Milwaukee Girl Murder Case Stuns City as Police Hunt Suspects
A 14 year old girl, Hattie Zinda, was found strangled in an abandoned office near Humboldt and Commerce streets. Police believe a gang attacked her. suspects fled to Chicago. A lynching threat circulated as residents urged swift justice and a brutal post mortem described struggle marks and a tightly tied cord.
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Thompson Insurgent Democrat Named North Dakota Senator
Special to The Washington Post from Minneapolis on November 1 outlines North Dakota Senator Thompson churching his stance as an insurgent Democrat. He plans to stay largely silent in the Senate for the first year while supporting insurgent tariff ideas and advocating the Golden Rule in public life. He emphasizes restraint, pacific tendencies, and adherence to party lines including past support for Parker and Bryan, even as he distances himself from the free silver movement.
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Free Silver Movement
Died at Home After Illness in November
Obituaries record deaths of Margaret Bourrari aged 76 from Hat on West Street. Several notices note private interments and family services. Other individuals named include Harvey Balk arriving at a late residence and William W Aikey connected to a Congressional Cemetery reference.
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Marriage and Death Notices Across Papers
A garbled note indicates marriage and death notices may appear simultaneously in multiple papers. It lists outlets such as The Washington Post, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Record Herald, Providence Journal, Plain Dealer, St Louis Republic, Globe, Pioneer, Buffalo Courier, Post Standard, Philadelphia Public Ledger, and more, with unclear timing or method.
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Bribery Plot at Docks Exposes Sugar Theft Ring
The article recounts widespread dockside bribery tied to sugar cargo sampling. Cors a, honest sampler, reports how bribe money ranged from 11 to 25 dollars per cargo while officials like Wake man, Whitehead, and Treat shielded or sabotaged him. He seeks reinstatement through Treasury and Congress, while his wife appeals to the White House as investigations linger.
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Hypnotist Freed on Bail in Somerville Manslaughter Case
Special to The Washington Post Somerville NJ Nov 17 Professor Arthur Liverton confined on bond facing manslaughter charges in connection with the death of Robert Simpson, a hypnotic subject who died after recovery from a cataleptic state. He posted bail of 2000 in Somerville.
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Health Office Records Births and Deaths Listed
Births recorded for Antonio and sare Fergo glet Millard and Elle BY Brags, a long list of baby names including Jon Gwn Lally Mo Retngruber and many others. Deaths include Fove the Pumphrry aged 123 and Theodore V Kiesok 66, along with multiple ages and names in a concise roster.
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Elle
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Piet Matleam
Dells Wormley
Laward
Hattie Grady Borh Alter
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Beaulah Pack
Willam
Sarah Holmes
Elt Wittan
Bertha Gaines
Arihu AP
Gertrude
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Jeanie
Goly Horpt
Mary
Theddore
Kiesok
Kost Mead
Herters
Carr
Astan
Charles
Gordon
Holmead Place
Bn Miller
Michael Fogel
Soldiers Home
Hermes
Witlem Ricketts
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Elis
Pat Lame
James Robinson
Willow Tran Alley
Lee Nelson
Dumbarian Aye
Licensed to Marry Willian and Fases in Charlestown Va
A list of marriage intentions or banns showing numerous individuals from Virginia and surrounding states, including William Thomason, Rebecca Johnson, Casey Taylor, Vana Davia, and many others. The entries include ages, birthplaces like Richmond and Roanoke, and various counties such as Chester and Ashland. The mixed OCR text references Rev figures, churches, and multiple couples set to wed or under notice in Virginia locales.
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Rey
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Roanoke
Raplas
Rebecca
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Richmund Va
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Taylor Casey
Buen Vista Va
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Ki Bmord Va
JB McLaughlin
Readmsond
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Rowhatan County
Martha M Tietcher
Chester ‘Va
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Seaton
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Carruthers
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Anolo Jones
Camitre Sounly Va
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Peter Hayes
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Sugar Trust Prosecution Seen Delayed By High Court Action
Treasury Secretary MacVeagh and Attorney General Wickersham briefed on the sugar case say prosecutions will not be spectacular and may wait for Supreme Court ruling on Holt. Officials foresee action against top sugar trust figures only after Court decisions, with smaller prosecutions proceeding meanwhile. Wakeman discusses duties, reform and possible appointment while defending lack of congressional inquiry.
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Straw Vote At Food Show Picks District Commissioners
The Post teams with President Mcader and Retail Grocers’ Protective Association to run a straw ballot at Convention Hall. Voters can cast one vote on a paper ballot at the food show this afternoon and tonight for the two prospective district commissioners. Clergymen will oversee the process, and suffragettes push for women’s access to ballots.
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Judson Census Rows Settled and Tariff Talks With Taft
President settles two census supervisor disputes amid party friction. Morehead threatens resignation over North Carolina and Pittsburg appointments. Glasson and Plumpp placed in census roles plus Willett to be helped elsewhere. Secretary MacVeagh and tariff commissioners meet Taft to discuss reforms amid New York sugar trust fraud charges.
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Political and personal turmoil across party lines and a tragedy
Reports detail Secretary of State discussions on diplomatic appointments with early visitors including Knoxx, and possible postmaster general picks. Governor Curry’s resignation set for February 1, amid protest over A Le Lawshe as a New Mexico governor candidate due to citizenship concerns. Also covered is Edward van Buelow’s suicide after learning his wife was an octoroon and public reaction to race relations. A luncheon at the White House featured Charles Hopkine Clark and Charles F Brooker. President prepared for Norfolk航 trip arrangements.
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