Missing Milwaukee banker warrant issued in fraud case
Chicago Aug 8 1901 more revelations on the Milwaukee Avenue State bank crash accompany plans to arrest Paul C Stensland bank president A receiver John C Fetzer is appointed with a 1 000 000 bond The case cites embezzlement receiving deposits when insolvent and years of irregularities tied to forged notes and loans on worthless securities
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Chicago
Milwaukee Avenue
Paul O. Stensland
John C. Fetzer
Paul C. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Ilinois
Jones
Stensland
Theodore
St. Paul
Minn
Stensland Guald
Clearing House Association
Wisconsin
Superior
Wis
Darwin Becon
Scoon
Smensland
Quiet After Salisbury Lynching Rampage
Across Salisbury North Carolina on Monday night a mob lynched Nease and John Gillespie and Jack Dillingham s wife, while George Irwin Henry Gillespie and Dillingham s other wife were held safe. Authorities moved to identify and jail mob participants as Governor Glenn ordered militia to Salisbury to guard the jail and maintain order.
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Salisbury
N. C
George Irwin
Henry Gillespie
Jack Dillingham
Nease Gillespie
Charlotte
Irvin
Henry
Gillespie
Dillingham
Gov. Glenn
B. F. Long
Lyerly
Gov
Glenn
Julian
Rowan County
Statesville
Greensboro
Southern Railway
Beacham
Lady Curzon Will Filed In Estate Worth 59875
The will dated December 19 1893 filed Tuesday aboard the Arabia names husbands, daughters and three daughters with births 1896 1898 1904. Jewels with heirloom condition pass to the eldest son if any sons exist else to daughters. Millet painting and books go to her father. Furs to her mother. Residue to husband.
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Lonuon
Young Indians Join Navy at Carlisle School
Washington reports several young Indian recruits for the navy recently, many educated at Carlisle Indian school in Pennsylvania. One recruit, Edward M. Bilis, grandson of the Sioux chief Red Cloud, serves as petty officer in one unit.
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Navy
Washington
Carlisle
Peatmasters a Vacation 8A Leave of Ab
The item notes a leave of absence related to the Peatmasters at 8A. Readable fragments indicate a staffing or schedule change affecting the team or program during the period. Further details are unclear in the available text.
Bristow Ball Team Loses to Ferdinand Reds 18 to 9
The Bristow team was defeated by the Ferdinand Reds at Olingers Park with a final score of 18 to 9. Franzen started on the mound for the Reds but left in the seventh due to illness. Rudy replaced him with Schnieders, Bromm, and others contributing in the later innings as the Reds built a convincing lead. The Bristow players showed spirit despite the loss, amid a large crowd and a rough, error-prone game-by-game summary.
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Olingers Park
Bristow
Ferdinand Reds
Bristow Boys
Franzen
Reds
Rudy
Schnieders
Bromm
Miles
M. Robertson
Mullen
Metzger
Mueller
Gerber
Senninger
Rholeder
Bradshaw
Roberts
Coulias
Carr
Woerter
Firat
Tulip Innine
W. Mullen
Cassidy
Lee Mullen
Basle
Robertson
Coultas
Rune
J. Robertson
Muller
Lenninger
Ercuth
Wosrter
Bristow Abrhpoae
M Robertson
J Robertson
Abrhpoae
Reda
Balla
Weerter
Schnider
Daughter Frees Her Family From Brutal Father
Mamie Scott grabbed an ax and killed Alf Scott during a brutal attack on Mamie’s mother Serepta. Alf, said to be cruel, pursued the wife with a knife before Mamie’s strike ended him. The mother and brother were discharged at preliminary trial. Mamie secured a $2,000 bond.
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Serepta
Miss
Mamie Scott
Alf Scott
Scott
Oxford
Runaway team damages porch in St. Meinrad incident
Cyprian Bumm, a farmer near St. Meinrad, left his team at Weaver's livery in Ferdinand. The horses bolted down the street tearing two porch posts from Joseph Daunhauer's building. August Barth caught the team and confined them in a stable awaiting their owner.
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Cyprian Bumm
St. Meinrad
Ferdinand
Joseph Daunhauer
Town Board Minutes Discuss Fire Engine Purchase
Town board met in regular session last Tuesday evening. Minutes approved and treasurer's report accepted. Regular monthly allowances approved. Brief discussion on buying a new fire engine. 1906 tax levy presented by Mathias Olinger but deferred to next meeting. Adjournment motion carried.
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Peasion
Mathias Olinger
Surprise Party Honors Martin Klueh at Home
A surprise party was held last Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Klueh in honor of their son Martin. Attendees included Aneta Wagner, Anna Klueh, Fran oia Klueh, Theresia Gerber, Bertha Wagner, Roag and Mary Ozer, Mimmie Mehilog, Cecelia, Maggen belerand, Klueh, Peter, and Kluch.
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Mike Klueh
Martin
Aneta Wagner
Anna Klueh
Franoia Klueh
Theresia Gerber
Bertha Wagner
Roag
Mary Ozer
Mimmie
Mehilog
Cecelia
Maggenbelerand
Klueh
Peter. Kluch
Floods in Texas Swamp Towns and Drownings Reported
Floods along the Colorado and Concho rivers devastate the south Texas region. Nine inches of rain in four days isolate San Angelo Ballinger Brownwood and Menardville. Hundreds homeless and property losses reach five hundred thousand dollars as relief lines fail and towns struggle with downed lines and unknown casualties.
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Ft. Worth
Tex
Texas
Colorado
Concho
San Angelo
Ballinger
Brownwood
Menardville
Concho Country
Middle
South Conchos
For Love of His Son And Other Items From August News
Detroit man Dewitt C Clark is found registered under his son’s name after a 24 hour sentence. Ida Calhoun 18 shoots herself after lunacy declared. Mexican Central strikes see troops at rail lines. New Haven switchmen protest layoffs at NYNH&HRR yards.
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Detroit
Mich
Dewitt C. Clark
Clark
Hanged for Assault in Mt. Vernon and Stocktown
Springfield reports Edward Bateman a negro found guilty of assaulting a young woman near Aurors last February was hanged at Mt. Vernon despite denial of guilt. In Stocktown California Emma Lada was sentenced to be hanged.
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Springfield
Edward Bateman
Aurors
Mt. Vernon
Bateman
Stocktown
Cal
Emma Lada
Adrift on Lake Ontario May Impede Rescue
Willam Dickey and four others aboard a gasoline launch were seen in distress on Lake Ontario near Wolcott N Y on August 8. A passing vessel and two canoeists offered aid, but the craft could not be located and searches failed to find the party. In Paris a pistol duel between Generals Andre and Negrier ended harmlessly with reconciliation.
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Aart
Lake Ontario
Wolcott
N. Y
Willam Dickey
Dickey
Schofield's Son Dies by Own Hand in San Francisco
William Schofield paymaster in the United States Army and son of the late Lieutenant General John M. Schofield shot himself at his home in San Francisco dying from a pistol bullet through his right temple.
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Schofield
San Francisco
William Schofield
Units States Army
John M. Schofield
Bride and Groom Die in Benton Harbor Car Crash
Hiram B Helmick and his new bride were killed when an electric car struck their runabout as they rode a skittish colt between Benton Harbor and St Joseph. In Manitowoc Wisconsin Alois Turkinsky, 95, hanged himself after a rejected marriage proposal leaving the oldest resident of Reedsville dead by his own hand.
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Nisin
Joseph, Mich
Benton Harbor
St. Joseph
Manitowoc
Wis
Alois Turkinsky
Reedsville
Thia County
White Sulphur Springs Ad Promises Restful Sojourn
Tired feeling relief offered at White Sulphur Springs with good management and best accommodations. For information write to J. C. Hoskins Manager English, ind. This notice points to a health resort listing with direct contact.
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J. C. Hoskins
Ind
Our Great Agricultural Prosperity Foretells Record Crops
The article argues for continued prosperity based on excellent wheat and corn prospects with a likely bumper cotton yield. It notes global grain shortages outside the U.S. and predicts Europe will buy more American foodstuffs, supporting a large harvest and favorable trade balance.
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Europe
Expenditures And Tax Levies For The Year 1986
The Ferdinand Township Advisory Board proposes annual expenditures and tax levies at the Trustee's Office on September 3 1906. Totals include township 1165.41 and 0.35 tax rate per hundred. special school 998.92 and 0.30. road 499.46 and 0.15. additional road 166.48 and 0.05. Total expenditures 2830.98 and total tax 0.85 per hundred. taxables limited to land improvements and rail/telegraph lines per last year's tax list.
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Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
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