Kansas City Tragedy Hardens Hunt for Murderer
Kansas City Missouri area police and a sheriff unite with bloodhounds to track a murderer believed to have killed Aloniso Van Bevan, his wife Margaret Van Bevern, and Rosa McMahon on a farm five miles west of Kansas City. Muddy roads halt scent, suspects remain at large as authorities sweep resorts and patrols with armed men. A diamond ring valued at 400 dollars is noted as a trail clue amid ongoing manhunt despite grave indicators.
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Kansas City
Kan
Aloniso van Beven
Margaret van Bevern
Warren
Ovine
van Povet
Varn
Whitney and Grace Maldhot For Forgery Sentences
Ralph H. Whitney facing forgery charges in New York was sentenced to five years in prison after his attorney claimed he came from a prestigious Boston family and once served as private secretary to President Taft. Grace Maldhot, from California, received three years after confessing. Whitney spoke at length on the girl's behalf, but his plea failed.
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Ralph H. 8. Whitney
Inservent
Boston
Taft
Whitney
Grace Maldhot
California
Death of Senator Marton Johnson of North Dakota
United States Senator Marthon Johnson of North Dakota died in a hotel in Fargo North Dakota at about ten o clock Thursday night. He had recently submitted to a second operation for a nasal trouble and had been ill for years with nasal disease. Reports had been reassuring but he suddenly began suffering a fatal attack.
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United States
Marthron Johnson
North Dakota
Pargo
N. Do
Hind
Barih Shocks to Sicily
Unclear text references a shock event involving Barih and Sicily. The fragmentary report mentions Seyfeal steutee and ghouks with scattered names and places, but lacks coherent sequence or confirmed facts. Further readable details are needed to pinpoint people, organizations, and outcomes.
Fragmented OCR summary of local notice page
A garbled OCR passage appears to summarize a variety of items including political notes weather edits and sector references with unreadable names and dates. The fragmentary text lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals to extract a clear news item.
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Byuuik
Wes Baelings
Piekevill
Sen
Hee Husbard
Mulyert
Mae Pee Bonnes
Dyer Aveeds
Fire kills ten and floods halt city services
A deadly fire ends with ten dead as a citywide flood halts streetcars and waterworks. Reports note heavy rainfall in Pensacola and Athens where a railroad lineman was killed in bed. a suspect, Mrs. Frank Harper, is jailed on murder charges.
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Frank Harper
Athens
Sudden Death of Washington Postmaster Barnes
Benjamin Z. Barnes former McKinley aide and Washington postmaster died at his home from heart failure on Wednesday. He had recently been admitted to practice before the district supreme court and had drawn controversy for his White House linked actions. Born December 3, 1804 in Yarmouth Nova Scotia, Barnes had long lived in Washington and was appointed postmaster by President Roosevelt.
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Meester Barnes
Washington
Passea
White
Jacob Preah
Benjamin Z. Barnes
Washington, D. C
Eferkewn
McKinley
Toasayelt
Barnes
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Mr. Barnes
Minor Morris
Representative Hull
White House
Roosevelt
Parties
Postmaster Barnes
Yarmouth
N.S
Panama Takes Case Against New York World
The government plans the next prosecution of the Panama case in New York City. The Gliet merits were rearmed against the New York Word. The case will be brought in the court amid congested circuits. No removal appeal lies, avoiding Indianapolis precedents.
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New York World
Fe Pannabel
New York Cite
New York
Cortali
Indianiapolis
Radical change at The New York Tribune announced
The New York Tribune announces radical changes with two iterations. The price is cut from six to five cents and the format shifts from six to seven columns. The paper, founded by Horace Greeley, notes Wednesday morning issue adjustments.
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The
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Antonio
May Be Moader Case In Sugar Creek Findings
The body of an unidentified woman about 20 years old was found in Sugar Creek, teinunten Ohio, Wednesday. The Echooner is investigating whether she was murdered. Appearances indicate the woman has been dead about two weeks.
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Moader
Sugar Creek
Teinunten O
Echooner
Traveling Man Pola Reyholds Found Dead in St Joseph
The body of Pola Reyholds, of Alurinda, fa, who traveled far a St. Joseph dry goods house, was found in an alley in St Joseph Missouri on Wednesday. Bruises on the head and indications point to murder and robbery.
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Pola Reyholds
Alurinda
St. Joseph
St. Joe
Tmurder
New Steel Plant Planned at Gary Prk
The America Britce community, a subsidiary of the steel corporation, announced on Wednesday that it will begin construction of a plant at Gary Park with a forged capacity of 10,009 tons of semi finished steel monthly.
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America Britce Comenuty
The
Steel Corporation, H
Gary
Prk
Unclear fragments hint at recovery efforts and local events
Fragmentary text references a recovery operation near Peoria and a related incident at a local site. Names and specifics are garbled, making precise details or entities unclear.
Crusers Sail for Mle catered: cruise S Orlewuis
Mike Heer ordered a cruise to New Orleans and other ports including North Carolina and New York, with connections to Mentania. The plan included a 6 invention, and a ship named City Westy.
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Crusers
Orlewuis
Ciarolina
New York
Mentania
Mike Heer
New Orleans
Silat
Westy
Tank damage reported near Brugepoot Wednesday
A reported incident near Brugepoot involves two 87 000 Darvel Rout oid tanks struck by lightning. The event caused a fire partially damaging several wooden tanks in the vicinity and prompted emergency response.
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Brugepoot
Wednesdsey
Forged Quotes Suspected in Parmingham Case
A local report claims forged quotes linked to Parmingham, Mass. surfaced within the last week. The total value is stated as $120,000, while the involved officials face payments up to $425,000.
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Parminghaim
Mass
Otis Dead Gen Howell Otis Dies at Home Outside Finchester
General Howell Otis of the United States Army, retired, died at 1 20 Wednesday morning at his home in Gates just outside Finchester N Me had been in about two weeks officials said the obituary notes his long service and recent illness.
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Give. Otis
Howell Otis
United States Army
Otis
Gates
Finchester
Deserted road encounter and a house in the bay
Hope and Jessop meet a rugged stranger and his horse near an isolated hotel while Mrs. Saville recalls a long-ago Paris trip. She reveals plans to alter a will affecting Hugh and expresses mixed feelings on happiness as they read the evening English papers.
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Hope
Jes‘gop
Endor
Jessop
Mrs. Saville
Tope
Hugh
Caen
Llugh
Symptons
Sainte-Croix
Madame d’Albeville
Chiateau
London
Mr. Rawson
Paris
la Dome
Illness Tests Mrs Saville At a seaside Chateau
Hope Desmond endures a tense night as Mrs Saville grows critically ill at the seaside estate. She fears intestate matters and guards the will while awaiting a doctor, with Hope overwhelmed by responsibility and isolation in a remote, troubled setting.
Madam Saville Sickness Tests Hope and Nurse Aid
In Sainte Croix Mrs Saville battles a severe typhus fever as Hope tends the patient with camphor lotion, a Sister of Mercy assisting. The doctor warns of infection risks while awaiting Rawson and Saville relatives. Hope, fearing judgment, endures long days and nights with tense uncertainty.
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Paville
Sainte-Croix
Hone
Mercy
Hope
Mr. Rawson
Miss Desmond
Mr. Saville
Rugen
Basle
Sainte Croix
Mademoisella
Sister Marie
How Insects Breathe Complex Tubes Run the Body
A Chicago Tribune summary on insect respiration explains that insects lack lungs and gills. Instead they possess a network of air tubes throughout their bodies, reinforced by spiral thread to prevent collapse. Larvae breathe via waterborne plates with blood vessels, while aquatic nymphs use tail projections. flying adults breathe air through a tail tube. The passage notes gnat larvae in water and a final stray cutoff about fur trade.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
Youngest Great-Grandmother Edna Bertonelle in Paris
Edna Bertonelle a Paris seamstress in Montmartre is hailed as the world’s youngest great grandmother. Married at 14 she bore a daughter who married young. Edna became a grandmother at 1 and a great grandmother by her forty eighth birthday. Her grandson married at 17 and a young woman slightly younger than him later became her great granddaughter.
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Mme
Edna Bertonelle
Quartier Montmartre
Paris
Edna
Mme Bertonelle
A Banker's Nerve Restored by Postum Health Claim
A Chattanooga banker recounts coffee’s harm to his nerves and how Postum restored his steady hand and clear mind after years of coffee use. He favors Postum as a delicious substitute, praising improved focus and absence of distressing symptoms. The letter promotes to read The Road to Wellville and notes many similar testimonials.
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Postum
Chattanooga
Wellville
Pkys Grocers
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