Milwaukee Girl Murdered After Lashing by Gang
A 14 year old girl, Hattie Zinda, was found strangled in an abandoned office near Humboldt and Commerce, Milwaukee. Police say youths fled to Chicago. witnesses saw a ribbon fragment leading to the body. Investigators describe a violent attack with evidence of resistance and postmortem report confirming death Friday night. The community faced threats of lynching as authorities pursue suspects.
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Chicago
The
Washington Post
Milwaukee
Hattie Zinda
Humbold Boule
Commerce Street
Landtoo
Amin
Phela
Sto
Gans Toapty Betts
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Paciah
Levey
Tallang
Czerwimsky
Hoy
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Thompson insurgent Democrat to take seat in Senate
North Dakota senator designate Thompson tells Washington Post he will back insurgent tariff measures, stay largely silent for a year, and apply the Golden Rule in daily affairs. He says he will exert influence in committees, supports Parker and Bryan on those issues, and remains a consistent Democrat.
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Washington Post
Minneapelia Minn
United States
Thompson
North Dakota
Tam
Washington
Senate
Judge Parker
Bryan
Free Silver Movement
Beloved Union of Margaret Fo Bourrari Dies at 76
Obituary notices report the death of Margaret Fo Bourrari at age seventy six with funeral arrangements in Hat on West on Today No po 1d at $0 om Relatives invited to attend private interment. Also noted are forthcoming services for Harvey W Balk arriving at his late home and other terse references to interments and family notices across New Hampshire and Ontario communities.
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Margaret Fo Bourrari
Po Harvey
Funste Snl
Uoms
Cheres
Gore Ton
New
Hampolne
Wernesd
Homuiton Ontario
Purolas
Bre
William Waic
Noutheast
Marriage and Death Notices Across Papers
A garbled note indicates notices of marriage and death were to appear simultaneously in multiple papers including Pittsburg Dispatch Record Herald Providence Journal and St Louis Republic among others. It references timing and telegraphic transmission without clear dates or names.
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Washington Post
Storming
Evenquirer
Pittsburg Dispatch Record Herald
Frovidence Journal
Equi Plain Dealer
Tovieder Heraldsyne
Timod St .Lous Republis
Globe Si Parl Pioneer Frees
Uutale Cour Ar Rarusa Post Standard Philadetnita Public Ladeor
Bribery schemes at docks prompt reforms and pleas
A dockside corruption tale centers on Cors a who took bribes from samplers cheating the sugar trust. He reports the scheme to Mr Treat and appraiser Wake man, faces threats after exposing the fraud, seeks reinstatement through Whitehead and Secretary Shaw, while his wife pushes White House appeals and Congressmen for action amid mixed signals from Washington and a veteran civil service inquiry.
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Trust
Corsa
Sugar Trust
Pollutieg Op
Mr .Treat
Mr Treat
Wakeman
Corse
Jorss
Mr Wakeman
Mr. Treat
Mir Wakeman
Coven
Cage
George W Whitehead
Whitehead
Treat
Tal Ways
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyou
Ietter
George Whitehead
Shaw
Leslie M Shaw
the Treasury
Shaws
White House
Roth
Department
Ins
WR. Codington
Charles NW Fowler
Hamilton Kean
Custom House
Anderson
Theodore Havemeyer
Hypnotist’s Bail Granted in Somerville Murder Case
Special to The Washington Post Somerville New Jersey November 17 Prof Arthur Liverton confined on counter suit pending trial for manslaughter in connection with the death of Robert Simpson a hypnotic subject who died after recovering from a cataleptic state. He was released today on a 2000 bail.
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Somerville
Washington Post
Somervlle
Arthur Liverton
Robert Simpson
New Orleans
Edward van Buelow
Prince Jom Buelow
Germany
von Buelow
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Health Office Births and Deaths Record Listing Names
Births list includes Antonio and Sare Fergo Gl et Millard Elle By Brags Jon Gwn Lally Mo Retngruber Jeln J End Beraadette Faxes Piet Matleam Dells Wormley Laward Hattie Grady Gertrude Carter Willam and Sarah Holmes Wittan Bertha Gaines Arihu AP Gertrude Young Jona 1 Jeanie Arews. Deaths note Fove the Pumphrry 1233 Wont awn a years Christin Georgetawn Goly Horpt TM 19 can Mary Reed Sl Wdvene 6 years Theodore V Kiesok 666 Kost mead yrum Herters A Carr Wt Astan 43 years Charles 3 Gordon 419 Holmead place 63 years John Miller emergency Hospt 08 youre, Michael Fogel Soldiers Home 8 years Hermes Wo balk 78 Sth sl se St years Willem Ricketts 1403 Ech st Nwm 62 years Infant of George Handy Elis P Wnguer Pat Lame James Robinson 62 Willow Tran alley 47 years Lee Nelson 708 Dumbarian aye 46 3eam Lana MW Ware Willam Hammertre Georgetown Univ Hospt 40 years Lowike White Garfield Hospital 97 years Thomas H Wright 123 Let aw 42 years 1
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Antonio
Sare Fergo
Glet Millard
Elle
Jon Gwn Lally
Piet
Goly Horpt
Mary
Theddore
Kiesok
Kost Mead
Herters
Carr
Astan
Charles
Gordon
Holmead Place
Bn Miller
Michael Fogel
Soldiers Home
Hermes
Witlem Ricketts
Ech
St Nwm
George Handy
Elis
Pat Lame
James Robinson
Willow Tran Alley
Lee Nelson
Dumbarian Aye
Licensed to Marry William and Margaret G Atken in Virginia
A fragmented OCR record lists numerous named individuals, marriages and places across Virginia and surrounding regions, including William Atken and Margaret G Atken with references to Roanoke Richmond Ashland and Alexandria. The text appears to compile marriage notices with dozens of names, ages, and locales, interwoven with church and official references.
Sugar Trust Prosecution Faces Non Spectacular Path Ahead
Secretary MacVeagh and Attorney General Wickersham framed the sugar case as not spectac ular while signaling the government will delay major action until the Holt ruling reaches the Supreme Court. Wickersham travels to Kansas City to speak at the Commercial Club. MacVeagh remains in Washington as officials prepare for a cautious approach that targets key sugar trust figures only after legal clearance.
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Sugar Trust
Treasury
MacVeagh
Wickeraham
Atorney
Kansas City
Wickersham
Washington
MacVeach
The
Treansury
Supreme Court
Holt
Taft
Treasury Department
Office of the Attorney General
Straw vote on district commissioners at food show
The Washington Post teams with President Taft and Retail Grocers' Protective Association to stage a straw ballot at Convention Hall during a food show. Voters can cast ballots for two prospective district commissioners this afternoon and tonight, with clergy overseeing the process and suffragists promoting women’s voting rights.
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Board of District Commissioners
Washington
cMader
Patrick
Cork
William T Russell
St Patrick ‘ Catholic
Abram Simon
He Wighth Street
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Stragetie Guild
Congress
Bradley
Convention Hall
Morehead Wins Fight Over Census Supervisors and Glasson
President settles two census supervisor rows causing friction with Representative Morehead and the Pittsburg machine. Glasson is displaced for Jones, Willett aided elsewhere. Tariff commissioners introduced to the White House, Oliver and Hitchcock seek resolution, sugar trust frauds in New York noted.
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Morehead
Congress
Taft
White House
Frederick
Judson
Eupreme Court
South
Chicago
Representative Morshead
North Carolina
Pittsburg
Morsheed
J. R Glasson
Glasson
Mr Jones
Washington
Plumpp
A. E Willett
Yale
Olver
Oliver
Hitchcock
Cass
Plunmpp
Willett
MacVeagh
Tariff Commission
James B Reynolds
the Treasury
H C. Emery
Thejr
Alvin H Sanders
Reynolds
New York
Sover Ag
Political intrigue and a New Mexico gubernatorial note
The report cites Secretary Knoxx discussing diplomatic appointments and a gubernatorial vacancy in New Mexico with A Le Lawshe as a possible candidate, while protests emerge over local citizenship for the post. President’s luncheon guests include Hartford Courant editor Charles Hopkine Clark and Connecticut GOP figure Charles F Brooker, followed by a Norfolk departure.
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Knoxx
Sloman Luna
New Menxico
Gov Curry
A. le Lawshe
Lawane
New Mexico
Charles Hopkine Clark
The
Hartford Courant
Charles F Brooker
Republican Nationa
Connecticut
Miss Boardman
Red Cross
Capt Butt
Norfolk
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