Kisheney massacre arrests and trials planned
Reports from the Frankfurter Zeitung and official Washington sources indicate a wave of arrests following the Kisheney massacre. Eight hundred arrests and three hundred fifty remanded for trial are noted, with four hundred fifty cases to the court of appeals and September trials at Tirzzpol after a change of venue. Authorities vow vigorous action against those responsible.
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Kisheney
Drankurter Zeitung
Covixvor von Kagben
Kishensv
Afta
United States
Court of Appeals
Bsan
Kishensy
Tirzzpol
Troop Withdrawal Ordered After Governor Talk Evansville
Gen McKee ordered all troops removed from Evansville Indiana after a telephone talk with Governor Durbin. Terre Haute and Vincennes units sent home or left in charge of the Jalau courthouse as police assume city control. Seven funerals held and wounded Browers and Bes listed as critical. grand jury begins investigation into the Monday night shooting with several prominent figures examined.
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Durbin
Evansville
Ind
Uels
Terre Haute
God
Byansviile
Jallau Court House
Eritllam
Adam Browers
John Bes
Gruesome Brayton death case shocks Indiana inquiry
Investigation reveals Brayton’s mutilated body was found after his death near Logecotteel. Details report brain and bone damage, skull cavity stuffed with cotton, and scattered brain matter. Officials note uncertain if violence occurred before death.
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Grant’ Brayton
Indiana
Logecotteel
Brayton
Thord Roa
Etorach
Ames Deputy Chief of Police Sentenced in Minnesota
The Supreme Court has sustained a verdict against former Minneapolis Police Superintendent Pred Ames for taking money for "protection." He was moved to Stillwater prison to begin a six year sentence.
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Eontanve
Ana Ruerg
Pail
Minn
Preme
Tiaa Formoaty
Tower Court
Euparia
Tendent
Polica
Ames
Minneapolis
Col. Ames
Stillwater
Local Tragedy Touches Northon County Home
A 16 year old girl in North Cathon Vito, after years of punishment by her father for alleged misdeeds, allegedly faced harsh discipline at home. She reportedly took her own life with a firearm, an event linked to ongoing family strife and community concerns. Doctor Philip Bacens, a local farmer, attended the scene.
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Whinaly
Charleston
W.a
Ath
Bella Edsens
Philip Bacens
Northy Cathon- Vito
Tenae
Baltimore Murder Narrative Recounts Fatal Shooting
A fragmented Baltimore story details a man identified as Frank Manoley who confronts a woman named Jitty and fires four bullets, killing her instantly. The account presents a vivid, unfolding scene with emphasis on the confrontation and fatal outcome.
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Baltimore
Atory
Frank Manoley
Bivelara
Big Company Appeals Subscriptions for Large Bond Issue
A Paris Philadelphia firm issued an appeal urging subscribers to support a proposed bond issue of up to 15,000,000. President C. Shields of Consolidated Lays led the appeal to stoolholders to fund the venture and secure the venture’s capital.
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Parisi
Philadelpha
Welle Wapanoee Student In Capitola Moments Detail
A garbled local item notes a student from Welle Wapanoee tied to Capitola with references to names Findlay and Buckner. The fragment mentions a home visit and an administration background with unclear dates and places.
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Welle Wapanoee
Capitola, Kyi
Yutana Migakyohl
Dapan
Treasury records show biennial balance increases and large gains
The report details state treasury activity from 1901 to 1903 including a rise in cash on hand from 114,888.17 to 961,980.41, expanded receipts totaling 426,590.71, and unusual inflows such as 491,254.07 from the U S government. It notes significant expenditures to state universities and colleges and mentions Milwaukee’s shop plans and other local economic notes.
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Trennnroy -Gilbertson
Damist
Wis
United States
Congress
Rock Island
Trong
Eonays
Werevil
State University
Bonbieno
Collene
Cryptic Early 20th Century Ad Lures with Odd Remedies
A fragmented OCR from a vintage advertisement page lists odd products and dubious cures. Items mention tonics, laxatives, patent medicines, and sensational claims, with dubious pricing and cryptic phrases reflecting era marketing. The passage hints at medical quackery and consumer scams common in old newspaper pages.
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