Death of Major McLaughlin Shocks California Politi
Frank McLaughlin a famed California mining operator and Republican leader dies by his own hand after a deadly sequence involving his daughter and a warder. Masterson pays tribute calling him the grandest man. The tragedy unfolds with police and telegrams as authorities trace motives and connections in San Francisco and beyond.
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Masterson
Dead Man
New York
Mel
Frank Melaughtin
San Francisco
IL Krews
Masterson Tanner
Elster Metropole
Kugwa
Wenny
Prince Arnulf of Wavaria Dies After Duel Claim
Vienna reports Prince Arnulf of Wavaria died from pneumonia three days after a sword wound said to be from a duel with the Duke at Genoa, brother of ex Queen Margarita of Italy. The duel purportedly occurred at Vigrano near Venice.
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Vienna
Neves Werner Journal
Arnulf of
Wavaria
Genoa
Margarita
Italy
Vigrano
Venice
Dominican bond sale delayed by market conditions and authority
Secretary Root urged Santo Domingo to hold off on selling the 20 million dollar Dominican bonds. Velasquez and Velasquez faced limited encouragement in New York as Kuhn, Loeb offered 9 percent with a 1.02 1 3 price. Government rule under mona vivendi allocates customs receipts and sinking fund, pressuring sale while authorities await better market conditions.
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Root
Hoot
Senor 3Euner
Senor Velasquez
Emmerce
Santo Domingo
Inot
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
Senor Volanques
Santo Hamingo
Mona Vivendi
White House financial talks weigh relief plans and bonds
White House held two conferences on the national money stringency with President present. Secretary Cortelyou and Secretary Reut discussed proposals on central fees for transit firms and possible bond issues. Kellogg joined the late session with Garfield and others, but no statement would be issued on financial policy.
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Cortelyou
Kellogg
White House
Cotinet Il
Trass
Interstals
Cortelyeu
Reot
Meyer
Reut
Treasury
Garfield
Kellng
Amon. Bott
Ageae
Wasta
Bureau of Corporations
Kelloge
Loyal to Brown Refuses to Assail Dead in Court
Mrs Annie M Bradley defense plans to prove mental illness and prevent tarnishing the memory of Arthur Brown. The accused killer's counsel expect her to testify late in the week after consulting experts and gathering depositions. Prosecution counters with witnesses and a detailed hypothetical question to challenge the defense narrative.
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Altea
Bradley
Mra. Bradley
Washington
Dietrich
Baker
Arthur Brown
National Frep Association
MBS
Annie M. Bradley
District Supreme Court
United Tater
Utah
Med Bradley
Trial notes amid juror relief in Bradley case
Report of ongoing proceedings in the Bradley murder trial notes witness examinations, defense tactics, and juror breaks. Courthouse patrols provide security and jurors stroll near the Turkish area, as jurors receive books and messages from supporters while a witness list forms for the defense.
Cole and Findlay Bride Wed in Columbus Event
Ralph D. Cole, U S representative from Ohio eight district, secretly wed Miny Blanche Davin of Findlay. The ceremony took place in Findlay with few family members present while Wade Wilson, attorney general, hosted a reception in Columbus. The couple planned a tour before Cole resumes Congressional duties.
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Syerset
Washington
Columbus
Ohio
Ralph D. Cole
Congress
Miny Blanche Davin
Findlay
Coles
Hartman Hotel
Wade
Wilts
Xeneral
Congresaman
Cole
Union Station
Eilis
St Findlay
Elis
Saeto
Cola
Lea
Death by Own Action Ends Made Attack on Family
Lucien F Underwood a Columbia University professor killed his wife and attempted to kill his daughter before stabbing himself to death in Reading Connecticut. Friends say he suffered financial trouble but cannot explain the motive. He had lived in the town for a year and was devoted to his family including a daughter recently graduated from Cornell.
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Sonea
Washington Post
Lal
Frank MuLaughlen
Dasgstr
Stanly
Pollenty
Jay
Willem T. Jeter
Aaveraur UN
Sint Cruz
Maj
MuLaughlin
Jater
Agia
Pola
Underwood
Columbia, University
New York
Attar
Redding
Conn
Torrey
Columbia University
America
Charles 8
Chis
Cornell, University
Smugglers Sought in Large Gown Conspiracy Case
Inspector Austen Montenve is arraigned on conspiracy to dodge customs duties in a case involving $15 000 in Paris gowns and apparel seized at the Washington Port. A man and a woman are also wanted as principals, with officials silent on details as the large smuggling inquiry unfolds. The port attorney and surveyor led the probe since September 1 and Montenve was held on 5000 bail pending examination next Wednesday.
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Washterton
New York
Austen Montenve
United States
Shields
Wowan
Ots
Tnuke
Federal District Attorney
Montange
Washington Woman Missing Sparks City Police Effort
A Washington woman Mary J Kuhns aged about 18 disappears from her home two weeks ago prompting intensified searches across the city and requests for confidential handling. Police have asked New York and other large cities to circulate a description while relatives seek safety and privacy during the investigation.
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Mary J. Kuhns
Wanlington
Washington, D. C
Washngton
Vmpon
New York
Mary J. Kula
Oklahoma Adopts Statehood as Haskell Attacks Trusts
Governor Haskell denounces trusts in inaugural speech praising Oklahoma’s statehood amid celebrations in Guthrie. He criticizes federal control, urges prison terms for offending officers, and orders steps to block Standard Oil’s gas pipe export. Prohibition takes effect at midnight. ceremonies honor retiring territorial officials.
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Yolarea
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Charles N. ‘Hassell
Haskell
Rocgavelt
Bartlesville
Standard Ol Company
Kansas
Seloona
Sisters
Oklahoma Territory
Frank Frantz
PJ McCabe
Ie Bane
Roosevelt
Indian Territory
Charles Filegm
Oklahuns
Bend of Cheroles
Leslie G. Nibieck
Gov. Haskell
Fragmented medieval pages reveal assorted society notes and headlines
A chaotic OCR palette lists varied items from political notes to societal columns. Mentions include a White House conference, Oklahoma statehood, a fatal auto crash, missing debts, school deadlock, romantic life sketches, ambassador tasks, labor sessions, and diverse feature topics such as theater, real estate, fashion, and crime.
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Bradley
White House
Oklahoma
Statehood
Bryan
Barnes
Bryce
Cody
Katherine Clétamone
Banke
Cebie
Alexandriana
Army
Navy
Edith Root
Maziea
Washington
Muala
William HB
Germany
Pennsylvania
New Etation
Monte Christo
Japan
Bridge
s-Railway
Batel Diacussea Church
Democrats Bitter Over Bryan Nomination Prospects
Cha rman Conn ers of the Democratic State committee voices opposition to renomination of Bryan, preferring Chanler or Cleveland as a ticket with Roosevelt’s rivalries noted. Reports from Chicago, Cincinnati, and French Lick discuss potential candidates and efforts to attract the national convention, with Ingalls predicting Bryan’s inevitability and plans to woo the convention.
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New York
Conners
Democratic State Committee
Waldorf-Astoria
Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Connert
Himeali
Srgan
Arly
Bryan
Roosevelt
Heyakes
Chanler
Democratic Party
Chanier
Comers
New York State
Cleveland
Washington Fort
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Woo
John Son
Minnesota
Tom Taggart
Democratic National Comelties
French Lick’ Springs
Ind
Thacnena
Mr. Cleveland
Haat
West
French Lick
Ingalls
Washlegion Post
Cinchinati
Cincinnati
Dempses
Stnetmnatt
Auto Crash Fatal in West Shore Railroad Collision
Ex judge Alfred Steckler of New York and lumber dealer Yoseph Henry Eckstein were fatally injured when a West Shore railroad engine and a touring car collided near Harrington Park New Jersey. Eckstein died at the scene. Steckler and the chauffeur were hurt, with doctors tending them at nearby towns. Coroner’s report found no blame on the engineer.
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J. H. Eckstein
Steckler
Eckstein
Eacapea
Weablaston Post
New York
Yoseph Fenry Eckstein
Broad Street
Ninety Eighth Street
Harrington Park
N. Z
Justine
Supreme Court
Alfred Gredder
Eck+ stain
Steck- Jermaydla
Justice Brackler
Tersor
West Shore
Thirtest Eckstein
Englewood
Lees
Nora May French Death The Carmel Suicide Attempt
San Francisco reports Nora May French a poet, linked to Carmel by the Sea, attempted suicide after an uncle the Presbyterian minister warned her against self destruction. She carried a revolver, aimed at a shadowy pine edge, but shot failed and she swallowed poison instead.
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San Francisco
Nora
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Polaon
Mauretania Begins Trip Record Passenger List
Liverpool November 15 thousands witnessed the departure of the Cunard liner Mauretania a colossal display at night with 2000 passengers aboard and carrying eighteen tons of gold. Notables on board included Princess De Poix Prince Andre Poniatowski Sir Clutten Lady Robinson Prof Beilby Anthony Drexel and G Bunter. Special trains from London brought over 30 saloon passengers as crowds cheered while the steamer sailed away.
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Wolstanton Fort
Liverpool
London
America
Carrie
Princess de Poix
Prince Andre Poniatowski
Sir Clutten
Lady Robinson
Prof. Beilby
Anthony Drexel
G. Bunter
Grm
Mauretania
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Jeter
Lamghlin
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Chatewot Mae Hepublicas State Central Fewertitine Nial Coe
Republean Nathmal Committee
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Pacife
McLaveblin
California
Fidgely
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Europe
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Brown
Mrs. Bradley
Heaver
Mrs. Bradey
Witings
Inmont Ascress
George P. Hoover
Enrngel
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Tudge
Orlando W. Powers
Wil
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Mt New
Essman
Lucien F. Underwood
Columbia
Imi
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Chris
Xender
Baltimore
Retern
Barry
Buntley
Aga
Royal Lim- Hea
City
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Inin & Sonition
Hudider Trust
Coal Trust
Haskell Dwart
Merona
Iitet
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Tork Stock Exchange
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Kenta Pag
Chempatike Beach
Dehedale
Bunday
Chesayedke
Union
Atation
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Tao Pein
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Nebraskas
Sage
Princeton
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Bil
Angle
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