Curious Ice Mine Claim Stirs Coshocton Man
Coshocton resident E S Leonard claims an ice mine near Coulderspool Pennsylvania and bets his veracity. He traveled by car to confirm the find with David Brown of Detroit. A separate note recounts a Mexican bandit killing and a woman’s ordeal at Mexican Central Railroad camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton, CO
E. S. Leonard
Coshocton
Coulderspool
Potter County
Penn
David Brown
Detroit
Joseph Bonateo, Jr
Mob Demands That the Mayor Resign
In Oklahoma City more than 1000 men marched to City Hall and demanded the resignation of Mayor Lackey as the city council refused to vacate. A message from Whit M. Grant, the mayoral winner, urged the crowd to wait for the court’s decision, ending the disturbance.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Lackey
City Commission
Ers
Whit M. Grant
Maryoraity
Heart stimulant from toads proven by Johns Hopkins
Baltimore May 30 Professor J J Abel of Johns Hopkins has developed a heart stimulant from poisonous toads that exceeds digitalis. Demonstrations show success. The discovery grew from observations of Chinese quacks who ground dead toads for medicine.
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Baltimore
J. J. Abel
Johns Hopkins
Bed Blown Through Ceiling In West Virginia Dynamite Attack
In Bellington West Virginia May 31 Henry Sturms and his wife both 60 were seriously hurt when dynamite exploded beneath their Sugar Creek home three miles from town. A daughter 20 was dying from injuries after a bed was blown through the bedroom ceiling. The blast shattered the house and tore a large hole in the ground as bloodhounds tracked the dynamiters with no motive known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellington
W. Va
Henry Sturms
Sugar Creek
Sturms
Woman in Men's Clothes Sentenced to Workhouse
Mrs. August A. Seib known as Gus Seib chose to keep wearing male attire and accepted a 56 day workhouse sentence after Judge Karl Kimmel found her in wearing men's apparel. She refused the judge's offer of a proper dress stating embarrassment in women’s clothes and fear of arrest for masquerading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
August A. Seib
Minister Is Mail Fraud Defendant In Redemable Case
Testimony in U S District Court yesterday opened the trial of three Redeemable Investment Company members on charges of using the mails to defraud the public. Rev Norman Plass of Newton and Rev J Spencer Voorhess, former Adams Congregational pastor, were linked to the case.
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Norman Plass
Newton
J. Spencer Voorhess
Congregational Church
Adams
Redeemable Investment Company
Dodge
United States District Court
J. Spencer Voorhees
Plass
McAllister
Redeemable Investment Company fraud trial opens in Boston
Defendants Rev. Norman Plass, Charles Brooks, and John Traphagan face 12 counts of mail fraud as prosecutors detail the redemption fund scheme and misrepresented assets. Brooks faces prior trouble in St Louis and Worcester jurors miss time due to a road accident.
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Norman Plass
Charles H. Brooks
John S. Traphagan
United States
Asa P. French
William H. Garland
Boston & Albany
Worcester
W. Scott Guild
Lowell
Frank H. Mason
J. Spencer Voorhees
Springfield
H. A. Babbitt
Adams
William A. Trow
Andover
J. T. Traphagen
Boston
French
Delaware
New Mexico
Northwest
Saskatchewan
Socorro County
Diaz Bids Farewell to Army and Mexico
Soldiers in the ex-president's guard uniforms lined the street in Vera Cruz in front of J B Body's home. Detachments from the Eleventh Infantry and Zapadores, led by General Victorino Huerta, conducted the farewell ceremony marking Diaz's departure.
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Diaz
Army
Mexico
J. B. Body
Vera Cruz
Eleventh Infantry
Zapadores
Victorino Huerta
Diaz Returns to Vera Cruz Amid Mixed Public Silence
A somber veranda scene shows General Diaz greeted by a small guard as ex-President Diaz, recovering from illness, appears in plain attire. General Huerta thanks him, noting the army's loyalty and resolve despite public rumors of departure.
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Vera Cruz
Presidentiel
Diaz
General Diaz
Steinert Approved for Boston Art Commission
The Civil Service Commission approved Mayor Fitzgerald's appointment of Alexander Steinert, noted as the piano man, to the Boston Art Commission.
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Civil Service Commission
Fitzgerald
Alexander Steinert
Boston Art Commission
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Trinidad
Col
Robert Sweasey
theQstrich
Oxford
Room
Crown Ostrich Feather Co
Washington Street
Siegel’s
Borden
Samuel J. Elder
Hague
John P. Feeney
Woburn
Chester H. Krum
Claims Fund
Canada
Harry W. Davis
Delaware Trust Company
Wilmington
Del
Davis
Brooks
Trust Company
Henry A. Bingham
Register and Transfer Company
Nassau Street
New York
Garland
Huerta
Joaquin Beltran
Chapultepec
Beltran
New Brunswick
John
Maurice Ketten
M& John
Me John
Gratielgmers
al Ion
Steinert
Barrett Manufacturing Company
Franklin St
Mass
Cascarets
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