Berry
People’s
New Bicycle Records at Valisburg Meet
Nat Butler won the motor paced race in straight heats at Valisburg, with Nelson second. Butler set new one to five mile pacing records in heat trials. Amateur novelty heats went to Billington and Dove, with Butler also taking the one mile handicap. In Louisville, ministers call a mass meeting to seek Governor Beckham’s intervention to stop the McGovern versus Young Corbett fight on September 22.
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Nat Butler
Nelson
Butler
Joe Nelson
Billington
Dove
Louisville
McGovern
Young Corbett
Beckham
Young Men’s Christian Association of Louisville
General Berti Defeated Near Agua Dulce
Panama dispatches report Governor General Morales Berti besieged at Agua Dulce likely defeated after insurgents under General Herrera routed a garrison at Yeruala. Gun boats returned with news of the fall, insurgents suffered a brief clash, and morale collapsed amid supply shortages forcing troops to eat horse flesh.
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Colombia
Morales Berti
Herrera
Agua Dulce
Yeruala
Berti
King of England genealogy and royal titles traced
English Royal Genealogy in the New York Christian Advocate traces how monarchs bore titles from early kings to modern rulers. It joins a Bible style lineage back to William the Conqueror, noting shifts in titles such as King of England and King of France and ends with a local Danbury obituary of Wilson F. Thrall, a 74 year old optician in Cond.
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Elbert
Alfred the Great
Richard I
England
Wil
Henry II
Henry VIII
France
Elizabeth
Ireland
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Scotland
James I
Great Britain
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
William the Con
State Fair of 1852 Fifty Years Ago Reflections
In a letter to the Indianapolis Journal S. Kennedy recalls visiting Indiana’s first state fair in 1852. He describes Indianapolis’s gate toll as modest, lodging with a local farmer, the crowd and handmade goods, plain home spun clothing, and a baby show impression. He notes the fair spurred free schools and Indiana’s eventual prosperity, predicting a bright future for the state.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bluegrass
Kentucky
Horace Greeley
Indiana
Indianapolis
Eonson
Washington
Union
White River
Kennedy
Crawfordsville
A Sure Thing. Public forecasts and a judge’s quip
In Philadelphia Record a judge named Pennypacker recalls a humorous exchange about predicting dates. A Celtic cook asks for leave to attend a funeral next Sunday, and the judge replies with a tale about a body not yet dead, linking superstition and certainty in a wry anecdote.
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Philadelphia
Pennypacker
Theatrical Industry and the Road for New Plays
The theatrical business in New York and beyond funds road tours for new plays this fall. A vast network of costs supports dressmakers, tailors, and trades that outfit performers. Railroads, hotels, newspapers, artists, musicians, and billposters all claim a share in the enterprise.
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New York
Comet Railroads
Express
Philadelphia Artist Describes Ears as Character Index
A Philadelphia artist asserts that the human ear serves as an eloquent index to a person’s character. He claims quick judgments can be made about strangers by their ears and facial features, without relying on formal tests or facts.
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Philadelphia
Flea Case Stirs Swiss Delicacy Debate at Geneva
In a Toledo Times summary a Swiss court or official body ruled on fleas with an unusual analogy to edible June offerings. The case traveled through authorities in Geneva and involved a collector interpreting marks and edible status, with a sequence from one official to another before a final decision at Be Bemratnes.
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Switzerland
Geneva
Reccaierioes
Be Bemratnes
Otime
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