Robberies by Diamond Thievesin Chicago and New York
Chicago reports a diamond theft network tied to wealthy victims including Mrs. Payne Whitney of New York. Losses estimated between 100000 and 200000 with valuables moved among Chicago vaults. Whitney’s direct loss around 2000. Also notes a painting theft at Golden Gate Park Memorial museum valued at 10000 and a humorous New York Prose anecdote about a landlord renting all but one room.
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Chicago
Payne Whitney
New
York
Dopontt Noxon
Jamestown Fire Destroys Gokey Block. Captain Hawen Dead
Two catastrophic fires sweep the Gokey factory and surrounding block on Cherry Street in Jamestown. Captain Jonathan Hawen of the Jamestown Fire Police is killed when the roof collapse and walls fail amid high winds, as losses mount across the Gokey block, Sherman House, and nearby businesses with extensive property damage and insured sums listed.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Mateh
Gokey
Cherry Street
Cuuedrue
Theosh
Jonathan Hawen
Jamestown Fire Police
Hine Hunton
Tong
Bilek
Tisos
Gurney Bullhomving Company
P. W. Gurney
Gurney
Sventh Or
Garret
Righ
Miysaw
Gurney Factory
Tamestown
Bulldine
Marek
Anders
Pid
Howie
thirGokey
Abe Sherman
Fred
Shoeswith
Corry Business Men's Exchange Offers Aid to Jamestown Firms
Corry Business Men's Exchange proposed assistance to Jamestown manufacturers facing disruptions. The firm listed Dalistrom Metel Conn Co and Ashworth & Oaelh worsted mills among affected businesses looted in the Gokey Block. Secretary Drawiy and Manewer Blickmory of the TS discussed temporary quantities for radiator buildings, expressing thanks and considering the offer amid large orders requiring immediate attention.
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Aoimestown
Dalistrom Metel Conn Co
Ashworth & Oaelh
Gokey
Drawiy
Ater
Manewer Blickmory
Radiator Co
Rev C H Parkhurst Talks Bribery Allegations to Speaker
Reverend Charles Henry Parkhurst writes to the Speaker alleging bribery amid political corruption charges. The famous preacher cites unnamed funds and influence peddling, urging investigation and transparency.
May Expel Lillis From Kansas City Country Club
Kansas City, Mo March 14 The Kansas City Country Club held up the resignation of banker Jore Lillis and J P Gudahy. Gudahy resigned after a confrontation at the Gudahy home while Lillis was pressured with a rope and pummeling. The club accepted the voluntary resignation but has not yet acted on further measures.
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Kansas Git
Jore
Lilie
J. P. Gudahy
Kinin
Gudahy
Fpur
Mini
Lal
Wils Bator
Cudans
Tanis
Khow
Lillis
Bathers at Atlantic City Draw Large Crowd in Warm Weather
Nearly 10 000 visitors toured the board walk on Sunday under sunny skies as temperatures rose into the 80s. A few bathers entered the water but did not stay long. Most of the hotels were full last night as Atlantic City enjoyed a busy evening.
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Atlantic City
Bia
Oil City Trust Company
Tragedy at a Dinner Party in Manila
Lieutenant Clarence M. Janney of the Twelfth Infantry killed himself at Port McKinley after a dinner at General Amon's residence. Witnesses described him as jealous. An investigation board was appointed. Ames was briefly detained then released.
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Manila
Clarence BM. Janney
Twelfth Infantry
Heutenant
Gotenal Amon
Port McKinley
Janiey
Aimey
Janney
Fils
Mentoninus
Early Pin a Ware Sale Sparks Limited Two Day Window
A fragmentary note recalls the early sale of pina ware in a shop with a two day permit from June to 2d, drawing crowds to depots as demand surged. details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Pina Ta
LOUIS PAULHAN Aims New Jamaica Flight Series
French aviator Louis Paulhan continues a sequence of flights at Kingston Jamaica. The pioneer flies over coastal routes and engages in demonstrations before local audiences, highlighting advances in early aviation and his developing schedule for the region.
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Jamaica
Midshipman Wilson Worsens After Naval Hospital Surgery
At Annapolis Naval Hospital, Midshipman Rat D. Wilson, injured critically in a football accident, shows no voluntary movement or sensation below the neck. Surgeons report current weakness may precede any recovery and offer no clear prognosis. He underwent surgery about three weeks after the incident.
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Annapolis
Naval Hospital
Rat D. Wilson
Wilson
Fragmentary real estate note from New York weekly
Fragmented OCR text references a Chiata jury and a house purchase, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits mention real estate and a weekly New York publication, but specifics are missing. The item reads as a damaged brief about a real estate matter and possible prejudice noted in a jury context.
Paulhan Circles Flight At New York Racecourse
About 2 000 spectators watched Louis Paulhan pilot the biplane at Jamaica race course Sunday afternoon. He zigzagged and hovered, looping and circling to test wind currents, soaring to an altitude around 100 feet and covering several miles before a sudden turn. He planned more flights each afternoon through March 20, drawing cheers and waving handkerchiefs from the crowd. Orville Wright later spoke in Dayton on aviator safety and government protection for intranational air travel.
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New York
Pauthan
Jumalea
Pulliam
Hidaylutor
Paultian
Healy
Rabet Paulin
Orville Wright
Dayton
Wright Brothen
He International Reo
Antarctic Explorer Melbowene Dies in Self Inflicted Incident
A report notes the death of Antarctic explorer Melbowene by his own action during a March letter from Army Yngo. It mentions Lievenant Shimek lelon and references an Anntnrertie exposition. The account describes a fatal act of self harm connected to a stunting event with a vevulven.
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Melbowene
Yngo
Lievenant Shimeklelon
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