Chadwick Estate Creditor Hope Dims as Debts Mount
Cleveland notes detail Mrs. Chadwick’s vast debts and limited assets. Estimates show total indebtedness around 1.76 million with secured notes in Lorain county and Pittsburgh loans. Creditors may receive about one and a half mills on the dollar, while Reynolds stands to gain most from remaining assets, as securities yield little value.
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Cleveland
Dee
Chadwick
Reynolds
Phere
Mrs. Chadwick
Citizens' Natiomud Bank of
Oberlin
Lorain County
Ohio
Terbert I Newton
Pittsburg
Liz Reynolds
Carnet
Fortune Tale Tainting Andrew Carnegie Ties
A garbled report claims a woman linked to Mrs. Chadwick possessed documentary proof of Andrew Carnegie’s vast fortune. It alleges forged or questionable documents in a bundle held by Tri Reynolds, with notes and trusteeship details tied to Mrs. Chadwick’s estate. Experts doubt forgery charges will hold in court.
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Andrew Carnegie
Mes
Chanwick
United States Steel Corpor Ton
SMSO
Ceo
Chathviek
Frederick J. Mixon
Cytizens Nittodank
Erin
Jay Beckwith
Adil
Andrew Comoesie
Dane Bowen Issel
Wittesse
Ippen
Namie
Andrew Carniglo
Gherlinsg
Beckwill
Bios
Wade
Chadwick
Guster
Lnk
Lotus
Chadwith
Clevali
Chadnet
NOW SHE PLAYED REYNOLDS IN CARNEGIE SCHEME
Reynolds testifies that Mrs Chadwick claimed to be Andrew Carnegie's illegitimate daughter and offered him 100000 in four notes to secure her husband Dr Chadwick. He refused the gift while in office. Dr Chadwick says he knew nothing of such transactions and will comment after sleep. Chadwick wife remains in Tombs as investigations proceed.
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Clovehind
Lii Reynolds
Lelief
Beeing
Andrew Carnegie
Chadwick
Ble
Europe
Arrs
Renin
New York
the World Today
Leroy Chadwick
Cassie L. Chadwick
Paris
Lafollette for the Senate in Wisconsin caucus
Madison reports a nearly unanimous sentiment at the senate caucus favoring Governor Robert La Follette for United States senator to replace Quarles. Sixteen senators attended and La Follette forces plan to organize the senate and push Lafollette measures, including a freight rate commission, through the legislature. Grant Thomas withdrew as chief clerk candidate in favor of John M. Nelson, who will be elected to succeed Wheaton Goldin as state central committeeman.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Lilhoulette
United States
Quarles
Grant Thomas
John M. Nelson
Lilouette
Wheadoere Goldin
Lake Blattlets station lake plan questioned by Michigan delegation
Michigan lawmakers pressed President to clarify if Lake Bhatt wartime naval training station site on the Great Lakes would be reconsidered. The President signaled that the plan would rotate to Lake Bhatt LaCrosse Wisconsin on December 12. Fire destroyed Anton Kellerhoff home and injured his wife and infant as they fled a window during the blaze.
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Lake Blattlets
Washington
Michigan
Congress
Lake Bhaft
Preat Lakes
Lake Bhatt
LaCrosse
Wis
Dee
Anton Kellenhoffer
Kellerutter
Aguinal win fates noted in Frant, Michigan incident
In Frant Michigan a man twice attempted to throw himself before streetcars. A tender intervened both times. In the second attempt the man suffered a broken collarbone and other injuries.
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Aguinal
Prankfort
Minwaue
Thi Tansen
Tragic Domestic Shooting Shocks Pirhesville Home
At their home in Pirhesville Moorehead Ming Dee W shot and fatally wounded his wife before killing himself instantly. Neighbors say the couple had been quarrelling prior to the tragedy.
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Moorehead
Ming
Dee
Pirhesville
Cibbe
Senator Newlands Daughter Engaged in 1912
Washington December 1912 Senator Newlands of Nevada announces engagement of his youngest daughter Frances to Lieutenant Leopold Von Bredow of the German army.
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Newlands
Washington
Nevada
Frances
Leopold von Bredow
Turmoil on the Nevsky Prospect in St Petersburg
A large anti-government demonstration on Nevsky Prospect began at midday and lasted about two hours. Mounted police charged the crowd, injuring about fifty people, with women among the fiercest resisters. Flags waved as protesters sang, while police and gendarmes attempted to dislodge them.
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St. Petersburg
Nevsky Prospect
Puuie
Hotel Durepe
Nagin Cathedral
Conservative Men Distri Ed At Night Demonstrations
Night meetings at Tolltech nnique and other institutes feature speeches urging reform and a national assembly. Conservative liberals express distress over recent events, accusing bureaucratic reactionaries and warning the government to heed labor demands. A sackal Democratic labor party proclamation supports the demonstration. Citizens call for an end to war and autocracy in front of the Wagon cathedral at 1 o'clock.
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Tolltechnnique
National Assembly
Qury
Acussivo Progrimene
Sackal
Democratic Labor Party
Thc
Generis
Attack on Sevastopol Reported by Tokyo Dispatch
A Tokyo dispatch in the Daily Telegraph reports Japanese torpedo-boat destroyers attacked the Russian battleship Sevastopol at the mouth of the harbor the night of December 6. The Telegraph correspondent in Port Arthur notes no outcome is known.
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Telecrupt
Montet
Port Arthur
Jaudon
Wakdon
Washington
Doe
Tokio
Tajima
Wonton
Dee i
Dually Mall
Sevastopol
Daily Telegraph
Roosevelt Has The Record In Popular Vote
The New York Times reports a canvass showing Theodore Roosevelt defeating Alton Parker by 2,646,169 votes. Roosevelt polled a record national total 7,640,500 with Parker at 6,094,391 and Debs at 892,857. total votes 13,834,119 and 149 electoral votes for Parker.
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New York
Debs
Roosevelt
Parker
Swallow
Watson
Corregan
Socialist Labor
Inaugural Invite Debate Over Vardaman’s Status
Washington December reports debate among inaugural committee members over inviting Mississippi Governor Vardaman to the inauguration. Chairman Wilson declined to discuss. Warner called the situation embarrassing and undecided. Pretoria funeral train of Kruger arrives with body in state. Eldorado mine rescuers find four imprisoned men dead.
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Washington
Joe
Vardanwin
Mississippi
Wuson
Pretoria
Kruger
Eldorado
Eldorado Coal and Coke Company
Lord Curzon Arrives in Calcutta as Viceroy of India
Lord Curzon of Kedleston arrived in Calcutta to assume duties as viceroy of India, receiving a hearty welcome. In Paris racing news, W W W. K. Bee wins 857,000. William IK Vane derbilt ranks sixth with 317,600 in winnings.
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Lord Curzon
Calcutta
Galcutta
Kedleston
Fig
Tie
India
K. Bee
Paris
France
William IK
Vanederbilt
Representative Vespasian Warner for pensions post
Representative Vespasian Warner of Illinois seeks the commissioner of pensions seat to succeed Eugene S Ware. Grey installed as Canada’s governor general at the provincial government building. Crown Prince Frederick William and the Duchess Cellela wedding planned for May in the west. Burns family Bible sold in London for 6250 dollars to a London dealer. US winter wheat area 31,155,000 acres, down 1.6 percent from 1903. Henry Gray of New York awarded a Paris gold medal for metallurgical work. Spanish senate backs anti anarchist oil bill. Baltimore North snowfall totaled nine and a half inches in twenty hours. Brazilian senate passes final reading authorizing twenty eight warships. St Lawrence canal navigation closed. Independent Pickle Co incorporated in Missouri with 500,000 capital to control pickle business.
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Vespasian Warner
Mmnels
Eugene S’. Ware
Warl Grey
Canada
Freiderick Wilhelm
Cellela
Robert Burns
London
United States
Societe d' Encouragement A Art Atu Llndustrie
Paris
Llenry Gray
New York
Maltimore
St. Lawrencee Canal
Pickle Company
Missouri
Scott's Emulsion Promises Aid for Consumption
An advertisement claims consumption cannot be cured quickly but Scott's Emulsion will provide relief and often cure with consistent use at any disease stage. The makers Scott & Bowne of New York guarantee no more than improved health through right living and their product.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New York
Royalty Visit and Notable Figures in Brief
Prince von Ioahentohe-Oebringen plans a royal visit to the United States. Stevin Zikitseh, age 117, lives in Nish Servin and is well acquainted with Lord Brron. Mia, 83, and Sam Mcclaughin bind shoes in Lynn Massachusetts. A fund to carry on Professor Fisnen of Sweden’s work has begun. Clarence Mackay’s wife devotes time to reading over society. Former President Cleveland owns a beagle named Brownie. Henry Weber, once a Denver mining promoter, is now a millonaire. Minnie Robinson of Detroit, a Michigan graduate, is a botany professor at Vassar. Dr. Charles A. Eastman, Sioux educator and poetess, finishes animated stories.
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Stevin Zikitseh
Nish Servin
Lord Brron
Mia
Sam Mcclaughin
Lynn
Mass
Professor Fisnen
Sweden
Clarence Mackay
California
Cleveland
Brownie
Henry Weber
Denver
Colorado
Nevada
Tt Millonaire
Minnie Robinson
Detroit
Michigan University
Vassar
Charles A. Eastman
Einien Goodale
Mi o Na Bond Promises Full Refund if Remedy Fails
Wm. F. Jungkunz offers Mi o Na with a banklike bond promising refund if it fails to cure dyspepsia or any stomach trouble. The signer guarantees repayment if Mi o Na does not cure.
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Wm. F. Jungkunz
Mi-o-na
Wm. Jungkunz
Miona
Wa. I, Tongkung
Mi o na remedy promises no cure no pay offer
An advertisement touts Mi o na as a digestive aid that works with meals to improve digestion and nerve health. It claims gradual restoration of natural digestion and offers a money back guarantee with no cost unless it cures, signed by Wm F Jungkunz.
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Wm. F. Jungkunz
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Cassie
Tri Reynolds — Assete
Srt
Nates
Hanynan
Asady
Andrew Carnepzio
Kazan
Vardaman
National
Prince von Ioahentohe-Oebringen
My Lady OF the North
Mr. Partish
Cator
A.C. McClurg & Co., Publishers
the Hart, Schaffner
Mark
Hart Schaffner & Marx
WM. Walton
Department Store
Florida
Cape Cod
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Alaska
F. A. Schulz
Tle Abe
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