Mystery surrounds the Woodill murder case in Maryland
In St Michaels Maryland on June 26 investigators probe the Woodill murder origin as letters and evidence surface in the bungalow where the crime occurred. Witnesses recount a man associated with Woodill and past connections to New York and California, hinting at a motive linked to wealth and social position. The mystery deepens as detectives tie a suspect’s travels to alleged threats and a possible plan to force money or elope.
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Mra Woodill
MitDanma
Itabert
Totter
Ape
Worf
Maetman
New York
Woodlit
Wall
Crusa de Against White Slave Traffic Debated by Parliament
A UK bill to curb white slave traffic proposes annual licensing for employment agents dealing with girls under twenty one. Agents must prove character, post notices, keep statutory books, and allow inspectors. Contracts with underage girls must be explained in a language they understand. penalties apply for noncompliance.
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Lenin
Betus
Ivor Herbert
Yoxall
Wk Ty
Spain’s Maura cabinet stability praised in editorial
Madrid June 26 The article argues that thirty years ago Spain’s image as unstable border country was inapt and praises Senor Maura for maintaining cabinet unity for two and a half years. It notes cabinet reshuffles, anti anarchist agitation containment, and the absence of radical street campaigns as signs of healthy Spanish public life. The piece also mentions Senor Moret and Senor Azcárate, and hints at upcoming continued coverage.
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Madrid
Spain
Benor Maura
Senor Maura
Five Cars Dynamited in Ohio Bridge Construction
At four o clock this morning near Greubenwitle Ohio, a group of five cars loaded with structural iron materials for rebuilding the Pennsylvania bridge across the Ohio were blown up with dynamite. The act is blamed on union structural iron workers who are reported to be on strike. No one was injured.
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Greubenwitle
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Little Child Tortured at Gift of Tongues Camp
A five year old girl from Toronto Ohio was brought to a faith healing meeting after breaking both bones in her wrist. Followers prayed while the child suffered intense agony until a physician arrived and set the fractures. The incident occurred at the Gift of Tongues camp meeting led by Rev. Harrison's wife.
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Levi Lupton
Eriea
Murder on public highway shocks Roading Pa
On June 25 a 65 year old farmer Charlew Prinke of Gibraltar was murdered on a public highway near Roading. He was severely beaten by three men and died within an hour. Four men who assisted him to a hospital are held as witnesses.
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Roading
Charlew Prinke
Fammer
Gibraltar
Jowaner
Witnensen
Rain mars celebration of King's birthday in London
London June 6 inclement weather spoiled the official birthday celebrations for King Edward. The morning saw cancellation of main ceremonies including the trooping of the colors and the Horse Guards parade. The rain disrupted planned displays and reduced the public observances.
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London
Edward
Horse Guards
France Moves to End Lotteries Across Nation
Paria Junda 26 reports the government has submitted to the Chamber of Deputies a measure to end the numerous French lotteries. After four decades, they would be completely prohibited within eighteen months.
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Paria
Junda
Chanter of Deputies
France
Amazons Blamed For Disrupting Township Road Work
In Washington PA on June 26 labor unrest halted work on a township road between Alrana and Independence. Women alleged to have forced Italian workers away. tools and plows were broken and scattered on a railroad switch. Contractors argued no agreement existed to hire the unemployed Nuendis at higher wages while imported laborers were paid less.
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Wichington
Wours
Lahore
Alrana
Nuendis
Avella Mo
Picked the Wrong Man in California Robbery
In Washington California on July 26 two highwaymen attacked Marshall a former California football captain. They knocked him down and one fled after a fierce struggle as Marshall fought back using kicks and punches. The robbers then entered Mansfeld Canoe’s home nearby and stole a gold watch and money.
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Washington
California
Vietin
Marshall
Cuiain
Mansfeld Canoe
Anil & Gold
Heatwave Death Toll and Narrow Rainfall Weakened
New York reports twelve deaths and fifty fatalities from extreme heat yesterday as several residents were driven insane. Later rains lowered temperatures slightly, but today the heat remains intense and risks many more deaths and disruptions.
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New York
Chu Gain Held in New York in Ele t e Sigel Case
Police detained Chu Gain as he attempted to leave the city amid new disclosures in the Ele te Sigel case. Chinatown officer Gedvin, granted leave for twenty four hours, reportedly pursued a key witness. The suspect, under interrogation, has given four conflicting stories while detailing a fatal confrontation sparked by a quarrel involving Chu Gain and a girl, with new theories centered on sudden rage.
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New York
Chu
Elete Sigel
Cty
Attlantac City
Ching Sin
Laon Ting
Chu Gath
Abdul Hamid and Turkish Money Deposits in Berlin
Constantinople reports the government has assessed Abdul Hamid’s and the deposed sultan’s owl deposits in the Imperial Bank of Germany totaling about 6,000,000 Turkish pounds roughly 841 million in value. Authorities consider how to obtain possession of this sum under Turkish control.
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Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Imperial Bank of
Germany
Roosevelt Expedition Report From Batik District
Naivasha June 20 Roosevelt expedition members are well in the Batik district. Theodore Roosevelt has shot a buffalo. Porters returning from the Roosevelt camp brought the information to Naivasha.
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Naivasha
Hulush
Eas
Africa
Batik District
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Camp
Senator Davis Denounces Aldrich In Fiery Senate Speech
Washington reports Senator Jem Davis of Arkansas assailed Aldrich and the Republican leadership in a colorful floor oration. He accused them of trickery, platform manipulation, and bias favoring big corporations, claiming higher prices and broken promises. The speech charged one Rhode Island senator and Utah’s Senor with influence over policy and warned of public discontent rising toward a demand for change.
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Washington
Jugi
Republicam
Mmde
Senate
Jem Deavis
Arivatems
Walen
Aldmich
Wenn Tore
Republican Party
Rhode Island
State
Texas
Rhode Lsland
Utah
Senoet
Ken
Fhade
Former Inspector Charges Proven in Open Letter
Fremont Ohio June 26 James Harms a former meat inspector who accused government inspectors at St. Louis packing houses of secret investigations today wrote to the secretary of agriculture demanding a full probe of all inspection stations. He says witnesses at the National Stock Yards St Louis verified accusations and added new ones and that facts show requests by inspectors formed the basis for an open investigation of every station.
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James Harms
St. Louis
Cremation urged as better death disposal by Dr Staples
Detroit June 26 Dr Henry Franklin Staples of Cleveland urged cremation over burial in a paper on Public Health before the American Institute of Homeopathy. He argued cremation curbs disease spread, lowers costs, and offers cleaner aesthetics while noting the need for training health officers. The institute backed ethics revisions and proposed a national clinical research association. The convention will be in Southern California with Los Angeles hosting the meeting.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Franklin Staples
Cleveland
American Institute of Homeopathy
Staples
Manitoba
Shell
American Homeopasnic — Iethtate
American Medical Society
Bolegtrie Medical Association
Ulate Medical Societies
Army, Navy and
Marine Service
California
Los Angeles
Thatttute J
Cholera Surge in St Petersburg Hospital Admissions
In St Petersburg on June 26, thirty four new cholera cases and forty suspected cases were admitted to the municipal hospital in the past twenty four hours ending at noon. The period saw thirty four deaths. In Rome on the same date Rev. Silas Chaterd, bishop of Indianapolis, was received in private audience by the Pope and congratulated on his role in the jubilee.
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Rome
Pract
Silas Chaterd
Indianapélies
Pape
Ato
Atlanthy
Amelie
Aericon College
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