Basment beer room brawl ends with gunshot injuring Salerno
In a North street saloon a card game over a case of beer led to a quarrel between Severio Macri and an unknown man. A revolver fired by Macri wounded Francisco Salerno in the thigh as the accused argued over payment. Police arrived promptly to investigate the shooting.
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Salerno
Dunn
North Street
Macri
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Severio Macri
Providence
Sergent Smith
Officer French
Fire destroys Sawyer paper factory in St Louis
Fire at the F. C. Sawyer & Co paper factory on Locust Street near Third Street in St Louis began at 3 30 pm and leveled the plant within an hour. The blaze also damaged adjacent firms including Young McKinney Printing and Missouri Engraving, with the total loss over 200000 dollars. Firemen struggled with wires down and a streetcar collision injuring Finny Bruce, while all hundred factory workers escaped unharmed.
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F. C. Sawyer & Co
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Sawyer
Young-McKinney Printing Company
Missouri Engraving Company
Woodward-Tiernan Printing Company
Higgins Map Printing Company
McKinney's Company
Finny Bruce
Count Rogco Diano in Chicago Jail Record
Count Rocco Diano, an Austrian who has spent 34 years disguising as a tramp and visiting prisons worldwide, is in Chicago. He claims to have frequented every prison, explaining his past as a drunkenness feigner. He plans to travel to Texas then New York after California trip.
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Rocco Dianovich
Austria
America
Texas
New York
California
Hughes Joins Baltimore Club After California Negotiations
Hughes of the Sacramento team has joined the Baltimore Club after manager Han Lon signed him through Hughes Jennings who is currently in California. Hughes’s pitching recently defeated the Orioles, who lost 4 to a score not fully shown.
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Hughes
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Cal
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Hughes Jennings
California
Orioles
Overtime Suit Victory Extends Claims Beyond Eight Hours
Adron H. Post of Salt Lake City won a Supreme Court affirmed ruling over eight hour overtime pay. The suit argued government duties were clerical labor and within the statute. The decision paves the way for other similar claims totaling over eight million dollars. The passage includes a Chicago News exchange about marriage and gold dust.
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Washington
Adron H. Post
Salt Lake City
Pest
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
King’s Case: First in Dec 15 Circuit Court Term
The upcoming Circuit Court term begins December 15 with Albert M. King, a bank messenger who fled with 39000 from Boylston National Bank, as the opening case. Other indictments include Nona L. Bryan for unauthorized letter openings, William H. Matthews for box thefts, Albert A. Thomas for raising two dollar bills, and Frank C. L. Redhead for clerical larceny from Lowell Post Office. Jewett’s embezzlement case may delay pending judge’s ruling on demurrers.
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Circuit Court of the United States
Albert M. King
Boylston National Bank
Nona L. Bryan
Middlefield
William H. Matthews
Albert A. Thomas
New Bedford
Frank C. L. Redhead
Lowell
Jewett
Brown
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Mahony
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