Confession Alleged in Gov Goebel Killing Case
Reports from Frankfort say Henry Youtsey, serving a life term for involvement in the Goebel assassination, may have confessed though officials dispute it. The tale places Youtsey in the governor’s private office and implicates other Taylor administration figures. Authorities warn no pardon has been offered and details vary across rumors.
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Henry Youtsey
Win. Goe
Lord
Youtsey
Sfoutsoy
Caleb Powers
Wm. Goebel
Jim Ward
Imne
Le 18
Mayot
Diamond Match Co Purchases 65000 Acres of California Pine
The Diamond Match Co announces a deal engineered by C. C. Barber purchasing 65 000 acres of pine timber land in Butte County along the Sacramento River California. The tract valued at about 10 million will support large mills and a railroad for processing and shipping lumber. Gilbert Bartholomew of Bryant and May Co England witnessed the deal.
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Diamond Match Co
California
The
C. C. Barber
Butte County
Sacramento River
Gilbert Bartholomew
Bryant & May Oo
England
Peiet
Two Tons of Old Machinery May Be Filed in Clerk Office
In Eggers vs Taylor Vaughn Taylor Co a verdict for 3718 damages may prompt a bill of exceptions. If filed, two tons of machinery from the trial could be attached as exhibits, a scenario drawing amusement at the courthouse.
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County Clerk of Courts
Eggers
Taylor, Vaughn & Taylor Co
Helsley Hero Dies After Saving Friends At Sea
Cleveland November 12 Garrold Helsley son of Eck M Helsley is dead. He was in a large steam launch with friends when it was disabled in heavy seas and he volunteered to ashore two miles away to summon help. Exposure and exhaustion led to his death.
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Eck M. Helsley
Helsley
St Bernard’s Fair Promises Large Sum From Tuesday Evening
A great success is expected at St Bernard’s fair with an A concert to be given that evening. The event is said to realize a large sum, while weather forecast calls for a cool evening with fair conditions tonight and Thursday. The St John entertainment committee promotes the fair with plans for a profitable outcome.
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St. John
Miller milk depot owner charged with adulterating food
Rebecca H. ImproVing afra Miller, operating a milk depot at 167 South Broadway, faced police court on Wednesday charged with adulterating food. She pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to Thursday afternoon amid claims she planned to sell the business and showed a prospective buyer how to tint milk and cream with additives, though she once held a respected reputation.
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Afra
Rebecca H. Miller
South Broadway
Akron contractor wins Kent Council big contract
J. M. Davidson of Akron is awarded a substantial contract by the Kent Council totaling 18,474 dollars and 32 cents.
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J. M. Davidson
Kent Council
Akron
Operators Given Walking Papers In Pittston
Thirty telegra ph operators in Pittston were discharged by Western Union Telegraph Co after joining the Brotherhood of Telegraph Operators. The firing followed a rag meeting at St Charles hotel amid talk of a general strike as company officials cited a recession in business.
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Western Union Telecrint Co
Brotherhood of Oxia
St Charles
Maldh
Wold
Mayor vows crackdown on patent medicine bottles
No. 4d. The Mayor announced a new crusade to stop the distribution of patent medicine by bottles left on porches and yards. He warns of danger to children who might ingest contents and cites lurid advertising. Prosecutor Wellabee to review applicable laws and test cases are expected soon.
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Wellabee
Bears Plan Small Minnesota Meet With Railroad Chief
President Mah of the Hiinoin Central railroad will nap entertain in Minnesetpps. A small party of three or four persons will attend the Memphis gathering tomorrow.
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Hiinoin Central Railroad
Minnesetpps
Memphis
Moralpg
They're after Molineux they're after Molineux
A dispatch reports President Roosevelt avoiding public destination to protect a hunting camp from disturbances while in New York acting managers and theaters pursue actor Molineux for multiple engagements. Offers exceed two thousand dollars weekly, with various theater and vaudeville entities bidding for his services.
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New York
Brea
Roland B. Molinens
Sullivan, Harris & Wood
Jack Morton
Rose
Robert Gray
Charles BE
Bianey
Clay T. Vance
Molineux
Blaney
Newark
Asaya
New Terrey City
Molineux Freed After Not Guilty Verdict Ends Long Battle
Roland B. Molineux walks from criminal court a free man after a verdict of not guilty. A crowd of about 1,000 cheers Gen. Molineux and his son as they exit the courthouse. Molineux later visits the Tombs prison where cheering prisoners greet him. Cecil Molineux weeps on the steps.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Nor Guflty
Gen. Molineus
Goy
Black
Tie
Molineux
Gen
Mol
Jon
Ing
Bae
Criminal Court
Women's Department
Gen. Molineux
Tombs
Cecil Molineux
Tande
Tomba
No Good And Much That Is Bad to Say the Hard Coal
President Baer's brother coal magnates reply to President Mitchell. They deny unions improve workers and discipline. They claim The United Mine Workers of America has demoralized fields and caused violence and oppression among those who join.
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Washington
Baer
Mitchell
Spee
United ‘Mine Workers of America
Cost Of Lane School Costs Grow With Delays
The Lane School project sees mounting expenses as extras and preexisting issues raise the final price above the original estimate. The Board approved an $87 bill for O L Walker, the foundation repair inspector, while acknowledging broader potential costs as work continues toward occupancy.
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New Lane School
Board of Education
Alte
O. L. Walker
James
Walker
Wayward Durk Frank Weimer Seeks Light Sentence
Frank Weimer, a vagrant known as a Knight of the Road, argued before the Mayor on Wednesday to avoid jail. Arrested during court, he was found begging and abusing on West Hill. The Mayor imposed a $5 fine and costs plus 30 days in the Cleveland workhouse.
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Frank Weimer
West Hill
Cleveland
Akron Seeks Debt Breakthrough Through New Code
A careful reading of a proposed city code outlines how Akron could raise revenue to escape debt. The plan centers on a 10 mill general tax plus special levies, a sinking fund for bonds, and the option to issue deficiency bonds up to 50 years. Council may raise taxes by vote to cover deficits and fund Carnegie library commitments.
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Stny
Connell
Couneil
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