Officer Sutton Dies by Own Action at Naval Academy
Lieut J N Sutton of the U S M L C shoots himself after disarming attempts. Two comrades wounded as officers struggle to prevent self murder. The incident followed a dance at the Naval Academy School of Application, with a board of inquest to report to the Navy Department and rumors of broader fighting among cadets.
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Annapolis
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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
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Government Farm
Adams
Hin
Roeker
Adem
Pariners
Col Moyen
Charles J Badger
John A. Hoogewertz
Ue Navy Department
Lieut Bitton
Oriesrs
Tumar
Ghostly warning halts wedding in Wheeling ceremony
Widow Mary Lincoln of Wilmerton refuses to marry Joseph Parker after claiming her deceased husband Charles Lincoln visited her in a dream and in spirit, warned against remarriage. Guests photographed the scene as Lincoln’s mother recounted the night visit and the spirit’s grip on her daughter.
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Washington Post
Wheeling
Mary Lincoln
Wilmerting
Charles Lincoln
Joseph Parker
President Roosevelt Delays Move Toward Tensas Parish
Crowds gathered around Stamboul waiting to see President Roosevelt depart for Tensas Parish but a plane change halted plans. Local officials and reporters note general satisfaction with his decision to remain near Stamboul for now.
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Stambout
Tensas Parish
Stamboul Con Tossax
Vitor
Bear Lake
Emperor Illness and Black Voter Tension Notify Mississippi News
The report details imperial illness with pneumonia fears as rivals and Black communities in Stamboul and Lake Providence mobilize ahead of elections. A diplomat at The Hague notes political pressures, while in Georgia Unadilla leaders entice President Roosevelt with bear hunting.
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Spumishe Baisden
Hague
Giant black bear bears white hair in park discovery
The bear, labeled and white-haired on the right side, drew crowds in Black Duck Minnesota as Henry Savage, a local homesteader, paid $50 for the finest specimen. Officials noted the animal showed signs of tanning or aging and no immediate danger to the public.
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Roosevelt
Henry Savage
Pawn
Palace
Savage Han
Woman Killed by Train Near Guten City
Mrs George C Linkerletter, daughter of contractor Andrew Onderdonk, was killed when a Long Island Railroad train struck her runabout near Guten City while she drove to her brother’s estate at Manhasser. The accident occurred after the vehicle failed to clear a crossing, the engine striking the car and tossing it about twenty feet. Passengers aided her, and she was aged.
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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
Lord Fairfax Becomes British Citizen for House of Lords
London October 14 Lord Fairfax has taken naturalization papers making him a British citizen. He will be entitled to sit in the House of Lords. Fairfax has resided in England since attending the King's coronation. He is Albert Kirby Fairfax twelfth Earl Fairfax of Cameron in Scotland lineage, born in Maryland.
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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 shocks Chicago gambling scene
A ten hour faro game at a North Side Chicago gambling house drew massive bets and high losses. Roy Jones, described as one of Chicago's leading sportsmen, lost eight dollars while others' losses ran into four figures. The event, tied to a broader gambling carnival, drew police attention as authorities moved to suppress related activity. The stake bank reportedly held a one hundred dollar unit with thousands changing hands, marking one of the city's largest recent gambling sessions.
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Speeiak
Washington Post
Chicago
Roy Jones
Tha ‘Bank
Jones
Buried Alive and Fined Under Chinese Republic Laws
An the Bourse Gazette reports a distant Chinese republic in Russian Far East near the Tan River under a harsh legal code. It prescribes burial alive for thieves, fines of 600 pounds and a fat pig, and 20 blows with a stick for gambling violations. Guests receive three days free board then fees. debts to locals are forbidden. violators face death for certain offenses.
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Tan River
Blaly
Dyassyan
Vladivosto
Republic of
Iman
Turkey
Gunthet
Uist
Cross Brothers
Cross Brotherhood
Mrs Batonyi Not Forgiven Speeches to The Washington Pest
New York October reports Frank Work father of Mrs Aurel Batonyi said his daughter would never return to his home and he has never forgiven her since marriage. He denounced Botony and spoke of persecutions she claimed to endure. He insisted he cares nothing about the divorce proceedings and would not discuss the matter further.
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Paris
Budapest
Petit Pariien
Neusser
Schoonbrunn
London
Tha
Vienna
Tha Express
Eral
Washington
New York
Frank Work
Aurel Batonyt
Burke Roche
Prizes Promised in Sunday Lottery Draw Notice
In a brief classified notice readers are informed of an upcoming Sunday drawing offering eighty one dollars in prizes. The ad urges readers to read next Sunday for full particulars and mentions a prize pool of 81 dollars associated with the event.
Sutton death by own action and tributes in today’s issue
Page to Litent notes Sutton dies by self harm with notice of memorials and obituaries. Other items include presidents and emperors in brief, derelict sisters in law and marriages, pensions, foreign markets, and a shipwreck report with editorials and sports.
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Sutton
Aine
Vanderbilte
Pesce
Columbus
Parsons
Taft
Eoiomos
Alejandris
Siema
Ponta
Wall Street
Fish Plans New Attack in Central Railroad Fight
Chicago Oct 12 It may be the struggle for control of the Hamas Central Railroad between Stayvesgnt Fish and M H Harriman goes to court Attorneys for Mr Fish filed a petition seeking to enjoin any sale of stock in the annual meeting to be held Wednesday alleged to be controlled by the Union Pacific Railroad Harriman’s lawyers contend the Sinots Central would be exempt from the Illinois law The aim is a temporary injunction to delay the meeting while the court rules on the dispute
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Hamas Central Railroad
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Pish
Vanderbilts at peace as family reconciled
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt joins Cornelius Vanderbilt at Newport amid reports of a long awaited family reconciliation. The meeting centers on the matronly stance of their mother and the social rise of Cornelius wife, with past rifts over Grace Wilson’s marriage to a favored suitor cited. A Richmond journalist was briefly threatened for questioning Vanderbilt about family dissension and engagements.
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Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Speisty Steere
Grace Wilson
Balloon Sets Over Sea Record From Gothenburg to Bracko Sweden
The Daily Graphic reports a balloon voyage from Gothenburg to Bracko Sweden covering 603 miles. A foggy crossing near Semndinavis caused bearings to be lost and the descent occurred at Bracko at 140. Details promised in next Sunday’s post.
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Eanion
Daily Graphic Dalloon
Gothenburg
Yarmouth
Denmark
Semndinavis
Bracko Sweden
Aay
Elude Her Father No Record Of Marriage
Special to The Was Magizm Post reports Andrew P Mato ney, uncle of Helen Maloney, eloped with Samuel Clarkson and searched Montreal records for a marriage. none found. Clarkson and Maloney were seen aboard the Empress of Ireland near Quebec, while London inquiries focus on a possible concealed union and future travel to northern Scotland.
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Cerffeate
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Weilding
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Europe
Was Magizm
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Andrew P Matoney
Helen Inloney
Matrix
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Mahoney
Linear House
Willon J
Maria Maloney
Bunning
Clarkson
London
Lord Vivian
Quebec
Frontenac
Mims Maroney
Miss Maloney
Sir Arthur Birch
Evenny
Arthur
Sir Arthur
Sue
Clarence B Ritche
Martin Maalone
Hotel Cecil
West End
Sotlang
Glakeen
Death of Col Lockwood in Norwalk Connecticut
Col Fred St Monn Lockwood a prominent Connecticut figure and president of the Danbury and Norwalk Railroad died suddenly at eighty three. He leaves a wife and three children. A classmate of Phwetley Beigia, he was notable in local history and business. Details to follow in next Sunday's paper.
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Com
Fred St. Monn Lockwood
Connecticut
Danbury and
Norwalk Railroad
Col Lockwood
Phwetley Beigia
Ale
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