Wilde Case Trial Reveals Alledged Bedroom Seizure Details
A London court hears testimony in the Wilde murder inquiry style proceedings. Witnesses describe meetings at Taylor's Hotel and Savoy, with Wille Wilde and others at the center. The case involves alleged improprieties and a plea for bail as proceedings continue at Tow Street Court.
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Withese
Taebur
Wille
America
Leetters
S. Woods
Wilde
Alfred Dowggins
Taylor
Rhartev
Mor
Watton
Tay
Savoy Hotel
Piston
Wide
Omar Wilde
Roberth
John Bridge
Witte
John Brideo
Archibald Douglas
Quewnsberry
Douclas
Chawich
Arete Douglas
Tarlor
Ant Makin
Thie
Thornhey Moat
Tow Street
Vullue Court
Dumnand
Infant Jumped From Bridge in W. Va Disaster Event
A two year old child, Frank Petia, reportedly leaped from a bridge in what is described as a grim accident near Pittsburgh. The body was recovered, and the infant reportedly had no visible injuries beyond the fatal fall’s impact. Witnesses describe a deep waterway below the span as the likely scene.
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Apulsfarg
Simvink
W. Va
Frank Petia
Couwhel
Pitteburg
Corwon
Train Fatalities and Local Court Actions in April Report
A chaotic April report details a West Virginia freight train crash killing James Sutton and Joseph Merchant near New Cumberland and nearby Cheyenne travel disruptions. County Court actions include liquor licenses denied to several individuals and a push for passable amendments. A separate maritime note lists arrivals in Liverpool and New York.
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Ciniserband
James Sutton
New Cumbereon
W. Va
Desert Canyon Mine Story Amid Rich California Find
An old prospector tells of a canyon in California where ancient miners hid bricks of gold. The tale, partly verified by locals, centers on a spring in a hidden canyon with caves, bones, and gold bricks marked with hieroglyphics. The McHaney brothers and partners pursue the Lost Horse area, claiming the Desert Chief and related claims may yield a multi million dollar fortune.
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San Diego
Cal
California
Coolgardia
Australia
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
India
Tinsman
Tingman
Kli
Tingham
Indiana
Palm Range
Minas
Gunebot
Arizona
Idaho
Desert
Lost Horse
Morongo Mountains
Holland
Tiree
McHaney
Will Ball
McHaney Ranch
Cxayen
M'Haney
Jim McHaney
Botem
Jim
Riverside
San Bernardino
Bill
Ball Tosses Warm Weather Sparks Local Baseball And Bowling Notes
Warm weather brings out ball players as Metropol itan Club organizes, contracts flow, and ground work starts for a 2,000 seat grand stand with 1,000 bleachers. Bowling results crown the Brownies over South Side in a tight league race and Dan O Connor issues a 100 yard dash challenge.
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Ahat
Kels
Glasscocks
Ansons
Wheeling
White
H. H. Ziegler
Nick Young
National League
Inter-State Association
Ziegler
Buckenberger
Cincinnati
Dan O'Connor
Eighth Ward
Charles Dalley
South Side
A Model Coal Yard Planned on East Seventeenth Street
A new model coal yard to be built on the triangular ground owned by the N. & C. Railroad on the curve at the east end of Seventeenth Street. Secretary William Fee of the Gas Board arranged a lease, with plans for a trestle and eight 5,000 bushel bins, enabling rapid unloading and additional daily loads. The project aims to reduce theft losses, provide near city scales, and serve anthracite coke and Pennsylvania coal customers.
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Stroets Wheeling
N. & C. Railroad Company
Seventeenth Street
William Fee
Gas Board
Seventeeth Street
B. & C. Pittsburg
Fee
Hamilton
Fifeen
Foo
Supreme Court Tax Ruling Splits Public View Across State
Chicago reports a mixed reception as the Supreme Court's decision on taxation upholds parts of lower rulings while striking others. The file details impacts on rents, incomes, and bonds, with officials cautioning on future revenue and congressional action. Senators discuss potential price effects if the ban on certain taxes remains or is repealed.
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Chicago
Tribune
Warllngeton
D. C
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
United State Juveri
Conehialen
Gre
Flea Jackson
Puller
Feild
Gray
Brower
Harlan
Tf Cid
Washington
Ani
Minere Ote Supreme Court
Lave Lolee
Dei
Tony
Senator Voorhwe
Finance Committee
Mnyrlin
Renle
Harpis
Mitten
Afl
Arkansas
Peff
Miterii
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Taytor
Ieferlad
Anton Hoetwat
Hind
Baseul
Lennethy
de Carlen Wraee
Wren
Pokinsky Iernese Die
Tektites Vanden Ieee
Haenetada
Wilkilry
Lee
Lee Fan
Westen Ligner Lievises
He Meurer Wooten
Wy Va
County Court
Giritho
PJ. Dyer
TG. Thewson
Bland Bailey
Cok
M. Dmagherly
John Tierney
Cal & Tatener
J. W. Arboend
Michael Keetizen
Ware
Dleuna
Stnrayge
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Kamas
Hebe
Denver
Adowe
Liverpool
Cevte
New York
RIM
New Yak
Apett G
Tm Brie
Trom
Livwepseuts Vomteire
Nor Jae Thom
New Tork
Martina Seewne
Stathers
Colentane
Hertha Grad
Anne Vorsay
Hym
de Werele
Jep
Marshall-Callaher
Celisher
Marshall
Callagher
Thesclub
Tim Scanlon
Harry Nikirk
Yank” Kenny
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Nameless
Pen and Pencil
Brownies
Moses Alleys
O'Neil
Hervey and Zimmer
Travis
Morgan
Mase Ball
Harry Minnehan
Bellaire
Twin Cities
Billy George
Grand Rapids
George Westlake
Carbondale
G. Meniels
Arnold Club
Steel Bridge
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Tenn
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Memphis
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Florenna
Barney
Aaron
Sister Mary
Maid Marion
Libertine
Potentate
Geo. F. Smith
Royal Choice
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the Dog
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Ne Mite
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Flore
Stella
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Dave Dollar
Martha R
Hellena
Lela Dell
Whiteman
Imp
Percy
Rhett Good
Advocate
Mote
Bedford
Jim Henry
Tobin
Simon W
Suma
Brendon
Diggs
Doctor
Potsdam
Lilly of the West
Yale
Roanoke
Starte
Fulton Fire Department
Geo. Kleeh
Henry Stein
John Roth
Fire Department
George Kleeb
Henry Roth
Herman Haas
Charles Smith
Adolph Landahl
Charles Ruhl
Christian Hofman
George Busch
Michael Stein
Edward Hamm
Peter Fetsheim
Redmainn's Cemetery
Goetze’ Hall
Dietrich Roemer
Washington, D. C
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