Woman Slayer Apprehended After City Terror in Denver
A man who had tormented Denver for months was captured by police after committing two crimes in one night. He assaulted a young girl and stabbed a woman to death in the street, then confessed to both offenses following his arrest.
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Carrie G. Kilepert
Ninth Avenue
Lambert
Limbert
Jensen
Jérieen
Bing
Jesse
Rae Gort
An Saud
Witte Kipert
Jetaen
Jynsey
Army Strome
Worth
Bit
Fie
Tier
Tina
Aukavestinnthos
Eine “Howe
Jenaeh
Lnm
Rae
Rita
Aries
Atra
Topeka man Jensen linked to double murder case
Former Topeka resident Jensen has been identified as a key suspect in a fatal attack on Carrie Kilpert and related assaults on women. Witnesses recall threats and a knife used to defend a man in a chaotic scene near a storefront.
Work Done Report on Education Feature
Fragmentary Detroit July report by Dr William Starter to the national education council details the feature of secondary education. The incomplete notes mention pensions or pages and reference to a committer of educational unit.
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Detroit
Mich
National
Canell of Education
William Starter
Hensal exhibits at Ge Paria exposition read aloud
A review of exhibits from various counties at the ge Paria exposition, led by Mine Anand Tolman Smith and Howard J. of Albany, highlighted the emphasis on education. Discussions covered indigenous education, the need for school as the prime factor, and national council views on a national university.
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Hensal
Mine Anand Tolman Smith
Washington, T. C
Howard J
Albany
Hogers
Louis
Soldan
St Laas
Department of Indian
Agm Winehi
Boston
Mass
Smith
Michigan
Buper
George W. Nellis
Sac Fox Agency
Iowa
Buverintenden
Haskell Setigol
Kania Mende
National Council of Education
Committee
N. A
Kansas City papers spread Willam Allen White Oklahoma rumor
The Kansas City morning papers promote a sensational tale that editor Willam Allen White of the Emporia Gazette plans to move to Guthrie Oklahoma to seek a postmaster appointment, start an evening paper, and enter politics, a claim White dismisses as untrue. He says he has no Oklahoma plans and would stay in Kansas.
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Kansas City
Willam Allen White
Emporis Gazette
Flowert Kanaan
Guthrie
O. E
Mark Hanna
Aix
Witte
State Journal
Oklahoma
Kansas
New York
Porter
Air White
Emporia
Boris Yd
Parole Board Delays Decisions On Younger Brothers Case
The pardon board in St Paul deferred final action on the Colt and James Younger parole petition after a lengthy session on Wednesday. Governor Stone had sent a personal letter urging favorable consideration amid petitions from Missouri citizens, including Sedalia residents, as the board weighs possible clemency and awaits clearer guidance from higher authorities. No definite ruling emerged, with officials indicating decisions may hinge on anticipated discussions involving Justin Taub and related officials.
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St. Paul
Stinn
Colt
James Younger
Laii Huimber
Saenes
Nast Gures
Roetinty
Citat Justce
Justin Taebeter
Enrebigae
Airdon
Wreck on Lake Shore Near Cleveland Kills Two
A disastrous collision on the Lake Shore route near Cleveland leaves engineer Frank Anderson and C. McCullen dead. Five passengers and two mail clerks injured as the Big Four wreck confronts the passenger train. rescue runs to Cleveland over the Nickel Plate while repair crews work on the embankment. The crash blocks the lake shore line with extensive damage reported and hospital care for the wounded.
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Cleveland
Nottingham
Lake Shore
Sears
Southwwatern Limited
St Louis
Cincinnati
Frank Anderson
Buffalo
C. McCullen
Whilam Hillett
W. MM. Baker
Columbus
Loveless
Wes
Ceres
Hie En- Bans McCullin
Cleveland General Hospital
Lew
Johnson
A. Hirts
Alsa
Mrs Martin Made Matron of Ottawa School
Mrs Martin of Topeka widow of Governor John A Martin is appointed matron of Chariton cottages, the girls dormitory at Ottawa University, for the coming year. Mrs Lovett, previous matron, left with high marks and led the cottage colony of twenty four girls.
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John A Martin
Ottawa School
Ohaws
Kas
Martin
Topeka
Chariton Cottwes
Ottawa University
Lovett
26 Big Rallies in Cincinnati for Christian Endeavor Convention
Cincinnati hosts twenty six denominational rallies across city churches during a Christian Endeavor convention day. Key sessions feature Rev. J F Carson on The Holy Spirit and a panel of visiting clergy in three auditoriums discussing The Twentieth Century. Speakers include Rev. John Henry Barr Rev. Amos R Wells and Booker T. Washington.
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Cincinnati
Aay
Floyd W. Tomptins
Philadelphia
Cornelius Woelrkin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Central Christian Church
G. Campbell Boresa
Baltimore
Ev. J. F. Carson
Jing Mubjert
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Margaret Koch
Waterville
Christian Endeavor Society
J. H. Garrison
St .Louis
Ohio
Ohio; Rev. Canon J. B Richardson
London
Ont
Endeavor
Allan B. Philputt
Indianapolis
Williston
Sin
John Henry Barr
Oberlin
A. J. Lyman
Marion
Jarwrence
Toledo
FW. Gunsaulus
Chicago
Hey. Amos _R Wells
Boston
Willam P. Hall
New York
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Ala
Johnson Myers
James Chalmers
Elgin
Wayland Hoyt
Hoondey
E Capen
Reston
Charisse M Sheldos
Topeka
Francis Clark
Sheldon
Tme
Daily Press
Times
America
Verena
Asia
Ethke
Eee
Nest
Republic
Christian Endeavor Organization
Ibea
Tracy Denounces Corruption Charges Over US Attorney Appointment
A Topeka based editor Mrs. Chilcott filed an affidavit with the U S attorney general alleging B H Tracy, while county attorney of Pottawatomie County Kansas, accepted monthly payments from saloonkeepers via an agent named George Welsh to shield violations of the prohibition law. Tracy denies the charges as fabrications, claiming they stem from political enemies. The protest coincides with the pending U S district attorney appointment for Kansas and a planned reception in Wamego.
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AM. Chilcott
Wamego Tunes
Tracy
United States
Kansan
Chilcott
Topeks
Tte
Washington
EB. H. Tracy
Pottawatomie County
Kansas
Chilesti
Welcome Johnson
St Marys
Silver Lake
Edward Leonard
Farmer
St. Marys
St. Mary
George Welsh
Ed Leonard
John Condon
Lew Aubert
F_ Meister
Bert ‘White
Bert Groomes
Welsh
State Journal
Bansis
Leonard
Johnson Tech
Broderick
Caicott
Wamege
Calicott
Emporia
Congress
Tracy Eayn Chilcott
Piers
St Barre
Trach Weld
Baldwin at Tromsoe Explorer Sets Headquarters Aboard the America
Baldwin, leader of the Hardwie Zeigler Arctic expedition, arrived at Tromsoe Norway and boarded the refitted Arctic Whaler America, former Fisku méus, to establish headquarters as preparations for the voyage proceed.
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Baldwin
Tromsoe
Explorer
N Tromace
Norway
Evalon Be. Baldwin
America
Lefl
Wome n burned in Yellowstone Paint Pot accident
Helena Mont July 9 W W Wiley reports two women from Brooklyn entered via Monida and fell into the boiling mud of the Paint Pot geyser at Yellowstone. They were rescued to the Lake hotel where a physician said injuries may prove fatal as they sank to the boiling cone. The casualties are identified as Mrs Zabriskie and daughter.
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Helena
Mont
W. W. Wiley
Mammoth
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Park
Laie
Brooklyn
Monida
Endowment Rank Board Convenes Amid Fund Controversy
Chicago Knights of Pythias supreme lodge holds special session to discuss handling of endowment fund surplus amid mounting claims. Report due at Liesebl meeting. audit shows the fund may face significant deficits as claims grow to an estimated 400000 dollars.
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Chicago
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Bere
Gileget
United States
Canada
Liesebl
Fr. Weil
Denis Tate Han
Shawnee County braces for joint probe as legal push continues
A local attorney general aide confirms ongoing action against joints, with Judge noting persistence despite setbacks. Community members gather as the veteran leader addresses the crowd amid fireworks and a national anthem performance.
Riot in Seville Ends in Police Clash
Riot erupted in Seville on a July day as workmen and guards clashed after a group attempted to rebuff a patrol. Cobblestones flew at officers injuring several, shots were fired, and several rioters were wounded. Authorities, including the prefect, intervened as cavalry dispersed the crowd.
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Seville
Spain
Diaturhanes
Pair
Reading Pa Strike Returns to Work After Talks
NOT A MAN WENT BACK Reading Pennsylvania July article reports Reading and Northumberland Philadelphia and Reading striking employees returned to work after accepting the latest proposition of Acting President Welsh. Sunday conference with Vice President Voorhees and strikers' representatives followed by railroad officials promised assurances on wage basis. Freight handlers remain out. many workers recalled. Salaries ranged from 20 to 20 dollars per month with chiefs earning the harshest terms.
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Reading
Nortwingle
Philadelphia
Welsh
Welch
Voorhees
Mr. Welsh
Carnegie declines mayor bid for Greater New York
New York July 4 Republicans in the Twenty-fifth district urge Andrew Carnegie to run for mayor of Greater New York. A copy of the resolutions was sent to Carnegie in Scotland. He replies through his private secretary that the task would require more time than he can spare and cannot accept the flattering invitation, but wishes to keep New York’s interest from being overstated.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
An Carnegie
Scotland
Carnegie
Fellows Awarded Contract for Annex Building Project
Warren M. Crosby secured the contract for A. Fellows. Work begins immediately on a three story structure, 74 by 9 1/2 feet on the top story over the army, with two lower floors for ware rooms and a sales room on top. It will include a waiting room and a department for ladies and children's hats. Occupancy is planned for October 3.
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Warren M. Crosby
A. Fellows
Pers
Duel Over Cards Ends in Death at Saloon
In Santa Fe New Mexico this morning Harry Daly of New York and Ju Han Aries dueled over a card game at Lacobi's saloon. Aries was killed and Daly fatally wounded died hours later. The quarrel arose during the game amid tense temperatures in large cities report.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Harry Daly
New York
Aries
Lacobi
Daly @Ona
Reunited Democracy Flock to Columbus for Convention Attendance
A broad union of reformers gathers in Columbus to back harmony and time principles against Tom Johnson and his faction. Delegates, political allies, and party conservatives converge to influence the Democratic convention through debates over leadership, finance, and the party’s direction.
Morstome Conference Ends With Tentative Accord For Amalgamated Breaks
Report from Pittsburg details a preliminary conference between President Snukwr of the Amalgamated association and Walter Arms. After tense sessions focusing on Wellsville strike threats, leaders agreed to resume talks with a broader executive panel. The aim is to resolve key issues without triggering a full walkout, with January 10 set as a tentative next meeting date.
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Pittsburg
Snukwr
Amalgamated Association
Walter Arms
Wellsville
Wits
Bhatter
Crnfencen
Sanlanll
Mick
Dane Wat Er - Machepel
Roungstown
John Wil MW
Filer
VT Davin
John Pierce
Dohus
Mormar Doar
Wid
Khater
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