Italian Government Moves in Tolla Case
Hackensack N J Jan 9 The Italian government seeks clemency for Airs Antoinette Tolla condemned to hang for murder The Italian vice consul in New York met with Tolla’s counsel who will appear before the pardons board Wednesday The case has sparked appeals to President Roosevelt from the Susan B Anthony club of Cincinnati Oh and others Also noted is a strike of housesmiths and employers gathering strikebreakers nationwide to resume contracts when weather permits
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Hackensack
N. J
Antoinette Tolla
Frila
Cnisul
New York
Roosevelt
Anthony Club
Cincinnnati
Dan
Hunter
The
Metal Trades Association
Markets Summary from The Daily Record
Grain and produce notes list eggs per dozen beans per bushel onions per bushel and potatoes with several price figures. Cited are chickens hams cabbage and onions with per pound and per bushel valuations. a corrected wheat and buckwheat section appears with assorted price marks.
Retail Produce Prices Listing from Market Report
A partial listing shows prices for eggs beans chicken cabbage potatoes onions and flour items. Also included are numbered price lines for salt barrels and various flour and meal products with several figures and units.
Grain and live stock prices in multiple markets
Market notes show Chicago bids for cattle, hogs, sheep, lambs, and calves with varied grades and prices. Also reported are prices for wheat corn oats rye and livestock across Pittsburgh Cincinnati Toledo and Chicago stations with mixed ranges for each commodity and stock type.
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Pittsburg
Chaoloe
Cincinnati
York
French pressure rises over Castro attitude in Cuba
Washington reports a French demand for action from President Castro after he did not recognize the French charge at CaFacas on New Year's day. American minister Russell will deliver vigorous representations as the French fleet waits in the West Indies and a Root Jusserand conference is planned this week.
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Cruela
Washington
Castro
Ca Facas
Russell
CB Facas
West Indies
Root
M. Jusserand
Provident Life and Trust under fire over bills
Philadelphia January 9. Samuel R Shipley retiring president of the Provident Life and Trust company of Philadelphia says the firm employed counsel to have unfavorable bills killed. The firm paid Olmsted 7500 dollars for influence to bury two imberate insurance bills in committees and paid Scott 2000 dollars outside commissions for staying in Harrisburg during session to watch for bills harming the company. Shipley says actions benefited policy holders. Coroner in New Haven reports Edwards death by self inflected gun and poison with morpine found, preliminary five day inquest aims to relieve suspense. A revolver and bottle with laudanum found near the Hiller house.
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Philadelphia
Samuel R. Shipley
The
Provident Life and Trust Company of
New York
the Provident Company
Shipley
Provident Life and Trust Company
Marlin E. Olmsted
Harrisburg
United States
William M. Scott
Edwards Cate
New Haven
Conn
Eli Mix
Charles A. Edwards
New York City
Abigail Hillel
Williams
Edwards
Bartlett
Shrnblery
Hiller House
Fire destroys main building of State Normal College
Albany reports the north main building of the State Normal College burned to the ground while the president Dr William J Milne’s residence suffered serious damage. A chapel and other structures were saved with three firemen injured and the loss estimated at 200000.
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State Normal College
Albany
William J. Milne
Doctor in New York Attempts Suicide After Crisis Note
Dr Stieger, a Columbia graduate from a prominent Nashville family, tried to end his life in the Audoton hotel by taking a mix of chloroform and morphine. He was removed to Bellevue Hospital where doctors say recovery is unlikely after he left a note describing years of personal crisis and homicidal mania. The item also notes a steamer trip to Mammoth Cave and a cold remedy ad.
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New York
Stieger
Columbia University
Nashville
Tenn
Audoton Hotel
Bellevue Hospital
Southern trade expansion fuels ad agency growth
Nelson Chesman & Co. of St Louis opened a Chattanooga branch to promote southern advertising. The agency promotes rapid distribution and claims rock bottom prices, tying its expansion to a million dollar Chattanooga Medicine Co. contract and southern industrial growth.
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South
Southland
United States Treasury Department
Nelson Chesman & Co
St. Louis
Chattanooga
Ten
Chesman
New York
Chicago
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Wincow Cardus
Thedford
Richard Pendergas
Conrad Budke
Brenches
Nelson Chesner
Artin A . Wilson
St. Loanis
Dixieland
United States
Canada
Mexicos
Roach Sets Bowling Mark with 259 in Three Games
W E Roach of Washing broke bowling records on New Year’s by totaling 859 in three games including two 300s and a 259. He surpassed Omaha’s Harry D Reed who had 45 in three games last year the report notes. Reach, a leading Washington bowler, challenged Rene to a bet of 625 for three games and won.
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W. E. Roach
Washing
Roach
Harry D. Reed
Omaha
Mr. Reach
Washington
Rene
Mr. Roach
Rentfrows Pathfinders Impress At Sixth Street Theatre
Rentfrows Pathfinders opened their week at the Sixth Street theatre before a full house with an Sire to Son program. Manager Callahan brings a merited troupe with strong cast led by Miss Mitchell and notable magic by a Japanese troupe. The stock company performance and orchestra merit hearty applause and promise capacity houses nightly.
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Rentfrows Pathfinders
Sixth Street
Tull
Sire
Callahan
Rentfrew
Edwood
Miss Mitchell
Lafayette
Pathfinders
May Live 100 Years Says Haynesville Woman Health Claim
Jennie Duncan of Haynesville Maine now 70 asserts Hlee Bitters cured her chronic dyspepsia of 20 years and left her feeling strong as a young girl. Electric Bitters aid stomach liver blood and debility with a 50 cent price and guaranteed sale at local drugstores.
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Jennie Duncan
Haynesville
Hleetric
C. E. Anderson
Coshoeter
C. M Ferguson
Tescoe
Ohio
Lajoie Signs to Captain and Play Second Base for Cleveland 1906
Napoleon La Joie signed a contract to manage captain and play second base for the Cleveland Americans for the 1906 season. Eight players are now under contract for the coming year. In Niles the suicide of Lafayette Seaton, 24, is reported after he wrote to his wife and mother that he feared going mad and shot himself.
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Niles
Lafayette Seaton
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