Bank Promoter Sentenced Five Years in Prison
Weerk's Newsrecord reports Judge Ryan overruled a new trial motion for Robert M. Snyder the banker and promoter of New York and Kansas City who was convicted of bribery and sentenced him to five years in the penitentiary.
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St Louis
Ryan
Robert M. Snyder
New York
Kansas City
Hamilton
Ohio
Barranquilla
Bogota
Magdalena River
el Banco
Colombia
Easter headlines sweep through a crowded year
A mosaic of notes from distant events includes Partridge resigning as New York police commissioner effective Jan 1, a Worcester Chase building fire causing 250000 in damage, Mrs. U. S. Grant's death in Washington, Vermont backing high license, and numerous national incidents from accidents to politics and court cases.
Various Fires and Crimes Across Cities in News Nuggets
Tenants of the Hathaway building in Boston suffered a loss of 150000 by fire. Lloyd Griscom Sr. appointed minister to Japan to succeed the deceased Buck. Three lives lost in a tenement fire on First avenue New York near 120th street. Property worth 150000 destroyed at Leadville Colorado. Pap Wyman Blouse, a local landmark, burned. John W. Ela president of the Chicago Civil Service Reform League died in a Philadelphia hospital after a paralysis stroke. James Quan, a discharged soldier from the Philippines, found frozen to death near Flemingsburg Kentucky. Victoria Hotel in Quebec destroyed by fire. guests and employees escaped. loss 110000. insured 75000. Walter E. Duryea, a young New Yorker who broke his neck diving, may inherit 1,000,000 and other property. doctors hopeful he may walk again. Boston’s new women’s club is the Workers’ Birthday Club of America aimed at encouraging births. incorporated. J Wilfred Blondin found guilty of wife murder in Suffolk County Superior Court. murder verdict second degree. Bart Whitney 17 and Claude O’Brien 15 sentenced in Lexington Kentucky to be hanged February 12 for the Chinn murder. new-trial motions overruled. John Bogies, a St Louis bartender, shot Anton Steinbecker after quarrel over 70 cents for drinks. Steinbecker killed, Willis Gibbs wounded. Harry G. Richards, claiming to be a New York attorney, in Lincoln Nebraska spending 25000. says fee from Colorado Fuel and Iron case. spent 10000 in two days. Dawson dispatch reports 200 Indians have taken the warpath.
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John N. Part-ridge
New York
Chase
Worcester
U. S. Grant
Washington
Vermont
Herbert Jones
Marion S. May
Seth Low
France
North End
Boston
Metropolitan Coal Company
Causeway Street
Kingston Company
Edwardsville
Willie Binzer
Auburn Q S. Y
Louis Smith
16Th Street
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
John Williams
Philadelphia
Barry Johnstone
Kate Hassett
Charles Spindler
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
National Indian Association
Cil
D. C
Arizona
Maj
John Hancock
Pension Bureau
Census
Winfield Scott Hancock
Secretary of Agriculture
Dr Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
New England
Schurman
Cornell University
Pultroonery
Congress
United States
J. L. Connell & Co
Franklin Avenue
Scranton
I's
Sarah Waters
John W. Ela
Chicago Civil Service Reform League
James Quan
Philippines
Flemingsburg
Victoria
Quebec
Walter E. Duryea
Workers’ Birthday Club of America
J. Wilfred Blondin
Suffolk County Superior Court
Bart Whitney
Claude O’brien
A. B. Chinn
Lexington
John Bogies
St. Louis
Anton Steinbecker
Willis S. Gibbs
Harry G. Richards
Lincoln
Web
Colorado
Denver
Dawson
Midwest and West News Briefs of Fires Robberies and Accidents
Summary of multiple incidents including a Hillsboro bank robbery with $30,000 seized, a Bird Island fire killing George Fewer and destroying $50,000 in property, a Northern Pacific collision near Fridley injuring several, the Corner family fatalities in Laura Ohio from a Big Four train, James Kirkbridge seeking two men who handed him $4,000, Ridpath Hotel fire in Spokane with $80,000 loss, Pacific cable landing in San Francisco witnessed by 30,000, a Baltimore and Ohio train run over the Nealy family near North Baltimore, Ogden post officer O Charles Meignan found guilty of embezzlement, and a Iowa State crop report citing $59,000.
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Hillsboro
N. M
George Fewer
Bird Island
Minn
Northern Pacific Railway
Fridley
George
Joseph Corner
John Corner
Laura
Ohio
James Kirkbridge
South St. Joseph
Ridpath
Spokane
Wash
Sancisco
J. C. Nealy
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
O.charles Meignan
Ogden
Utah
Towa
Elopement Drama and Executions Stir Early News
The report narrates a teen elopement between Janie Stormont and her father's 40 year old master, plus two executions for murder of A. G. Chinn in Lexington and his accomplice Earl Whitney. It also notes cadets at Virginia Military Institute arrested for midnight fireworks, a major Winston Salem fire, tobacco firms and a Paducah lease claim, a bank robbery attempt in De Kalb Texas, and a heroic shooting by Marvin Dodd defending his telegraph exchange during the heist.
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Janie Stormont
Daniel Stormont
eSev
Claude O’brien
A. 4
Chinn
Leximgton
Earl Whitney
Virginia Military Institute
Lexinston
Academy
Winston-Salem
N. C
Vaushan
Whitaker-Harvey
Marvin Dodd
Young Dodd
Foreign News Briefs From Around The World
Summary of international events includes President Castro of Venezuela urging arms against Britain and Germany, naval bombardment at Puerto Cabello with minimal damage, Prince Oscar of Germany sustaining a minor collarbone fracture, Monsignore Chase slated for the Manila archdiocese, an assassination attempt on Leopold of Belgium, and Denmark's eighty firms promising to exhibit at the St. Louis exposition with pressure over official representation funding.
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Castro
Venezuela
Great Britain
Germany
Puerto Cabello
Prince Oscar
Emperor William
Monsignore Chase
St. Peter’s Church
Laredo
Texas
Leo
Manila
Philippines
Leopold
Laken
Denmark
St. Louis Exposition
Special judge in strike cases in Cuba and US trade ties
A special judge in Cuba's strike cases is to prosecute the mayor for usurpation. The Cuban reciprocity treaty with the United States allows a 20 percent reduction on Cuban products for parallel import from the U S, signed in Havana. In Mexico a special train carries 1,000 pilgrims to Hidalgo Railway near Teapa as plans for a nationwide toy factory combination near completion. South Bend toy works employing 400 people is included. the combined capital reaches about $2,000,000.
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Bsyand
Cuba
United States
Havana
Tepa
Hidalgo
Mexico
South Bend
Fragmentary 19th Century House Debates On Finance and Policy
Partial OCR notes show a house discussion on amendments and finance. Mentions Mr Grow and a public speech. Describes strain between fisher and capital relations in the United States and a resolution being adopted. The session occupied most of the day with debate on reform measures.
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Dent
Grow
Ker
Fsber
United States
Hartman Sanitarium Advised Remedy Inquiry
If you do not derive prompt and satisfactory results from Peruna write at once to Dr Hanman Rimes full statement of your case and will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis Address Dr Hartman President of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus O
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Hanman
Rimes
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Mindful of the Risk in Baptism at mill pond
The Atlanta Constitution recounts a baptism scene where a convert asks if there are alligators in the mill pond and the preacher reassures him that God will take care of him. A wary candidate mutters about alligators and hunger in spring.
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Atlanta Constitution
Through Pullman Service From Chicago To Florida
Through sleeping cars daily from Chicago via Monon and C H D rails to Florida. Connections at Cincinnati with the Florida Limited and at Lexington to St Augustine. Through service from Detroit and Toledo on specified days via Michigan Central and C H D Ry. Mail routes via Queen and Crescent and Southern Railway. Passenger schedules note 1 p m departure from Chicago and 9 15 p m from Cincinnati. Details list W A Beckler, N P A, Chicago.
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Pullman
Chicose
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Louisville
Florida
Queen
Crescent
Southern Mailway
Chicago
Bis
Sandsy
Michigan Central
Sa. m
Cincinnati
Florida Specal
St Augustine
W. A
Dick Bribes Caddy in golf outing rumor
In a Chicago News item a woman May suspects Dick will propose during a golf outing after overhearing him bribe a caddy to pretend illness. The exchange shows nerves and anticipation about an engagement on the links.
No Real Grievance in Odd Exchange Cited
Fragmentary item references a quarrel described as no real grievance. Mentions a young wife, a young husband, and an unusual claim about being a bird in a puzzling exchange. Text is garbled and presents as clipped OCR from a Chicago Tribune page fragment.
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Chieaco Tribune
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Brimfield
Illinos
Weerk’s Newsrecord
Porell
San Domingo
Gorsemmntat Shell
Wyman
Sac and Fox Indian Agency
Oklahoma
Alvord
Tex
First National Bank
Frank Martin
John McFall
Claud Golden
John I. Mullins
Arapahoe County
Mayor & E Weight
Robert Garrison
Bedford
Rich
Churderer
Garrison
Battle Creek
John Brantlinger
Jervis W. ‘Carter
Sheldon
Judicial District
Dakota Territory
Ston¢ Falls
S. D
Jane Lathrop
Stanford of
San Francisco
Leland Stanford
George Clark
George Wells
Fort Worth
Sxittie Bondurant
Carrington
Thomas Baker
Baker
John H. Schnettler
House of Delegates
Aaron Burt
Lakeview
Bellefontaine
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Bucklin
Yellow Creek
West Side
American Sheet Steel Company
Canal Dover
John P. Lundin
Stephen
William Parr
Stratton
Independence Mine
Sir Thomas Pitkin
England
Parr
Jeb
Lake Shore
Lorain
Arnold
Charles Stewart
Florence
St. Joseph
Holloway
Cleveland, Lorain
Wheeling
Edward Hayes
Harry Hicks
Bridgeport
St. Louis Terminal Railway Association
C. Brownfield
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
el Dorado
Kan
Brownfield
Miss Morrison
Evans
Kearney
Neb
Cleveland Water Works
Lake Erie
Marshall
Birber
Kansas State, University
Law‘rence
Aee Wooster University
Wooster
Andrew Carmegie
Temperance
Collinwood
Lake Shore Railway
Hathaway
Lloyd Griscom, Sr
Japan
Mr. Buck
First Avenue
Leadville
Cole
Wyman Blouse
Western
Southerr
Eabor
Wilson Aceon Seem
Siete Mae
Ilent Association
Henrietta
Chicago News
Anne's
Jaus Scaggs
Mel
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