Alleged Braemer Shortage Rumor Shocks Cincinnati Packing Firm
A sensational report centers on Braemer, secretary and treasurer of Schroth Packing Co, with alleged shortages ranging from 160000 to 400000 over twenty years. Braemer denies fraud, says he turned over 72000 in assets to lawyers, and claims no misdeed. He resigned after a heirs’ investigation led by Lt. Governor Nippert, while experts continue accounting to assess the firm's books.
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Januar
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Dore
Bruemer
J. & F. Schroth Packing Company
Braemer
Harlan Cleveland
Joseph W. O'Hara
Schroth Company
Breemer
Schroths
John Schroth
Nippert
Warlen Cleveland
John
O'Hara
Theaperts
Gore
Joe O'Hara
Standard Oil Company
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cuba Policy Letter Misquotes Cleveland Letter to Farquhar
Fragmentary OCR yields a Cleveland era letter to Farquhar discussing Cuba policy, tariffs, and Roosevelt and Root. The text references health, travel plans, and criticisms of concessions to Cuba while stressing honesty and fair dealing in international relations.
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Farquhar Agricultural Works
Cleveland
Farquhar
United States
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Westland
Princeton
Yeaterday
Cuba
Keer Away from Mrs Richardson. State Closes Trial
Plattsbore arrest of Stewart Fife on a charge connected to the Richardson murder case. Testimony covered alleged relationships between Mrs Richardson and Fife, with witnesses detailing quarrels, threats, and sightings. Judge Barnes ruled the state presented enough grounds to allow the case to go to the jury after defense demurred on certain points.
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Addie L. Richardson
Man
Richard
Bruge Re- Staton
Ardson
Fife
Charles Glazier
Aniton
Bille Fite
Wora Terhune
Ardeon
Burns
Thand
Tragic Family Quarrel Ends in Brother’s Fatal Shot
In Chicago January 22 Robert McFetridge wealthy ice dealer was mortally wounded by his brother William during a family dispute in Judge Dunne's court. Robert shielded his young niece as William fired multiple times. William was arrested after a short chase. Robert admitted the shooting claiming self defense against an ice pick attack.
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Chicago
Robert McFetriage
William McFetridge
Wiliam McFetridge
Robert
William McPorridge
Deane
Iicé
McFetridge
Hemas
Wilison McFetridge
Port News Receives Steamship Contract for Pomintos Line
Com pany in Newark reports award of contract to build a new steamer for the Pomintos line. The vessel, described as a weasel some equipped craft, is projected to cost a substantial sum and begin service as a key addition to coastal trade.
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Eaport News
Sawhort News
Gomnaby
Newark
Miasome
Huntsman Club Faces Trespass Prosecution in National Park
Chattanooga Tenn January 22 Special Members of the Chattanooga Hunt Club elite in business and social circles may be prosecuted for trespassing on national park lands after a hunt allegedly selecting a fox within park limits. The federal statute deems hunting trespass in such parks a misdemeanor. Judge Newman of Atlanta has been alerted to the matter.
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National ‘Park
Tenn
Hattanooga Hunt Club
Arly
Newman
Atlanta
Patrick Patrick's Trial Focuses On Appeal For Murder Case
Jury selection in New York for Albert T Patrick's murder trial continues as District Attorney Osborn opens with detailed rebuttals to a claimed defense. Milliken, a chemist and Patrick’s relative, reveals a $50,000 offer to compromise the will, later escalating to a possible $250,000 bid, all denied as the fight for Patrick's vindication proceeds.
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Marren Wiliam H. Rice
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Willam Ri Ce
Valet Jones
Civonie
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Novi
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Sanuary
John T. Mintken
Nn W
Almert
T. Patrik
Rice
Associated Press
Bean
Milliken
Texas’ Institute
Norman Gibbs
Vernon
Missouri
Representative from Houston to testify in Patrick murder trial
A Houston law firm representative arrived in Leporte Texas on January 2 to arrange testimony for Captain L Jones and Charles Jones in the Patrick murder case now on trial in Newselty.
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Jones
Leporte
Tex
Houston
L Jones
Debated Manila post funding and McKinley tribute exchange
Lawmakers argued a $500,000 appropriation for a Manila military post as part of defense needs. The session featured Senatorial praise for McKinley, heated partisan lines, and a point of order over new legislation amid amendments for shelter and protection of officers in the Philippines.
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Connor
Mississippi
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Tennessee
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Loway
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Ilinotia
Sir. Richardson
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Rienariien
Longstreet Loss Reported in Washington Dispatch
In Washington January 12 the report states Longstreet will lose a commission. The dispatch notes General Ta a and the appearance of tents in view of federal positions, with officials varying on implications of the possible removal.
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Ta A
Longstreet
St ., Eis
Riot at Charles Gore confirmation in London church
In London on January 2 an extraordinary tumult surrounded the confirmation of Rt. Rev. Charles Gore as bishop of Worcester at Westminster church house. Anti ritualist leader John Kensit led protests, demanding the ceremony be stopped, shouting farce and conspiracy as the vicar general tried to proceed.
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London
Charles Gore
Worcester
Gore
Lux. Mundt
Kensit
Brigands and Ransom Talks Reported From Constantinople
The article notes American negotiators may entrust ransom funds to brigands before releasing captive missionaries Ellen Stone and companion Miss Silka. Brigands reportedly insist on handling cash before any action, risking retaliation. Meanwhile Copenhagen states the Denmark West Indies sale treaty with the United States will be signed in Washington this week.
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Tsilka
Ito
Misa
Stone
Copenhagen
United States
Washington
AMD
Protracted Georgia Politics and Weather Notes
Weather summary flags fair Thursday with heat and chill in the forecast. Georgia political frictions surface as committees clash over consolidation terms for a railway and electric entity, with Savannah and Americus seeing split peace efforts. Southern news reports Montague's party return to Virginia, a Georgia sawmill price rise, and Democratic conventions shaping appointments.
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Americus
Savannah
du Bignon
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Hama Mary
Georgia Postmaster Contests Stir Roosevelt Digs In
President Roosevelt tightens grip on Georgia patronage in a Washington clash over post office appointments. Col Johnson met the president and postmaster general to steer policy, while Brown of Brunswick fights to keep his post amid opposition. Smith’s candidacy gains momentum with Bristow backing, and Barnesville Jackson contest filings prompt broader review of Republican and Democratic choices.
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United States
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Smith
Barnesville
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Polk Hilam
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Jamestown
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