Bold Chicago Robbers Loot Union Foundry Office
Two masked men robbed the Union Foundry Company's Brighton Park office of about $1,600 after pistol threats and a pursuit by a large crowd and a patrol wagon. A milk wagon man was wounded in the chase. robbers ditched in Grand Avenue and escaped with their loot and gear.
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Union Foundry Company
Brighton Park
Chicago
D. F. O'Neill
A. O'Rourke
O. BR. Hooke
Hooke
O'Neill
O'Rourke
Thirty-sixth Street
California Avenue
Grand Avenue
Frank Nyhoft
Nyhoft
Albany Avenue
Forty-seventh Street
Pattern Room
Suspicions Rise Over Albia Woman's Sudden Death
Mrs. Elmer Daugherty of Albia died suddenly on Wednesday night in Orrumna Indiana. A coroner's jury was empaneled amid suspicions of foul play after a post mortem reportedly supported concerns. The case details continue as investigations proceed.
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Orrumna
Elmer Daugherty
Albia
Crocker Trust Ends as George Crocker Inherits Bonds
In San Francisco on September 24, C F Crocker and W Tl Crocker sue to terminate the trust under Charles Crocker's will. Custodians hold 460 bonds for George Crocker contingent on a five year abstinence from liquor. Plaintiffs seek to transfer funds to him and allow other heirs to object in court. Debs and the Brotherhood are referenced in a separate note about a labor convention. Firemen select Toronto for the next biennial meeting and denounce alleged Debs-era irregularities while Debs addresses the crowd on labor issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crocker
San Francisco
C. F. Crocker
W. Tl. Crocker
Charles Crocker
O. F. Crocker
W. H. Crocker
Mgr. Alexander
Toronto
Galveston
Brotherhood of Locomotive , Firemen
Debs
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Washington Branch Closed by Democratic Committee
Washington reports the local branch headquarters of the Democratic national committee have closed and will not reopen. Opened at campaign start to supply literature to Democratic newspapers, the work will be more effectively done in Chicago.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Engineers Visit Cripple Creek Mining District
The Vist meeting of the American Institute of Mining Engineers continued in Cripple Creek after starting in Lenger. About 100 members attended and toured the district’s principal mines. A Cripple Creek club banquet followed in the evening.
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Cripple Creek
Orwree Carex, Cole
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Lenger
Cripple Crerk Club
Trade Has Improved Close to Vive Coats Higher Par
The R G Dun weekly review notes a moderate improvement in trade. Demand for materials remains firm, orders for products rise, gold arrivals bolster treasury reserves, and banking stringency relaxes. Wheat prices rise sharply aided by foreign buying, with gains and larger crop receipts. Exports and mills show activity while wool and iron demand pick up.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Treasury Reserve
Atlantic
London
Pittsburg
Onteidexs
Connellsville
England
Manchester
United States
Canada
American Bankers Association Holds Detroit Bid For 1900 Meet
St Louis Sept 25 Delegates selected Detroit as the site for the next American Bankers Association meeting after the nominating committee named officers led by President Robert H Lowry of Atlanta and Joseph C Hendrix of New York The session also formed a temporary trust company section with Henry M Deckert Breckinridge Jones and Meyers appointed to organize a nine member executive committee and state vice presidents from Arizona California Colorado Idaho Iowa Missouri Montana Nebraska New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Texas Utah Washington Wyoming and other posts were filled as plans moved forward
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American Bankers’ Association
St. Louis
Pallen
Samuel J. Niccolls
D. D
Executive Council
Detroit
M. M. White
Cincinnati
Robert H. Lowry
Lowry Banking Company
Atlanta
Joseph C. Hendrix
First National Union Bank of New York
Clearing House
Planters Hotel
Henry M. Deckert
Commonwealth ‘Title Insurance and Trust Company of
Pennsylvania
Breckinridge Jones
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
Meyers
Deckert
Arizona
Hazeltine
Prescott
California
Prentiss Smith
San Francisco
Colorado
J. H. Moffatt
Denver
Idaho
G. W. Moore
Boise City
Indian Territory
Don Lacey
Ardmore
Iowa
Fred Heinz
Davenport
Kansas
P. L. Bonebrake
Topeka
Missouri
Breckenridge Jones
Montana
L. H. Hershfield
Helena
Nebraska
F. H. Davis
Omaha
New Mexico
J. S. Reynolds
Albuquerque
North Dakota
B. Little
Bismarck
John Cleay, Jr
Bell Foud
Texas
C. C. Hemming
Gainesville
Utah
Salt Lake City
Washington
Jacob Worth
Seattle
Wyoming
Henry G. Hay
Cheyenne
Deserters flock to Egyptian flag and Dervish defenses
British troops in good health report and describe Dervish positions near Derivish defenses. About 600 Dervish prisoners captured with arms grain and cattle. Deserters arrive eager to serve Egypt. Rail depots forts and lines pushed southward as expedition plans stay undecided. International cricket match in New Jersey ends with Australians winning by an innings and 99 runs.
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Dongola
Camel Corps
Wad Bishara
Omdurman
Khartoum
Donxqola-On-Thy-Nim
Wady Halfa
Sirdar
Brreen Pont
N. J
Australiana
New Jersey Athletic Club
Jersey Club Oval
Jersey
Miller Breaks a Record at the 60 Mile Pace
At the Orncaco Coliseum a 4 hour bicycle race drew a large crowd as leaders Miller Grimm Waller and Harding topped the field after 50 miles. Miller set a new American 60 mile paced record in 1 64 95 8 5, surpassing the previous mark of 2 11 06 4 5. Anarchist Macher was arrested in Copenhagen after arriving from Stettin. Harvesting of sugar beets begins in Granxp Island Neb for Oxnard Sugar Co as the factory operates and processes syrup.
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Miller
Onrcaco
Grimm
Waller
Harding
C. W. Miller
Copenhagen
Copenacen
Macher
Stettin
France
Czar
Cravine
Denmark
Granxp Island
Neb
Oxnard Beet Sugar Company
14 Room House for Rent Former American House
The listing notes a 14 room house once known as the American House now occupied by Prof. Arnold an optician. It will be for rent starting October 10 with no glasses shown by Prof. Arnold after October 3.
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Arnold
Optician
14 Room House for Rent Opens October 10
Rental notice states a fourteen room house will be available for rent starting October 10. No further details on location or terms are provided.
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J. H. Crosby
Jeff Phillips
Thomas Lansing
George Heegel
Peter Blitsch
J. ©. Fuller
William Smith
Berry
Conrad Luese
Marshalltown
J. Fenton Cameron
Cameron
Sioux City
Milwaukee Road
Northwestern Lawa Grain Dealers Assesociation
B. J. Monaghan
Hawarden
J. H. Ellsworth
Jefferson
Paris
P. J. Tynan
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Stock Exchange
Maprio
Phillipine Islands
Turis
Athens
Crete
Malovesci
Touon
Levant
Carr Town
Graham's Town
Cape Colony
John Ericcson
John Eric Ericesen
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
East St. Louis
Loas
Mack
Union National
Coffin
Union National Bank of
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Billy
Alexander Sullivan
United Irish Societies of America
Europe
Lahn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Motis Chemiocaloo
H. G. Weber & Co
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Wrisley’s
Drs Moines
Towa
Buster
Butler
Exeter
N. H
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B. F. Butler
Nottingham
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