Indian Martyr Otema Confesses to Murder for Religion
The Choctaw priest S E Hotema, jailed near Antlers, confesses to killing two women and a man amid religious tension. He traces a career from local schools to Roanoke College, describes church work and mission efforts at Colt Spring, and petitions Christians to remember his wife Nance and children Cornelia and Frank as he awaits trial and possible execution.
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Otema
South McAlester
J. T
Salomon E Hotema
Jal Bere
Baye
Texingwn
Grand Btation
Iszl
Old Spencer Academy
Roanoke
Taree
Trou
Colt Spring
Caapel
Chish
Oklak
Urlai
Nance Hotema
Cornelia
Frank Hotema
Christ
Reuven
Chelst
Sues for Her Trunks in Alpine Court
New York April report on Baroness von Rosenbaum of Hungary suing her husband Baron Heinsberg in Alpine court after their second day of marriage. She seeks her three trunks and 600 marks given by her father as a wedding present. The baron refuses, magistrate says wife may leave whenever she chooses and trunks belong to her.
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New York
Isaron Attoka von Rosenbaum
Heinsberg
Hungary
Wille Avenue
Alleges
Hir
Wentworth
Sued Johann Strauss Music House Alleges Copy Right Breach
Vienna reports Stenget & Co sue composer Johann Strauss for 50,000 dollars alleging breach of copyright. The firm claims rights to represent his new opera The Goddess of Reno in America, asserting exclusive rights long claimed by an American holder.
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Johann Strauss
Music House
Vienna
Stenget &N
Trauea
America
Renwon
Traktoring
Court rules in favor of composer over critics
A jury supported the composer, despite objections from critics who plan to appeal. The case will proceed to test the legal merits, not the work's popularity, in subsequent court actions.
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America
Cleiments
Court of Appeals
TITLED PEOPLE IN TRADE
London April 2. Mainly About People notes many high born men and women turning to business in ten years. Mrs Wellesley operates a sewer shop in Lower Grosvenor Place. Lord Hampden runs The Creamerien milk shop at Glynd. Dormer, nephew of Lord Dormer, enters milk trade. Lord Augusta runs a dairy store in Bloomsbury. Marquis of Londonderry appears on coal carts. Earl of Harrington joins fruit and vegetable trade with a shop near the old family mansion now Dowager Countess Harrington's residence.
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London
Everyoous
T O'Connor
Stock Exchange
Wellesley
Duke of Wellington
Glynds
Dormer
Lend Dormer
Lord Iuleigh
Bloomsbury
Marquis of Londonderry
Earl of Harrington
Charing Cross
Countess of
Harrington
National League Baseball Scores And In Progress Games
National League score table shows multiple games across cities with innings by innings tallies. Key pitchers and batteries listed include Lipheny McKenna Ryan Fraser Weyhing McGuire Bergen Peltz Callahan Chance and others. rain caused a game to be called in New York.
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Pee Se
Fles— Jones Teer
Lawver Bowerman
New York
Baltimore
Lipheny, McKenna and
Ryan
Chicago Girl Sues Doctor for Breach of Promise
Buss Cora Comer of Chicago sues Dr. Jordon of Logansport Indiana in federal court for damages claiming breach of promise after a betrothal led to his marriage to another. Comer, age 31, alleges he cooled his attentions and failed to wed as promised.
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Chicago
Jordon
Logansport
Indianapolis
Cora G. 'Comer
Coing
Sloane Family Troubles Court Case Heard by Referees
A convoluted court case outlines Sloane family troubles with two referees presiding over the hearing. Mrs Sloane is set to marry Beto Bre Yor while a public settlement of an amicable matter involving Mie Henry Mave is announced. Binad Cutlin, brother-in-law of Dr fieve, will act as referee amid fears over the divorce proceedings and social standings.
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Henry Mave
Binad Cutlin
Fieve
Fearing Femane
Mza
Peer
Spirit medium examiners to form interstate board
Leading spiritualists from Ohio Pennsylvania Kentucky Illinois and Indiana meet in Chicago on April 4 to organize an interstate board to examine mediums and expose pretenders. Dr Line of Alexandria Indiana called the gathering after receiving a spirit letter urging action against fraudulent practitioners harming Spiritualism.
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Chicago
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Nervine cures chronic headaches claims Dr Miles
A long testimonial piece extols Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for chronic nervous headaches and neuralgia. It features letters from W. W. Evans and AL Hughes praising relief after use, plus a free sample offer and order details from Dr Miles Medical Co. in Highart, Ind.
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Miles’ Nervine
W. W. Evans
Independent
Waynesburg
Dr. Miles
Miles Nervine
AL. Hughes
P.O. Box 405
Milwaukee
Wis
Miles
Miley
de, Miles Medical Co
Hikhart, Ind
Lower Sailors Wages Cut by Shipping Owners
In New York on April 24 ship owners in South Street moved to reduce deep sea sailors’ wages from twenty to eighteen dollars a month. Boardinghouse keepers back the sailors, offering credit to avoid the cut. The Josephus, Capt. Gilkey, secured a crew at the new rate, including two colored men said to be picked up on Thompson Street. many allegedly have little sea experience. A seamen’s committee protested at the chamber of commerce, but the vessel had cleared and interference was deemed too late.
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Newnan
Sam Hose
Due
Solvenirs
Kernsene
Ihermeto
Brad
Commonwealth of Pennsylvenis
Griffin
Palmetto
Iiti
W. ¥. Atkinson
Georgia
Atkinson
Hose
Crawford
Birs. Cranford
Reero
Bam Huse
Alfred Crawford
Purcell
Macon
Candler
Jones Brothers
Columbus
Gils
Hin
Jones
Megro
Manon
Dotticrabo
Central Georgia
Arsha
Necro
Campbell County
Atlanta
Lena
Atkineyn
Negro
Dea
Sire
Negrote
A. D. Freeman
Palmette
Cranford Place
Palmelin
Aise
Grouth
Thes
Sam ‘Huse
New York
South Street
Josephus
Gilkey
Thompson Street
Chamber of Commerce
Record Premium Check Sets Century-High Life Policy
Newhouse of Salt Lake City reportedly paid a record single premium for a paid up life policy and annuity. The $20.5 million payment guarantees Mr. Newhouse an annuity during his life and $200,000 to heirs on death, surpassing earlier large policies held by Wanamaker Vanderbilt Hill and Havemeyers.
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New York
Todey
Samuel Newhouse
Salt Lake City
Newhouse
England
John Wanamaaker
George W. Vanderbilt
J. 3. Hill
Ue Havemeyers
Mr. Newhouse
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Havemeyer
George W. Vandertilt
Ife
Hiten
Mr. Newhouss
A Wreath for Thomas in Atlanta Orchestra Stands by Dixie
In Atlanta Confederate veteran Captain Joseph presents Mr. Thomas with a wreath after a controversy over playing Dixie. Thomas declines the Southern favorite, saying the orchestra performs only orchestral music. Musicians praise the noble effort to show what true music is and attach the laurel to honor the effort.
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Atlanta
Dixie
Thomas
Joseph
Confederate Waters
Speculators Roar at Waldorf Astoria Amid Stock Wins
New York reports a wave of speculative fever at the Waldorf Astoria where guests from bellhops to clerks win big on margin. A waiter profits, other staff join in, causing concern among intelligence officials who propose curbs on speculation and a ban on stock trading by hotel staff.
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New York
Aprus
Waldorf-Aster
Belitiays
Lee
Waldorf Artoris
Wall Street
Simee
Bist
James Hicks
Max Cohen
Intel
Abeli
Wild bees swarm drives through Dwight area
A drove of wild bees rose over Dwight Illinois toward swamps twelve miles west. Hundreds of thousands flew about 200 feet high. Fire may have driven them from Kankakee river swamps. A bee tree found by John Rimmons in December yielded 200 dollars. Farmers rang bells and beat kettles to settle them. first such swarm since the Civil War.
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Dwight
Kankakee River
John
Rimmons
Streator
Kankakee
Rockefeller Wins Arbitration on Stock Suit
George Welwood Murray, counsel for John D. Rockefeller, reports the board of arbitration has ruled in Rockefeller's favor in a case brought by James Corrigan of Cleveland seeking 2400 shares of Standard Oil stock sold in 1895 for 1 250 000. The panel, including former Judge William G Choate and Willem D Guthrie, found Rockefeller acted in good faith to aid the plaintiff.
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New York
George Welwood Murray
Howland & Murray
John D. Rockefeller
James Corrigan
Cleveland
Board of Arbitration
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Corrigan
William G. Choate
Willem D. Guthrie
William A
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Sues
People IN Trade
National League
Isatpeday Games
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Smith
Fraser
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Boore
Weyhing and
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Callahan
Chance
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Sloane
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Nervine
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Lucke
Sim Drug Co
J. M. Knight
Shotts
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Big
Guthrie
O.T
Harry Jackson
Here
Cottonwood River
Old Deaver Dame
Pgerican Steam Laundry
Cabtornai Besse
Cab8torta
Tinays
Sam Days
Boogit
Kohl
Charles W. Kohl
W. R. Weible, Carpenter
East Ith St
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Nebraska Worn’ Christian ‘Temperance Union
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