Lost Fortune in Backing Patent
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions Ian Vlissingen and a deal in Chicago with a patent backing scheme. The readable bits hint at a financial loss and a forged or failed venture, but specifics are unclear.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1908
Page
1
Forger Van Viissingen Abandons Quick Jail Start
Peter Van Viissingen, linked to crimes totaling about 700000, will delay immediate imprisonment to help unwind his tangled finances. He remains in Chicago to aid in sorting forged notes and mortgages that have harmed many, including local brewers and ordinary holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter van Viis- Bingen
Chicago Title and Trust Company
van Viissengen
van Vlissingen
van Viissingen
Alamany's Crisis Believed Passed
A historical note reports that Alamany's crisis is believed resolved as Emperor William yields to the desires of the nation, shaping future care and policy directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamany
William
Rom E
Jewel Saloon Dynamited in Busy Business District
A dynamite attack on the Jewel saloon at Mercury and Arizona streets wrecked the building, injured four onlookers, and sent a crowd fleeing. Investigators credit three sticks or fewer, with no clear motive or suspects. Police and county officials planned swift action as the case falls under burglary with explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel
Mercury
Arizona Streets
Gorman
Moore
Paddy
Jewel Saloon
Mercury Street
Tom Walsh
McCarthy
Shevlin
Walsh
Charles Bates
Murray
Mike Butler
Arizona Street
Butler
Bates
Clintor
Pluralities by County in Montana Returns for Officials
Official Montana county returns, excluding Teton, show Taft 2,572 and Pray 3,442 for national and state offices. Norris 1,249 and Allen 2,872 appear for superintendent, with Esselstyn 1,226 Holloway 1,619 Yoder 3,873 Galen 3,873 and Cumberland 6,049 among listed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Teton
Teton County
Taft
Pray
Norris
Allen
Esselstyn
Holloway
Yoder
Galen
Cunningham
Not Guilty Verdict in Colt Theft Case
James Klosnar was acquitted in district court on charges of stealing a colt, the jury finding him not guilty against their will after Judge Callaway instructed the verdict. He left town promptly following the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Dilton
James Klosnar
Callaway
Stodgers
Klosnar
Charged With Murder On Bowhead Whaler Arranged for Hearing
San Francisco reports John Gardiner of Kentucky accused of murdering Joseph Corosa aboard the whaler Bowhead in northern waters. He was arraigned before United States Commissioner Heacock and a hearing set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John &E. Gardiner
Kentucky
Joseph Corosa
United States
Heacock
Bryan deflects future run as he defends reforms
San Antonio Texas November 17 William J Bryan says he will not prejudge the future or heed opponents on running for office. He vows to continue writing and speaking for policies good for Americans and notes he may not seek office again. He praises the Democratic Party as a democratic educational force and predicts voters will favor reforms. Bryan and his wife head toward Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Nebraska
Mrs. Bryan
Mexico
Billek Sentenced to Hang for Veral Family Murders
Herman Billek, found guilty of killing five members of the Veral family, was sentenced by Judge Barnes today to be hanged on December 11. His appeals to the United States Supreme Court drew wide notice as his defense sought liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herman Billek
Veral
Barnes
Billek
Friends For Liberty
United States Supreme Court
Rules Trial Against Change Motion Denied
Judge Lawlor refuses transfer of venue due to heavy attack. Court action centers on procedural rules and potential grounds for appeal. Local officials and attorneys weigh impact on forthcoming hearings and case timing.
Jury not dismissed in Ruef bribery trial
San Francisco November 17 Superior Judge Lawlor denied Ruef defense motions for change of venue and a 30 day continuance and refused to dismiss the jury. Testimony for the state will proceed tomorrow unless further delays by the defense. Court was guarded by police amid affidavits arguing for impartial trial and Propers urging Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lawlor
Abraham Ruef
Francis J. Heney
Ruef
C. H. Lathrop
William Rader
Sullivan
John W. Sweeney
John O'Gara
Citizens’ League of Justice
Labor Bill of Rights Asked by Labor
A brief item notes labor groups urging adoption of a labor bill of rights amid ongoing discussions in Washington. The report highlights employer concerns and potential impacts on workers, unions, and policy directions under consideration this year.
Roosevelt hosts labor leaders dinner at White House
President Roosevelt questions labor chiefs and cabinet members to learn labor wants from Congress. A push for a bill of rights and a publicity board to reveal capital labor disputes was urged, but Roosevelt gave no firm stance. Labor leaders pressed for court injunction reform, Sherman act changes, and clear labor organization status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Labor
Supreme Court
Justice Holmes
Justice Moody
Massachusetts
James R. Garfield
Interior Department
Oscar S. Straus
Deppartment of Commerce and Labor
Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen
Morrissey
Grand Master
T. J. Dolan
International Brotherhood of Steam
A. L. Faulkner
National Window Glass Workers
David Mackay
Building Trades
J. J. Towers
New York State Council of Carpenters
George W. Alger
Howard J. Gavegan
Robert P. Bell
New York
James Bronzon Reynolds
Charles H. Sherrill
Dr. Lyman Abbott
Lawrence S. Abbott
Ernest H. Abbott
United States Supreme Court
Straus
Garfield
P. H. Morrissey
Grand
Publicity Board
T. J. Nolan
International Brotherhood of Steam Shovel
Dredgmen
Heney Nearing Return to Prosecution in Graft Cases
San Francisco reports Francis J. Heney recovering rapidly from surgery. Doctors predict he will resume prosecutions in a few weeks as blood poisoning is not present and his wound soreness diminishes. He can swallow and take liquids today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Francis J. Heney
United States Seizes Art Works in Gardner Case
Government sues to forfeit art belonging to Mrs. Jack Gardner of Boston, smuggled into the United States by Mrs. Emily Chadbourne of Chicago. Valuation ranged from 8000 to 82411, with duties and penalties totaling 70409, leaving no right to the property. Auction expected on Italian Madonna and tapestries after potential rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Jack Gardner
Boston
Emily Crane Chadbourne
Chicago
United States District Court
Chadbourne
Taft to attend ceremonies in Cuba as president elect
Cincinnati dispatch reports Judge Taft leaving for Hot Springs after finishing a visit to his home city amid political speculation. Taft says he has not discussed politics and fulfilled his personal purpose without public interest. He plans to attend ceremonies in Cuba as president elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Cuba
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hot Springs
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Ian Vlissingen
Forgea
Sank
Jazz
Bethea
van Vilssingen
T. J. Leffens
William C. Seipp
van Vilissengen
Seipp
Van
State Attorney’s Office
ISES
Prince von Bue
Kaiser Ree
Berlin
Germany
London Daily Telegraph
Reichstag
von Buelow
New Palace
Potsdam
Empire
Chanter
Prince von Buelow
Daily Telegraph
His
Impe
the Emperor
Ances
Eral
Huelan Haezler
Empresas
Taron Voi
Tae Masser
Prince ZU Furstenbers
Mighcliffe
Tie
Jewel Bar
Arizona
Patrick Ryan
Tony Ryan
John Moore
Havoc
Bryan
Billiets
Judge Lawlor
Investi
Mr. Hoosevelt
Heney
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