Judge Bingham sentences Florence Goldsborough for grand larceny
Special Dispatch reports in CoLemnes that Judge Bingham sentenced Florence Goldsborough, famed girl thief, to three years in the Penitentiary for grand larceny. Five other prisoners also received sentences. The article also notes a large number of convicts and various regional industrial and political items.
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Cimeranati Times
CoLemnes
Bingham
Florence Goldsborough
Columbus
Toledo
Satenian
Beyal
Letonia
Miners’ National Association
Tennessee
Brs
Testimony on Grover Ganger's 1873 dealings and credibility
In St Louis on November 19 J Bassett testified about Grover Ganger. The defense introduced tri monthly revenue reports and Bevis and Frezer documents. Deputy Revenue Commissioner Rogers testified he knew Ganger socially since 1870s and could not recall formal business dealings, noting uncertain dates of conversations and leaves granted.
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St. Louis
J. Bassett
Alfred
Bevis & Frezer
Megare
Bevis & I
C. Rogers
Af Revenue
Washington
Guia Siete
Col. C. K. Holt
Een
Serre Eaere
Cardinal Silvester Dies and Other Global Shifts
The report notes Cardinal Silvester's death and lists various international moves. Von Arnim travels to Italy while mentions of Turkish diplomacy, Mexican issues, and census matters color a turbulent period. A formal denial from Walker regarding funds is included amid broader political strain.
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Cardinal Silvester
von Arnim
Italy
Centennial Nun Club
Stepera
Revision Pees
Pais Bellenet
Tney
Walker
Cheeke
Philadelphia Tale of Abducted Boy and Arrest Warrant
Reported plan to bring Thomastown Telegram Office for questioning as effort to locate a boy named Charley Ros. Authorities pursue a woman and child claim from Hamden Connecticut with a writ for arrest, aiming to confirm details and secure custody by early evening.
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Philadelphia
Ross
Thomastown
Bounell
Sharif
Wolsey Fen
Hamden
Connecticut
Alno
Thom
Charley Ros
Halstead
Ohio
Rai Winade
Rata Young
An Astonished Englishman Visits A Treasury
An English gentleman touring the United States recounts a visit to the treasury and the House experience. The narrative notes deliberate ceremony, perceived red tape, and a clear finality when an answer is refused, followed by a drawing room tour and hotel departure.
Political speculation on presidential contenders in The New York Sun
The New York Sun discusses potential presidential candidates amid a crowded field. It questions if a strong, popular, capable figure could win the presidency, noting uncertainty about who among smaller names might ascend to the executive chair.
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The
New York Sun
Central States Musical Festivals Rise in Prominence
The article notes a shift in festival prominence from the Atlantic coast to the central states, with speculation that the Ohio Valley will become a leading hub. It credits Theodore Thomas as initiating a significant festival movement followed by a second event noted as exceptionally successful in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Central States
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Theodore Thomas
United
Immediate shipment price note from Titusville market
The report shows an immediate shipment price of 150 dollars, with a separate mention of 14734 for Pascale Marea and a stable market quietness at Titusville and Philadelphia markets with crude activity noted in early 02.
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Titusville
Philadelphia
Babcock urged to visit St Louis to answer McDonald case charges
General Babcock has received telegrams from St Louis requesting he come and vindicate himself from charges in McDonald case testimony. The move reflects calls from allies here and a possible departure for moral and political reasons amid whisky ring context.
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Cincinnati Times
Washington
Babcock
St. Louis
McDonald
St. Aa
Ring
Coumiedenenbig
Customs
Sherman
Wade
The
Ent
Aristow
Megrue
Maryland
Congress
Wallace & Co. Falls Behind in Dry Goods Trade
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports Wallace & Co., a leading dry goods firm in Cincinnati, failed today with liabilities around three quarters of a million dollars. Assets consist of stock and paper. principal creditors located in the city, New York, Philadelphia, and several foreign cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
New Orl&ans
Wallace & Co
Erteeees and
Seadred Hietecic
New York
Elphia
Brooklyn Revival Sermon At Tabernacle In November 1920
A Brooklyn Tabernacle gathering this morning held a revival service led by noted evangelist Mr Needham as Deacon Hanney read prayers. The scene featured a crowd and preparations for the religious event, with revivalists prominent in the scene.
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New York
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Mney and Sankey
Aea
Puues
Needham
Agelist
Hanney
Bank Statement Digest From New York Ledger
New York on November 20 shows Arata Deremme ascribe spec ial notes with specie and legal tenders, deposits around 802 000, circulation rising to 376 500, and paper issues totaling 4 800 while the overall reserves figure reaches 929 278.
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New York
Deremme
Sciserecnisvne
River News Briefs From November Dispatches
Special dispatches from Pittsnone and surrounding river towns describe water levels at ela5 feet and falling, towboats Boaz Hercules Tom Rees No 2 and Nellie Speer active, and cargo movements toward St. Louis. Reports note a sunken barge near Phillie island, the Sherlock shipping freight, and canalling levels around 7 feet groundfalls. Movements include Bannock City and Baton Rouge heading toward Cairo and a busy port list at Cincinnati Evansville and New Orleans with rain and cloudy conditions noted.
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Cincinnati Times
Pittsnone
Wheeling
Boaz
Hercules
Tom Rees No
Nellie Speer
Market Boy
Ceres
Ig Hada Agnd
Phillie Island
Me Riles
Dal
Fearless
St. Louis
New Rclaxy, Inc
Bernerd
Sherlock
Oennan
Lovisyrig
Bannock City
Tennesse River
Baton Rouge
Cairo
Ill
Hickory
Joba Means
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Pik
Arkansas
Susie Sil Beasthoes
City notes and notices from the ninth street line and court
More cars are wanted on the Ninth street line. Altentioi Colonel Bullock Fifty-one marriage licenses were issued by the Prepate Court Judge this week. The Common Council Committee on Re trenchment will hold a meeting this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Officers Harman and Walk this morning arrested Pat Whinnery for concealed weapons. Work began yesterday on the Ohio Avenue Street Railroad connecting the Elm street Inclined Plane with the Zoological Garden.
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Ninth Street
Altentioi
Colonel Bullock
Common Council
Harman
Walk
Pat
Whinnery
Anting
Otte Wens
Ohio ‘Avenue Street Railroad
Elm Street
Zoological Garden
Ex County Clerk’s Hidden $1000 Note Found in Treasurer’s Safe
A former county clerk left a note stating a $1,000 cash sum lay in the county treasury. The note describes the money as missing for years and urges action to reclaim or disclose its location. Identification of the clerk is sought.
Jones Hosts House Warming at New Quarters
Chris C. Jones held a house warming last night at his new quarters at the corner of Line and Clarkesvete. A large company attended and kept things lively in the small hours with grand entertainment at cous hall at the corner of Niath et. A four year old named Schlick contributed to the evening’s merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris. C. Jones
Line
Clarkesvete
Cous Hall
Niathet
Sabbath Evening Concert by First Universalist Members
The Sabbath evening concert by the First Universalist Sabbath Yee members will be held tomorrow evening at the Universalist church on Plum Street. The public is invited to attend.
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Ae Baptist Church
Ken J. Emery
West End
Hammel
United States v Carr jurors await verdict on counterfeit case
The United States against Napoleon Carr for passing and possessing counterfeit money stalled with no verdict by 1 p m after a 11 30 am jury deliberation. Assistant District Attorney Richards for the government, D Humphreys opposing. Also notice of a Song Service at Vine Street Congregational Church and Hughes Alumni winter reunion details with attendance requests.
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United States
Napoleon Carr
Richards
D. Humphreys
Hughes
Spilis’ Hall
Ea. M. White
West Pearl Street
Mr D. B Ray Visits Old Friends Abroad
Mr D B Ray, once of this city, has lived abroad for twelve years and is now visiting his old friends here, returning briefly to his former hometown.
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Ray
Music Hall Fund Earns Momentum as Week Advances
The Music Hall Fund committee met at the Board of Trade rooms and reported weekly subscriptions are rising. With just a little over four hundred dollars still needed, they expect to meet Mr Springers condition soon. A full report will be published next Saturday.
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Music Hall Fund
Board of Trade Rooms
Springer
Wallace
Joan McClellan
James & Sires
J. F. Netax
Perjury Trial Set After Bonded Collection Bureau Matter
Samuel W. Morrow, previously tried on alleged eo ment before Esquire Carter, now faces perjury charges following Leonard E. Johnston’s warrant. Johnston, held on bail, is unavailable as the case heads to a hearing before Esquire Evitt next Tuesday.
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Esquire Carter
Samuel W. Morrow
Bonded Collection Bureau
Leonard E. Johnston
Morrow
Johnstong
Arene
Selek
Johnston
Nt Coten Thanew
Selels
Gates
Fequire Evitt
Tabernacle Sermon at Robinson’s Opera House Lecture
The Tabernacle Congregation plans a special service at Robinson’s Opera House with Rev. Henry D. Moore addressing why the Disciples were named Christians and who today’s Christians are. Mrs. Carrick will sing I know that my Redeemer liveth and Prof. C. M. Cutrier leads the orchestra performing Barestolle and Ave Maria.
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Tabernacle Congregation
Tabernacle
Robinson's Opera House
Henry D. Moore
Kacken
Ave Maria
Insufficiency and misjoinder in Sterrett v City and rail line
Superior Court before Judge Tilden sustains demurrer to petition alleging negligence by Schuteldryer & Co on Vine street, City permit, and streetcar conductor. Plaintiff injured on Consolidated Street Railroad car. Partnership and locality details provided, verdict shows mixed actions and misjoined parties.
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White
Pisiooff
Steldryer & Co
W. F. Gaylord
Elizira
Klag Pfam «Iesaance Company
Guernsey Y. Roots A
Washington Life Insurance Company
Tildes
Ae Pot Deversary
Schultz
Hoffner
Convicted murderers sentenced to hang in January
Dispatch from Cincinnati Times reports Frederick Meyers and William Murray, convicted of Gottlieb Wahl’s murder near the city, were sentenced to be hanged on the 6th of January. Meyers protested innocence. Murray remained silent, seemingly unnerved.
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Cincinnati Times
Pittenvae
Frederick Meyers
William
Murray
Gottlieb
Wahl
Sapa
Wrecks Fill the Downs After Storm and Birmingham Broker Fails
A storm washed through the Downs last night leaving forty to six hundred vessels at risk and three ashore on Sands. Birming ham metal broker Sloane Richards has failed with liabilities around five hundred thousand. The Bank reports bullion withdrawals in England. Spain agrees to US demand allowing foreigners tried in Cuba to have counsel as Washington discusses dispatches with Cabinet.
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Downs
Yarmouth
Lowestoft
Birmingham
Sloane Richards
England
Spain
United States
Maprio
Cuba
al Crontin
Washington
Harvard Clad Clubs Annual Dinner at Bright
Thirty graduates sat down to a meal as part of the Harvard Clad gathering at Bright. The coroner’s verdict on Beendril Weraseny’s death blamed injuries from being crushed under a yard car at Little Miami Railroad and criticized crossing safety, urging a switchman at the crossing. Reverend Earl Cranston, new Trinity M E Church pastor, attracts praise for sermons delivered without notes. Trinity believes him the best in the city and invites all to join.
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Harvard
Beendril Weraseny
Dhary
Little Bigort
Little Miami
Mpany Wo
Pot Bay
Earl Cranston
Trinity M
Ninth Street
Cincinnati
Trinity
County commissioners review vouchers and old docket notes
County officials audit Auditor's Office vouchers as the Board of Health debates vaccination bills and fare for fifty cents. Court items include juries finding guilty in larceny and assault cases. Real estate transfers, a report on county indebtedness, and a probate-era ledger of property transactions are listed.
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Board of Health
Daniel Boone
John A. Stevens
Cardinal Duc de Richelieu
Richelieu
James Hogan
Ignatius Higan
Thomas Hagan
Jacob Eee
Charles St. Clair
Notio
Butler County
Jas. E B. Campbell
J. A. Heman & Co
Peter Schwab
Jorden
J. P. Strowbridge & Co
Justice of the Peace
Orvis and Sine Acy in Woods Debt Scheme
New York November 20 details report Charles B Orvis and Sine Acy ualers in hard woods, rooms in the game building, leaving debts estimated from 75400 to 100000. Orvis described as an old swindler, Reed from a respectable Boston firm, once trusted, indorsed notes by Orvis and financed the scheme. Orvis has operated in Chicago.
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Charles B. Orvis
Sine A.cyualers
Ocogp
Cars Street
Sestegatio
Orvie
Reed
Boston
Trace
Orvis
Fetter
Chicago
Souther Pacific Railroad Convention Adjourns Sine Die
The Souther Pacific Railroad Convention met in Mempatis on November 20 and adjourned sine die after routine business. Ex Judge McClure of Arkansas moved to adjourn. Deliberations were harmonious and friendly, with optimism about results. D. M. Tighe, recently freed on habeas corpus, was re-arrested last evening and sent to Cincinnati to face charges of obtaining goods under false pretenses.
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Souther Pacific Railroad
McClure
Arkansas
D. M. Tighe
Ohio
Cincinnati
Fire destroys four buildings in Quincy Illinois blaze
A fire last night near Main and Front destroyed four buildings. The property belonged to Thomas Jasper and D Peuline, used as a warehouse. Insurance ran 6 090 on builder and 12 000 on stock with 50 000 coverage. The blaze is suspected incendiary after Sieneves in the same row the night before.
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Quiincy, Ill
Main and
Front Street
Thomas Jasper
D. Peuline
West Virginia capitalists discuss Washington Sui Ohio Railroad extension
A Philadelphia gathering on November 20 saw a West Virginia delegation informally explore extending the Washington sui Ohio Railroad. Attendees included Colonel John E. Wood Hon. Alex R ieseler and Hon. James D. Armstrong. Colonel Need hed interviewed Colonel Scott.
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Philadelphia
Virginia
Washington
Ohio Railroad
John E. Wood
Alex. R.ieseler
James D. Armstrong
Colonett Scott
Ship Breaks Dry Dock Then Becomes Complete Wreck
New York reports the ship Thomas Way, under repair at Merchants' Dry Dock, broke through the dock last evening, destroying the vessel and causing the dock to become a total loss. The dock had cost about 1 200 000 in the early war years. the ship's fate is not yet known.
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New York
Thomas Way
Merchants’ Dry Dock
Alexandria Committee Reports Fraud in Ticket Sales
The Alexandria Committee examines books and papers of the Mattpelier Humane Association and reports a glaring fraud against ticketholders. The committee cannot designate the guilty parties.
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Hixotonr
Alexandria
Mattpelier Humane Association
Robbery Loss Reported by United States Express
November 20 CutcaGo notes officers of the United States Express Company report the loss from last night robbery is about 500 dollars. Several valuable packages seized were not delivered.
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CutcaGo
United States Express Company
Fatally Beaten Storekeeper Robbed in Chesterfield County
J Tinsley a country storekeeper in Chesterfield County Kiuc Monp Virginia was fatally beaten last night his money and water taken and his store robbed. Tinsley left his residence for his store at the request of unknown persons who said they wished to make some purchases.
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Kicumonp
J. Tinsley
Chesterfield County
Tingley
Milwaukee ex Special Agent charged with receiving distiller’s payoff
Milwaukee on November 20 J Copklin a former special agent was arrested for receiving green goods from a distiller in April last. The district court after hearing several witnesses adjourned the case until Monday.
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Milwaukee
J. Copklin
Toe Ieult
Ged Keewort & Wirth
Fred A Wiebe Dies In Grand Island Era Pioneer
OstaHA Neb Nov 20. Fred A Wiebe one of the oldest settlers of this State and a resident of Grand Island died there yesterday morning.
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Ostaha, Ngu
Fred, A. Wiebe
Grand Island
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