Sugar Trust Officials Held on 25000 Bond in NY
New York June 11 Judge postpones sentence for Charles R Heike secretary of the Sugar Trust and Ernest W Gerbracht tied to a conspiracy case to August 10 to file a bill of particulars. Both men are held on 25000 bail. Two others are jailed three months on Blackwell Island and a third has a suspended sentence. All three confessed after Spitzer revealed his story.
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New York
Charles R. Heike
The
Sugar Trust
Ernest W. Gerbracht
Martin
Blackwell Island
Spitzer
Detroit Hosts Annual Skat League Congress and Tourney
Detroit opens the North American Skat League annual congress with play today and continuing tomorrow and Monday. One thousand dollars in cash plus prizes including a car and a $400 silver set will be awarded to top players. Atlantic City backs the East while Kansas City garners West and Middle West support for the 1911 congress.
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Detroit
Atlantic City
Kansas City
Middle West
Sidewalk Improvement Meeting Scheduled But Delayed
A municipal board adjourned last night with no decision on sidewalk work. The next meeting is Monday night to discuss several new sidewalks, east end issues, and related advisements.
Presentation Spoon Ceremony At Mitta University
A senior class tradition at Mitta University centers on the long standing exchange of a spoon from seniors to juniors during a harvest festival week. A sermon precedes the event with a noted address by FL W. Flohards, captain from Wilkinaborg, highlighting the ceremony’s ritual and aims.
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Pitsburg
University of Mitta
Wil
Qinanlly
W. Flohards
Wilkinaborg
Centor Claes
Bankers Meet Tonight In Regional Banking Banquet
The first meeting of Group No. 5 including Mercer McDowell Raleigh and Wyoming counties will be held at Hotel Matz tonight at 5 30. A banquet will be served and discussions on banking business and organization will follow. J Lee Horne chairs the group W B Irvine arrives to attend and Mayor S F Stowers is invited. W Crockett of Sanders and Crockett will act as toastmaster.
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West, Virginia
Hotel Matz
Mercer
McDowell
Raleigi
Wyoming
Whtel
J. Lee Horne
Mdelity Bank and Trust Company of
Bliofield
W. B. Irvine
National Bank of Wheeling
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
S. Frazier Stowers
W. Crockett
Law Fem
Sanders and Crockett
Marshall Transferred to Retired List as Chief Engineer
Washington reports Brig Gen William L Marshall chief of engineers U S Army is moved to retired list upon reaching age limit Col William H Bixby succeeds him as chief of engineers The Maine salvage project faces complex engineering and legal questions including possible intact bones of sailors Arlington National Cemetery will receive recovered remains The War Department maintains retired officers are not kept on active duty unless necessary
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Washington
William L. Marshall
United States Army
Lst
William H. Bixby
Tita
Arlington National Cemetery
Conrades
Marshall
New York
Ambrose Channel
Reclamation Service
Newell
Wossen
War Department
Hye
Tim
Gen
Win
Roosevelt
Taft
Hamalton
Muretwil
Peary Sails Home With Milly Amid Public Farewell
Commander Peary and Milly depart for home as a parade turnout gathers to bid them farewell at Line station with expectant crowds watching. The scene captures a public send off as the explorer returns from Arctic duties.
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London
Sime
Peary
Milly
Tami Tie Ting
Law
Man Versus the Dollar in Yale Lecture cites Smith
Haven Conn June 11 Herbert Knox Smith lectured at Yale arguing the central issue in U S governance is man versus the dollar He said ten years of contention and confusion have brought the nation to decide whether government serves profits or acts as trustee of humanity and individual citizens in needs of the era
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En Haven
Conn
United States
Herbert Knox Smith
Yale
Tillman to quit Senate due to health and age
Washington reports Senator Tillman of South Carolina will not seek reelection in two years. He remains in the South for rheumatism treatment, with doctors saying health has not fully recovered from a prior paralytic attack. Rising opposition at home and in Washington accompanies his likely retirement.
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Washington
Tillman
South Carolina
South
Cis
Allek
Senate
Fght
Mr. Tillman
Bailey
Prb-R Fle Mfe
York
Uthera
Yourk
Wiyere
Pli
Eritl Twit
Focal
Htate
Frm
Iwan
Seattle Fire Tragedy Claims Twenty Three Lives
A devastating blaze sweeps Seattle injuring many and destroying property. Reports confirm twenty three fatalities and extensive damage across affected districts. Fire officials investigate the blaze, with authorities promising updates as rescue and containment efforts continue throughout the city.
Seattle Fire Destroys Six Blocks Homelessness Grows
Seattle reports a disastrous fire that swept six blocks in the business district. Twenty three lives are lost and hundreds are left homeless. Property damage exceeds a million dollars. It stands as the city’s worst blaze since a previous major fire that devastated the downtown.
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Seattle
Wedding of Genee and Newcastle Family Notables
London reports a lavish wedding between Danish dancer Adeline Genee and the Newcastle family’s heiress, with Frank N. Bylt as mediator and Milo, Genee, and the world as guests. The ceremony impressed society, followed by a reception at Clamber where the Duchess showered attention on Genee. The bride, now Llewellyn, has long dazzled European audiences and won American acclaim, while her groom is a prominent judge and barrister.
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London
Frank N. By
Beilt
Leving Man
Milo
Genee
Mra
Init
Dette
Newcastle
Duchess of Newcastle
Bomgister
Fret Aight
Adeline Genow
Leltt
United States
Twitt
Rotaic
Fina
Weverit
Onder
Rt al Ferg
Gene Herwelt
Wendling Wife of Janitor Sought in Mysterious Incident
Police seek Mrs. Wendling in connection with a nocturnal incident described as a mystery. Authorities report unclear details and urge the public to provide information. The search involves inquiry into her movements and connections to the event.
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Taneviti
Cour
Washington wedding thwarted by preacher refusal
Brodie Ia Duke and Miss Wylanta Roschelle of Durham North Carolina could not marry yesterday as the preacher refused. They are thought to have left Washington and possibly traveled to another city for a renewed wedding attempt. A family friend is seeking to locate Brodie to prevent the plan.
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Brodie Duke
Wylanta Roschelle
Washington
Brodie Ia
Duke
Durham
N. C
Antlington
Brodie
Bin
Railroads Under Pressure in Early Trading Declines
New York markets show railroads and industrials under pressure at the open with fractions and points down. St Paul and Republic Steel lead losses while copper shares ease. cotton and grains slip as provisions also soften in early trading.
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New York
St. Paul
Stopl Common
Republic Tron
Stool
American Car
Foundey
Chieteo
Alton
Farmer Shot From Ambush Near Otter Pond
Princeton Ky June 1 Julans Robinson about 28, a farmer near Otter Pond ten miles from the city, was shot between 4 and 7 pm. He died after being found with wounds. the shooter remains unknown. His widow and others describe a trail of events leading to the ambush.
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Princeton
Julans Robinson
Otter Pond
Robinson
Teaven
Tolinwon
Bluefield Chamber Plans Advertising Booklet With Map
The Bluefield Chamber of Commerce directors met to discuss a forthcoming booklet to advertise Bluefield and the surrounding country. The publication, now nearly ready for press, will cost about 500 dollars to issue including a map showing forty mile radius, topography, towns, population, railroads, and regional information.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bluefield
Auby Ink
Graham
Tere Ry
Submarine Pluviuse Raised From Channel Bed at Calais
The submarine Pluviuse, sunk after a May collision, has been raised from the channel bed at Calais. The operation surfaced bodies and marks a final recovery as authorities inspect the wreck and nearby areas for artifacts and evidence.
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Calais
Eranda
Claim Death Not Accident in Cannery Chief’s Case
New York, Jane the Carnlow Carter Dickinson, former president of the Carnegie Test Company, died after a chemical lab incident in Scranton. An expert statement tested today by BW notes the death was not accidental, with medical witnesses detailing inhalation of toxic fumes during an experiment and burial at a cemetery.
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New York
Carter Dickinson
Carnegie Test Company
Scranton
Wcords
DeLeon
Casualty Company of America
Shia
Wuranes
Phywiclann
Portorner
Dickerson
Branley
Dickerwen
DickinRony
Langit Berinton
Wheelim
Ali
Bland Street Methodint the Coed Shoptiond for Akemorn
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an event at a venue on Bland Street with references to a Canine, a location on U6 PAGO Avrae Tan Stpone Warek, and mentions Fane Ky tin uremia. The text is garbled but suggests a local evening gathering or performance with unclear details and misread terms.
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Akemorn
Acquires Big Timber Tract In Virginia Report
Metavikle of Richlands Virginia announces a deal in Nive County involving a large timber tract and related property transfers. The announcement mentions party names, a local court or county authority, and conditions affecting ownership and potential further actions in the coming period.
Railroads favor Canadians in interstate shipping rates
Washington June 11 The New York Produce Exchange filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission a complaint against seventeen railroad lines operating between the grain belts in the northwest west and southwest and New York City. The exchange alleges discriminatory rates in favor of Canadian shippers, charging Americans from Duluth Chicago and other US points higher than Manitoba Winnipeg and other Canadian points.
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Washington
New York Produce Exchange
Inerstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Southwest
New York City
Duluth
Chisago
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Othe
Odd Fellows Picnic Planned at Powhatan on July 3
A Keystone meeting of the LOOF picnic committee announced a large gathering of Odd Fellows from Mercer, McDowell, Wyoming and Mingo counties in West Virginia and Tazewell County, Virginia, for July 3 at Powhatan. State and local grand officers will attend with speeches and arrangements for transport and lodging, estimating about 2000 attendees.
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Keystone
Powhatan
Mercer
McDowell
Wyoming
Mingo County
Tazewell County
Wit
DP. Kesuler
Cowan
W. Va
Grand Jary
A. de Wilkerson
Gratton
Dy Gannde
Crawford
Kore Stones
Hin Pleasent Powhatan
Ralieont Hones van de
Stranded in Alaska Towns Face Telegraphed Crisis
Fragmentary OCR reads like a notice of stranded towns in Alaska and a tangled report involving names and places such as Wantingha, Masur, Comtoway, Alma, and Lahore. It mentions officials, wartime references, and a possible commerce department link, but the text is damaged and unclear.
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Wantingha
Alma
Lahore
Conde
Coneig
Washington
Spartans
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Aenlint
Nathan Way
Seti
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Tive
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Eloek
Imdianapolly
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Railroads
Interstate
Merce Commission
Allege
Alaska
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