Wealthy mine owner in Tucson hotel shooting
Alexander Casey, owner of Turquoise mine in Turquoise, Arizona, opened fire inside the Willard Hotel in Tucson on October 28. Five officers attempted to arrest him after he wounded Constable Pacheco. Casey was seriously, likely fatally wounded as officers returned fire. He had been drinking heavily.
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Tucson
Ariz
Alexander Casey
Turquoise
Willard
Casey
Pacheco
Farnese Palace Sold to France for Embassy Use
Rome reports France purchased the Farnese palace for 600000 dollars to serve as an embassy. The property, begun by Pope Paul III with Sangallo designs and later Michael Angelo influence, was once offered to the United States for an embassy consulate and an American archaeological school.
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Rome
France
Farnes Palace
Two Sicilies
House of Hourbon
Paul III
Sangallo
Tts
Michael Angelo
United States
Divorces Alarm Prompts Universalists Resolution
Washington October 28 The general convention of Universalists passed a resolution condemning hasty marriages and rising divorce rates. It calls ministers to strict scrutiny of remarriage cases to protect the innocent and urges a uniform national divorce law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Strong Nisien
General Convention of Universalists
Peron
Tle
Corbett Beats Murphy in Eleven Round Featherweight Bout
In Hoxton Oct 28 Hughey Murphy of New York fought Young Corbett to ten rounds and a minute and a half in the eleventh when Corbett landed a double combination including a solar plexus blow and a left to the chin that felled Murphy. Referee counted Murphy out as groggy and Corbett won the decision. A later paragraph shifts to a Peruna medical advertisement with letters from readers praising the remedy and Dr Hartman’s offered free advice.
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Hoxton
Maia
Hughey Murphy
New York
Young Corbett
Murphy
Grogay
Corbett
Newark
Tle
P Murphy
Struck by 33000-volt live wire in Idaho shock
Wilt Millinberger an electrician with the American Falls Power Light and Water Co was shocked when he touched a 33000 volt wire at the substation in Pocatello Oct 27. He survived though his face chest and left foot were badly burned and the current scorched his nails to cinders. Doctors say recovery possible despite severity.
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Pocatello
Wilt Millinberger
American Falls Power, Light and Water Company
Sadiy
Millieberger
Nix
Murder by Syringe Confession in Vilna Case
Three of the Vilna poisoning suspects confessed in St. Petersburg detailing the murder of Tomaschevsky. Romuald Maletsky invited the victim to a house, where accomplices Wouldine Dankech and Winckler attacked him. Winckler used a curare syringe, tied the victim with wire, and the body was sent by rail as luggage.
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St. Petersburg
Vilna
Winckler
Romuald Maletsky
Tomaschevsky
Wouldine
Tomaschevaky
Maletaky
Mardly
Maleteky
Houldine
Dankech
Maletsky
Tomaschersky
Romuald
Tomanchevsky
Dankeeh
Reuter
Medical Advice for Old and Young by Dr Hartman
Mothers and grandmothers write to Dr Hartman for guidance on household illnesses and catarrhal diseases. Children also seek counsel from the discoverer of Peruna, with letters answered by assistant physicians.
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Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Peruna
Nortman
Peruna credited with curing child illness and family health
Mrs. Schafer of St Louis writes that since starting Peruna her four year old daughter recovered from convulsions and fevers and her son, fifteen months, remained healthy. She says she no longer uses doctors and praises Peruna as a wonderful tonic.
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Peruna
Schater
Johnson Triumphs Over McVey In Twenty Round Decision
In Los Angeles on October 28 Jack Johnson, the champion colored heavyweight, defeated Sam McVey of Oxnard Cal in a twenty round bout. Johnson led from the start, scoring three knockdowns with clean right hands and lefts to the head and body. McVey pressed back in bursts but never broke Johnson’s guard, leaving Johnson with a decisive victory and no lasting injuries.
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Los Angeles
Jack Johnson
Sam McVey
Oxnard
Cal
Johnson
McVey
Reah
Meckey
Twen
Pion
Wreatier
America
Dan McLeol
Jenkins
Nelsson
Jenkins Downs Ipleod in Pittsburg Title Defense
Tom Jenkins successfully defended his title in Pittsburg on February 28, defeating IPLEOD to retain the crown in a tight match that underscored his standing in the event.
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Pittsburg
Get
Tom Jenkins
Supreme Court reverses Burnett murder case for new trial
Orville Burnett Chicago dentist convicted of murdering Charlotte Nichols and sentenced to fifteen years. Supreme Court reverses district court judgment and orders a new trial. Burnett and Nichols met in a Chicago hotel on October 20, 1901, then planned suicide and purchased poison. Nichols drank poison and died.
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Springfield
Orville Burnett
Chicago
Charlotte &. Nichols
Joliet
District Court
Supreme Court
Burnett
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ointment Ad
An advertisement claims YAZO OINTMENT provides a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles with a refund if not cured in 6 to 14 days. The offer targets druggists to sell the product.
First National Bank of Ogden Utah Board Directors and Officers
The First National Bank of Ogden Utah lists officers including Thos. D. Dee vice president James Pingree cashier and John Pingree assistant cashier. Board of directors named David Eccles Job Pingree Joseph Clark John Watson W. W. Riter Geo H Tribe Bernard White Thomas D. Dee Adam Patterson. Accounts of banks corporations firms and individuals solicited.
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David ‘Eccles
Sesevecessaeerresident Thos
D. Dee
James Pingree
John Pingree
David Eccles
Job Pingree
Joseph Clark
John Watson
W. W. Riter
Geo. H. Tribe
Bernard White
Thomas D. Dee
Adam Patterson
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Holis
Pope Paul III
Foster
Ila P. Foster
Grateful Mothers
Alice Schafer
M’vey
Washburn
Ptica
Lohmer
Gabler
McKannon
Nckannon Bros
Wash
The
First National Bank
Ogden
Ogden State Bank
Ogden, Utam
Waenpenn
Incersancece
Utah National Bank
Ogden, Utail
J.E. Dooly
Horace E. Peery
EL Twoag
Peapagesbase
Edeaupner
Prebovebead Regeces
sCaShier
Dooly
Peers
Peary, IK
C. Belcher
W. B. Stanley
United States Depository
P&p. Posits
Parle Chemical Co
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi _vinta
Missouri
Shreveport
BON Ton
Stasen
Ging & Jim
iSin Street
Utsh
Ean
Chas. J. A.lindquist
Undertaker
Washinstomn
Amy
Yuen & Ming
25Th Street
Mark & Som
Butchers
Silver Parlor
Charley
Fifth Street
LOM WE & ‘Oon
WH. Driver
Washington Avenue
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE
Santa Fe
Utah
Kansas
Nates East
C. F. Warren
Dooly Block
Salt Lake City
Twenty-Fifth ST
Tom
H.greenwell & Bro
Utah Poultry and Fineat
Telephone
Boston Cafe
Tae San
Seaso
Shortliff & CO
Utah Light & Power Co
Pioneer Station
Ogden Canyon
Utah Light
Colorado
Burlington
Denver
Putnan
Putnam Clothing House
Wash. Ave
West Second South St
FP. Neslen
Albert .F. Richey
Wash Ave
Commercial Electric Co
24Th Street
Steiner
Ero Eran ‘i
Atlantic Mail
Salt Lake Jocat
Louie
Atlantic Express
East
Pacific Mail
Salt Lake
Pointa
St. Louis
Park City
San Pete Valley
Pacific Express
Peat Co
Omaha
Taco
Boston
L. A. Denton
Gen
Psyy
C. A. Heny
Gb. Gilson
Gail
Overland Limited
Council Malls
Kansas City
Council Bluffs
Weeswe Morey
G. H. Corse
P. and
F T. W. Collins, Tpa
Orlgon
Buatte
Portlan
Montpelier
Butte
Cache Valley
Lake and Tintic
Provo
Antord
Uth
Arlive
Tocatello
Tintic
Meeret Lake
Mil
Sceeeresance
Portland
Cacha Valley
Tring
Juab
C. A. Henry
Qa. H. Corse
Pass
Ft. Agh
E. Burley
G. 4
T. A
Baltimore
Ballard & Rider
Bru Neenness
Keeley Institute
Piset Bewth’ Street
Gal Jake City
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