Officer Sutton Shoots Self After Naval Academy Dance
At Annapolis on March 13 Lieut J N Sutton of the U S M L C died by self-inflicted gunshot after attempting to disarm bystanders who had tried to prevent his murder. Two comrades were wounded as officers and classmates aided him and a board of inquest investigates the event at the Naval Academy.
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Washington
Annapolis
Jumea Nuttle Sutton
MC Statone
School of Application
Naval Academy
Portland
Oreg
Dumide
Eval Academy
Sutton Lisut
Sutton
Ena
Board of Inquest
Savy Department
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Srpucation
Othena Hed
Government Farm
Adams
Hin
Roeker
Adem
Pariners
Col Moyen
Charles J Badger
John A. Hoogewertz
Ue Navy Department
Lieut Bitton
Oriesrs
Tumar
Boy Eieled by Moth Inhaled at Whiteville Fireside
Ten year old Jeasie Moore of George Moore Whiteville died after a candle moth flew into his open mouth while his father slept nearby. The insect lodged above the windpipe, blocking breathing, despite immediate medical aid from Dr McDonald Whitesville.
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Warhington
Owensboro
Jeasie Moore
George Moore
Stalley
Moore
Mc Donald
Whitesville
Ghostly Warning Halts Wedding in Wheeling Ceremony
Widow Mary Lincoln of Wilmerton claims her dead husband Charles Lincoln appeared in a vision during the planned marriage to Joseph Parker saying she must not wed again. The legend says the spirit spoke to the widow and to her mother, causing guests to leave and the ceremony to be canceled.
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Washington Post
Wheeling
Mary Lincoln
Wilmerting
Charles Lincoln
Joseph Parker
President Roosevelt Delays Move to Tensas Parish
Crowds along the route to Stamboul gather with hope as President Roosevelt cancels plans to move to Tensas Parish. Despite the change of plane and unexpected delay, officials express satisfaction at reconsideration. Hunters, Bear Lake camp talks, and anecdotes about Ben Lilley and Holt Collier fill the day while fans await further developments.
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Stambout
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Stamboul Con Tossax
Vitor
Bear Lake
Ben Lilley
Ben
Holt Collier
Rough Riders
la Cuba
Otto Winter
Stambaul
Gulfport Biss
Groeting
Emperor Illness and Black Voter Demonstrations Cast Shadow Over Mississippi
The report describes tense racial tension in Mississippi with Black crowds marching in Lake Providence and East Carroll Parish. references imperial illness hints at a European crisis. local citizens in Unadilla invite President Roosevelt to hunt bear on the Heddox farm, signaling political and social strain amid wartime-era divisions.
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Ana
Unadilla
Roosevelt
Heddox Farm
Giant bear labeled near Black Duck Minnesota
The report notes a giant brick bear with white hair on the right side was hired by Henry Savage, a local homesteader near Black Duck Minnesota, as of October 13. Separate items discuss Emperor Francis Joseph’s illness and diplomatic concerns surrounding Austria Hungary, with various observers noting pneumonia risks and cautious bulletins.
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Roosevelt
Henry Savage
Pawn
Savage Han
Woman Killed by Train Near Wimbleton Fest
Mrs George C Linkerletter, daughter of late Andrew Onderdonk, was killed when a Long Island Railroad train struck her runabout near Guten City. She was alone en route to her brother’s estate at Manhasser after attending services at the Cathedral of the Incarnation. The impact hurled her about twenty feet. the engine tore the vehicle to pieces as passengers aided her.
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New York
George C Linkerletter
Lnte
Andrew Onderdonk
Aumbrose Channel
Wren x
Long Island Railroad
Guten City
Cathedral of the Incernation
Manhasser
Linkelletter
Fairfax naturalized Briton now entitled to peerage
London Oct 14 Lord Fairfax has taken out naturalization papers to become a British citizen and will be entitled to all the privileges of the House of Lords. He has resided in England almost continuously since attending the king’s coronation. Albert Kirby Fairfax, twelfth Earl Fairfax of Cameron in the Scottish peerage, was born in Maryland and is the son of Job Coates Fairfax and Mary Beroneas Fairfax, daughter of Col Edmund Kirby of the U S Army.
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House of Lords
London
Lord Fairfax
House of Loris
England
Corona
Albert Kirby Fairfax
Eoron Fairfax of Cameron
Scotland
Maryland
Jobo Coates Fairfax
Mary Beroneas Fairfax
Edmund Kirby
United States Army
Ten Hour Faro Game Draws Large Chicago Wagering
A ten hour faro game at a Chicago gambling house cost Roy Jones one of the citys notable sports figures eight dollars while other losses ran into four figures. The event, held at a North Side venue on Friday night, drew a crowd and saw thousands of dollars change hands as the bank reportedly held a 100 unit and the high stakes attracted attention from police.
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Speeiak
Washington Post
Chicago
Roy Jones
Tha ‘Bank
Jones
Chinese Republic in Far East Proclaims Harsh Penal Code
An article in the Bourse Gazette reports a hitherto unknown Chinese republic on the Tan River in Russian territory. It outlines laws governing gambling, theft, debt, and hospitality with severe penalties including burial alive, drowning, and flogging, and imposes strict rules for guests and locals alike.
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Tan River
Blaly
Dyassyan
Vladivosto
Republic of
Iman
Turkey
Tun Ten Leo
Gunthet
Heaven
Uist
Cross Brothers
Mrs Batonyi Forgiven Not, Says Frank Work
New York October report quotes Frank Work, father of Mrs Aurel Batonyi, formerly Mrs Burke Roche, saying his daughter will never return to his home and that he has never forgiven her since marriage. He denounces Batonyi and dismisses gossip as persecution. He claims no involvement in any divorce discussions.
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Washington
New York
Frank Work
Aurel Batonyt
Burke Roche
Prizes Highlight Next Sunday's Readings at 5 Pas
Lottery note promises 81 dollars in prizes for readers. Read next Sunday for details as the Pe Lou Draw mm Income event appears in listings.
Sutton a death by own action
A brief note records Sutton’s death by his own action. No other details are provided in the readable fragment. The item appears among various notices and brief items in the issue’s index.
FISH PLANS NEW ATTACK May Take Into Courts
Chicago October 12 It is possible the struggle for control of the Hamas Central Railroad between Stayvesgnt Fish and M H Harriman may go to court Attorneys for Mr Fish filed a petition seeking to enjoin any stock voting at the annual meeting to be shown as awarded or controlled by the Union Pacific Railroad Harriman's attorneys say the Sinots Central may be exempt by its special charter from the Illinois law The aim is to obtain a temporary injunction delaying the annual meeting until the court rules on the contention
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Hamas Central Railroad
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Vanderbilt Triumph Sparks Family Reconciliation at Newport
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt attends a luncheon at Cornelius Vanderbilt's Newport home marking a rare reconciliation with his brother amid rumors of strained family ties over Grace Wilson's past and a potential match with a foreign nobleman. Mother’s role described as pivotal, reigniting social standing and inheritance questions. A Richmond horseback show report notes a reporter’s arrest attempt over questions about the Vanderbilt engagement and family dissensions.
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Newport
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbit
Cornelius
Mre Vanderbitt
Vanderbilts
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynhe Ils
Vanderbilt
Newsort
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Speisty Steere
Grace Wilson
Richmond
Leign Page
Richmond Horse Show Association
Bown
Duwlding
CG Ragnnsin Vanderblt
Fig Aster Gladys
Page
Vanderby
Casa Family Roettera
Balloon Sets Overseas Record From Yarmouth to Denmark
The Daily Graphic reports a balloon voyage from Gothenburg to North Denmark with a total distance of 603 miles. The craft crossed the North Sea at great speed but encountered fog near Semndinavis, causing navigational loss. Descent occurred at Bracko, Sweden, at 140. Further details promised next Sunday.
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Eanion
Daily Graphic Dalloon
Gothenburg
Yarmouth
Denmark
Semndinavis
Bracko Sweden
Aay
Elude Her Father No Record Of Marriage
Andrew P Maloney, uncle of Helen Maloney, elopes with Samuel Clarkson. Montreal search for marriage certificate fails. Lord Vivian aboard the Empress of Ireland reports Helen Maloney and Clarkson, believed married, traveling under assumed name. Clarkson plans to leave London for the north of Scotland with Maloney.
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Montreal
Cerffeate
Samuel Clarkson
Bien
Weilding
Lord Vivean
Europe
London
Lord Vivian
Quebec
Frontenac
Mims Maroney
Clarkson
Miss Maloney
Sir Arthur Birch
Evenny
Arthur
Sir Arthur
Sue
Clarence B Ritche
Martin Maalone
Hotel Cecil
West End
Sotlang
Glakeen
New York
Death of Col Lockwood in Norwalk Connecticut
Col Fred St Monn Lockwood, a leading Connecticut figure and president of the Danbury and Norwalk Railroad, died suddenly last night at age eighty three. He left a wife and three children and was a classmate of Phwetley Beigts. Further particulars appear in next Sunday's paper.
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Com
Fred St. Monn Lockwood
Connecticut
Danbury and
Col Lockwood
Phwetley Beigts
Ale
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