Columbus Cashier in Jail Confesses to Officer
Charles A. Johnson, former officer of the Float Nationsank of Niles Michigan, was arrested in Columbus by U S Secret Service. He admitted identity as Jol ann Elliott and confessed guilt over financial schemes, claiming debt compelled him to take money. He was taken to the police station and later to federal custody.
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Columbus
Charles A. Johnson
Orsiier
Nationsank
Niles
Mich
United States Secret Service Ofticer Horter
Jolson
Ligue
J. A. Eriiott
Secret Service
Johnson
Elliott
Offcoy
Thoms Poreter
Fom Foster
Johneon
Dubngon
Ie Palin
Mapackata
Lound
Tahmon
Michigan
Wweret Service Department
Toliyiscw
Wim
Ceytni
Eliiott
Baylix
Nile
Minh
Millott
Goudale Park
Wali
Toliscon Wallesd
Colson Lilathi
Detroit
Nilow Ani
Chile
Michiigan
Columbun
Vad
Anand
Wichigan
Thief Gang Blows Safe Then Robs Train Near Memphis
Five men force a Memphis bound train crew to aid an escape after blowing open a bank safe in Mississippi. Dynamite wrecks vaults while observers flee as shock waves rattle nearby buildings. Police scramble for clues as details of the daring raid emerge.
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Momphis
Tenn
Peitons
Apan
Trainmen pursued after daring assault in swamp chase
A fragmentary report describes felonious riders forcing a felt train crew and others into a race toward a dismal swamp near Tollodintelde. Authorities offer a reward for capture as pursuit continues for a day with no sign of the suspects.
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Tollo
Dintelde
Althiaeh
Man killed at Ceylon as train hits near rails
Sunday morning Daniel Hoskinson, a teamster for the Indiana Pipe Line Co, was found dead beside the Grand Rapids and Indiana railway at a point 34 miles south of the city. The body lay along tracks after being struck by southbound train No. 6 at 1:20 am while he attempted to reach his home from Geneva after visiting neighbors. He reportedly fell into a cattle guard and could not escape. the deceased had no children.
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Rihawn
Ceylon
Daniel Hoskinson
Grand Rapida and Indiana
Geneva
Wal Hs
Mehans
Tilway
Hoskinson
Haskinson
Indiana Pipe Tine Company
Judge Vesey May Be Nominated for Indiana Appellate Court
March 10 Indianapolis reports Governor Durbin will soon appoint the new judge of the appellate court. Col Wilson said the appointment would not be today. Rumors center on Fort Wayne Judge W J Vesey or Auburn Judge Frank S Roby as likely choices, with Speaker Artman reportedly out of consideration.
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Tudianopolia
Yuna Ciont
Durbfi
Sery
Wilson
Sentinal
Indianapolis
Durbin
W. J. Vesey
Fort Wayng
Tudge Frank S$. Roby
Auburn
Artman
Building Boom Increases Local Construction Activity
The city sees a surge in house building after a harsh winter as lumber yards and material suppliers report heavy orders. Costs rise due to higher material prices and wages, yet residents plan more construction this year. Farmers and contractors in nearby areas also engage in major projects, including a large skeleton frame near Gneglatn for Mr Biloury.
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Akison
Ztesa: Son
Maysville
Biloury
Gneglatn
Government Register Attitude Cited By Commerce Bureau
A Commerce bureau states that publication does not bind government stance but notes the Lanlance and Register alignment. The message implies official weight in favor of the Register without committing the government to a position.
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Commerce
Department
Register
Direct Tevit Shipment From Jamaica To England
Hyistel March 12 report notes the first fruit shipment of Kansas oranges from Jamaica to Bristol aboard the Amperial West India mail service vessel. The ship sailed from Hingaton Jamaica and signaled at Lundy to confirm cargo status as in good condition.
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West India
Hingaton
Jamaica
Bristol
England
Lundy Jalnud
Kansas
Elevator Fire Destroys Wheat Elevator in Frederick Md
An early morning blaze in Frederick Maryland destroyed the Mountain City Milling elevator containing 0,000 bushels of wheat and other grain. Loss is estimated at 55,000 with partial insurance coverage. Adjacent Bout Spoke and Bending Plant suffered about 95,000 in damage. The fire’s origin is unknown.
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Frederick
Ithe Mountain
Hiro
Bout Spoke and Bending Company
I. Kkivown
Local News Briefs From Springfall Township and Nearby
Local reports note cases of apitheria and polio at multiple addresses including 285 Mallivon street and 14 Qak street, with new illnesses in the city. Springffall schools closed after six and a half months as Coleman Ebrinai recovers from surgery. Various residents, including Charles Amendt of Monroe, Mich., and Gustave Uluer of Farrild avenue Livery, are connected to city events and inquiries. A German visitor to Bremen claims work near the south depot, while editor A H Rowing and others attend the Newton J Baughman funeral.
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Mallivon Street
Wilburt Furnay
Bad
Columbia Street
Wean, Tarn
Henry Tile
Dawghlun
Javoh Raul
Golustia
Springffall Township
Coleman Ebrinai
Charles Amendt
Monroe
Mich
My. Amendt
Gustave Uluer
Farrild Avenue
A. H. Rowing
Bremien Enquirer
MH. Gaver
Bremen
F. B. Baughwinn
Ken Andvine
Day Baughman
W.L. Barglivan
Lisbon
Fred
Michael
Jast
Tadiaun Farnbase Company
Cron
Chicago
C. Miller
Southwestern
Dt Tertevert
Dhanaises
Milleran
Boara
Tyne
Rev J N Field Accepts Call to First Baptist Pastorate
Rev J N Field of Hollow, N Hullo accepts the pastorate of the First Baptist Church at Key Wayne to begin April 1 1901. He expresses gratitude for the call, pledges to devote his best years to the field, and notes the church will support him fully. Field hails from Ollie and is a graduate of Dennison University and Morgan Park Seminary.
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J. M. Fleld
Hullo
First Baptist Church
Dudge Allen Zollaes
Field
Nieantsa
Og. Biel
The
Fires Baptist Church
Ollie Said
Dennison University
Granville
May Pork Soars In Chicago Market Amid Shortage
May pork for delivery in May jumped to 4a 316.35 per barrel, rising $2.90 from the month’s start and the highest since earlier market turmoil. Traders fear tight supply with about 150000 barrels reported short, while only 50000 barrels of contract pork remain in stock.
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Chicago
Sherty
Iey
Public Notice On Mailing and Article Preparation
Washington March 19. The public is advised of a general order issued by Hee Counsels requiring closer attention to mailing procedures and article preparation. Postmasters are instructed to delay shipments until materials are properly secured to prevent damage during transit.
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Washington
Maren
Tagal Leader Taken by Eighteenth United States Forces
Mani March 19 Captain Shremes of the Eighteenth United States force captures Dipeino a noted Tagal leader in Caprky Province Tahunl of Vauay Two chiefs are killed and three others, including Mocina, are wounded or missing in the operation The report notes a brief clash with casualties and captures during the pursuit a significant colonial engagement between American forces and local insurgents possibly in the Philippines era context
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Mani
Shremes
Strhes Fieristry
Hax
Dipeino
Caprky
Tahunl
Vauay
Mocina
Peace negotiations report from Pekin progress
The cabinet council reported progress in peace negotiations at Pekin. Minister of Foreign Affairs Dolensne noted incidents at Tien Tan and mentioned intent Higpathés without detailing specifics.
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Theeal i
M. Dolensne
Pekin
Tien Tan
Watch Found in Nebraska Yard Claimed by Brakeman
A watch found in Lou yard at T L Post Nebraska last night has been claimed by a Nickel Pinte brakeman. He reported a satisfactory account to Superintendent Gorsdlis about how the articles came to be there.
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Lou
T L. Post
Nebraska
Gorsdlis
Scrub Pairyman and Farm Market Turmoil Chronicle
A fragmented tale reports agricultural distress and market struggles with prices, crop failures, and doomed yields. It notes a delivery wagon wreck at Testy and Galvionn streets, injuring the driver.
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Nick Klug
Testy
Galvionn Streets
Transvaal and Orange Free State Noted as Colonies
A fragment from the Review of the World’s Commerce quotes disagreement over U S recognition of the Transvaal and Orange Free State. The State Department Register 1900 describes them as independent republics, stirring dispute about official labels and spelling from Washington to the Times.
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New York
United States
Transvall
Orange Free State
State Department Register
Washington
Times
Transvaal
Republion
State Department
Theittani Ds
Mie
Wor
Evangelist Samuel Matithews Targets Ratkensider in France
In France's court evangelist Samuel Matithews files affidavits against John Ratkensider alleging tax-related violation and disturbance of a religious nesting. Meanwhile Wayne Dey Guode Co. advances plans to outfit a third flow, addressing company loneliness and seeking fixes.
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Samuel Matithews
Fink
John Ratkensider
France
Wayne Dey Guode Company
Grocery firm moves to new West Columbia Street location
Notice announces transfer of Groceries from 14% Bere street to No 11 West Columbia St. and invites customers to the grand opening on Saturday March 243. OCHATGAR & GROSFLAN sign as proprietors thanking patrons and inviting continued support.
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Bere Street
West Columbia St
Ochatgar & Grosflan
Gizigag
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Ohio
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Vesey
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Governne Auyiin
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Meehin
A. Sheen
Fava Ain Homes
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Ehaevery
Hallfarii
Coun
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Denis
Mation France
Fur Presse
UTC
AIM Cloud
Imperial and
Gibbs
Hydee
McMullen
Hayley
Ford
H. Pfeiffer & Son
Columbia ST
Calhoun
J. P. Ross & Co
Main Street
Am? Talon
Lane
Ross House
Mira
Bart Ross
Roy
Loysther Avery
Ganges
Waytime Stewart
Yen
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Uae
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