Downfall Tied to Wall Street Fluctuations and Deaths Reported
A string of brief notices details a Wall Street stock fluctuation contributing to a financier's downfall and multiple suicides, including Charles Abbott amid embezzlement allegations. Other items mention a Montana mayoral figure’s death, a Catalina Island rescue, and various local incidents from Kansas City to Ohio and California.
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Wall Street
Charles Abbott
D.C
Wade & Wedges
Brokhe
Gesees W. Irvin
Suite
Mont
Chicago
Iowa
Montana
Catalina Island
Los Angeles
EL L. Land
Ardsley-on-the-Hudson
New York
Ashermen
Jlewas L. Inedtie
Piqua
Ohio
Covington
Ile
Imorose
Roosevelt
Louisville
A.T. McDonald
Pred Levy
W Beckham
Paul Barth
Ham Rogers Clay
Lexington
Charlies TR. Brenvn
Oakland
Car
Smeks
Eres
Kansas
Virgil Steet
Mars
Paes Katzenberger
Wnaivenberger
Wratgenberger
Stout
Stowe
Wratyenberser
Murder charge traps Mrs Dosa Melbionald in custody
The document states Mrs Dosa Melbionald wife of Mychael McDtomard remains in jail awaiting action on a murder charge tied to the February 21 killing of Webster So Guerin. The report also notes other crime items and a fire scare at the Orpheum theater with a police response.
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Dosa Melbionald
Mychael McDtomard
Webster So Guerin
New York
Pater Morse
Harry So Black
Chicago
Geological Surves
San Francisco
Record Flood Devastates Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
A multi state flood causes $10,000,000 in damage and 100,000 idle. Pittsburg’s plants suspend operations as 20,000 to 30,000 homeless, dozens of towns drown, and major rivers rise rapidly. Johnstown and Zanesville report severe losses, while communities from Majorsville to Findlay endure widespread destruction.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Monongahela
Allegheny
Yonghiogheny
Kiskiminetas
Clarion
Majorsville
W. Va
Wheeling Creek
Viola
Wheeling
Renfood
Martin's Ferry
Sundeport
Bellaire
McMechen
Moundsville
Connellsville
Johnstown
Miami
Muskingum
Zanesville
Springfield
Findlay
Tima
Hamilton
Dayton
Middleton
Gloucester
Government by Cross-Fixamination
Governor Truches of New York publicly cross examined Insurance Superintendent Kelsey with stenographers and reporters present. Kelsey admitted keeping subordinates with false reports and being ill informed about conditions. The exchange prompted a formal recommendation to remove Whelsey and sent the matter to the State Senate.
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Truches
New York
Kelsey
Insurance Department
Whelsey
State Senate
Japan Seen Satisfied After Exclusion Bill Passage
Dispatches from Tokyo portray a pacific mood among leading papers after the bill’s passage. Foreign Minister Hayashi indicates Japan will seek to remove consular jurisdiction after treaty completion, with some sacrifices expected. Public response grows tense, notably in Tawali where a mass Honolulu meeting protests immigration limits as slavery to Hawaiian capitalists.
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Japan
Tokio
Pacific
Hiayashi
Tawali
Nfonolulu
Roosevelt
Roosevelt on Family Life Debate Urges Women Equal Minds Outside Roles
President Roosevelt writes to the New York State mother's assembler asserting a woman should not be confined to servile home duties. He argues for equal rights to training and for women to maintain outside interests and occupations beyond domestic work.
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Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
New York State
Forest Reserves Added by Presidential Proclamation
The New Forest Reserves additions to the nation’s forest reserves since March 1T are listed by location and include newly designated tracts under federal protection.
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Minde
The Russian Douma and Its Fragmented Coalition
The article describes the second Russian Douma meeting in St. Petersburg, its diverse factions, and the challenge of forming coalitions. It notes 465 deputies with 29 to be elected, highlights Socialist strength and Constitutional Democrats led by Feodor Golovin, and suggests broad support for constitutional government amid minority groups.
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Tauride
St. Petersburg
Ufe
Chamber of Deputies
Germain Reichstag
Downa
Constitutional Democrats
Constitution Democrats
Feodor Golovin
Russia
Massacres of Jews in Roumania Escalate Violence
Reports from Youshilo Wishine and Moldavia describe deadly anti Jewish attacks. At Podili lo the town of 7000 with 4000 Jews faced multi day assault by armed Roumanians and peasants, with looting, killings and destruction. Survivors appeal for King Charles protection as troops are dispatched.
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Russia
Roumint
Youshilo
Wishine
Moldavia
Charles
Podililo
Thaw Case Drags As Jury Drift Grows In New York
A New York correspondent notes sentiment toward Thaw has shifted with the trial. Jerome plans nine expert allies to challenge defense claims of insanity while prosecutors press the state’s theory that Thaw acted with rational deliberation. Finances loom large as costs for the death penalty contest are estimated near £250,000 for Thaw’s defense and over £100,000 for the state.
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Thaw
New York
Evelyn Thaw
Jerome
Astrongly
Brad Stevins
Phiuan
Thin Shot
White Te
Flint
Mahen
MacDonald
Terry Thaw
Stanford White
Shaw
White
Starry Phaw
Ander
Mind House
Harry K. Thiaw
Thas Fawn
President Roosevelt Creates Inland Waterways Commission
President Roosevelt forms an eight member Inland Waterways Commission to study a comprehensive river and canal system. The panel, chaired by Congressman Turten of Cleveland, aims to draft a national, water transportation plan to supplement railroads and boost trade through improved inland waterways.
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Inland Water Ways Commission
United States
Roosevelt
Intland Waterways Commission
Beige Congressmony Turten
Cleveland
House Committee On
Missisupi
Congress
Vatican Silent On Montagnini Papers As Austria Occupies Issue
A Rome dispatch says the Vatican remains passive on Montagnini correspondence amid Austrian holdings, awaiting developments. Canada enforces a new Lord's Day Act except in Quebec, banning many public activities and alcohol sales outside physician prescriptions, with Quebec allowing provincial exemptions. Travelers report complaints about the act's stringency.
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Rome
Vatican
Mer
Montagnini
Paris
Austria
Vatican Ds
Canada
Quebec
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An old Texas settler known for fiery temper thrashes a bully who killed his hound. He proclaims he can whip any man on the Rio Grande if a hound is harmed, asserting his stance without divine restraint.
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Pedro Mares
Vathodotid
Spain
Toeipourse
Drewi
Senora Marcex
Orpheum
Cqomahal
Los Angeles
William Ninnes
Upton Sinclair
Englewood
N. J
Telicon Tali
Culterson
Texas
Sca
Brownsville
Rio Grande
Washington Star
Kidney Pills Restore Ironton Woman After Five Years
Mrs. Rememb e Myers of 180 South Tenth St Ironton Ohio suffered five years from kidney complaint worsened by weather exposure. After four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills her pain bloating and urinary issues disappeared and she regained health. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Remebbe Myers
South Tenth St
Ironton, O
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Test for Eyesight Through Ursa Major Double Star
An eyesight check suggests watching Mizar in Ursa Major to spot its double star. A specialist endorses a homemade kidney and bladder remedy using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Syrup Sarsaparilla with doses after meals and at night.
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Mizar
Officer Guides Stranger to Local Numismatist
A local man with a limp asks an officer where to find a numismatist. The policeman points to a fourth floor shop in a brown-fronted building in the next block and offers to buy coins at 50 cents each with the first one free.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement claims cure and reward
A historical ad offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It asserts El J Cheney as trustworthy and lists Walding Kinnan Marvin as Toledo druggists. Claims internal medicine works on blood and mucous membranes. Also promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
EL. Cheney & CO
Toledo
EL J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Toledo, CO
United States Senators Should Be Graded by Ability
Senator Lotsman denounces Spooner as a poor man and argues that senators deserve pay tied to capability and efficiency. The Chicago Tribune quotes him urging salary proportionality to merit.
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Spooner
Lotsman
George
United States
Chicago Tribune
Allcock's Plasters Forever Endorsed by Public Health
For sixty years Allcock's plasters have stood the test of use and never been equalled by imitators who claim holes make them equal. They are endorsed by leading medical authorities and millions of grateful patients as a trusted household remedy.
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Allcock
After the Club Outspoken Exchange at Afternoon
Mrs. Gasser-I voiced strong sentiments at the club this afternoon provoking Mr. Gasser-I to protest and seek clarification in a lively exchange.
Free Sample of Allen's Foot-Ease Offered
Advertisement promises a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes for tired swe at feet and relief from corns and bunions. It notes availability from Druggists and shoe stores and lists the price as 25 cents.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Not Worth Noticing
Algy erupts in a terrible rage shouting tissue the scoundrel and Ife calls him a blithering idiot while Percy counsels ignoring the insult and notes the term carries little meaning.
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Algy
Ife
Percy
Garfield Tea Health Benefits Highlight
A garbled note touts Garfield Tea as healthful with claims of liver and kidney regulation and relief from constipation. It mentions motor car renting in New York as very profitable.
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New York
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