Abe Hummel Soon Free Man From Dodge-Morse Case
Abe Hummel, held on Blackwell's Island for nearly a year over the Dodge-Morse divorce affair, is due to finish a ten month sentence in two weeks. He may seek abroad or a new career as a real estate broker after disbarment ends his law practice. He has healthily recovered on the island and enjoys hospital privileges while his visitors include nephew Abie Kaffenberg and two sisters.
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New York
Abe Hummel
Black‘well
Hummel
Boston
Blackwell’s Island
Broadway
Hummiet
Abie Kaffenberg
Six day outlook on national politics and major events
Washington forecast highlights Republican conventions in Ohio Kansas Louisiana New York and Nebraska plus Democratic gathering in Omaha. Taft Bryan and other candidates tour states while battleships Mardi Gras auto races and early spring sports draw attention.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Ohio
Kansas
Taft
Louisiana
Republican Party
Chicago
Republican State Central Committee of
New York
Massachusetts
William J. Uryan
South
Middle West
Omaha
Nebraska
Denver
South America
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Illinois Central Railroad
New Brunswick
Ormond-Dayton
Florida
Paris
Boston
Pugulism
Los Angeles
Battling Nelson
Jimmy” Britt
Economy Adopts Blue Ribbon Vanilla Flavor
It promotes Blue Ribbon Vanilla as the perfect flavor and claims it lasts twice as long, appealing to cost and efficiency.
Threatening letters sent through mails in Kentucky
A sensational incident in Mt Sterling Montgomery county reveals threatening letters sent via the mails to members of the Society of Equity regarding tobacco raising. Letters postmarked in the Oval Office were mailed from Mt Sterling and a copy sent to Hon J M Bigstaff, president of the Traders Bank. The letters accuse equity members and tobacco cattle raisers with threats and even include a powder envelope. Authorities, and the Equity members, seek arrests or rewards for the authors.
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Mt. Sterling
Society of Equity
Montgomery
Oval Office
J. M. Bigstaff
Traders’ Bank
Bath
Harve Prewitt
Bridgeworth
Equity
Equity Society
Lexington
No City Water Safe in Public Health Plea
An editorial argues that city drinking water is unsafe due to sewage and pollution, urging reforms. It cites McClure's Magazine figures on typhoid costs and stresses the broader health and financial toll of contaminated water.
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Bluefield Bottling Company
Wuich
Samael H. Adams
McClure’s
Mr. Adams
Tragic Fire Claims Mother and Three Children in Pittsburg
A blaze on Brereton Avenue in the foreign district killed a mother and her three children and injured several others. A 19 year old girl leaped from a window with broken ribs. John Kalinkowski and his wife and four children were saved by policemen after being tossed from a burning house. The fire began with an exploding lamp.
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Pittsburg
Brereton Avenue
John Kalinkowski
Telegraph operator Briggs fined in Tazewell court
George Briggs the telegraph operator who assaulted G A Wersham at North Tazewell about two months ago was tried in court today and fined fifteen dollars. The case drew in defense firms Chroméen & Gillespie and Greever & Gillespie with the Order of Railway Telegraphers backing Briggs.
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Commonwealth
T. C. Brown
W. H. Worth
A. S. Higginbotham
H. C. Calloway
Pocahontas
R. H. May
Easief
Briggs
Wealthy Woman Shot In Los Angeles Mystery
Mrs. Charlotte Le Noyes, a wealthy young widow, was shot and killed at her home in Los Angeles. W. P. Mc Comas, a mining engineer and longtime acquaintance, is the alleged shooter claiming the woman spat sulphur in his face before the fatal shot.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charlotte le Noyes
W. P. McComas
McComias
Fancy Rome Beauty Apples From Idaho Shipped To New York
L B Reynolds at Altamont Hotel reports Friday a fresh shipment of Fancy Rome Beauty apples grown in Idaho. The fruit comes from a major New York house and is packed in 84 count boxes, tissue wrapped and corded, arriving in perfect condition. Prices listed include 12 apples for $1 and 12 for 60 cents for larger fruit.
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Rome
Idaho
New York City
Cigar Case Sale Inquiry Cited to Coates & Steptor
A fragmented notice requests a cigar case with no floor cases and total length 18 feet to be matched and in good condition and addresses Coates and Steptor for contact and fulfillment.
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Coates & Steptor
Feed Company Ad Promotes Horse and Cattle Supplies
We offer Pure Water Ground Buhr Mill final, Tip Top, Al Chop, Schumacher's Stock Food, and Moet Pulp for horses and cows. Call or visit Hand Street, USUBPIELD Feed Company. Phone O40.
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Rye
Bluefield
Buhr Mill
Schumacher
Hhand Street
Usubpield Feed Company
Bryan visits Mississippi as he praises self in public remarks
William Jennings Bryan arrives in Jackson Mississippi for a day of events with Governor Noel and supporters. He is introduced at the Century Theater by the governor, receives praise from officials, and a resolution endorsing him is adopted. Bryan plans to travel to Vicksburg Shaw and Lincoln.
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Jackson
Miss
William Jennins
Bryen
Brywn
Memphis
Noel
Manson
Brytn
Century Theater
House
Senate
Bryan Vald
Scenator
Beveridge
Roosevelt
Comonon
Slonly
Cummins
Josias
Mayor
Heypt
Joseph
Europ
Thomas Jefferson
Mr. Bryan
Kentuky
W. O. Bradkey
Sinc
Siyan
Bryan
Vicksburg
Shaw
Ile
Lincoln
Denver
Mississippi Valley
Beng
Delegers
White Sox Begin Historic Touring Train Trip to West
Chicago proceeds on what is described as the greatest training journey for a baseball club. The White Sox depart by special train in two sections, covering nearly 15000 miles to reach Los Angeles after stops in Kansas City and El Paso, with extensive press and fan delegations aboard.
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Chicago
Chicaxo
Los Anechs
Kansas City
el Paso
Los Angeles
Three Men Dead and Four Fatally Shot in Ky Camp
Evelyn Kentucky February 29 A feud at the Congleton Williams Bros camp on Rose Creek led to a gun battle after quarrels among workers. Bowles fatally shot Hamilton and Spicer before Frazier joined, killing Spicer and Bowles. Spicer died from wounds and Bowles died on the scene, with a fourth man mortally wounded.
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Evelyn, Ky
Congleton & Williams Bros
Rose Creek
John Hamlton
James Bowle
Richard Spicer
George Frazier
Bowles
Frazer
Spicer
Hamiltton
Hamilion
Frezier Jo Ned
Veiled charge in House over land sale for Army project
Washington lawmakers debated an army appropriations bill as Mr Mann of Illinois raised a veiled charge that a government employee influenced a land sale scheme intended to benefit the government. Mr Young of Michigan defended the military committee. the land provision was struck on a point of order before the bill passed at a total of 84,757,566 dollars.
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Washington
Mann
House of
Youns
Michigan
Secretary of War
Settlement in due time eyed in Miner talks in Pittsburg
Pittsburg reports that settlement is hoped in time as interstate conference between miners and operators Weld and Tilione Apol is after adjournment. If no agreement by April 1 mining may cease, with another joint meeting planned after the special convention called by President Mitchell to meet in Indianapolis March 12.
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Pittsburg
Weld Et Tilioneapolis
Presi
Mitchell
Indianapols
Adjudged Insane in Christiansburg on Train Incident
Mrs. Charles Hutton was today declared insane by a lunacy board and will be sent to Marion Asylum. She created a scene on a tram after believing the murderer Cawthorn was bound for Marion and attempted to kill both him and the conductor before officers restrained her. She had only been out of the asylum about a year.
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Christiansburg
Val
Charles Hutton
Marion Asylum
Cawthorn
Ada Jones
Marion
Bia
Hutton
Mingo court bill unlikely to pass as session adjourns
Charleston West Virginia February 29 The Mingo criminal court bill did not come up today and it is generally agreed it will not get through. Adjournment of the extra session is not likely before Tuesday noon.
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Charleston
W. Va
Cincinnati Assistant Prosecutor Questions Gott in Danziger Murder
Froome Morris, Hamilton County assistant prosecutor, questioned locals in Cincinnati to build a fuller history of Robert Ward Gott for the lunacy commission. No major developments. Gott remains jailed and Anna Spangler recovered in hospital as alienists debate sanity.
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Froome Morris
Hamilton County
Oho
Robert Ward Gott
Leo Danziger
Cincenna
Morris
Gott
Gett
Cincinnet
Anna Spangler
Ses
Colt
Lateey
Oid
Dr. Danziger
Cincinnati
Cincinati
Danzancy
Hs Brother
Volkesblatt
Neinmatt
Ohio
Ovsane
Otis
United States
Commonwealth of West Virginia
Obio
West Virgnia
Clyemnatt
Aurer
Evelyn Thaw denies million dollar marriage offer rumors
Mrs Evelyn Thaw said she did not demand or receive any money to approve an announcement of marriage to Harry K Thaw. She denied lawyer conferences and divorce offers and said no detectives were following her despite rumors.
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New York
Evelyn
Harry K. Thaw
Mattewan
Harry
Taft Addresses Brooklyn Bar on The Constitution
Secretary Taft spoke at the Brooklyn Bar Association dinner, expounding his views on The Constitution of the United States before a large audience of lawyers. The political element did not enter the address and the speech drew frequent applause.
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New York
Taft
Brooklyn Bar Association
Union League Club
Brooklyn
United States
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