Cashier in Jail Arrested in Columbus Ohio
Charles A. Dolson, cashier of a Michigan bank, was arrested by U S Secret Service officers in Columbus. Using the alias J A Elliott, he posed as a financier in a London shop and markets scheme. He faced charges and a deposit bill of 1500. The case centers on a Detroit Michigan escape and hidden money rumors.
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Columbus
Charles A. Dolson
Efant National Danke
Wiles
Mich
United States Secret Services
Barrnt. Johnson
Beelieve
J. A. Eliott
Secret Service
Niles
Johnson
Colpubus
Elliott
Thomas Forier
Cent Foster
Seta
Tnt Hn
Elliott Strolling Inoodals Park. Detecttve Foster
Liv
Foxter
Wisoner
Johnsmit
Sam Gind
Johinson
Hs Way Hum
Reis
Te Kemet Aurviog
Vyohnson
Eaphieer
Ars
Tahsin
Detroit
Nélou
Cher
Golinabin
Tay Swan
Shay
Michigan
Colima
Hemsairthie
Lick
United States
Jolson
Barie
Teottget
Man Killed Near Ceylon Train Tracks
A man named Daniel Haskinson was struck by a southbound passenger train near Ceylon, about thirty four miles south of the city. He had been in Geneva the night before and was returning home with two neighbors when he apparently fell into a cattle guard while trying to escape the oncoming train. Haskinson, married with ten children, worked as a teamster for the Indian Pipe Line company.
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Ceylon
Daniel Haskinson
Grand Rapids
Training Valley
Deloele
Geneva
Haskinson
Fastinsay
Childran
Indias
Rompry
Bank Thieves, Stop a Train in Memphis and Escape
Bank robbers dynamited a vault in a Memphis area bank, causing an explosion that woke residents as the trio fled with money and valuables. The engine and conductor were reportedly threatened during the escape, with authorities noting the blast damaged the building. Police pursued, but details remain unclear.
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Memphis
Tein
Unclear Train Robbery Attempt Reported in Swamp Area
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Fuolyslat train with two on the engine and two on the end nose taking possession. The trainmen were ordered toward a swamp at Mallo miatehle where a freight stopper is said to be. A pursual by authorities continues all day with a reward offered for capture.
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Fuolyslat
Usmal
Mallomiatehle
Judge Vesey May Be Named as New Appellate Judge
Indianapolis March 16 An active rumor says Governor Durbin will soon appoint the new judge of the appellate court, authorized by recent legislation. The secretary to the governor declined to confirm the timing but noted the appointment would be made today. Possible choices include W J Vesey of Fort Wayne or Frank S Roby of Auburn, with Vesey and Roby regarded as likely selections.
Building boom spreads beyond city limits
Builders report strong demand throughout winter with Wolaenspenter visiting for lumber and plant shipments. Costs rise due to material and labor, yet activity remains high as buyers secure lumber yards and plan for next year. Contractors Eins & Son of Mayaville win a contract to construct a large greenhouse for gardener Ma Tilbury near Gaegien.
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Wuilding
Bie
Wolaenspenter
Visidne
Astvanes
Son
Gontmaetors Eins & Son
Mayaville
Ma Tilbury
Gaegien
Garamarce Prepared in Government Bureau
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest Garamarce is prepared in a department bureau with eventual official stance to be determined. The text implies weighing factors may shift favor toward the Nogister.
Direct Frost Shipment From Jamaica To England
Bristol reports that the pioneer vessel Supevins direct West India mail service sailed March 6 for Kingston Jamaica bound for Bristol with the Arethfelt shipment direct from Jamaica to England It signaled at Guindy Island that her cargo of mandarins and oranges is in good condition.
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Bristol
Thuetoamer Port Morant
Kingston
Jamaica
England
Gundy Islanol
Elevator Destroyed in Frederick Fire
A large Mountain City Mailing elevator in Frederick containing 420,000 bushels of wheat and corn was destroyed by fire early this morning. Loss estimated at 55,000, partially insured. The adjacent Fout Spoke and Bending company plant suffered damage to the extent of 008. The fire origin remains unknown.
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Frederick, Mai
Marc
Mountain City Mailing Company
Local news items from Springfield township and city officials
Diphtheria cases reported at 14 Oak street and 2271 Washington boulevards. Schools closed after six and one half days. Coleman Ahrman recovering, improving. Chasies Amend from Monroe investigates Hicks ore gold extraction. Gustave Ulmer bought four pairs of black horses for a Fairfield avenue hearse. Funeral attendance for Newton J. Coughman noted. Real estate dealer F R Potter ill, communications say he cannot survive. Telegraph news from Nebraska about a brother near death. Ticket loss incident near Berne. Board of works hearing on Southwesterm rail line franchises. work progressing, timing for council decision pending.
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Madison Street
Barn
Wilbuat Forney
Columbia Street
G. Hille
Stophid
Tavohdueh
Columbia Glty Telephone Company
Oak Street
Washington
Washington Bowlevars
Springfield Township
Coleman Ahrman
Chasies Amend
Monroe
Mich
Amend
Gustave Uluer
Fairfeld) Avenue
Hevity
B. A. Howahtan
Byo
Aen Engulver
M. H. Garvey
Bremen
Fe B. Baughman
Kent Ankville
Nay Baughman
Newton J. Coughman
FT. Potter
N. Ker Potter
California
Reverend J N Field Accepts First Baptist Pastorate
Rev J N Field of Buffalo has accepted the call to pastor the First Baptist Church in Fort Wayne. He will begin April 1. The letter cites heartfelt humility and commitment to serve, with a $4,000 annual salary and plans to relocate his family from Buffalo. Field is a graduate of Denison University and Morgan Park Theological Seminary, with pastoring work in Ohio.
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J. N. Viel
Buffalo
First Baptist Church
Allen Zollars
Puipit Companies
Field
Tom Mound
Fort Wayne
Tud
Tews Field
Fiveh Baptist Church
Yaya
Laive Fouvaieny
Piel Onmtes
Ohio
Wade
Denciana University
Gravee
Thak Wale
Morgan Pare Seminary
Chicago
Urbaun
Ganton
Avenue Church
Balalstram
Wayne
Port Wayne
May Pork Roars In Chicago Market Squeeze
May pork prices surged to 16.85 per barrel, up 2.50 from the month start and the highest since the Ditton squeeze. Short sellers covered amid reports two influential operators control the market, with about 10,000 barrels of dry pork sold and 30,000 barrels of contest pork held in a pool. The option contract runs two months.
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Chicago
Mare
Shorts
Public Warnings on Postage and Mail Packages
Washington March 19 reports warn the public about suspicious mail packages and potential hazards. The public is advised to exercise caution and report unusual items to authorities. postmasters are preparing guidance to prevent dangerous incidents.
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Washington
Tn Oe
Meroe
Artieler
Postcomier
da Pari
Psdie
Orien
Tagal Leader Taken in Far Province Operation
Fragmentary report notes Captain Stymie of the Eighteenth United States in Putrapiuyedionino leading a raid in Lalwih province. Two culprits were captured, with Diceina and others involved.
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Miviln
Marvel 18
Stymie
United States
Putrapiuyedionino
Dae Gapets
Lalwih
Zasiy
Uivee
Warty
Peace negotiations update from Pekin missives
March 19 report by the minister of Voreina affairs TH Thrbasse outlines progress in Lia pesca nepolin ions at Pekin. He states the latest dies showed no mention of the activities near Tim Tsin and cabinet council today.
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Voreina Affairs
TH. Thrbasse
Lia Pesca Nepolinions
Pekin
Ats Ogcarting
Tim Tsin
Watch Located in Ty D. Pout Yard. Other Item Claimed
A watch was found in the yard of Ty D. Pout in Nebrogkn and the other item was claimed by Niele Pte Wakeman who gave a satisfactory renewal to Superintendent Gorsline on how the articles came to be left.
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Ty D. Pout
Nebrogkn
Niele Pte Wakeman
Gorsline
Walled States recognition hinted in world commerce review
A New York dispatch notes a claim in the Review of the World's Commerce for 1900 that the Annexition of the Trang yell and Orange Free State has been officially recognized by describing them as British colonies. The Register for 1901 cites the U S State Department position, with a Washington Times report claiming the Trangyaal and Orange Free State are described as independent republics by the department.
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New York
Stiles
Trang Yell
Orange Free State
State Department Register
Washington
Times
Trangyaal
Republica
State Department Reg Inter
State Department
Evangelist Samuel Martins Files Affidavit Against John Ravisentider
In Justice France's court Samuel Martins the evangelist files an affidavit against John Ravisentider alleging 5 for faloxication and 19 for disturbing a religious meeting. The Wayne Drymonds company is now filing up Nie shied floor of ite puildinige fo he weed Cay Nam Hedwee of Hie company.
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Samuel Martins
Hne
John Ravisentider
Evance
Wayne Drymonds Company
Aiing Np Nie Shied Floor
Ite Puildinige Fo
He Weed Cay
Nam Hedwee
Hie Company
Notice of Groceries Store Opening at New Quarters
Notice announces the opening of a grocery store at West Calumbind Street with a full line of staples and fancy groceries. The firm OVTRVEAR & OROSIBAN invites the public to visit on Saturday May 2 and again on Saturday May 23, thanking customers for past favors and extending warm invitations.
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Feoar
West Calumbind St
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