Orth Harper Stein Arrested in Georgia on Concealed Weapons Charge
Orth Hues per Stein known as the $10,000 man was arrested Monday night at Stone Mountain and jailed in Decatur DeKalb County six miles from Atlanta on a concealed weapons charge. He boasts a long history of swindles and stagecraft from Gould system fraud to Florida phosphate swindling, but insists he is innocent and not a murderer. He previously worked as a newspaper man in Atlanta and Rome, and used aliases John Bell and Raymond.
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Artaxia
Orth Huesper Stein
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Decatur
DeKalb
Atanta
Orth Stein
Beral
Hoxie
Baltimore
White Chapel
Stein
Cincinnati
Louisville
Florida
Atevi ‘Nye
Georgia
Martin
the Tribune
San Francisco
Vanderbilt
DI T
Athanta
Constitution
Senatoj
Jim
Raymond
Dryenferth
Rome
Calhoun
Latyette
Ind
Leadville
Denver
John Bell Hie
Kansas City Star
George Fredericks
Fredericks
Frederick
Bell
Lafayette
John W. Wofford
Kansas City
Cattarville
Blin
Taulayette
Comet
Aften
Hild
Globe-Denn
Serious Charges Against Four Railroad Employes
Louella Blevins, a demented girl, claims four employees of the Cincinnati Southern were cruel to her in a caboose incident after being picked up at the Central Depot. Detective Griffin investigated and identified the men, potentially leading to resignations. J. D. Blevins plans to prosecute. The case adds to a city police effort as authorities decide on legal action. The same issue notes the pope preparing an encyclical on Italy's divorce agitation.
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Louella Blevins
Central Depot
Brock
Kilgore
Chattanooga
Oneida
Cincinnati Southern
Griffin
Queen & Crescent Railroad
Mater
J.D. Blevins
Chattanooga Times
PISTOLS BY THE BUSHEL Joseph M Juvenal's House with Dynamite
In Armourdale Kansas Joseph M Juvenal is said to be insane after his house blew up and his wife died of poison. A preliminary hearing for Millie Pfoffman, once Juvenials lover, was moved to a lodge room above Justice Herrings office after a crowd packed the small courtroom. Weapons were seized at entry but a dagger and a Derringer slipped through. Juvenal tried to attack attorney John Hale during the delay and was restrained by bystanders. Hale drew his Derringer but was disarmed. The judge adjourned the session as Juvenal was taken to police custody.
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Kansas Orry
Armourdale
Kan
Joseph M. Juvenal
Millie Pfoffman
Juvenal
Miss Pfoffman
Herring
Thaly
John Hale
Hale
Sorchers
Justice Herring
Hutton
The
Times
Antis Convention in St Louis Divides Farmers Alliance
The Anti-Third Party and Anti-S Sub Treas wing of the National Farmers Alliance met at 10:30 a.m. in St Louis. Delegates were few, and the group moved to form a new organization this week while denouncing political action that harms farming. A. B. Hall chaired the session with W J Murray as temporary secretary as credentials were weighed and a Resolutions Committee began drafting a platform.
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St. Louis
National Farmers’ Alliance
Joan Achemes
A. 3. Hall
Missouri Alliance
A. &. Hall
Wmn. JH. Murray
Corsicana
Tex
Dick” Dalton
Missouri
Farmers’ Alliance
Hall
McAllister
Mississippi
Dr. Ransom
Tennessee
C. A. Hiller
J. F. Davidson
R. C. Bragg
Texas
W. B. Wilsey
Hlingig
A. J. McConnell
Towa
W. Polk Yoomans
Boone County
Sub-Treasury
Ter
Yeaman
Beane Prevaie Winnongs
Local iron ore deposits hailed by London stockholders
Director Dalglioab of the Embreville Prochold Landron and Railway Company reports at a London stockholders meeting that a vast belt of iron ore extends from the northeast to the southwest across the Southern States and could be as valuable as Pittsburg ore according to manager analyses.
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Pefery
America
Pitteburg
Pittsburg
Dalgloiab
Embreville Prochold, Landron and Railway Company
London
Pride of the State Hotel Opens in Johnson City
The Pride of the State hotel in Johnson City opened with an inaugural dinner served at one o'clock. General J. T. Wilder supervised the building plans, and manager R. W. Parr of Philadelphia brings a French cook and baker. The 140 by 150 foot four story structure cost about $150,000 and features outside view through every room, fireplaces, and elegant furniture. The menu included mock turtle, baked trout, chicken croquettes, and assorted desserts. A large crowd toured the lobby and parlor, praising the new hostelry amid the celebration of local citizens and visiting guests.
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Carnerion Hotel
Johnson City
J. T. Wilder
R.W. Parr
Philadelphia
Farr
Joe P. Summers
Chas
H. Taylor
W. I. Hart
F. M. McNees
L. Whitney Wood
H.W. Lyle
P. McDonald
John
Pierpont
W. M. G. Smith
J. L. Evans
R. H. Joy
Q. K. Lide, Jr
CO. K. Lide Jr
Carr
M. I. Gum
Dr W W Wing Dead a Friend of Johnson City Passes Away
Dr Warren Wing longtime Virginia politician and Norfolk official died September 5 in Weaverville North Carolina after nine years residence there He was once Norfolk postmaster and state treasurer board of public works member wartime editor of the Norfolk and Portsmouth Union and a real estate broker in Suffolk He was recalled as a man of varied attainments and loyal to the Federal cause.
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Johnson City
Weaverville
D. C
Tnt
Warren W. Wing
N. C
Virginia
Dr. Wing
Mahone
Hee
Norfolk
Wing
North
Lincoln
Butler
Grant
Tr. Wing
Board of Public Works
Pierpont
Norfolk and Portamouth Union
Suffolk
Herman
Shortage of Maj OBrien in Chattanooga Knights case
Examination of Maj. O'Brien, former Supreme Treasurer of the Catholic Knights, reveals a deficit estimated between 64 000 and 75 000 dollars. Authorities continue to search Hinwhite regions as the case unfolds.
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Maj. O'Brien
Chattanooga
Catholic Knights
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Joe Crean
W. W. Wing
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