Oregon Man Kills Neighbor Then Shoots Self
A Jacksonville Oregon man, G W Traynor, shot and killed his neighbor Mrs Hardenbrook after an objection to a match and later killed himself. Miss Bee Hardenbrook and Mrs Traynor were in the living room when a shot shattered the window. Traynor was found near the house with two bullet wounds.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
Oresomtas
Jacksonville
G. W. Traynor
di Repsdenaroske Son
Kate Denbrosk
de Mutrind
Satan J. Deeson
Traynor
Hardenbrook
Fonrcene Broek
Scholars at a Banquet at Silver Lake School
The grammar grade of Silver Lake school held a banquet Friday, November 23, described as a pronounced success. The program featured "Future of Our School" with Jessie Res and Ernest Landis, guided by teacher Helen Hall and toastmaster Mr. Fred Pelle. Fifty six were present and the spread praised.
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Ammar
Silver Lakes
Silver Lake
Te Emer
Jessie Res
Ernest Landis
Hllen Hall
Fred Pelle
Solitary confinement ordered for cadets at West Point
A West Point dispatch reports three officers and one private punished after recent discipline. Acting First Captain Guthrie of Colorado and Cadet Commandant D. D. Gregory of Missouri imposed confinement and rank removal. Cadet Lieutenant William H. Russell also affected as part of the measure.
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New York
Herald
West Point
N. Y
United States
Guthel ‘Guthrie
Colo
D. D. Gregory
Miscouri
Williant EH. Russell
Cadet Dowd Demerited for Mess Hall Breach at West Point
The New Hampshire cadet Dowd was reduced to the ranks and confined for causing a breach of discipline during a fight among plebes in the mess hall. He and Lieutenant Runcell faced disciplinary actions. officials denied hazing, calling it a breach of regulations and a routine disciplinary matter.
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New Hampshire
Dowd
West Point
Pirlanice
Dreve Parade
Military Academy
Runcell
Sheldon in Georgia: Sheldon Visits Savannah Churches
The Rev. Charles M. Sheldon spoke to four audiences in Savannah last Sunday. He addressed Presbyterian and Methodist congregations and spoke to a colored audience. The Savannah News praised his plain, earnest delivery and noted his work as author of In His Steps while urging churches to imitate Christ in conduct.
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Charles M. Sheldon
Savannah
Georgia
Savannah News
Christ
Sheldon
Srekera
Post Tavern at Battin Creek Promises Restful Hospitality
The Postum Cereal Co. Ltd operates Poet Tavern conducted by E P Clark between Chicago and Detroit near Battin Creek Michigan. The white city Postumille hosts modern hotels and food plants, with streets, lawns, and new buildings fueling a boom as the company advertises widely to entice travelers and locals alike.
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Post Tavern
Michigan
Battin Creek
Chicago
Detroit
Bibbigen Central
Grand Trunk Railway
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Poet
Bir E P. Clark
Boniface
Pastum Co
Tle Creek
Mich
Lake
Cbarns
Postum Cereal Co
Wires Demoralized as Snow Hits Columbus
Rain and sleet turned to heavy wet snow after midnight. High winds disrupted service across the city and downed hundreds of wires. Telegraph and telephone lines failed east and west, stranding trains and isolating Columbus until crews could restore some lines.
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Columbus
Western Union
Bnemen
American exports aid Russia in seeds and fruit trade
St Petersburg dispatch notes how a published catalog of American exporters prompted rapid inquiries for addresses from several Russian officials and merchants. It details seed shipments for experiments, praises American commanders, and reports Siberian railway plans with express trains, noting tedious journey times and long stop pages.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Holloway
Col. Holloway
Moscow
Vermalatt
Ambassador Tower
Yermater
Tower
Caucasus
Central Asia
Turkestan
Col. Yermatoff
United States
Cuba
Siberian
Irkutsk
Creptan Rusala
Aix
Bryan a Failure in a Southern Stand Against Bryan Platform
Atlanta on November 26. Hoke Smith, secretary of the Interior under Cleveland, criticizes Colonel Bryan for defending the Chicago platform. He argues the Democratic Party should stand between plutocrat and Socialist, defend personal and property rights, and regain southern unity while cautioning against eastern attempts to reorganize the party. He notes changes in silver policy and doubts Bryan can win southern support again.
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Atlanta
Democratic Party
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Maryland
Indiana
Coloniel Bryan
South
Mr. Bryan
Colonel Bryan
Con Fort
Catonel Bryan
Casualties by Flood Hit West Tennessee Tragedies
Meager casualty reports filter in from West Tennessee after floods. A woman and two children drowned near Drersburg when a levee breach caused their buggy to plunge into backwater. A track hand on the Illinois Central drowned at Forked Deer river floodwaters. A mail carrier perished crossing Cantey Creek near Olymph Lauderdale County when his buggy overturned. No names yet known.
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Memphis
Tenn
West
Tennessee
Drersburs
Lauderdale County
Utah Red Men Poaching on Colorado Game Preserves
Chicago dispatch reports Chief Game Warden Johnson and deputy warden en route to Meeker Colorado to drive Indians back from Uviitals supervision in Utah who are killing game in the western part of the state.
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Utah
Colorado
Chicago
Tribune
Glenioos Springs
Col
Johnson
Ward
Meeker
Uvitals
Jgame
Cures Blood and Skin Troubles Trial Treatment Publicity
A testimonial relates a reader’s use of Botanic Blood Balm from Mitchell Street Atlanta GA. The claimant reports his blood cleared, skin eruptions and scrofula healed, and says the product cured various ailments. It mentions trial treatment and free medical advice by the Blood Balm Company and local druggists.
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C. Harris
Hancock Street
Topeta Wan
State Journal
Botanic
I. Drugeists
Blood Balm Co
Mitchell St
Atlanta
Gace Swift & Holliday
Rowley
Important conviction in Morris County grand larceny case
Robert Stonall of Day County Oklahoma has been convicted in Morris County district court Kansas of grand larceny. The case involved stolen cattle tied to a Bankers and Cattlemen’s Protective organization and linked to John Holly and others. Evidence included cattle brands and the testimony of a German farmer Myers. A missing accomplice remains at large.
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Robert Stonall
Council Grove
Kansas City
L. C. Boyle
Kam
Day County
Oklahoma
Morris County
Grand Serveny
Indian Territory
Texas
Stewall
Bankers
Cattlemen's Protective
John Stonall
Stowall
John Holly
Holly
Elmore & Cooper Commissing Company
Cattlemen
Hotty
Stonall
Myers
Boyle
Kansas
Boy shoots playmate in tragic home accident
In Lincoln on a November afternoon, 14 year old Earl Brackett and neighbor Henry Mathern’s son examined a rifle. Leone Mathein pointed the gun at Leona and when he said lets see how near, he pulled the trigger. The bullet entered Leona’s forehead killing her instantly. The incident occurred at the Mathern residence and the weapon discharged during a teenager’s handling of it.
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Lincoln
Til
Earl Brackett
Henry Mathern
Mathein
Leone Mathein
Eld
Leon
Leona
British to buy 50000 horses for Transvaal policing
New York reports that 50000 horses will be purchased in the next nine months by British agents for Lord Kitchener to police the Transvaal and Orange Free State. John S. Bratton of St. Louis, who has supplied cavalry horses to Britain, announced the plan. Bir. Bratton’s brother sits in Parliament as a Liberal from Magherafelt.
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New York
Lord Kitchener
Transvaal
Orange Free
John 8. Bratton
St. Louis
Ony
New Orleans
Durban
Bratton
Liberalee
Magherash
County Tyrone
Ireland
Policeman Secrest Detained Over Mental State After Murder acquittal
Denver police hold Charles Secrest, acquitted in Magistrate Rice's court on murder charges, due to suspected mental imbalance after a fatal shooting. Secrest reportedly killed Harry Reed on October 31 during a drunken altercation, Reed having attacked Secrest first. Secrest defended himself with gunfire.
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Denver
Charles Secrest
Rice
Jal
Secrest
Harry Reed
Reed
Suspected of Murder in Lower California Arrests Reported
Suspected of involvement in the murder of Acuna Sotelo and Maretti, three Br Kane pursuing Indian thieves, arrests reported in Lower California. The text notes Indians Antonia Carpinters and Memiel Dublo aboard a line in the region and includes a stray testimonial about Eclectric Ool.
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San Diego
Cal
Antonia Carpinters
Memiel Dublo
Lower
California
Acuna
Sotelo
Maretti
Br Kane
Jilted Girl Dies in State of Despair Over Soldier Lover
Ilsie Louderman, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Louderman of Clinton Indiana, killed herself after learning her lover Peter Johnson, a soldier, married another girl. She had threatened self harm for over two years and bought morphine en route to Geneva. She left a note to her mother saying she wished to die and end her misery.
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Mise
Terre Haute
Ind
Ilsie Louderman
Henry Louderman
Clinton
Geneva
Emacs Gretna Istic Bafe Ahe
Peter Johnson
Fy Ford
Boston G A R Post Honors Gen Joe Wheeler
Boston Nov Gen Joe Wheeler guest of honor at Kinsley Post 113 banquet. Wheeler elected to honorary membership. action praised by General Blackmar with a fitting response for the post. Seattle Nov 20 Kennedy and Jim arrested on suspicion of plotting to gain entry to the coin.
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Boston
G. A. R. Post
Joe Wheeler
Kinsley Post
Post
Blackmar
Chiisman
Seattle
Wash
United States
M.D. Kennedy
Saa Cook
Ah Jim
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St. Louis Union Depot
Eastern Lines
Atlantic Coast
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Sagon*s
St. Louie
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Kanane City
Carthage
Lisle Rosie
Jonet
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England
Gist
Hawesville
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Southwestern Fuel Company
Seni Ed Cot Ee Are
Honors Wheeler
the State Journal
Colorado Flyer
Jorado Springs
Arbitration Board
Peer
Wvar
Standley Weill Bee
Peter Cy
McCourt
Erpinya Nasumien Tage
Castoria
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