Counterfeit plots and a Kentucky king in a secret service tale
A true story of the U. S. Secret Service recounts a Louisville plot to flood the nation with counterfeit greenbacks. Col. H. C. Whitley describes how Col. Houston King and associates sought a $1 million payoff, the staged arrest plan, and King’s public collapse amid threats and a medical examination.
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Secret Service
Col
H. C. Whitley
U.S. Secret Service
Uno
United States Sub-Treasury
New York
Jay Cook & Company
Jay Cook & Co
Washington
Louisville
Grant
Benj. H
Elliott County
King
Blackburn
Frank P. Blair
Alexander Hopeland
Revenue Bureau
General Bristow
Colonel King
the Treasury
Goutwell
William A. Richardson
Mfth Avenue
New York City
Gol. Tounton King
Alexander Hoagland
L. J
Fillstan
Greenupberg
Secretary of the Treasury
Bristow
Richardson
Banfield
Colonel Hoagland
Metropolitan Hotel
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Houston King
Eliot County
Roads Are Victors U S Wins On One Point
In Philadelphia a federal court ruling limits government success to the Temple Iron Company case, finding no general conspiracy among anthracite railroads or coal firms to restrain trade. The decision, by Judges Gray Buffington and Lanning, stems from a long antitrust suit filed in 1907 involving major railroads and coal companies.
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Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Templa Iron Company
Temple Iron Company
Temple Ron Company
George Gray
Joseph Buffington
William M. Lanning
Buffington
Temple Company
Highorporations
Lanning
Roosevelt
Reading Company
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna & Weaturn Railroad
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Erie Railroad
New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Company
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Hillside Coal & Iron Company
New York, Susquehanna, & Western Coal Company
Tidewater
Gray
Baer
Reading
Thomas
Lehigh Valley
Envoy Ozman Dies in Constantinople After Illness
Howard Henry Ozman, American consul general in Constantinople, died after a brief illness. Born August 6, 1867, in Rochester Minnesota, he served as a U S envoy and died December 10 in Constantinople.
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E. H. Ozman
U. S
Constantinople
Turkey
Howard Henry Ozman
Rochester
Minn
Local Physicians and Dentists Listings in Atlantic Iowa
Dr R A Gamble at Opera House Block lists office Musson 90 and residence Musson 121 with Bell 317 Atlantic. Dr C L Campbell physician surgeon in Gillespie Building room 5 phone Musson 307 residence Musson. Dr A S Mullins trained in eye ear nose throat. Dr W C Heers dentist office over Smiley's Music Store telephone 415 Green Iowa.
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DR. R. A. Gamble Opera House
Musson
Black Bell
Atlantic
C. L. Campbell
Gillespie Building
Dice
A. S. Mullins
Smiley
415 Green
G. R. Miller
Iowa
Giffen Succeeds Thurman Furniture Company
J A Giffen succeeds C Thurman as head of the local furniture and undertaking business at 805 Chestnut St Atlantic TA. W M Bailey is the licensed embalmer with day and night phone numbers listed Musson 169 and Musson 46.
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J. A. Giffen
C. Thurman Furniture Company
W. M. Bailey
Musson
Bell Tnight
Chestnut St
Atlantic
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Fifth Avenue
Promise
L. J. Fillston
Bolt
Himgalf
milHong
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Hig Tal
Gob-Treasury
High Bridge
United States
Shields
Ludlow Street
William A. Hammond
Hoagland
Fillston
W. G. Chapman
Yee
Hung
MS Btory
Concerne
Railroads
Milwaukee
Wis
John W. Schaum
The
Milwaukee Journal
Chas. A. Grubb
4Th and
Chestnut Streets
T. B. Swan
J. B. Rockafellow
Wood & Savery
John H. Wood
BEN U. Wood Co
W. Savery
Sixth
Chestnut Sts
D. O. Herbert
East Fifth Street
Max Emmert
Musgon
Muscon
Bell
C. G. Clark
Chas. D. Finley
Chestnut Street
W. C. Heers
Butler
M. H. Butler
Ovary
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