LAWOUN BREAKS STOGE RECORDS AND PRAISES PUBLIC
A Boston dispatch reports Thomas W. Lawson claims Yukon gold sales of 700000 shares in New York and Boston at predominantly five to seven percent, praising public response and forecasting higher future prices. He states no motive but testing a fair finance era and warns buyers to submit orders via major exchanges. He explains use of Mr Content's name was for advertising purposes only.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Mass
New York
Yukon
Philadelphia
Content
H. Content & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Mr. Content
Thomas W. Lawson
Wild Stock Rush Triggers Street Riot at Broad Street Market
A mob of 500 brokers and messengers surged to buy new mining shares on Broad Street. Buyers fought for stock, trampling bystanders as traffic halted and outdoor market activity ground to a near standstill for about an hour.
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New York
Broad Street
Bombing Panic Ends as Police Contain Crowd in Park
Police withdrew several squads, Captain O'Reilly and twenty men moved in as Silverstein crept up from behind. A bomb-throwing panic ensued but reserves restored order. Silverstein and a patrol wagon took away the attacker and partner. the body identified as Ignatz Hildebrand, a 40 year old tailor. Socialistic tendencies noted. Silverstein born in Bialystok, Russia, lived with aunt Mrs. Gussie Alexander at 82 Beaver Street Brooklyn.
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O’reilly
Silverstein
Bellevue
Ignatz Hildebrand
Third Avenue
Gussie Alexander
Beaver Street
Brooklyn
Bialystok
Russia
Cohen
Alexander
Aonb
Tao
Heflin Defends Shooting Incident in Pennsylvania Ave
Representative Thomas Heflin of Alabama defended his actions after a shooting on Pennsylvania Avenue. He said he did what any gentleman would do in the presence of a lady. The Police Court postponed the case to a later date. Heflin also released copies of threatening anonymous letters received after his February effort to add a Jim Crow car amendment to a street railway bill.
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Washington
Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dairyman Stabbed by Friend in Dumont Street Fight
Frank Freud a dairyman of 651 Tusculum avenue was stabbed twice in the shoulder and chest during a quarrel with a friend on Dumont street East End. He was taken to City Hospital in a private ambulance and is in serious condition. The assailant has not been arrested as the victim refuses to prosecute. Freud said they were joking when the knife was drawn.
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Silverstein
Bellevue Hospital
Jody
Union Square Park
Robert Hunter
University Settlement
Hunter
Chicago
New York
Dumont Street
East End
Frank Freud
Tusculum Avenue
Freud
Obituary notices of James Hislop and several notable deaths
James Hislop of New London a prominent Connecticut merchant died at 62. Born in Scotland on February 9 1947 he built a retail chain with partners and helped city projects. Other obituaries include Willis A Bardwell of Brooklyn Library Leonard Clark in Chicago Eugene E Barnard Evans ton Indiana and William Potter of Danville Illinois with brief life details.
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James Hislop
Connecticut
New London
Mr. Hislop
Scotland
Brown, Thompson & Co
Hartford
John Portens
Archibald Mitchell
Norwich
Chicago
Leonard Clark
Ontario Hotel
Mr. Clark
Michigan
Tremont House
Eugene E. Barnard
Evanston
Barnard
Dayton Plant To Resume Operations Monday
Dayton Ohio March 28 The National Cash Register Company which has been shut down for over a month has issued notice that it will resume operations next Monday Three thousand persons are employed
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Dayton
National Cash Register Company
Riot at Kroger over alleged egg theft ends without arrests
A small riot broke out in front of Kroger on Court and Mound streets when the store manager threw a boy into the street after accusing him of stealing eggs. A bystander screamed and men surged toward the manager. police arrived as Traffic Officers Venn and Sweeney took the crowd away. No injuries or arrests reported.
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Fourteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
Schmittberger
Fourteenth
East Fifteenth
East Sixteenth
Irving Place
Academy of Music
Park T A
Kroger’s
Court
Mound Streets
Venn and
Sweeney
Chief Plays A Joke At Farewell For Gallagher
Twenty five friends at the St. Nicholas Hotel gathered to bid Thomas E. Gallagher farewell. Chief Millikin and Inspector Casey, in mock arrest, handcuffed Joseph Braunstin and Frank Blaine on burlesque charges. The prank ended with laughter after explanation. Gallagher departs for Chicago on a promotion.
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St. Nicholas Hotel
Thomas E. Gallagher
Millikin
James Casey
Joseph Braunstein
Frank Blaine
Blaine
Braunstein
Mr. Gallagher
Chicago
Campbell Cantrill Opposes Kimball for Seventh District Seat
The Democratic Executive Committee of Kentucky's Seventh District set May 12 as the congressional primary date. J Campbell Cantrill of Georgetown declared his candidacy against incumbent W P Kimball. Cantrill leads the Society of Equity in Kentucky.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Democratic Executive Committee
Scott County
J. Campbell Cantrill
Georgetown
W. P. Kimball
Thomason
Morris
Oldham County
J. Campbell
Sheriff Smith Case Ends With Permanent Injunction
Hopkinsville Ky March 28 Judge Cook in Circuit Court made the injunction permanent in the Sheriff Smith case. He ruled the ousting order by Judge Prowse was on a technicality and that Smith not receiving quietus from the Fiscal Court was no fault of his. The case was finished today and an appeal will be taken.
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Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
Cook
Sheriff Smith
Prowse
Smith
Storm Hits Indiana and Eastern Illinois Severe Damage
A tornado like storm swept Indiana and Eastern Illinois causing extensive property damage. In Frankfort the flour mill roof collapsed and losses reached 2500 dollars. Muncie and Montgomery County saw wrecked houses and shattered plate glass. Pekin suffered about 100000 dollars in losses due to the storm.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
Frankfort
Federal Canning Factory
Muncie
Montgomery
Pike Counties
Pekin
Towboat Destroyed by Fire at Lawrenceburg Docks
Christina a fifty horsepower gasoline towboat owned by Herman Bessler of the Lawrenceburg Veneer and Lumber plant was burned today at the Elm street docks. Three barges a float and two house boats also burned in a blaze started by an explosion as a watchman filled a gasoline tank with a lantern. The towboat built here last year was valued at $10 000.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Christina
Herman Bessler
Elm Street
Plain Truth About Coffee and Postum's Effect on Health
A New Hampshire man with 30 years of coffee experience describes digestive woes, sleeplessness, and poor appetite from coffee. He switched to Postum six years ago, noting gradual, then steady, digestion and sleep improvements. He believes avoiding coffee prevented further decline and that Postum transformed his health.
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N. H
Postum Co
Creek, Mich
Ville
Lohengrin closes the operatic season at Lyric Theatre
San Carlo Opera Company ends its season with Wagner's Lohengrin at the Lyric. The production impressed with superb scenery and staging. Dani as Lohengrin and Blanchart as Telramund drew strong praise. Mme Qlitzka’s Ortrud and King Henry by Sig. Villani were noted. The orchestra and chorus performed admirably under Scavaglia.
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Richard Wagner
San Carlo Opera
Mme
Bramonia
Elsa
Santuzza
Nedda
Lohengrin
Sig
Dani
M. Blanchart
Telramund
Mme. Qlitzka
Ortrud
Sig. Villani
King Henry
Mascagni
Leoncavallo
Audilente
Mmethonia
Sig. Fornari
Alfio
Sig. Oppezzo
Affray in Saloon Leaves Man Shot and Wounded
Duke Allen colored, 29, a paper cleaner of 708 Laurel, was shot during an argument over drinking rights at Morris Goldfleece saloon 1520 Central Ave. Daniel Rafferty white, a tinner of 825 Clinton, fired several shots after the man allegedly attacked him. Rafferty was arrested by Patrolmen Wambsgan and Bartlett at Armory Ave and Baymiller St and charged with shooting to kill.
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Duke Allen
Colored, & Paper’cleaner
Laurel Street
Morris Goldfleece
Central Avenue
Daniel Rafferty
Clinton Street
Rafferty
Wambsgan and
Bartlett
Armory Avenue
Baymiller Street
Teeth Deflect Bullet Saves Man in Saloon Fight
John Wettengel, 25, of 512 Oliver Street, survived a saloon clash after a bullet fired by proprietor John Miller was deflected by his molars. The shot left only a slight mouth wound. Wettengel reportedly attacked Miller with a billiard cue.
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John Wettengel
Oliver Street
Oliver and
John Streets
John Miller
Wettengel
Police arrest ten alleged poker players in saloon break-in
Detectives and officers raided Albert Robinson's saloon at 325 Central Avenue last night and arrested ten men found in a rear room. The group, suspected of gambling with money on the table, faced loitering charges and provided fictitious names.
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Poppe
Burkholzg
McQuesten
Curtin
Knight
Luhn
Albert Robinson
Central Avenue
Ally
Baby Claim Sparks Hospital Visit at City Hospital
Mrs Mary Young of 224 Mercer Street claimed the baby found in a hallway near Fourteenth and Elm Streets. Hospital clerks state the mother was excited but not permitted to take the child home. The incident arose amid financial hardship and job loss.
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Mary Young
Mercer Street
City Hospital
Fourteenth and
Elm Streets
Hosiery Declared Not Lace by U S Appraisers Board
Open work hosiery is not lace wearing apparel the Board of United States General Appraisers ruled on a Western importers petition to avoid higher duty. The board upheld the importers claim that open-work stockings should be classified as hosiery fashioned and shaped.
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New York
Board of
United States General Appraisers
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Clark Street
Broadway
United States
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Goldstein
Eldredge Street
Broome Street
Manhattan
Noronton
Conn
Central Federated Union
the Square
Fourth Avenue
Lawoun
Stoge Records
Purchase
Cincinnati
Elks’ Lodge
Crelsey
Richard
Arlivg Wnwigae
Heflin
Negro
Chief
Kimball
Pekin, Ill
West Fourth Street
C. E. Brooks
Brooks
James Britton
Bethlehem
Aacoiant
Sony Velous
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