Embezzler Rope Pleads Guilty in Fidelity Case
Taitsville reports Augist Ropke pleaded guilty to embezzling 1490 dollars from Fidelity Trust Company. He withdrew a prior not guilty plea, received an intermediate sentence of 40 to 18 years? on good behavior could lead to release in about eight years. Ropke’s fraud involved Wallatron New York Chicago and other cities, with nearly 200000 dollars in property turned over toward his debt.
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Taitsville
Ropke
Fidelity Rast Company
Wil
Wallatron
New York
Chicago
Fiaelity
Fidelity
Belmont
TF Aim
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TV Subpoo‘Da Wils
Bruce
Merritt
Ben Sult
Withess
Sbrelo
Whitsey
Honal
Judea Neues
Whiteway
Keene
Europa
Free Book On Piles And Cure By Dr Leonhardt Co
A historical ad offers a booklet by Dr J Leonhardt claiming to explain piles internal or external causes and a permanent cure. It promotes Hem Rold as a remedy sold with guarantees at a dollar per large bottle, available via Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Burta o Ni Y or N I Amen & Co.
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Dr. J
Ocean Steamship Company Probe Reports Shipping Conspiracy
A mangled Navy era dispatch notes congressional inquiry into a huge alliance among foreign steamship lines. It claims the group used rebates and coercion to restrain American merchant marines, drawing Washington scrutiny and potential legal action. The report emphasizes antitrust concerns and possible collusion affecting trade.
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Ocean Steamship
New York
Gongres
Eputom
Comuminston
Yestorine
Matho
Bippers
Washington
Jobbion
August Beleiont GH Ta2 Stand Whose Members Pay $100 Dues
New York November 30 August Bele mont and witnesses described a jockey club where each member pays annual dues of $100 and the club takes a share of entrance fees. The hearing also covered alleged incomes from racing, with testimony from Belmont and leaders of the milk dealers association about connections to state legislation and racing authorities.
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Racing Association
Haa
Cole
Coney Island
Jockey Club
Tudo Brview
Witnen
Whittie
Hus Taforene
Rebels Ambush Diaz Soldiers in Mexican Canyon Fight
Reported from Chihuahua describes rebels ambushing Diaz soldiers across canyons near San Andreas. U.S. observer says it would take 2,000 troops and 60 days to clear the area. no Americans harmed. Prisoners taken. several rebels and soldiers killed in clashes as trains halted and injuries reported.
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Chihuahua
W.z.stanley
San Iennessee
Staley
National Railway
Abla “Hatomy
Hae WilMi
Portiria
Dr. Stewart
Young Addslallery
Chihmatins
Chili
San Andreas
Kday
Onue
Guerrero
Minoow
Butte
Leon
Walvep
Thom Pachvon Saya
Government Troops to Clash With Mexican Insurgents
Nov 80 report from Mexico City states the government will force battle with rebels as about 800 troops with four artillery pieces advance on Guerrero near Chihuahua. Telegraph lines cut, service halted, status of Guerrero unknown. government claims rebels faced setbacks yesterday near the mountains.
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Mexico City
Roporta
Yoni
Rwhéis
Navarro
Sroops
Ory
Guerrero
Sear
Chihuahua
M Emall Buind
Meat Prices Take a Drop in November Across Cities
A fragmented report notes slight meat price reductions in November with beef and lamb holding steady in Philadelphia while pork grows cheaper in Indian, and beef and pork cheaper in Boston than a week earlier. New York areas show drops of about 24 to 26 cents per pound for various cuts as wholesale demand eases. Chickens run 21 to 38 cents a pound, with recent declines noted in several markets.
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Rochester
Philadeiptia
Apolls
Boston
New Yorks
New York
Wear
South
Manhattan
Lntand
Tie Benes
Iam
Sithor
Meat prices fall nationwide with pork and mutton declines
November wholesale and retail meat prices show broad drops. In Rochester mutton and pork slip 14 to 25 cents per pound on cuts like porterhouse and chops. chickens and turkeys ease modestly. Boston and Indianapolis report cheaper pork, beef steady with slight declines, while Philadelphia and Newark note softer pork products and overall cheaper meat for consumers.
Tall Wheat in South Australia Prompts Yields Discussion
A fragment notes tall wheat in South Australia with mentions of grain quality and height. Some plants are described as unusually tall and heavy, prompting observations about growth conditions and potential yield impacts.
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South Australia
First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvanias Historic Charter
The Oldest Bank in Warren County was chartered August 6, 1864 for 20 years and extended August 6, 1884 for 20 years and re extended August 6, 1904 for another 20 years. W Jamieson served as President and T Conarto as Cashier.
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First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
Taft and Cannon Clash Over Coming Session Policy
Washington dispatch reports friction between President Taft and Speaker Cannon over legislative aims for the next Congress. Both sides expect a long program, including canal fortification and postal and tariff board funding, with a special meeting to discuss the message. In Caspian Sea news, a severe storm sinks vessels and kills many, including workers swept from a landing stage.
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Washington
Tarr
Joe Connor
PC Congress
Tames
Muni
Minnis
Ale
Cannon
White House
Ciuition
Bressent
Panama Canal
Thekard
Postal Service
Tariff Board
Caspian Sea
Astachan
Russia
Caspian Apa
Remarkably well preserved sermon noted for age
A fragment notes the sermon’s surprising preservation despite its age. Observers describe it as unusually intact for its period, with hints of careful maintenance or notable archival conditions. The text conveys curiosity about its longevity and scholarly interest.
Greek shoots young woman then turns pistol on himself
In New York a Greek man shot a young woman at close range then killed himself. The woman, Mrs. Goldberger, survived after being wounded. Neighbors heard shots. police and bystanders found them on the floor as the assailant died shortly after.
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New York
Peter Pas
Stes
Rowe Goldberger
Tillets
Wes
Wes Still Alive. Mrs. Goldberger Is the Wife of Tsane Gollbrxon
Ram
Harnece
Tharmete
Aniuht Glis
Atrs
Harnete
Hindswaytes
Flannett
Goldherzer
Peter
Folk Has Taste of Barnstorming in Corry
Ex Governor Joseph Folk, noted graft fighter, visits Corry Pennsylvania for a barnstorming appearance. A local incident ends with one person killed at Isoline course. Folk travels toward Buffalo area after the event as a rare audience cheers him after nine PM.
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Folk
Corry
Joseph Folk
Winkovernok
Troight
Tim
Fragmentary notice yields cryptic warning and guidance
A garbled historical excerpt warns of a nuisance and wind event, mentioning a toll on Solfo Warmiah days and urging runners to run well. It references Piery Lys and Kumtnio with a cryptic exhortation to proceed in strength, though many names and details remain unreadable.
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Piery Lys
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