Comatose Deaths and Indiana Bank Trends Reported
The article notes a fatal coma case with a woman unable to awaken her husband and doctors puzzled by his state. It then reports Indiana state bank health with deposits rising by over four million and loans up around two million, signaling robust liquidity and profits. A possible Union Trust presidency offer to Cortelyou is mentioned, with no confirmation from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Siveber
Crass Crean
Logins
Indiana
John L Sullivan Seeks Divorce Amid Turmoil
A garbled report describes John L. Sullivan seeking a divorce from his wife in a contentious split. It hints at disputes over alimony and custody while referencing a high profile background and controversial statements.
To Close Sunday Shows Crusade Aims at Vaudeville Clamps
Protestant ministers in Greater New York plan a crusade to end Sunday vaudeville the sole weekly theater entertainment. The effort peaks at a January 18 meeting chaired by a Metropolitan Life official. John R Helgeman of New York Metropolitan Life Insurance faced perjury charges last February but is now discharged. Four babies born to Reusen F Jones Paxico Mo head of selvigrs and Stoddard County school commissioner include three living daughters. one infant died.
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New York
Metropolitan Life
John R. Helgeman
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
State Insurance Department
Bvef. Reusen EF. Jones
Selvigrs
Paxico
Stoddart County
Marshall appoints Lucy Elliott as stenographer
Governor-elect Marshall announces Miss Lucy Elliott of Tipton Indiana has been named his official stenographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Lucy Elliott
Tipton, Ind
Treasury Report Highlights Large 1909-10 Deficit
The document outlines a sizable deficit for 1909 10 at 143 046 782 due to panic in 1807 and notes a partial economic recovery. It mentions reduced circulation, bank closures, and charter status changes affecting financial stability, with debt interest and silver coinage costs detailed. The report covers internal revenue receipts, bank failures, and regulatory actions affecting banks and credit unions.
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Dueney
Busa
ISS
Grog
Jer Ocupita
Suga
STO
Vince Witssua
Saba
Taos
Apts Sry
Es Coss
Epalite
Meret
REO PL
Sethece
Defiance Robbery Ends With $100 Theft and Bound Merchant
In Defiance Ohio robbers entered the home of Joln Budd a retired merchant bound and gagged him. They broke into his private safe with a crowbar and escaped with 100 dollars. Defective wiring is held responsible for related damage. Bind and Rob Merchant in Home.
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Subba
Ce- Files
Ohio
Joln Budd
Defiance
Congress Hints at Roosevelt Clash Over Secret Service
A congressional dispute erupts over President Roosevelt and secret service controls. A four member committee to rebuke the president was formed as a heated exchange centered on curtailing secret service operations and protecting criminal activity, with Representative Perkins leading the rebuttal.
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United States
Andrew Johnson
Othe Pheuse
Messiece
Congress
Perkins
New York
Jollies event, football, horse racing and notable defeats reported
The note lists the Forty-five round eetings at the Jollies. Vermisian, South Dakota, university beat North Drakeur by a one vote margin. John Wirtsom, famed polo star of Navan, Meath, dies. Dainty Dio wins the Eatonia handicap. Panbridge loses to All Revd with Frank Frickson of the Wausau team mentioned. Oakland Jockey Scnilling suspended a week for pulling up Capt. Kennedy. Vanderbilt fails to sweep the New York horse show, his horses defeated in the fours in hand by Paul Sore’s reins. Shattauck beats Pillsbury 80 to p in a big NorthWest school game. Dorande the Italian nev sensational marathon finisher will race in Agnertea with John J. Blayes. A proposed Paris to Bordeaux air race scheduled next summer. Five halts to renew gasoline supplies permitted.
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Ettoa Bie Torre
Phaeretiarty
Fite
Parceh
Eatonia
Panbridge
All Revd
Frank Frickson
Wausau
Wis
Minneapolis Aynemeai Association
Oakland
Scnilling
Capt. Kennedy
William Tf
Vanderbilt
New York
Paris
Bordeaux
Water Congress Opens Amid Wide Attendance in Capital
A large gathering of senators governors ambassadors and finance leaders met in Washington for a National Rivers and Harbors Congress aiming to press Congress for a broad national policy to improve rivers and waterways. Vice President Fairbanks and Ambassador Bryce addressed delegates praising waterway development and stressing funding and coordinated transportation facilities.
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Washington
Congress
Honma
Giaice
Youn
Pelitvess
Mir Tinsdell
Vicw
Fairbanks
America
Bryce
Great Britain
Britain
Escaped inmate Roy Stack in Kansas City Kans. used slingshot
Roy Stack, a 1S year old inmate, escaped from a Kansas City Kansas jail by striking a jailer during a meal delivery. He concealed a slingshot beneath his bed clothes to carry out the breakout.
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Roy Stack
Kansas City
Kan
Ife
Abraham Ruef Found Guilty After Prolonged Jury Deliberation
Abraham Ruef, former San Francisco political boss, is found guilty of bribery after a twenty four hour jury deliberation. Judge William P. M. Lawlor presided as the verdict was read and the courtroom attention focused on Clerk Welch. Ruef faces a lengthy prison sentence.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
San Bradicisco
Dovetock
William PM. Lawlor
Lawlor
McNayaar
Thave Vou Ventlemen
Welch
Abraham Stuef
Prianess
Z. Weney
Maxime Petatty
Reprieve Granted in Vestalo Poisoner Case
The governor has issued a reprieve for the convicted poisoner of Vestalo, delaying execution to allow further appeal. The case, reviewed by the District Supreme Court board, follows a lengthy process with involvement from the lieutenant governor and state officials.
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Tietmern
Vestalo
Chis x
Sayerdonoodin
Lawrence
Gray, Pyeeen
Washington
Oman
Rich Man slain in home on Lindell Boulevard
Virschberg of St. Louis, a prominent Catholic layman and business figure, was shot and killed at his 251 Lindell Boulevard home early Tuesday. Police debate whether it was murder or suicide, while family members favor burglary and investigators note no intruder evidence.
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Vrancis Hirschberg
Woman Catholic Church
Archbishop Glennon
Divi Oelub
Poo
Low
Lindell Boulevard
St. Louis
Flaily
Death Releases Vast Fortune
The funeral of Miss Mary Goodwin Pinkney in New York drew attention as she ranked among the wealthiest women. Her estate, largely real estate in Talrem, was valued between 10,000,600 and 50,000,000 dollars, and her death will release substantial property holdings.
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Mary Goodwin Pinkney
New York
Miss Pinkney
Tlarlem
Unclear financial notes amid dense unreadable text
Fragmented OCR passage describes banks adjusting policies and reserves with references to deposits and easing measures. Text is garbled, limiting extraction of concrete events, names, dates, or places.
Trade trends show growth in holiday season commerce
The report notes expansion in Toliday trade with better sales versus last year and rising shoe and apparel demand. It cites business failures in the United States and Canada for the week ending November 28, comparing to prior weeks and last year, and mentions textile and cotton markets along with general economic conditions.
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Oclimnatic
United States
Canada
Urad Street
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Regions Amid Trade
The report lists mixed commodity quotes for cattle hogs sheep and wheat corn oats rye and butter across markets in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis and New York. Prices are given per hundredweight or bushel with ranges from No 2 to prime grades and notable regional differences in values.
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Chicago
Timothy
Ste St. Louis Cattle
Bob
Sheesh
Whear
Cary
Chieimmate Cayte
Speers
S&s
S&t
New York
UNC football player dies at Clinton after injury
John Cooper of the University of North Carolina, injured at football practice in September, died at Clinton. Ten killed and twice as many injured when a boiler exploded on the Mississippi River. A barge collision off Boston involved a steamboat sinking with drownings amid other river incidents.
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John Cooper
University of North Carolina
Clinton
Carter
Mossissipn
New Carteairs
Toston
Castain
Vie Pool Ome
Minnesota
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