Night at the German Theater Sparks Murder Plot Hype
Audiences pack the German Theater for a sensational show titled The Wurst Farst Rant vom Lake View, a dramatization amid wild chatter of murder and boiling bodies. Reviewers note chaotic staging, sensational dialogue, and a juried production that drew strong reactions from the crowd and critics alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chikara
Hiropisianasrul
Home Wineries Vors
Piot
Demuet
Bet
Schanck
Behindhees
Divorney
Defense rests in Luetgert trial as end arguments begin
The defense and prosecution present final testimonies and closing thoughts in the Luetgert murder case, with witnesses detailing the defendant William Charles Luetgert and the factory connections. Testimony highlights alibi questions, reputation evidence, and the timing of key events around May 1 to May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealbek
Vick
Purittushal
Lielserda
le Wie Breed
Sistem
M. Fagan
Atturdes Phelan
Vincent Willelo
Almines Deanes UI
Fred J. Swift
Hes
Luctetts Auustes
Wiliam Charles
H. Brown
Vel
Charles
Ted
Police chief Luetgert letter received in New York
A dated letter bearing the name Luetgert as Chief of Police arrived at police headquarters in New York. The missive, signed by Luetgart, is deemed fraudulent by investigators who say the signature alone suffices to brand the note as a fake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicaza
Get
Putice Ripley and
Nachos
Stra Liaise
Portes
Enatish Woman Accused of Coercion and Flight from Husband
A misthit woman in Enatish is unable to speak according to Ly, while a letter from a welvirte describes a plan to go to Germany with funds to secure a future. The document implicates Ludgert and Chief Kinley in a case of alleged coercion as the woman fled from her husband. The letter notes fear of harm and discusses alleged money for travel. Details place the events at 1 WM Padisade Avenue, Jersey CHY, with the New York vicinity cited and a vacant lot noted. Authorities reference the victims and location as the case develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padisade Avenue
Jerse Chy
Kinley
Ludgert
Germany
Firemen's Widows Get Payouts After Railway Tragedy
The Santee railroad company paid out money after a wreck that killed a fire engineer and others. Widow Inez Branham and Enel Pier received payments totaling seventy dollars, with May Branham and Mere Hollister also paid. Beloved Westen and John Salley received small sums, while the total compensation faced scrutiny by relatives and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sante Ie
Hees
Tcheineer Branham
Enel Pier
Feisbis
Tisbhe
May Branham
Mere Hollister
Bellabole Westen
Guneoley
John Salley
Ex Queen of Hawaii LILIPOKALANE III Suffering Pneumonia in Washington
Reports from Washington state that former Queen LILIPOKALANE III of Hawaii is ill with pneumonia while in her apartments. Two physicians have been in constant attendance as state of health remains serious.
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Hawaii
Washington
Estan
Dlc
Litteukalini
Howe
Lilicett
Meath
Oketward
Aks
Bee
Progress on the Kinfas Bridge Concrete Work Advances
The Kinfas bridge construction reports concrete arches nearly complete with final spans and abutments under way. Engineers note archwork nearing completion and abutment masonry continues, with waterways and erosion control under observation.
Yellow Fever Update From Mobile and New Orleans
New cases of yellow fever are reported in Mobile and New Orleans as health authorities announce new infections. The brief bulletin notes there were several fresh cases and mentions deaths, underscoring ongoing concern over the outbreak in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mobile
Topeka Hosts Kansas Odd Fellows Grand Gathering
Topeka welcomes 2000 delegates for three days as the Grand Lodge Grand Encampment and Rebekahs convene with plans to secure a new Orphans Home site. Stone’s Chateau in Topeka is offered as a location amid extensive entertainment and official meetings at Odd Fellows events.
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Topeka
Kansas
Paddy
Stormont
West Sixth Street
Hegius
Odd Fellowship
Jonple Webe
Hebeke
Epearparut
Deine
Brand Lodge
Encammant
Lamarcuw
Marniie
Rebelkas
Sanate Chamber
Rebekas
Senate Chamber
le Boimiere
Guwwa
Grand Lodge
Proberte
Relekas
Destroux
Uuen
Hutehinin
Ketekay
Grtawa
Eliree
Quincey Street
Pyle
Charee
MM. Gienu
Vribune
Frank Sternberser
Elbeworth
Rand
Idficers
Electra
Rupert
London Gold Market Sees Mixed Signals Across Markets
In London Oct 1 the gold market saw limited offset from American demand. A weaker bank rate and Paris purchases support a softer gold drain while demand from the United States shifts toward New York via Paris. Indian mint reopenings and silver coinage rumors affect prices and bimetallic talks may end. In Texas a Hooded gunman killed Charles Birch and Bob Carter later surrendered. Carter found dead from gunfire near a jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
New Jane
Union Paective
Paris
Atp Hottakine
Snow Storm Hits Michigan Rails and Injures Worker
A snow storm in Michigan yesterday caused steady snowfall for over an hour. An employee, Lomen Erpa, suffered injuries and was taken to Salvation Army hospital, then to Santa Fe hospital, with plans for Leavenworth and reunion travel. Union Pacific offered $1.47 tickets for trains at 4:37 a.m. and 3 p.m. and travel validity to October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal
Hutchinson
Santa Fe
Salvation Army Hospital
Sata Fe Hospital
Leavenworth
Hetara
G. A
Union Pacific
Burglaries at Dawson City Hit Canadian Office
Steamer City of Seattle reached Beattie Washington with passengers including Jaros Clark and CA Brews of Chicaza reporting a Dawson City theft on September 5. Thieves broke into the Canadian gold commissioners cable and stole three to four thousand dollars in dust. The Seattle party also noted indignant talk in Skaguay over Bernat Bloure’s move to place townsite under Canada via British Yukon Governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Wash
Ort
Seattle
Skasuay
Dyea
Alaska
Jaros Clark
Chicaza
Dawson City
Chirk
Brown
Dawson
Geerze C Sounds
Wre Migner
San Francisco
Brown and
Clark
Galvin
Skazuas
Bernat Bloure
Canada
Yukon
Gomlins
Moure
Alfeged
United States
Taid
Sitkic
The
Skaguay
Jouk
George Worth Trial Starts Over Suspected Assault Case
The criminal docket opened with the State against George Worth charged with criminally assaulting the 9 year old daughter of Engineer W. G. Halloway of the Santa Fe last July. Worth, about 54, is an ex Topeka telegraph operator, held in the county jail since July, brought to court by deputy Lerch. The case drew a crowded, tense scene as Worth showed agitation and his three attorneys prepared for the defense amid Santa Fe chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Worth
Ducebter
W. G. Halloway
Santa Fe
Engineer Halloway
Parkdate
Halloway Gimily
Werth
Topeka
Tegmeter
Uly
Duiier Frank Lerch
Ken
Teara
Jetmore
Worth
Synctine Werth Amon
City Prison Improvements Plan Amid Tarred Construction Delays
The article discusses urgent city prison upgrades including a rear two story addition, separation of sentenced prisoners from awaiting ones, and new sewing and potential cooking spaces for women inmates. It notes possible prisoner removals to fund the county bill and foresees completion by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tofay Wornwa-Permatine City
Swan
de Fontactor
Busine
Coukinge
Ikie Mvushi
Widow of Bill Nye Inherits From Bank Wreck
Raleigh Oct. 1 It is learned that the widow of Bill Nye had 540 in the wrecked Pleat National Bank of Asheville of which the 41H Gt get a dollar The sum is almost all Abe had save some mountain bed.
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Raleigh
Bil Nye
National Bank of
Ashevile
Abe
Little Girls Parade Featured In Toneka Childhood Event
The first miniature sewer parade on Topalis avenue drew 20 young girls aged three to eight, each with a decorated doll carriage. Mothers enhanced prize entries with paper flowers. Critics noted no consolation prizes, leaving several participants feelinjured as awards were given for best features only. The event originated with Mrs. Heid Alexander's daughter.
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Toneka
Topalis Avenue
Tenis
Twelfth Streets
Ntte
Cme
Heid Alexander
Train Robbers Convicted In Portland
George Jack and Charles Williams were found guilty by a jury of railway robbery on a Portland passenger train held up two weeks ago. Jackson pleaded guilty and Williams was convicted. Penalties range from five to twenty years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
George Jack
Charles Williams
Oregon Railway & Navigation
Prodigious Strike Threat Amasses 400000 Workers
London reports a federated trades union secretary stating the executive committee will call out all members in sympathy with engineers. About 30 industries are to be paralyzed and 400000 men may be out of work Friday as the conflict with employers escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Federated Trades
Tag
Weyler Ordered to Embark for Madrid in Cuba Reform
reports from Madrid state General Weyler will depart for Madrid immediately and hand over command to Marquis Ahumada or General Linares. The cabinet approved recalling Weyler and appointing Governor General of Cuba, with reinforced forces to follow in November as operations against insurgents resume once weather allows.
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Weyler
Madrid
New York
Urlas
Ahumada
Linares
Wesker
Gourde Weiler
Cuba
Council of Ministers
Gerrees
Blanes
Tve
Hal Campos
Hanese
Red Cross Dishonored by Nations Says Barton
Miss Clara Barton, president of the American Red Cross, returned from Vienna’s Red Cross conference and charged that except America, trading nations misuse the Red Cross as a trade mark. She decried lack of protection, calls for laws to shield the emblem, and noted U S law lagging on safeguarding the society’s sacred symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barton
America
New York
Miss Clara Barton
American Hyd Criss Society
International Red Cross
Vienna
Red Cross
Miss Barton
Ry Cross
Eben
Board of Pardons Confront Governor Leedy Over Cases
Three member board of pardons led by N. M. Wells Foot and J. W. Tandelop Emporis with Mayor Thomas accuse Governor Leedy of ignoring favorable reports and pardons. The board vows to resume work January first, after unresolved cases and planned consultations.
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Board of Pardons
Ontahiy
Board of
Parsons
N. M. Wells Foot
J. W. Tandelop
Washington appoints several federal officials October 11
The president announced appointments including HN McGrew of Phoenix as register at East Lake City Utah, Fred Springs of New York as agent for Indians at the Nevada agency, Edward Goldiere of Chicago as agent for Qua Paw agency in Indian Territory, and Ontario's Bank of Montreal inviting tenders for 10,000 24 percent inscribed stock to finance the floating debt of the dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hn, McGrew
Phoenix
Ariz
East Lake City
Utah
Fred & Springs
New York
Nevada Agency
Nevada
Edward Goldiere
Wichite
Kew
Qua~ Paw
Ontario
Toronto
Bank of Montreal
Croker Weighs Push to Remove Wyck From Ticket
The Journal and Advertiser reports a conference at Great Barrington Mass among Nathan Strauss Judge Gaynor and Col William Bourne on a readjustment of the Democratic city ticket. Wyck may be replaced by Gaynor in the mayoral race amid talks with business leaders and mixed voter polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Was Wyck
New York
The
Journal and Advertiser
Nathan Strauss
Richard Croker
Great Barrington
Mass
Wm. Gayhor
Brooklyn
William Brows
Jadee Gnayfor
Holoart A. van Wyck
Major
Dudge Gaynor
Strauss
Len
Jucse Gaynor
Gaynor
Messrs
Strauss and Croker
Henry George
Judes Gasser
Jadge Gaynor
New York Herald
Mae
Henry George Gefferson
Seth ‘Dow
Citizens' Linen
van Wyck
Tammany
General Tracy
Patrick Gleason
Greater New York
van Wreck
Henry Gorge
Seth Low
Struck by an Engine Tragedy Hits State Street Car
An Elgin street car on State street was hurled from the track by a Chicago Northwestern train last night. Three people sustained injuries: Henry J Felix with a scalp wound, Frank Fisk badly bruised and cut, and Mme. Frank Fisk severely hurt. Passengers narrowly escaped death. the car was demolished and landed on its wheels.
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Elgin
State Street
Cis
Chicago & Northwestern
Henry J
Felix
Frank Fisk
Mie
Vrank Fisk
Cavendish Expedition Reported Attacked En Route to Zanzibar
A Rome relay notes Cavendish expedition from Bertior RitoAtrion last year was attacked by Anshurae near Kikuyu after reaching The Sumuliland. Two Englishmen, Ciedidiah Cavendish nephew of Duke Devonshire and Andrew his companion, were believed killed. Cavendish and Any new leaders seized two locals, sent prisoners to Rilkusa, then to the canal. The party, with native dead, retraced a route to Zanzibar via Kikuyu with volcanic evidence along the way.
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Kikuyu
Cavendish
Halbor
Chivendiel
Marty
Zanzibar
Betas
Ie Gur
Agen
Zangbar Cons
Donalieon Smith
Philadelphis
McKinley White House winter entertainments rule
Mrs M Kinl s new rule at the White House sets Saturday receiving days for the winter functions. Mrs McKinley, in improved health, will preside at all events. A card reception will require invitations to reduce indiscriminate attendance at past gatherings.
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Washington
Mra McKinley
White House
McKinley
Cleveland
Paul Adams Disappearance Mystery Spurs Local Search
Paul Adams, a junior year high school student and son of Jude F.G. Adams, left College Hillnt home Monday at 8 p.m. without hat or coat and with little money. Family and police have searched with no trace found, sparking serious concern among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Adams
Jude F.G. Adams
Tate
Fmily
Four Big Brotherhoods Unite Under A R U Alliance
Four major labor and fraternal groups join under the A R U umbrella to form a united front. Leaders from the federation say the alliance will coordinate efforts across industries, promote mutual aid, and strengthen bargaining power nationwide.
Union meeting to shape railroad brotherhood federation
Engineers conductors telegraphers and firemen from the United States Canada and Mexico prepare to meet in Peoria Alabama for a landmark conference to form a federation of railroad unions. The gathering aims to negotiate a unified plan with leaders including grand chiefs and grand secretaries from each brotherhood present to chart the proposed structure and membership scope.
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Peoria
Tesday
Pour International Gunven- Hens
Fefers-Ien
Brotherhood of Engineers
United States
Canada
Mexico
Grand Miustor
Hulleay Conducturae
R Clark
HH. Witting
Aassistant Grand
A. It. Garret- Sop
Arandwenier Condutter
Brotherhonl
Railway Tralaries
PH. Morrissey
John Marvey
Lodee
Salimminom
N.Y
Frank Penn
Lodee No
Pashia
Coto
Onior
Railway
Twleeraphers
Powell
Sargent
Tf V. Venner
Jodeo No. 4
Jersey City
J. James Burke
Ledge Noo
Strateford
Chit
Asa Millon
Kidaa
Atenison
Kan
Train Fire Fails to Halt Mammoth Cave Visit
A derailment near Glasetw Junction Kentucky sparked a station blaze in a county train car en route to Mammoth Cave. Fire crews led by Captain Farrel and Assistant Chief J. Ghrivin battled the flames for about thirty minutes, later extinguished with the aid of Veteran Arenian and others. no injuries reported.
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Mammoth Cave
Glasetw Junction
Dindoceiey
Treluck
Ghanguw Sunethor
Liemotrney
Dimand
Caytain Farreil
Jamrs A Ghivin
Burke
Arenian
Dust Causes Disease Claimed in Chicago Epidemic
City health officials conclude a virus or microbial particles in dust sparked a widespread cold and hay fever epidemic. Experts traced outbreaks to air and street dust, with symptoms inclining to ordinary cold or flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wiflelak
Health Department
Eutone
Fever Quarantine Roils Texas Gulf Coast
Quarantine spreads across Galveston and adjacent counties as authorities report yellow fever fears. Health boards in Beaumont and Bryan impose strict limits, halting communication with Galveston and isolating residents tied to suspected cases. San Antonio and Houston also subject to protective measures as officials trace recent arrivals from the port city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Galveston
Bedumont
Estate Board of Health
Yeston
Houston
Remansont
Thuve
Bryan
Chut County
Beaurmont
San Antonio
Department store failure hits Simmons Brothers in Chicago
Creditors under chattel mortgages seize Simmons company 202 and 204 State street. Indebtedness around 150,000 to 500,000 is forecast, with payment capacity questioned. Also reports Att Ferough Bey named Ottoman minister to the United States, succeeding Mustapha Bey after study in Paris and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons Brothers
Chicago
Chikago
Oct
Simmons Company
State Street
Meyers Ht
Washington
State Department
Att Ferough Bey
Turkih
United States
Mustapha Bey
Parla
London
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Lang
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Fedal Court
Sunetien
Burris Clarkson Renicet
Imnikehnien
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Ulstries
Petitios Wy Fed
Dave Mulvane
We Philadelphia Feeutapee Cepany
Storher Funjen Insurance
Hazen
Stbnviitie
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Hexen
YAIR
Clartsn
Lilipokalane III
Tor Weber
Leelee
Weilesding Fond
Yellow Jack
Our
Orphans’ Home
Stone
England
Stenhim
Bob Carter
Charles Birch
Snow
Michigan
City Prison
Bill Nye
Asheville
Federated Trades Unions
Leedy
Edward Goldberg
Wichita
Croker
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