Notorious Fraudist Judge Convicted in Philadelphia Case
Frank D C Marrin alias Judge Franklin Stone found guilty in the U S Court Philadelphia of conspiring to defraud via mail in the Storey Cotton Company matter. Jespers Wood aged 16 confessed to murdering Chel Nevins after her body was found near her Mast Camden home.
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Frank D.C. Marrin
Franklin Stone
United States Court
Philadelphia
Storey Cotton Company
Josep Wood
Chel Nevins
Mast Camden
N. J
Chovslite
Noted Author Mary J Holmes Dies at Brockport Home
Notices from across the nation report the death of Mrs. Mary J. Holmes, famed author, at her Brockport New York residence. Other items include arrests for speeding and a diphtheria illness, plus a series of local and national crime and disaster briefs. The jumble mentions a meteor near Elizabethville Pennsylvania and a range of accidents, labor strikes, and political news from cities like Boston Cambridge Norwood Toledo and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Holmes
Brockport
N. Y
David Belasco
Augusta
New York
Frank Ross
Georsia
Bellevue
Boston
Cambridge
Sunl
Norwood
Robert M. Thompson
Simnel Folin
N.Y
Burghiry
Perome
Thary K. Thaw
Ciedar
Mob Drives Hindus Across Border After Danville Incident
In Danville Washington an angry mob forced a small group of Hindus to flee into Canada amid a rain of missiles. A few shots were fired but no injuries reported. The attackers were provoked by comments reportedly made at a local dance near Norman Oklahoma and a man was shot in the jaw. The victim’s prognosis was poor with hopes he will die from his wounds.
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Katherine Rittenhouse
Nebraska State University
University of Minnessa
Alcoey
Isaac Wing
Wing
Sheri 2. Wool
Vie Epworth AM
Phexs
Hoxscott
Weed
Perial
Suka
Nakavaiow
Pingperor Estes
Tenno
Liutex
Proddin Prenacon
Jerses
Newark
Mathiesen
Desree
Jude McClanahan
Benddji
Minn
Oa Tre
Crazy Moountains
Livingston, Mont
Reve Wilbert
Ferguson
Samuel Plormo
Eineoin
Stog
Ivom
Alia AP Sheva
Ars. Thorn
Mary Nicholas
Washington, D.C
Pearvey I. Brown
Baker City
Oregon
Brown
Mr. Brown
Baker County
Ashtabula
Lake Shore
Ohio
Danville
Wash
Canada
Cancada
Isaac Chitwood
Thastie Guy
Unete
Lifts
Norman
Okla
Fragmented Records Reveal Richmond Convention and Interstate Shipping Debate
Disjointed notes describe a Richmond convention backing a lakes to gulf deep waterway and natural resource development. The text cites Kentucky liquor shipment rulings as interstate commerce, Roosevelt’s conservation emphasis, and a confession related to a murder case with multiple suspects and locations including Dayton and Park District areas.
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Celemes
Eluveh
Richmond
Kentucky Court of Appmeals
Exilion
Brooks
Adodstad
Amd
Edwards
Kent
Loti
Ain
Thiern
A .Ieeten
Kye
Abe Coton
Padianiotis
Dayton
MfeCute
Sherif Boes
Cohen
Census report shows US city populations and debt levels
A census bureau release lists New York City as the largest metropolis with about two hundred thousand residents per city area, followed by New Orleans and Chicago. It notes city indebtedness figures and cites smaller cities like New Orleans and Chicago with varying debt burdens while highlighting population brackets across the nation.
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Ciaruius
Vparaua
Washinetog Spalven
Cosas Fhiyae
Stom
Ajoome
Tedatear
Vasoli
Mrdb
Congress
Vites
Mides
Saeko
Census Bureau
Bowmgo
Sogg Sid
Saab
New York City
New Orleans
Wwe Wy
Htaig
Ooe
Gisen
SOSS
Poa
Phese Etes
Oricane
Jjorrsdp
Chics
Train Derailment Kills and Injures Dozens in Seen Korea
Forty two persons including thirty Japanese soldiers were killed or injured when a south bound train from Seen Korea derailed. An Odessa Russia mail car robbery used dynamite to set a passenger coach ablaze injuring several women and children. The John R Bradley expedition ship arrived in Arctic waters with Dr F T Cook planning a two year expedition to cross Millmoreland and reach the pole via the polar sea.
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Seen
Korea
Canada
St.Doe
Japan
Vancouver
Nosse
Odessa
Russia
Smith's Sound
Millmoreland
Pole
Polar Sea
Dr. Cook
Peary
Drude
Morocco
Foriis
Lmit
Boni de Castellane
Court of Cassation
Mime
Anna Gould
Countess de Castellane
Mme. Gould
Roosevelt Receives Waterways Welcome in Memphis Parade
President Roosevelt tops the Lakes to the Gulf waterways flotilla as it moves along the Mississippi above Memphis. Crowds cheer from riverbank and city streets while the president speaks on deep waterways and rural progress.
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Memphis
Roosevelt
Tepefield Bend
Mississippi
Cnime
Coast Square
Gistine
Spesik Q
Bis
Vie
President’s St. Louis Address Discusses Federal Power and Progress
The speech frames a major economic issue as shaping a national framework for large interstate corporations. It argues for centralized federal oversight to harmonize authority with existing state controls, aiming to complete key projects like a canal within five to six years. The tone urges a balance between national leadership and local practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Crreai
Camphoe
Fedesad
Cire Miesis
Peace vs. war must be prepared in peacetime says president
In a Cairn speech the President denounces the policy of peace with ipsalt and urges defense readiness. He warns that once war begins it is too late and calls for the navy and training to be strengthened during peace to deter oppression and ensure victory.
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Cairn
Oman
Trade gains and banking confidence boost mercantile activity
The volume of commerce shows strong gains over last year with lower money pressure and fewer failures. Banks report high ex lyments and farm profits support a brighter outlook for investment, while iron steel railway orders and wholesale demand rise. Shipping rooms run overtime as western bank clearings exceed 1906 levels and failures stay limited.
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Pethires
Coresse
Duns Review of Trade
New York business activity shows uneven recovery amid tight money
Bradstreet's Commercial Report notes improved collections yet overall light volume. Early spring orders rise slowly while many industries such as iron steel car manufacturing electrical goods shoe making and mining cut back on new work. Construction slows with the approach of the season and rainier conditions. US failures total for the week ending Oct 17 at 591 with a Canadian tally of 82. year ago figures were higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaher
Rene Ys
United States
Tnd
Lee
ISO
Bradstreet
Grain and livestock prices from major markets listed
A scattered OCR of commodity quotes shows prices for wheat corn oats soybeans and livestock across cities like Indianapolis Chicago Detroit Milwaukee and Buffalo. Prices include wheat No 2 mixed 98e to 1.06 and cattle hogs and sheep with varied ranges and shipping notes throughout the region.
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Chistgo Cartle
Cammaen
Ste
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Inianapolis
Catule
Sao
St. Lipsis-- Cottle
Sin
Ras A
Dee
Detroit
New York
Castle
Ote
Rye
Retirement Rites and Ambitious Projects Dominate Briefs
Major Alfred Dresfus retires from the French army with a gaza et served nomination to command artillery at St Denis. A Southern California colony plan aims to establish a nezraes settlement under an incorp promotion. Reports touch on wealth claims of Gelars for black trade, and political clashes over transport funding involving President Varahan and Mr Harahan defending or challenging charges about railroad control.
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Alfred Dresfus
St. Denis
Nezraes
California
Gelars
Stuyvesant
Oregdy
Varahan
Tsinois Central
Hit
Mr. Harahan
Fish
E. H W. Warriman
Union Pacific
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Willer Burns
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Mlson Light Company
Safa Th. McQendld
Osaka
Nyman
Nottingham
Warry Kauerson
Edward Azed
Chicago ST
Cleveland
Washinecon
Wwe
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Saad
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York
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Koda
Sehulee
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Abiss
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Katherine Dercate
Londonville
Hans
Adorn
Losband
Jacob Beech
Claude HL. Perry
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Elizabeth
Abraham Stern
Board of Education
Elizabethville
Dauphin County
Boothiack
Long Island
Hudson City
Robert Baine
Par Rockaway Water Works
Bellevue Hospital
John Barberi
Fourth Ward
Bayonne
Henry Blake
Democrats
Toledo
Brand Whitlock
State Bank of
Dickey
Lamoure County
Ilinois Supreme Court
Deneen
John Fry
John Neer
Bellefontaine
Lohman
Columbus
Union Pacific Stanrord Company
Omaha
Syracuse
Meigs County
Jones
Susan E. Wallace
Lew Wallace
Crawfordsville
Ind
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Boise
Idaho
Lions Falls
Fela ML Ogredy
O'Grady
Neokuk
Iowa
Union Station
Tadie
Lima
Omtie
Cosemer Stele
Speer
Cass
David FE
Mads Ghat Speer
Washington
France
Germany
Auetrallia
Orient
Willistone
Tade Torgdiah
Jupuis
William Playmaker
Sore Itteb
Nansists
Cincinnati
Geer
Portpai Kenster
Siuotres Nan
Williem
Raiscan
G. C. Bante
W. Oed. Gilson
Treasury Department
Cleveland Duiectrie Railway
Hailor
Kidueto
Premontder
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E. Field Amides
Ephry
Jadee Frank
Waters
Lincoln
Judas
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Southern
Fairfax County
Virginia
President
Chicago
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