More Charges Against Cassie Chadwick Indicted in Oberlin Bank Case
Federal grand jury adds seven indictments against Cassie L Chadwick and bank officials in Oberlin tied to false entries misapplication of funds and conspiracy. Indictments name A B Spear C T Beckwith and others with charges spanning embezzlement perjury and false reports. Trustee Loeser moves to sell the Chadwick mansion as dissolution proceedings begin.
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Cleveland
Federal Grand Jury
Chadwick
Citizens’ Naronal Bank of
Oberlin
A. B. Spear
Oberlinnantt
National Bank, of
New York
Davis
Cassie L. Chadwick
C L. Chadwick
Sedame de Vere
A. B Spear
Citizens’ National ‘Bank of
C T. Beckwith
Citizen’s National Bank of Oberlin
United States
United States District Court
Lo 2
Onlinger
Wooster Tonal Bank
Wooster
Chue Tle
S & Zimmerman
M Traver
O. C Lilie
Prescent
First National Banic of
Conneaut
Ont
Lillie
Nurrency District
Bullivan
Chadwick Lyst
Loeser
Chadwick Barley Ruptcy
Chadwick Mension
Buch Avenue
O' Chadwick
Julius Justh Elected President of Hungarian Diet
Budapest February 21 Julius Justh of the Kossuth party was chosen as president of the Hungarian lower house. The opposition candidate led by 62 votes over Fallfan of the Taberats.
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Julius Justh
Budapest
Dietoday
Kossuth Party
Justh
United Opposition
Fallfan
Taberats
List of dead grows larger after river wreck near Albany
Albany February 21 special details from the Chattahoochee river accident to Central passenger train No. 18 confirm three lives lost instead of two. The dead are Engineer Elijah Pate Albany Fireman A Bates Albany Engineer John Dobsins Albany.
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Albany
Central
Chattahooche River
Elijah Pate
Central Road
A. Bates
John Dobsins
Dobbins
Alabama
Chattahoochee
Columbia
Ala
Pateriew
le Ap
Eugene Hightower
Oscar Baldwin
United States Mail
Toment
Honor Shown Dead Middie From North Carolina at Naval Academy
A North Carolina midshipman died suddenly at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland on February 21. Military honors were given as he was escorted to the train by his former shipmates and the academy band. The body was sent to his home in Asheville accompanied by his father Surgeon Third W. Battle US Navy retired. Services were conducted by Chaplain H T S Clark in the new armory, filled with classmates and Annapolis townspeople.
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North Carolina
Naval Academy
Armapolis
Midsfiningen
Sanine
Westnyn Sattle
Afinapolis
Thisfternoon
Asheville
W. Biattle
States Navy
Chapin H TS Clark
United States Navy
Magnifieen New Armory
Annapolis
Barnes Loses Hand In Accident At Opelika
Opelika Alabama February 21 Spearfors morning J Barnes manager of the Atlantic Compress Company accidentally shot off his right hand He had taken his gun to show cats in his yard He tripped and fell dropping the gun which discharged The arm was so lacerated that amputation below the elbow was necessary.
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Barnes
Opelika
Ala
Speaalj
J. Barnes
Atlantic Compress Company
Walker Chosen Director of Cotton Planters Commission
Joan Walker, a young Georgia banker, elected director of the Cotton Planters Commission and Holding Company. He was appointed secretary treasurer of the community at the recent New Orleans cotton convention to raise ten thousand dollars from southern banks.
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Sparta
Buorvary
Joan O ‘Walker
Georgie
Communitiee
New Orleans
South
Cotton Planters’ Commission and Holding Company
Grand jury drawn in beef trust case in Chicago
A federal grand jury was seated in Chicago with deputy marshals serving subpoenas to suspected members of the alleged beef trust. The move follows Judge Grosscup’s injunction against restraint of interstate commerce, upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court, and marks an eight month secret inquiry into the packers' operation.
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Chicago
United States Marshals
Packing Company
Heef
Federal Erand
Yentre Wak
United States
Grosscup
United States Eircurt Court
United States Supreme Court
Thiago
Moody
Bethea
Thepex
Washington
Ames
J Ogden Armour
Edward Morcis
Ta Morris
Arthur Meeker
Charles F. Langdon
Edward &. Cadahy
Laula F Swift
D. Edwin Hattinl
Frank E. Vogel
Willam Hassell
Eoward C. Swift
W. H. Noyes
Nelson Morris
Patrick 4. Valentine
Calvin M. Favorite
Thomas J. Connors
Michael Cadahy
Albert J. Boonert
St . Paul
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Boxton
Brooklyn
New York
Jersey City
Cleveland
Omaha
St. Louis
New Orleans
Magmates
J. Ogden Armour
John S Miller
Grosssup
Miller
Secre
Grand
Piedmont Club Beats Barons In Narrow Rally Win
Piedmont Athletic Club overcame an early 12 to 0 deficit to defeat Birmingham Barons by one point. After a low first half, the Piedmont team surged in the second half, attaining a 19 to 18 advantage before Green scored in the final minute to seal the win for Atlanta’s club.
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Quiplayea
Piedmont Athletic Club
Birmingham
Atlanta
Atlantans Fooled by Practical Joker at Police Station
A prank caller alarmed Atlanta police when a false report claimed Russell Hopkins was injured. Dr. McRae, Dr. Nicolson, and Mayor Woodward were drawn into the confusion as officers traced the hoax. Burton Smith admitted involvement, and Hopkins’s family said he was away from the city. Police vow prosecution to the full extent.
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McRae
Mr. Hopkins
Hoke Smith
Russell Hopkins
Timne
Onhe
Myeolson
Hopkins
Nicolson
Smullsan
Ana ¢Culba
Hall
Manley
Sid
Burton Smith
Hanch
Pouse
Burton
Smuilyan
Woodward
Charles Hopking
Dwyer to Wrestle Munroe in City Championship Bout
Professor Dwyer faces Jack Munroe in a straight catch-as-catch-can match. No time limit, two falls decide the winner. Munroe, about 210 pounds, is strong and well built, while Dwyer relies on speed and dexterity to counter his rival’s advantage.
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Professor Dwyer
Jack Munroe
Mr. Dwyer
Munroe
Dwyer
Local Items Highlight Dinner Host And Court Raid
A dinner for Ralph Van Candingham was hosted by T W Carroll Latimer amid a misprint confusion over Latimer’s name. Captain Jennings led a raid on a north side room, rounding up five alleged poker players. two escaped. A grand ball is planned for February 22 at Turnverein hall. Budgets and obituaries share space with city notices and a court clock fix.
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Socation
Mit
the Majestic
Ralph van Candingham
Captain Jennings
George Bord
Joe Jolly
Clit Reagar
Bud Lovinggood
Jonn' Ronertson
Turnvereln Hall
Forsyth Street
Atlanta
Terpsichore
Prominent New York ad man touts Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertising agent in a Pittsburg restaurant recounts interviewing 23 traveling men about Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. Nine used them after meals. users report relief from indigestion, gas, and irregular meals, with claims of restored appetite and health. The ad promotes the tablets containing pepsin diastase and other ingredients and being sold widely.
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New York
Pittsburg
Stuart
Terrifying Alabama mine disaster leaves hundreds entombed
Report from Virginia City Alabama describes a catastrophic after-damp explosion trapping about 160 miners 700 feet underground. Rescue crews press to reach rooms beyond the main slope as gas delays progress. Officials fear most may be lost. dozens of corpses brought out, families devastated, and coffins sought. The scene is grim with mangled bodies and grieving relatives awaiting word.
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Alabama
Bexgemer
Virginia City
Mig Revoery
Flynn
Bpssemer
Fire at Royal Paper Box factory injures man. near-miss at adjacent mill
Smoke-filled blaze at the Royal Paper Box factory on Marietta street injured J McHanmon, superintendent of Atlanta Agricultural Works, who was rescued by two men after becoming unconscious. A window sash injured W A Pope of Company One. damage limited as flames did not spread to the nearby plant.
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Royal Paper Box Factory
J. McHanmon
Atlanta Agricultural Works
Beig
Avanta Agricultural Works
Marietta Street
McManmon
Company One
W. A. Pope
John J McManmon
Aves
Gienn Street
Mortality Notices From Columbus Ga District
A collection of obituaries and death notices dated February 21 from Columbus and nearby towns. Henry Barnett 66 of North Highlands buried in Salem Alabama. Sallie Lloyd 49 died at Home after a ten daughter on Sixteenth Street. Ernest Barefoot 19 died at North Highlands home. Lenora Lane longtime Valdosta resident buried at New Hope church Briote County. Susan Eliza Carter 74 died suddenly near Dale Park. interred Hickory Grove. Leila Gertrude Hixon wife of J W Hixon died in Augusta. funeral at Jackson Baptist Church. Frank Wright family arrival to Covington. funeral Wednesday. S J Pitts died in Covington. funeral at Baptist Church. George Cook Confederate veteran of Newton County interred at family plot. J E Gress 79 died in Girard. noted Confederate veteran.
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Henry Barnett
Columbus
North Highlands
Salem
Ala
Sallie Lioyd
Saves
Sixteenth Street
Ernest Barefoot
Mirs
Leonora Lane
Valdosta
Vaddosta
Specia
Lenora A. Lane
Susan Carter
Lake Park
Sneelal
Susan Eliza Carter
George AL Carter
Mies
Dale Park
Carter
Hickory Grove
Leila Hixon
Augusta
Leila Gertrude Hixon
J W. Hixon
Jacknon, & C
Eugene Gleiton
Tackson, B
Bapairt
Glover
Covington
Franklin Wright
Savannah
Tie Mody
Boykin Wright
Robert F. Wright
Atlanta
J.B. Chestnut
Frank Weldon
J. Pitts
S. J. Pitts
Baptist Church
Eugene FR. Pendleton
George Cook
Oxford
Cerington
Newton County
Alert
Girard
E. Gress
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Obersin
Walker
Beef Combine
Fancy West Sale
Muse’s
Muse
Whitehall St
Niewspapr
Tyes
Essig Bros
Piedmont Club
Barons
Atlanta Boys
Practical Joker
W. Carroll Latimer
London Hutler
Teleman Cruger Custer Smith
Mr. Latimer
Oni
National Cash Register
Piedmont
The
Jay
Dayton
Ohio
Maddox Rucker Banking Company
Court House
Walter E. Kellan
Jong Miness
Barnesville
Barclay& Brandon
Anti-Saloon League
Young Men's Christian Association
Cora Smith
Grant Street
Tort Valley
Dunecal
Daughters of America
Maurice Berllew
Calhoun
Young Men's Christian Association Gymnasium
W .H. Reinhardt
Officer Goodwin
Decatur Street
Fort McPherson
Thompson
George Reinhardt
Cherokee County
Georcgd Read
Starnes and
Rowan
Read
Whitehail St
Reed
Mara
T. W. Johns
Dantes
J. J. McManmon
Mortuary
Tion
G. W. Chauners
New Hope Church
Briote County
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