Fayette County murder case links son Arlo Whitbeck to 1907 death
The long unresolved case ties Arlo Whitbeck to the killing of his Fort Atkinson area father on March 18, 1907. Witness J Strickland testified he found the old man dead from a club blow and that Whitbeck had been in the yard nearby. Whitbeck, convicted, has served years in prison. authorities reference an alleged motive of robbery of bank funds.
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Des Moines
Esther Walter
Whitbeck
Fayette County
Jeuge Milier
Iowa
Arlo Whitbeck
Ham
Sclyd
Aragon
J. Strickland
Mre. Whitbeck
Kim
Strickland
Young Whitbeck
Fort Itkinson
Betora
Vaccine warning questions Dr Friedman injection claims
Washington reports government surgeons observing patients inoculated by Dr. Frederick Friedman found no justification for confidence in a remedy inspired by widespread publicity. The study at Mowat Sinai Hospital New York notes many patients show little or no improvement or develop abscesses. Further cultures indicate experiments use intramuscular injections with questionable material.
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Washington
Basn
Frederick F. Priedman
Motional Association For the
John F. Anderson
Lygleate Laboratory
A. M. Stilson
Idle” Wales
Friesmann
Mowat Sinai Hospital
New York
Priedminbn
Edmani
Infernal machines and suffrage protests shock London audience
Reports from London on suffragist unrest after the election defeat in the House of Commons. Explosive devices targeted Christ Church and Fleet Street offices while threats and arson followed protests. Police heightened precautions as plotters faced intensified scrutiny.
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London
House’ of Commons
Paul's Cathedral
Fleet Street
Bishop's Park
Fulham
Finchley
Landgt
Lambeth
St Pauls
House of
House Passes Tariff Bill Amid Protests and Debate
Washington May 10 The Democratic tariff bill passed the House by 281 to 135 amid protests from manufacturers merchants and producers. Five Democrats opposed and two Republicans supported the measure as hearings and further amendments face Senate review and potential political maneuvering.
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Washington
House
Matfacturer
Aigu
Renato
Hose
Browesard
Louisiana
Mann
Payne
Ian
Victor Murdock
Duree
Broussard
Watking
Elder
Morkan
Lazive
Aswell
Charles B. Smith
New York
Kelly
Rupley
Pennsylvania
Bryan
Nolan
California
Gary and
Stafford
Wisconsin
Tndepengin Republic
Ona i
Mixed May Day Dispatches From Warfronts And Health Debates
The report covers a fire destroying floating bridges and vehicles on the Hudson River with losses around 200000 dollars. It also notes the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis convening in Washington for its ninth annual meeting. Additional items mention a rebel advance in Mexico, a London loan to a government, a Cumberland Mountain ambush, and C Funk's election as president of a farm implement company.
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Eer
Mexico City
Usulitama
Verr Qrug
Titare
London Syndicats
Pikovils
United States
Mark Fotter
Pikovile
Cumberland Mountain
New York
Funk
Rungly Company
International Harvester Company
Gotham Grafters Convicted In Tax Fraud Case
In New York on May 10 Denntes Youd J Martha James E Bucsey and James FP Thompson sentenced for obstruction and racketeering tied to inflation schemes. They receive one year in prison and a 3500 dollar fine each after conviction by the court. Sheriff Harburger led the pursuit and oversaw the term. Meanwhile a fire aboard the steamer Ophir near Vancouver killed six crew members, eleven aboard, as the ship burned at the Brunswick cannery area after leaving Canoe Pass.
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New York
Denntes Youd J
Martha
James E. Bucsey
James FP
Thompson
Iqi
Sheri Harburger
Breeney
Hupasy
Uinckyell
Vancouver
B. C
Ategmer Ophir
Brunswick
Canoe Pass
Ladner
Fraser
Local Rumors Stir After School Commissioner Defeat
A report from deputies notes gossip over a major defeat for the school commissioner candidate Brank Kosmowak. Details describe social tensions and a strange fashion trend referenced as the latest mode.
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Janta Callus
Buloide
Bumaty
N. Y
Brank Kosmowak
Wufelde Widay
Aecording
Shorle Becker
Wak Heads Rumley Fir Now ree ne pidgetion of arene BR
The fragmentary text shows names and garbled phrases with no coherent events. No clear persons, organizations, places, or actions can be identified to summarize into a valid news item.
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Wak Heads
Rumley Fir
Arene BR
Funk BP
Wisear Tenner
Are
Flyer Carries 6ix In Plane Near Chartres
Chartres France May 10 six pad deepgers were carried during a 76 minute Might Thursday by Aleman Frangeolg in his biplane beating world records for both distance carried and duration.
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Chartres
France
Aleman Frangeolg
Wilsons Host Garden Party at White House Grounds
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson hosted a garden party on the White House grounds for about 400 guests. The event featured the famed White House punch and rustle tables stationed throughout the grounds. Californias Sunday closing vote followed a brief senate debate with a 20 to 9 result.
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White House
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Mingey Wilson
Misa
Helen Woodrow Bones
Accused as Ax Man Moore linked to 25 murders study
Special agent My W McClaughry reports on a sequence of ax murders tied to Henry Lee Moore. The cases span multiple states including Kansas Colorado Missouri and Missouri prison links to the suspect.
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Leavenworth, Kay
Misanuel
Kansas
Colofado
Own
Henry Leo Moore
Mignouri Benitentiary
W. McClaughry
Department of Justice
McClaughry
Federal Penitentiary
Bureau of Criminaldentification
Henry Lee
Moore
Jeferson City
Mary Wilson
George Moore
Columbia
Mao
Wayne
Wifenandt
Bureban
Colorado Springs
Coto
Willem
Dawson
Monmouth
Outaber
Atbdt
eWilidus
Showman
Witpard
Ehdren
Eleworth
Kan
Octover
Han
J. B. Moora
Wilieca
Wileen Amd
Honor Memory of Schurz at New York Dedication
The May 10 ceremony honored Civil War veteran Schurz with a monument dedication at Morningside Drive and One Hundred Sixteenth Street. Prominent attendees included Joseph Choate, Borough President McAneny, Count von Bernstorff, Congressman Richard Bartholomew, and military figures such as Horace Porter and Maj. Gen. Dodge.
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Yat Srané
Carl Behura
Morningside Delve
Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Joreph H. Choate
Bnechsr
McAneny
Count von Bernstornt
Richard Bartholde
Irane
B. A. Osterhguy
Horace Porter
Grangilig M. Dodge
Agelbert
Ames
Geri
James H
Wilson
Grant
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Aims Return To Stage In Europe
Plymouth reports Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will abandon sculpting temporarily to resume performing. She signed a contract with the Marinelli Agency to tour variety halls and vaudeville theaters in England and America. Her salary is set at $6,000 weekly.
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Plymouth
Evelyn Nesbit
Bho
Marinelli Agency
Tmyvsls
Halla
Theatara
England
America
London
Tobacon Rowers Seek Government Control in Ky Meet
Local eight oared crew from Aek Federal Central in Houtsville Ky eyes Thursday trials. team captain Blan Jooking highlights push for government oversight of specific purchases and storage amid ongoing scheduling and discussion.
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Aek Federal Central
Houtsville
Tobacon
Indoragg
Blan Jooking
Spe Purshans
Sepeaehuosture
Babailng
Tobagege
Ironmonger’s odd sleep remedy prescription scene
In a quirky tale a group of men discuss remedies for nightmares and a humorist narrator asks about a cure. Mr Bréch suggests a patient plan while a character named Growl notes an ironmonger could provide a cure. The ironmonger writes a bizarre sleep remedy: one box of tintacksa and two tablespoons to be used at bedtime.
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Romnehoy
Mr. Brétch
Dona Gy
Emitheon
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promoted for Baby Care
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as purifying and refreshing for babies skin. It claims gentle emollient properties ease irritation redness and roughness from rough weather and promote general skin health. The trio is promoted as economical and sold worldwide with samples available by mail from Boston.
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Hally
Wong
Cutlenss
Dept
Boston
Ady
Very Plain Criticism at Birthday Party
A hostess criticizes an improvised performer for attempting to entertain children with magic and dancing at a birthday party. Adults chuckle while she insists the children should be thanked and taught respect, prompting an amused but pointed child’s reply to the mother.
Herbal Remedy Advertised For Kidney Trouble Recovery
A long quoted advert promotes Towpkins Gorbin Gor any herbal remedy for acute kidney trouble and Bright's disease. It claims 25 years of success and urges readers to write to the Tempe Rine-Corbin Company in New York for a book and patient referrals.
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Bright
Tempe Rine-Corbin Company
S22
Fifth Avenue
New York
Chetr
Titanic Reminiscences Highlight Surviving Passengers and Crew
A fragmented reminiscence collection recalls the sinking of the Titanic. It centers on survivors and crew aboard the vanished ship, detailing roles of notable figures and the heroism shown in the disaster hours.
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Toxponskre
Cleka
Maey
Major Butt
Tha Straussis
Vital
Fragmentary OCR Story Teaser from Local Page
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a crime or social tale involving a young financier and a neighbor. Names and places are unreadable, but the piece suggests a tense exchange about family secrets and a bribe or threat. This excerpt remains unclear and partially legible.
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