Battery Dan Finn Tammany leader and magistrate obituary
New York history notes Battery Dan Finn known as Bat tery Dan was a printer, sailor, butcher, saloon keeper, fisherman and baseball fan. He served in the Civil War, held assembly and municipal posts, and was a police critic. He died at age five in the report, with references to his long public career and a later arrest charge for improper discharge of prisoners.
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Finn
New York
Daniel If Finn
Battory” Dan
Cta
Porton
Firat
Dan
Caslow
John A. Gray
Gold and
Frankfort
Eddie Coppers
Gourta
Battery Day
Battery Dan
New York Volunteer
Sherif Sexton
Assembly
State House
Wyman
McGlellan
Lin
Maynard Fl. Clement
State Excise
Appellate Division
Minn
Big Philadelphia Bricklayer Strike Sends Workers Home
Amid a general sympathy strike in Philadelphia on March 23, journeyman bricklayers numbered around two thousand notified employers they were ready to return to work. The master bricklayer indicated action would be taken, and the situation took an unexpected turn when he reportedly received guidance Thursday.
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Philadelphia
Maxtor
Worl
Insane Man Opens Fire on Royal Ohio Train in Delaware
A passenger on the Royal Ohio train traveling from Newark toward Wilmington shot and killed two men and wounded several others after a conductor confronted him. The attacker, identified as J. H. Teton of Dillon, was captured after police exchanged fire at the station. Officer 1.0 Wiley was wounded, and several bystanders were injured as the incident extended over moments of chaos before authorities subdued the shooter.
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Wilmington
Del
Royal Ohio
Baltimore
Ola
Newark
Forlor
Samuel Willams
C. J. Wolhnan
Almoelt Inn
J. H. Teton
Dillon
Baldhead Cure Promoted In Farin Ad
An ad touts Parisian Sage as a hair tonic that cures dandruff and falling hair caused by scalp microbes. It claims Dr Iagerbund proved baldness stems from germs and promises money back if two weeks pass without results. The product sells for 60 cents a bottle, with larger 12.24 dollar offerings mentioned.
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Farin
Iagerbund
Earth
N. F. Amos & Co
Ivin
America
NB. Amen & Co
Damaged Check Protests Cost Bank $700 in Suit
A First National Bank error allowed Samuel Bimpson’s protested check to clear while funds were available, leading a jury to order the bank to pay $700 in damages. The case, titled Wilken-Barra Murphy 24, reflects the clerk’s oversight and the ensuing financial dispute.
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Murphy
First National Bank of
Ilaelly
Samuel Bimpson
Simpnon
Caucus of Republicans selects six regulars for new Rules Committee
Washington March 24 six regular Republicans were chosen to represent the House on the new Rules Committee created by the Norris resolution after a turbulent session. Insurgents lack representation but caucus satisfied. Speaker Cannon attended as a spectator, not influencing the proceedings. East Liverpool March 24 the body of Michael Palmer of Harholts was found in Yellow Creek near Yellow Creek Weir, Hammondsville, after vanishing three weeks ago. authorities believe he fell into the water while walking along the bank.
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Washington
House
Norris
Ashty
Daleelt
Suittly
Awa
Routet
Lawrence
Mann
Pasnett Oxy
Bmilth
Cal
Cannon
East Liverpool
Michael Palmer
Harholts
Yellow Crook Weir
Hammondsville
Jt Tu
Walltnie
Buckley’s Political Loans Scrutiny In New York Years
The 1900 to 1904 financial dealings of Buckley amid insurance and reinsurance activities are recalled. Buckley admits borrowing $48,000 from the Phenix company and later increases, while denials surface about testimonies and ties to Grady. Witnesses outline payments from various insurers, with Buckley denying loans from senators and noting income from New York Life and other firms.
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Phonix Company
Insurance Department
George F. Seward
New York
Murc
Wits J. Huckley
Cie Graly
Mus
Orland
Fudy
Hesg
Grady
WM Wax
Huckley
Odell
Hill
Bickley
Dickley
Mir
Shelton
Edward E. McCall
Buckley
Buckley Was St Ill With the Insurance Department
Shellows Company
Phenix
Teall
Edward 2
McCall
Axl
Fuckley
Tifa Co
Willian
Tushing
North River Co
Carl FP. Sturbahn
Ronmla
Carl P. Lehriener
Munich
Grady Bi
United
Jour
Duckley
Axtead
Albany
Hotchkiss
Provident Saving Life
New York Life
Unclear 1902 Testimony In Insurance Regulation
The fragment describes Dr Judith Goldborg's claim about a 1902 testimony by Mr. Seward to questions on insurance related to a film. Seward testifies that Goldborg was a musician and surgeon in Taftato and asserts uncertainty about their acquaintance. Goldborg later denies ever meeting Seward or making the statement, and contends he did not participate in such regulation during the legislature.
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Wade
Judith Goldborg
Fuffalo
Reurtine
Seward
Goldborg
Goldberg
Taftato
Te Aman
Hotchkiss Seeks Brown In Sing Sing Probe
Middletown man A A Brown once purchasing agent at Sing Sing prison eighteen years ago is tied to a probe. George W Seward of Fidelity and Casualty says he was asked for ten thousand dollars by a man named Heaven hehart and Timothy Sullivan to back a "strike" bill. Superintendent Hotchkiss requests Brown’s appearance as the investigation proceeds. Brown, ex leader of Orange County Democrats, says he will come when possible but may not travel to New York this week.
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New York
Ari How
Ventian
Indianapolis
Congress
Padiant
Jasoe Mittons
Tr Tn
Crane
Taft
Roosevelt
Roonevelt
Middletown
Sing Sing
Niddletown
N.Y
Maren
Howard A. Brown
Hotel Brown
Eity
George W Seward
Drassment
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Heaven Hehart
Timothy Sullivan
Hotehishis
Stats Department of Thetrminee
Brown
West
Mr Brown
Jeader
Democratic Party
Orange Colunty
Vacant Chairs to Fill in Wilshire Council Seating
Mayor Magee discusses filling vacant council seats after multiple resignations. He notes enough members to form a quorum and mentions possible transfers of vacancies between seats. He expects action after council votes on restorations and resignations, with attention to special elections and timing.
Tye Goes to Philadelphia Spur of Urgent Travel
A hurried traveler mutters of needing to reach Philadelphia while fumbling for his pocketbook and a New York ticket seller questions whether he seeks a fare or merely talks. The fragment hints at a travel scene with tense tone and regional dialogue.
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Tye
Philadelphia
New York
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