Murder at St. John’s Church the Kellner case unraveling
Detectives probe a church basement in Townville Kentucky finding Alma Kellner’s glove and handkerchief amid blood stained evidence. The slain janitor’s wife Arietta Kellner and two others are arraigned and held as investigators trace the victim, body removal, and possible burial past the sacristy with a motive tied to property and a missing spouse.
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Townyille
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mina Kellner
St Johns
Altma
Alma
Jose
Young Gould Pleads With Father to Stay in School
A fragmented notice reports a youth named Gould begging his father to prevent a return to school while the father remains firm. The item mentions court records and multiple marriage licenses in May, reflecting local clerical actions and social details from the period.
Died in May 1910 at St Marys Cemetery
Obituary notice for Clara, widow of …, aged about 50, who died after a long illness. Residence listed as Crofessional EE NES ter Tseselan, with funeral at St Marys Ceme. Services set for Thursday May 3, 1910, at 10 oclock, with interment at St Marys Cemetery in Baltimore. obituary notes surviving husband and daughter.
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Menlay
TAMES
Silo
Metuume
Clara
Max
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Sand
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Marco Laurenal
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Dunes
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St Mary's
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Ak Gari Trospital
Ee Aingering Mness
Sarah Ee
Nil
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Fomero
J William Lee
Doxey Case Attracts Jury With Identity Evidence
In St Louis on May 12 expert testimony dominated the trial of Mrs Dora E Doxey for the murder of Erder. Evidence shown included two letters showing use of the names Erder and Doxey in correspondence and hotel records indicating Mrs Doxey and her husband Dr Loren B Doxey used aliases L B Erder and wife. A hotel clerk testified Mrs Doxey had received mail under both names after she collected a $2 500 life insurance on Erder. The defense said Mrs Doxey will testify that morphine administered by her husband left her a slave to the drug.
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St. Louis
Dora E. Doxey
Erder
Dora Doxey
Doxey
Loreni B. Doxey
Night Bank Shortens Hours In New York
Night and Day Bank directors announce a trial change in New York hours starting June 15. The bank will open at 8 a.m. and close at midnight, based on careful observation that shorter hours are adequate for customers and operations.
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New York
Emma Goldman Killed in Auto Crash Near Spokane
Emma Goldman and her manager Beaw Reitman were killed when their car failed to stop on Union Railway tracks in Spokane May 31. The auto was struck by a freight train, throwing Goldman about 19 feet and leaving her fatally injured and cremated by the impact.
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Spokane
Wash
Emma Goldman
Beaw Reitman
Ramé Nent
Ureson Raiway and Navigation Company
Schiff Meant No Threat to Japan Speech Sparks Comment
Special to Washington Post reports New York banker Schiff explained his March speech on future US Japan relations to the Japan Advertiser. He says misreports claim he supported a clash, while a Tokyo official urges burying the event to maintain goodwill and avoid harming trade with Japan.
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New York
Maot
Jacob H Schiff
Japan
America
Republican Club
Press of
Russia
England
Marchuria
United States
Schiff
Fear Bryan in Indiana campaign caution grows
Indianapolis May 31 Democratic managers consider confining speaking tours to Indiana talent and may refuse outside speakers. They fear Bryan's push for local option and the largest unit could anger lawmakers, complicate county law repeal, and hinder city and township local option. Chair Jackson now believes no outside speaking talent will be drawn.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Bryan
John W. Kern
Jackson
Democratic State Committee
Burroughs Calls for Sparrow Nests Destruction
Middletown, N Y May 21 John Burroughs eminent naturalist and bird lover declares sparrows a pest. In a letter to C W Edgar he says police should destroy English sparrow nests in every city as a public duty.
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Middletown
N. Y
John Burroughs
C. W. Edgar
Burroughs
Skull Crushed by Horse Kick in Virginia Pasture
In Harrisonburg Virginia on May 31 Lennel Bowman three years old, son of Charles Bowman, walked into a pasture behind horses and was kicked, fracturing his skull. Doctors fear for his life as he may not survive.
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Harrisonburg
Lennel
Charles Bowman
Lorimer bribery probe widens as new witnesses named
Subpoenas issued for Representatives including McCullom Foster Staymates and Ken on the Lorimer case move forward new testimony shows Foster and the fish and game commissioner Ken questioned about a bill backed by the state fish department which died in committee Staymates and others were noted as Lorimer supporters jurors will recall McCullom and he denied knowledge of any bribe or legislative jackpot governor Deneen said no special session to probe charges would be held, arguing it would distract and complicate the public narrative
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Louisyville
Cep
A. M. Foster
Rushville
Fish and Game Committee
Nathan H. Cohen
Ashcom- 1
Brof
Clinton
Foster
Ken
State Fish Department
Lorimer
Democratc
William Lorimer
United States
Aso
Sentative McCullom
Lotte Cullom
Chicago
Deneen
Inka
Jakkpot
Belcourt Seminary Graduation Delivers Diplomas and Address
Belcourt Seminary held graduation exercises at 1 o clock with three graduates Miss Marjorie Merritt Lent of New York Miss Cecile Belle Shreve of Pennsylvania and Miss Mary Porter Earnshaw of Washington receiving diplomas John Barrett director of the International Bureau of American Republics delivered an eloquent address praising American opportunity and urging the graduates to uphold their trust Class night featured speeches by Lent Shreve Earnshaw and a musical program by Lent and others
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Belcourt Seminary
Marjorie Mermitt Lentj
New York
Cecile Belle Shreve
Pennsylvania
Mary Porter Earnshaw
Washington
John Berrett
International Burea
Miss Lent
Dlasa
Miss Shreve
Miss Earnshaw
Hool
Addie Rainey
Tennessee
Mayfield
Harvey
Florida
Cambell
West Virginia
Lent
Port Rico to Have Fair Next February Exhibit Invite
San Juan May 31 Gov Colton says a fair will be held in Puerto Rico next February inviting nations to exhibit. The insular government will provide ample funds. Ashford, head of the military hospital, an authority on seal bean, was appointed by Secretary Nations. Behring Sea pelagic sealing talks involve a British ambassador and U.S. officials seeking a conference among the United States Great Britain Japan and Russia to agree on a fur seal treaty.
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Washington Post
San Juam
Colton
Ashford
Hookbean
Hoyt
State Department
Behring Sea
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
North Pacific Ocean
Kaiser's Wrist Heals With Royal Review at Potsdam
Special Cable dispatch reports the Kaiser's wrist healing well. Dr Frederick W Kilbert and Prof Bier changed his bandages and later the Kaiser walked on palace grounds at Potsdam. He attended a morning review and conferred the order of the Black Eagle on King Albert of Belgium visiting with the queen.
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Washington Post
Bertin
Frederick W. Kilbert
Bier
New Palace
Potsdam
Albert
Belgium
Census Work Begins as Officials Start Enumeration
The census bureau has begun enumerating the porition from individual census cards. Director Dana Durand announced that the complete census would be announced soon.
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Census Bureau
Dana Durand
Earthquake Laid to Comet Prophecy From Halley
Early morning seismograph readings at the weather bureau noted tremors lasting over an hour starting at 1:26 after midnight man meridian time and 6:46 after midnight. The motion suggested a distant origin about 3,000 miles away with no fixed location, while clouds obscured any comet view as Halley's comet fades from sight for 75 years.
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Mas Halley
Slesmographieca] Instrumenta
Weather Bureau
Glass Day at Trinity College Graduates 23 Students
Trinity College completes Glass Day activities with 23 students to receive diplomas conferred by Most Rev Diomede Falconio. Afternoon events include class day exercises in O’Connor Hall with poems, songs, and a class prophecy. Alumnae Association holds annual meeting at 10:30 am.
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Trinity College
O'Connor Hall
Misses Mill
Clara Kemmedy
Rose Finn
Misa Bailiar-geon
Miss Schofield
Miss Galligan
Miss McNally
Miss Walsh
Miss Hayes
Diomedo Falconio
Taft
Wil
Taft thanks Georgians for Augusta generosity
President Taft expresses cordial thanks through Capt. A. W. Butt to Augusta trades bodies and citizens for a 5000 gift at a joint meeting to cover traveling expenses. He notes Southern friendship and avoids any reflection on the South while praising Augusta’s spontaneous response.
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Augusta
A. W. Butt
Taft
W. C. Boykin
Butt
South
Congress
Mr. Tawney
Soldiers to Be Court-Martialed Over Fort Fremont Affair
A report to the adjutant general says white soldiers of the 12% in coast artillery at Fort Fremont St Helena Island D C shot at by neighboring Black men and women May 9. Inspections found "blind tigers" and bootleg whisky fueled the incident. several enlisted men face court-martial.
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Fort Fremont
St. Helena Island
D. C
Adjutant General
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