Murdered by his son James Hargis in Kentucky feud
Mackson Ky Feb 7. Former Judge James Hargis was shot to death by his son Beach Hargis after a quarrel. The youth then fired into his parents’ body and was kept in a jail cell, his mind reportedly deranged. Hargis had long been a Democratic political leader linked to the Hargis Cockrill feud.
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Cem
James Hargis
Hargis
D Cistomes
Harsia
Ike
Pipert
Hargin
Kentucky
Vic
Coo
Mar
Rcum
Jim Cockrill
Heathitt County
Marcum
Maran
James B. Marcum
Dr. Cox
Jothers
Winchester
Hargis Cockrill
Hangisea
Beathitt
James
Alex
Bibert
Jackson, Ky
Beech Hargis
Ohio hunting license bill sparks debate in senate
The Ohio senate debated a bill to require hunting licenses under the provisions of the Rites act. Residents would pay 1 and non residents 10 for permits, funds directed to the Union Heh and game commission. The measure faced opposition over impacts on farmers and bird protections with amendments proposed and defeated.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Unio Heh and Game Commission
Vilerk
Tie Common Pleas Court
Roddaane
Bill Ello
Low
Drew & Teat
Bouse
Crisy
Sites
Nan Aways
Rom Aaron
Vollock
Stark County
Mw Poe
Pamiod
Untitled railroad incident report misread in snowfall
A fragment from an Erie train report notes a young traveler aged 19? or 1p being routed or stranded by snow. The garbled text references a train passenger and a bicycle, with unclear names and outcomes.
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Erie
Trent
Explosion Kills Nearly 200 at Mine Site
Advices from F N 3 today state that as many as ly persons were killed in an explosion at the es near ly miners have been recovered and others are reported missing. The disaster is being investigated and rescue efforts continue with authorities and mine officials.
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Reven Biave
Ty battleship clash near Magellan Bay
A report describes Ty battleship actions near the Magellan area with a flotilla maneuvering at the west end and an allied Cape company position holding lines while a battle fleet engages channels to the Pacific.
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Fotilla
Cape Company
West End
Magellan
Woman jumps five stories to death in New York fire
Margaret J undon, 25, leaped from a five story apartment building to the pavement and was killed. William Wats, Chinese vice consul at New York, jumped from the third story and is in critical condition. A number of others were injured as walls collapsed amid a blaze believed set by arsonists. three employees were arrested.
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New York
Hei
Margaret J Undon
William Wats
Anta
Railroad wreck disrupts line near Frankville injures crew
A northbound Pennaylyantit railroad flyer wrecked near Frankville wreckage threw ten passengers off the track. Injured were attended to and the journey continued.
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Acond
Pennaylyantit
Frankinville
Three Men Killed by Railroad Engine in Kittanning
In Kittanning Pennsylvania on February 7 three men were instantly killed when struck by a Buffalo and Allegheny railroad engine. The deceased are Samuel Salliday John H Miller and Augiat Hettlerer.
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Kittanning
Buffalo and Allegheny
Samuel Salliday
John H. Miller
Augiat Hettlerer
Fight Renewed Over State Deposits in Banks
Columbus reporter says Representative Stockwell renewed his fight to force the state treasurer to inform the Legislature about separate deposits of auto money. The resolution lists banks receiving deposits, numbers around 150, with ten in Cincinnati, fourteen in Cleveland, six in Columbus and seven in Toledo, others scattered.
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Columbus
Pe. T
General Assembly
Representative Stockwell
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Fifty Unemployed Men Reach Windsor Demands
A group of about fifty unemployed men from Manchester travels toward Windsor to occupy part of the royal park near Windsor Castle. They aim to build cottages and farm the surrounding lands, seeking peaceful passage and to petition King Edward for use of 50 acres for experimental purposes, unless police stop them.
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Jondon
Manchester
Edward
Windsor
Contesting Southern Delegations Fight Taft At Convention
Washington reports a plan by anti Taft leaders to send rival delegations from Florida and other southern states to the Republican National Convention. Contested credentials could create a 216 vote tie until the credentials report is acted on. Taft advisers have not disclosed countermeasures.
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Florida
Committee On Credentials
Washington
Taft
Mlttes
Czarina May Lose Life or Reason Over Lisbon Tragedy
St. Petersburg reports the assassination of Portugal's King Carlos and Crown Prince Luis shocks the Czarina. She has been ill for some time and fears for her husband and children if she stays. Physicians urge her to seek treatment abroad, but she refuses unless accompanied. State considerations prevent her departure.
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Carlos
Luiz
Russia
St. Petersburg
Luis
Portugal
Lisbon
Thiesh
Alleged Black Hand members caught in Pennsylvania raid
Six men arrested in Vitteburg near Sewickley after police raided a shanty. A pistol, shotgun and stilettos found. Letters and other incriminating evidence reportedly tie them to threatening correspondence aimed at wealthy locals including Jehard R. Quay Gent. Singer C. Seatfe and W. Spidy er.
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Pittsburg
Vitteburg
Pittebuys
Black Hand
Sewickley
Hlack
Jehard R. Quay
Gent. Singer
C. Seatfe
W. Spidyer
Taft Campaign Manager Named to Eastern Southern Post
Washington February 7. The report states Frank H Hitchcock of Massachusetts will become eastern and southern manager for the Taft presidential campaign and will resign from government service. Charles P Grantiel of Minnesota, currently elder clerk in the arsenals department, would succeed him.
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Washington
Frank H. Hitchcock
Maxaachusetts
Manistone
Toft
Charles P. Grantiel
Miniount
Sailed On Campania New York Heb 7 Morse Wife
Mrs Morse wife of Charles W Morse, the mite, is noted in a brief item from New York Heb. 7, referencing the ship Campania.
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New York
Morse
Charles W. Morse
Morse aboard Campania on voyage for rest
Sing Tinaneler confirms Morse is a passenger on the steamer Campania with L, saying they were at Cunard Pier Saturday and that Morse will return on the Campania. A sailor would have joined him, but Morse went alone to rest and was notified by wireless today with expectations of hearing from him soon.
Murdered American identity questioned by Italian court
Baltimore on Feb 1 a report from the Italian foreign ministry reached Consul Shapiro. It states Ernest Douglas, the mysterious for ender found murdered Jan 18, is not the Count Venrico Douglas Reotth, a member of Italian nobility, and asks the foreign office to represent them in the case.
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Baltimore
Amege
Itaian
Shapiro
Ernest Douglab
Venrico Douglas Reotth
Isle
Foreign Office
Old owner of Detroit’s Boll team dies at 18
Detroit February 7 Samuel kus gesunizer of the Toledo Nor walk and Fremont trolley Hine owner of the Detroit bats dies leaving heiress mother Sirs Lalie at Howling Green Ohio brother Stephen Angus Bradner Obto
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Detroit
Boll Team
Samuel
Ap. Kus
Toledo, Norwalk
Fremont
Detroit Bats
Milionaire
Michigan Electric Railroads
Sirs
Lalie
Howling Green
Ohta
Stephen Angus
Me. Bradner
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James iHargis
Renate
Farmer Boys
Berry
Allen County
Hatner
Hamilton County
Crist
Novaine
Admiral Vans
Ings Grounds
the Bogy Man
Black Hands
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Hitchcock
Campania
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