Woman Murderess in Philadelphia Linking with Mrs Lewis
Sept 15 Philadelphia report describes Charlotte Kelly, lodging-house keeper at 210% North Eleventh Street, facing the deceased Mrs Maurice K Lewis, identifying a tooth and a dark spot on the corpse as key details while Deputy Coroner questions her about recognition and ties to the murder scene. The fatal event centers on the murder of Mrs Lewis and the involvement of Miss Kelly and her mother amid a tense inquiry.
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Vhladelphia
Charlotte Kelly
North Eleventh Street
Maurice K. Lewis
Misa Kelly
Lewis
Torrie Owetaan
Ion
Serge
Bolles Taylor
Keddy
Kelly
Paul Deo
Corona Pyle
Travonera Jury
Lekee
Agen
Miss Kelly
Lanawie
Day on Plunghigs and Racing Jackpots at Sheepshead Bay
An uneven tale of police corruption and betting kingpins unfolds around Charlie Milison and Ellison Hilly. The piece chronicles Milison’s alleged dodges and a later career shift for Ellison, with lavish racing wins at Sheepshead Bay culminating in a reported 66,400 dollars in one day. Rumors of larger sums circulate as the bettor’s memorandum is revealed.
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Charlie Milison
Turk
Milison
Chilewee
Hieo
Police
Tores
Charlie
Blison
Kblidun
Bank Rot
Latiaile Street
Ellison Hilly
Sheepshead Bay
Red
High speed mares and pacing legends in horse news
Maytell 2: by Attell 2:18% highlights a filly bred in Pittsburg by Henry Hagmerer. The mare is a fast trotter with strong bloodlines, debuting in a professional race at Tiffin, Ohio. Ample speed marks and notable sires connect to Hal Raven and Susie N. 2.09% efforts, with trainers and owners named amid a lively roundup of pacing and trotting prospects and upcoming starts in Wisconsin and Austria.
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Attell
Tiffin
Sidlelf
Isidney
Sam Maring
Hal B
Aleantic
Hal Raven
Miue
A. CG. Pennock
Susie N
Presburg
Austria
Reporter Seeks Namesake of Deadlocked Convention
A reporter questions an octogenarian delegate who has sat for three days at a deadlocked convention. The man notes no paper has called him the Nestor of the body, calling the situation curious and worthy of attention as reporters pursue results.
American Soldiers to Leave Guba
Washington reports state that sailors landed at Havana from the Denver were ordered back to their ship with a small guard left at the legation. The action aimed to protect American lives and property without signaling Cuban or insurrectionary government intervention. The return followed a report by Mr Sleeper to Acting Secretary Bacon. no other forces or intentions beyond safeguarding Americans were stated.
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Havana
Bacon
Sleeper
Denver
Ameri
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White House
Oyster Bay
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John €. Colwell
Marcus L. Miller
Henry B. Price
Fletcher L. Sheffield
Henry I. Wyman
James A. Campbel
Charles A. Blakely
Paul &. Campson
Stanton l. Hazard
Ralph W. Plummer
R. W. Schumanna
E. H. Eycke
Franklin T. Applegate
Frederick C. le Pine
Joseph Fitton
Willand T. Robinson
Barnett
Cambridge Springs health retreat advertised in travel copy
An advertisement extols Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania as the Carlsbad of America offering health benefits from mineral waters and baths. It promotes rest, pure air, and scenic Venango valley, with Erie Railroad excursion rates from Cleveland and a guide contact in Cleveland for information.
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Aumerica
Cleveland
Venango Valley
Cambridge Springs
Erie Railroad
Jas. D. Brown
Garfield Building
Cleveland, O
Divorce Notice in Lorain County Case No 8415
Julia Maude DeGroat files for divorce from James F. DeGroat in Lorain County Ohio on gross neglect and habitual drunkenness over three years. Custody of minor children sought with equitable relief. Depositions to be taken in Binghamton New York on September 12 1906 for hearing after October 34 1906. Attorney CG. A. Metcalf represents plaintiff.
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James F. DeGroat
Old Manchester Road
St. Louis
Julia Maude DeGroat
Court of Common Pleas
Loralm County
Ohio
Pilaritiff
Security Mutual Life
Binghamton
County of Broome
State of New York
Iday
CG. A. Metcalf
Elyria City Notice For Election Day Liquor Prohibition
Clayton Chapman mayor of Elyria Ohio issues formal notice stating the September 17 1906 municipal election will be held and that selling or giving liquor on election day or keeping a saloon on that day violates state law with fines up to 100 dollars and up to ten days in jail enforcement is assigned to police officers with the mayor’s seal and date of September 13 1906.
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Elyria
Ohia
State of
Ohio
Clayton Chapman
State of Ohio
Unclear fragmentary historical note on early 1900s games and social events
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a late 19th or early 20th century scene with references to social circles, games like whist, and figures tied to titles such as Queen and Devonshire Street. Details are garbled. themes include courtship, pastime habits, and local ambiance around a bridge game and social gatherings.
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Croc Jamies Street
Devonshire
Lunluco
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