Count Keeselring One Time European Count Dies in Louisville
Emile G Keeselring a member of an old European noble family and Swiss banking representative in Algiers died in Louisville Kentucky on Monday night He was known as Count Keeselring to Americans and travelers A period of financial reverses sent him from aristocratic circles to window washing and hotel clerical work at the Galt House where he rose to chief clerk due to his intellect and breeding
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Europe
Algiers
Emile G Keeselring
Louisville
Keeselring
Galt House
Kesselring
President Roosevelt Remembered in Mineola L I
The will of James King Gracie, Roosevelt's uncle, was probated in Mineola. He leaves $30,000 to the President and $30,000 to each of his children. Kermit and Ethel Roosevelt receive $5,000 each. Eleanor Roosevelt and Gavie Hall Roosevelt get $15,000 each in trust. Other relatives also receive generous bequests.
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Ethel
Eleanor Roosevelt
Gavie Hall Roosevelt
Emlen Roosevelt
Ear grafting saga shocks Western mine owner
A Western mine owner who paid 5000 dollars for a grafted ear returned from a Philadelphia hospital where a New York surgeon attached the ear from another man’s head. Circulation in the graft is established, swelling persists but deemed non threatening, with the ear likely to reemerge under treatment. The man who sold the ear returned home near Pittsburgh with his wife and child.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pittaburg
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Sold By L. Tocher’s Drag Store
Dealer Keary Grearns of Wisconsin reports two years of sale with no bad reactions and notes increasing demand. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes at L. Tocher's Drug Store. May 20, 1001.
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Keary
Grearns
Shullebarg
Wisconsin
Ballard
Bectar
L. Tocker
Ghostly Crime Strube Confesses to Murder of Miss Henninger
Frederick Strube, 20, confesses to killing Miss Alice Henninger, 22, near Havana Illinois after a disputed marriage proposal. He struck her with a monkey wrench during a buggy ride, buried the body, then traveled to Quincy while police pursued him. A $1400 reward had been posted.
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Macon
Frederick Strube
Alice Henninger
Havana
Ill
Misa Henninger
Quincy
Strobe
Sheriff Brooker
Straube
Pestilence in Full Sway in Butler Pa
Typhoid fever rages through Butler Pennsylvania with about 1200 cases and rising toward 3000 in six weeks. Officials warn daily deaths could reach alarming levels as doctors trace the outbreak to contaminated water. Local physicians say the crisis will intensify in a week or ten days.
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Butler
Fragmented 19th century property transfer list itemization
A garbled entry stream lists numerous land transactions and deeds with names such as Alice Ewin J J Placher Ferdinand Leimer and John Fischer. Mentions Rockville Summit Amsterdam and various block and lot designations with monetary values and parcel references.
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Brest
C Denwell
Serviver
Hickman
Ferdinand Leimer
Brachear
Rockville
John Fischer
J Placher
Fleasant Gap
TJ Mock
H Delaney
Hadeon
Elmwood Woman Dies In Cottage Fire At 90
In Elmwood Nebraska on December 5 Mrs Martha Schloatman a 90 year old invalid died in her burning cottage. Her daughter could not move her and firefighters and neighbor John Folburst tried to help but were unable to reach her before the flames overcame them.
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Elmwood
Neb
Martha Schloatman
Dames
John Folburst
Judge W. M. Springer Dies After Pneumonia
Washington December 4 William M Springer ex congressman from Illinois and former U S district judge died here this morning of pneumonia. He contracted a cold in Chicago on Thanksgiving day while acting as counsel in the China drainage board case. He came to Washington, grew worse, and died at 3 AM. Remains to be interred here before being moved next spring to Springfield Illinois.
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Washington
William M. Springer
Illinoia
United States Court
Indian Territory
Springer
Chicago
China Drainage Board
Springfield
Ilinois
Strube Sees Visions in Sangamon Jail After Flight
Fred Strube, who confessed slaying Alice Henninger, rests in Sangamon county jail in Springfield Illinois. He says he is relieved by the rest but troubled by visions of the murdered girl. He asks jail officials to limit visitors as defense plans emerge with Hon. T. T. Beach of Lincoln likely to defend him.
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Springfield
Ill
Fred Strube
Alice Henninger
Sangamon County
Straube
Hon. T. T. Beach
Lincoln, Dil
Strube
Oldest National Bank Promotes Small and Large Accounts
The bank emphasizes taking care of money like children and encourages both small and large deposits. It highlights being the oldest bank in the county and the only National Bank in the area as a reason to choose their services.
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Missouri State Bank
Bates County
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Reward Notice
An advertisement offers a $100 reward and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment. The claim states the cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces, builds up constitution, and requires testimonial letters, with Cusner & Co. of Toronto named as the address and druggists selling the product.
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Cusner & Co
Tureds
Druggis
Martial law declared in Cripple Creek amid mine violence
Governor Peabody issues noon proclamation signaling limited martial law in Cripple Creek after the Vindicator mine blast and related lawlessness. Idaho precedent cited. mass arrests of strikers expected as Colonel Verdeckberg leads military action to control unrest and purge the camp of offenders. The note mentions a cold remedy ad at close.
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Denver
Dee
Peabody
Cripple Creek
Edward Verdeckberg
Five Aldermen Plead Guilty in Michigan Water Scandal
Five former and current city officials from Grand Rapids waived examination and agreed to plead guilty in superior court. Names Slocumb Lozier McLachlan Stonehouse Donovan and Corey Biesel are among those involved. Rumors suggest more aldermen under arrest may reveal details of tendered deals and doadle transactions.
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Grand Rapids
Michigan Water
Slocumb
Lozier
McLachlan
Stonehouse
Donovan
Board of Public Works
Corey Biesel
Wage cut orders hit 11000 United States Steel workers
A December report notes a wage reduction ranging from five to ten percent was ordered to be paid across the United States Steel Company. The measure affects 11,000 workers. Details on how long the cut lasts and which plants are most affected are not provided.
Notice of Estate Settlement in Bates County Missouri
Notice to creditors and others interested in the estate of Geo. W Pierce that 8. Pierce as administrator will make settlement at the next term of Bates County Probate Court in Butler Missouri on the 8th day of November 1903.
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Geo. W Pierce
Pierge
Hates
Bates County
State of Missouri
Butler
Missouri
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