Mrs Kaufmann Free After Death of Maid Turmoil
Mrs Emma Kaufmann, tied to manslaughter charges over Agnes Patrely, is freed by a jail mistake. Reported flight to avoid trial proved unfounded as the couple stays at home. Accusations cite brutal treatment by a mistress caring for a dead daughter's memory and alleged abuse by a wired man under her orders.
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Sioux
Dak
Emma Kaufmann
Agnes Patrely
Kaufmann
Sioux Falls
Kaufmanns
Staelf
Europe
Peter Erickson
Agnes Polrels
Irs Kaufmann
Moses Kautee
Tragic Kaufmann case unsettles Dakota town
jumble of obituaries and sensational notes include births and deaths from June in 1903 to 1908. reports of a brutal death tied to Mrs Kaufmann, her husband, and a exhumation reveal forty nine wounds. former servants cite temper and suspected motive as investigators push toward further arrests and county support for prosecution.
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Moses Kaufmann
Polreish
Mia
John Polreig
John Polreis
Mecger
Hutchnson County
Board of
Dakota
Kaufmanna
Nebraska City
Nebr My. Kaufma
Sterling Morton
Cleveland
Famine Relief Debate as Stolypin Denies Withholding Aid
In St Petersburg on June 25 Interior Minister Stolypin faced a heated Lower House interpellation over famine relief amid agrarian disorders. He denied government withholding aid, citing temporary grain magazine destruction and noting assistance to families of disorder participants. A Radical-led demonstration clashed with officials as Stolypin defended policy and urged private help under oversight. The session also touched on alleged Jewish responsibility for the Bialystok massacre, pending a parliamentary report due Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stolypin
St Petersburg
M. Stolpin
M. Alladin
Walter
Vemgn
Mouramiseff
M. Stolypin
MaNadin
Gurko
M Stolypin
Alee
Agrarian Commission
Rudiger
Bader
Bialystok
Hartje divorce case delayed in Allegheny Court
Augustus Hartje the paper magnate delays divorce trial against Mary Scott Hartje as three judges handle 75 petitions. The case features Thomas Madine the white coachman named as co respondent and a slander suit Hartje filed against him. Evidence from a black coachman Clifton Howe is ruled unreliable and not to be used.
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Soaington
Prittsburg
Amce
Augustus Hartje
Naalionaire
Mary Scott Hartin
Allegheny Country
Thomas Madine
Hartje
Madine
Hartie
Clfford Howe
Harte
Movements of Ocean Steamers New York to Europe and Return
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures of several ocean steamers. Vessels include Vaderland from Antwerp Hamburg arriving June 25, Bluder from New York via Plymouth Cherbourg arriving June 2, Penny Nenla from Hamburg to New York, Rotterdam bound. Ryndom from New York via Boulogne arriving June 2, Statendam from Rotterdam to New York arriving June 24, Et Faul from New York via Plymouth Cherbourg to Liverpool arriving June 23, Umbria from New York to Gudstown Cherbourg arriving June 25, and Zeeland from New York to Antwerp plus subsequent movements and dock notes.
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Vaderland
Rotterdam
New Furie
Southampton
Et Faul
New York
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Liverpool
Jne
Hom
Kurturst
Bremm
Ork Salle Island
Noxa
Assassinations at War saw Kill Wounded Detective in Front of Ambulance
In Warsaw on June 25 a terrorist group shot three detectives as an ambulance arrived to treat a wounded officer. Women fired, killing the injured man, while Cossacks and troops blocked the street, wounding several passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Rescued in mid ocean from sinking Norwegian bark Vega
Captain Gabrielsen and ten crew members were rescued in the mid Atlantic after the Vega sprang a leak and pumped water for two days. The vessel was abandoned and set on fire. They were brought to port aboard the Leyland Lina steamer Bohemian from Tunis to Mirltmchi New Brunswick.
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Liverpool
Bohemian
Gabrielsen
Vega
Tunis
Mirlmtchi
New Brunswick
mid-Atlantic
Re enforcing Garrisons Near Russian Frontier
A Vienna dispatch reports that Austrian garrisons near the Russian frontier will be reinforced following an agreement made during the German Emperor's visit to London. Germany will take similar precautions on its eastern border to address Russian disorders.
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Austria
Germany
London
Vienna
Morning Post
Haakon Presents Medals in Palace Ceremony
King Haakon conducted a royal medals ceremony at the palace ending with a large reception. He then undertook a series of visits aboard foreign ships and personally presented awards to notable crews amid celebratory notes from the crowd.
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Ironchtein
Haakon
Wasitins
Coronation Medals Awarded to Officers at Palace Reception
The coronation festivities concluded with a grand palace reception attended by all royals in the city. King Taakon presented the Prince of Wales with the grand cross of the Olaf Order.
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Taakon
Prince of Wales
Olaf Order
Epidemic of Death by Own Action in Heat Wave
Cable dispatches from Madrid and London report extreme heat triggering insanity and suicides across Spain and Britain. Hospitals note high suicide cases, with a pattern of hanging by men and drowning by women, attributed to vascular relaxation and lowered cerebral drive during hot weather.
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Washington Pont
Madrid
Spain
London
Fear Peasant Agitation Suppressed in Russia
St Petersburg reports government crackdown on peasant league plans. Orders ban commune elections for a convention and direct deputies to be kept from reaching the city. Jewish appeals for protection and Black Hundred propaganda spread. Berlin meeting condemns massacres and calls for restitution to the Russian Parliament.
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St Petersburg
Peasants' League
St. Petersburg
Zhitomir
Drinsk
Zolotomesha
Black Hundred
Vinayer
Ashev
Berlin
von Liszt
H. Danow
Moscow
Constitutional-Democratic Party
Albert Traeger
Brutelius
Rescued From Fire Trap In Five Story NYC Tenement
Bert Flemming a 21 year old Baton Rouge man was rescued by firemen after becoming overcome by smoke while reportedly about to leap from a top floor window at 221 Dexington Avenue. The blaze started in the basement and fed through to the fourth and fifth floors, damaging the structure with an estimated 2000 dollars in losses as residents fled to the roof and neighboring building ladders aided several to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shesial
Washington Post
New York
Dexington Avenue
Bert Flemming
Baton Rouge
Flemming
Moderates Work Coup In Havana City Council
In Havana the Moderates seized a council majority in the mayor’s absence and filled five vacancies, claiming full control. They declare the election pact void and plan to depose Liberal nationalist officials and staff, with similar moves aimed at the mayoralty. Mayor Bonuchea explains he was summoned to a suburban home and found the plan advanced upon his return to city hall.
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Havana
Jung
Bonuchea
Mendez Capote
Tribune Opposes Sending Fleet to Cronstadt
London June 2 The Tribune argues against dispatching a British fleet to Cronstadt contending that fraternization with divided Russia risks misunderstandings and that no real entente is possible until Parliament backs a government representing the Russian people. It notes broad Commons support for the move.
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London Tribune
Russia
London
the Tribune
Cronstadt
House of Commons
P B R Cleans House at Board Meeting on Stocks
The Pennsylvania Railroad board will order all employees to sell coal stock held, regardless of purchase method, with dismissal for noncompliance. The sweeping directive may extend to other stocks and aims to end discrimination complaints by shippers, drawing legal criticism.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street Station
Board of Directors
Pennsylvania
Judge saves Negro life in Missouri murder case
Special to The Washington Post Kanene City Missouri June judge Wat ford spared Wallace Cooper a death sentence and sent him to thirty years in state penitentiary after Cooper killed James Taylor in a West Bottoms livery stable. The judge criticized Cooper as a poor ignorant Black man with no friends and no one to plead insanity. Cooper, aged about twenty, expressed thanks as he sat down. Taylor, known as a bad Negro with prior killings, had implicated two men in his career.
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Washington Post
Kanene City
Wofford
The
Judes
Wallace Cooper
Watford
Cooper
James Taylor
Ninth and Mulberry Streets
West Bottoms
Taylor
Chinese Bandits Loot House In Canton Robbery
June 25 report from San Francisco describes Chinese bandits who gagged and tied Dr. A Beattie his wife children and servants at his Canton home. They looted valuables and escaped with plunder as U S monitor Monadnock waited nearby and native police patrolled the streets.
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San Francisco
Dr. A. Beattie
China
Shere
Canton
Dr. Beattis
United States
Monadnock
Dr. Beattie
Tila
Beatties
Doctor claims Postum eased his coffee harms Vetted physician urges Postum over coffee
A doctor recounts years of coffee use causing heart palpitations until a severe attack led him to switch to Postum. He notes heart symptoms largely disappeared, warns against coffee, and reports advising friends and patients to quit coffee for Postum. The ad promotes Postum Co. Battle Creek and its book The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Wellville
Whacked Peeping Toms In Bronx Park Night Patrol
New York June 25 Bronx Park rangers inspired with patrols to curb Peeping Toms disturbing lovers along a moonlit path. Detectives, nightsticks drawn, scattering youths fled after a brief pursuit through shrubbery. no arrests made on first pass, but authorities promise jail sentences on a second sweep as Cupid breathes easier.
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New York
Bronx Park
Bronx River
Merkel
van Benschoten
Cupid
Falls from Freight Elevator Killers and Claimed Life
Three men hurt in a New York Engineers Club building elevator accident. McGagh and Ward were jolted from a fifth floor ascent when the car slipped. Ward escaped with minor injuries, McGagh collapsed to the subcellar and died. Joyce, the engineer, suffered internal injuries from a dropped water barrel.
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Washington Port
New York
Engineers’ Club
Thirty-ninth Street
Thomas McGagh
East Eightieth Street
New York Hospital
Patrick Joyce
West Twentyfifth Street
Michael Ward
Bulleiner
Joyce
McGagh
Ward
Battle at Ohio coal mine wounds guard's wife
Dillonville Ohio June 25 trouble flared in a coal mine area as six guards escorted by company guards were fired on in a ravine near the Bradley mine. One guard is seriously wounded and his wife shot in the shoulder. Sheriff Vorhees summoned as fears of further clashes grow. Foreign workers among the wounded. Earlier strike violence led to troops being sent previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillonville
Ohio
United Stated Coal Company
Bradley Mine
Fred
Vorhees
Bradley
Woman Gives Up Poison in California Hang Case
Emma Le Dow, convicted of M. M. McVicker’s murder, handed quarter grain morphine tablets to her attorney in the county jail. He passed the poison to the sheriff. She claims the drug kept her awake during her trials. The morphine came from Dr. Dillon of San Francisco. Le Doux, California’s first female condemned to hang, is kept in solitary confinement in San Joaquin County jail.
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Epeela
Washington Pa
Stockton
Cal
Emma le Dow
M. M. McVicker
Dr. Dillon
San Franccisco
Bhe
McVicker
le Doux
California
San Joaquig County
Jarl
Brother and Sister Drown in Flint Water Lily Boat Mishap
In Flint Michigan on Tarbush Lake June, John Collins twenty three and his sister Slara Collins eleven drowned when a rowboat capsized while gathering water lilies. Mrs Selina Collins nine children and hired man George Crowler were in a second boat. three other Collins were rescued.
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Flint
Mich
John Collins
Slara Collins
Tarbush Lake
Fenton
Selina Collins
George Crowler
Collins
Watchman Burned to Death in Washington Fire
Washington New Jersey June 25 Mant of the Washington Manufacturing Company destroyed by fire. Watchman William Cook was burned to death after being struck by vertigo and dropping his lantern, which set the shop ablaze. Loss estimated at 10000 dollars with 30000 dollars in insurance. Company produced piano tools and piano boxes.
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Washington, N. J
Washington Manufacturing Company
Wiliam Cook
Thaws' Washington ties spark lingering scandal in engagement tale
The Thaw family long known in Washington appears again in society gossip as the engagement of Miss Thaw, Harry Thaw's ward, to the Earl of Yarmouth is recalled. It notes the couple's residence on Lafayette Square and the engagement announced there, with the marriage later taking place in Pittsburgh.
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Thaws
Washington
Lafayette Square
Miss. Thaw
Harry Thaw
Earl of Yarmouth
Pittsburg
Stanford White dies in shooting at Madison Square Garden
New York June 25 Stanford White famed architect dies after being shot by Harry Thaw at Madison Square Garden. Born 1863 in New York City he studied public schools private tutors and trained under Gambrill and Richardson. He formed Mead, McKim, Mead & White and designed major buildings including Madison Square Garden and many university projects. His wife was Miss Beame Smith.
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Washington Post
New York
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
Richard Grant White
Aritle
New York City
White
Charles D. Gamibril
H. Richardson
Trinity Church
Boston
Europe
Charles F. McKim
Wiliam R.mead
Mead, Mer Kim, Mead & White
Henry Villard
Race
Whitelaw Reid
Aseader
Great Britain
Madison Square Garden
Century
Metropolitan Club
New York University
University of Virginia
August St. Gaudens
Farragut
Madison Sttuate
Lincoln
Chicago
Scribner's
American Institute of Architects
Knickerbocker
Wnioc
University, and Brookelups
Automobile Club of America
Metropoltan Club
The
Century Association
Players, Lambs
Garden City Golf
New York Yacht Clubs
University of the City of New York
Beame Smith
Thoughtful shooting hoax at Madison Square Garden
At Madison Square Garden the audience initially believed the gunfire in the Stanford White case was a hoax. Harry Thaw staged the drama, Whyte collapsed, a chair and table fell, blood flowed, and two women screamed while others fled or fainted as the curtain fell.
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New York
Madison Square Roof Garden
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
Whyte
Bur Sre
Refused Son's Company Witnesses Father Accident
Special to The Washington Port New York Fame S-Lawrence White, son of Standford White, returned to the house at 121 East Twenty-first street around midnight. Reporters learned his father had an accident at the Madison Square roof. White had come from Harvard last week and had gone with his father to the St James country house on Long Island for the weekend. This morning they left Mrs. White.
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Washington Port
New York
S—Lawrence White
Standford White
East Twenty-first Street
Madison Square
Young White
Harvard
St. James
Long Island
Mrs. White
Father and son dissociate over Philadelphia business plans
On the way to New York Mr White notes a Philadelphia engagement forcing his presence there tonight. His son Lawrence proposes a dinner and theater outing. They dine at Cafe Martin then drive to the New Amsterdam Theater where Lawrence spends the evening with a friend while his father heads to Philadelphia.
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New York
Mr White
Philadelphia
Young White
Ward
White Town
Cafe Martin
Lawrence
New Amsterdam Root
Mr. White
New Amsterdam Theater
Chum
One Killed In Feud Battle At Thornton Colony
A feud in the Awe trian colony at Thornton AL sparked a hour long street battle ending in Peter Hendricks's death and multiple injuries. John Stienner, a quarry worker, is named as the shooter, Edward Goering possibly fatally hurt during the melee sparked by saloon tensions between Austrian workers and rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thornton
Peter Hendricks
John Stienncr
Edward Goering
Worths
Goening
Yale Glassay Excludes Nondegree Students At Law School
Yale class day events highlight senior receptions and promenade shows at New Haven. Secretary Metcalf spoke on lawyers in national affairs as law honors were awarded. Law faculty propose excluding nondegreed entrants and require two years of college work for admission. Freshman row on Temple Street to be abolished amid Bottle Night disturbances. strict dorm rules follow July 1 1997.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Law School
Victor H. Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Petts
N. P. Sterme
Anniston
Nathaniel P Sterne
Aniseton
Ala
Richard H. Hunt
Hot Spring
High Rink
Tale
Chittenden
Sheffield Scientific School
Temple Street
Forest fires threaten Magdalena region near Paso
Fire sweeps lumber tracts near Magdalena Sonora with mining camps destroyed. Paso reports several camps burned as the area remains heavily populated by American miners and the town faces threat.
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Magdalena
Sonora
Paso
Tex
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