Thief Steals Large Sum at Baden-Baden Hotel
A prominent Baden Baden hotel suffered a major theft as a Frankfort visitor Phiron Geldschmidt Rothschild reportedly lost between $2,000 and $20,000 and a Vienna noblewoman’s jewels worth about $150,000 were reported to police. Several Americans stayed at the hotel but were not robbed.
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Ketchell Beats Thomas to Claim Welterweight Title
San Francisco on Labor Day Ketchell of Butte Montana defeated champion Joe Thomas of San Francisco in the thirty second round at Trost's arena before about 4000 spectators. Ketchell landed a decisive right to the jaw in the twenty seventh round and followed with a vicious left to end the bout with Thomas unable to defend. Also reported Dan Patch paced a mile in 1.58% at Hamline track. A financial notice and Columbus mayoral race entries followed.
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A Tragedy Rec recalled at 1896 convention tone
Willis J Abbot discusses Indiana Governor J Hansly and Kentucky Governor W S Taylor in the Goebel murder case. He notes Kentucky seeks ex- tratition of Taylor, who resists, arguing trust and legal duty. The piece questions partisan shielding by Indiana Republicans and the fight over justice and immunity.
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J. *. Hanly
Indiana
W.8. Taylor
Kentucky
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Elser Goebel
Powers
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Goebel
Kenturks
Twantys Wilde
Kentuky
Siena
Prof Fair Delivers Thrilling Airship Flight At Muskingum Fair
On closing day of the Muskingum Fair Prof. Fuhr demonstrates a daring airship flight. The craft ascends from the fairgrounds and lands near Emery Farr, with crowds watching the spectacle along the river. The event caps a day of exhibitions as Fuhr plans to ship the apparatus to Nelsonville for further tests.
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Muskingum Fair
Enamel Plant Worker Miss Nova Faces Instruction
A transcription fragment notes a Miss Nova at an enamel plant. The text references a phrase about taking a position as stonegrinder at the Splacs Ralfl Knamling plant, but details are unclear and names may be corrupted.
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Hag Teke
Stonegrigiher
Splacs Ralfl Knamling
Telegraph Trusts and the Battle for Telegraph Reform
The piece discusses conflicts between telegraph workers and dominant firms like Western Union and Mackay holding company. It questions capitalization, calls for official appraisal of physical assets, and notes experiments in new telegraphy systems. It weaves in history from the 1866 Chicago convention and comments on state railroad regulation and political figures.
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Found at Last Perfect Pill for Torpid Liver Constipation
J A Harmon of Lizemtore West Virginia proclaims discovery of a perfect pill that never disappoints and would help others with torpid liver and chronic constipation. He endorses Dr King's New Life Pills as a guaranteed remedy, with the stamp of Anderson Coshocton and local retailers.
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Rosene
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Weathering the Westerham Wayward News Nonsense
A jumble of quirky bits and jokes mixed with stray phrases about a weathercock near Westerham and a police avenger. The piece riffs on domestic scenes, dinner guests, romance refusals, and playful wordplay with names, cats, and characters.
Best tenveria parlor in this city teased
Fragmentary note from a local column mentions a top tenveria parlor under the Cuernos cafe area. It hints at a trendy spot and local pride but provides few concrete details or dates. The readable text suggests a preference for a best venue without naming a specific business.
Roosevelt third term stance divides generals in 1904 race
In a clipped set of quotes the Bryan Democrat notes the American bred horse leads while the Clecmanti Enquirer reports General Grosvenor still resists a third term for President Roosevelt. The general remains firmly committed to as many terms as possible.
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Grosvenor
Roosevelt
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