MISS GING MURDER CASE ENDS IN CONFESSION SEQUENCE
Minneapolis grand jury opens probe into the Ging murder as Adry A Hayward confesses a scheme to kill Miss Ging for life insurance. Engineer J A Blixt admits firing the fatal shot after Harry Hayward urged the plot and arranged the plan with plots of a green goods scam.
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Minneapolis
Barry Hayward
Harry Hayward
Adry A. Hayward
Harry
A. Blixt
Adry
Blixt
Engineer Blixt
Bee
Claynard
Miss Gil
Ozark
Dlayward
Blist
An Bhe
Tingward
Hlixe Dal Missia
Pensions bill reported with reduced appropriation request
The House in committee reports a pension and surgeons’ fees bill totaling 141 million, with a 40 million cut from this year’s pension and 20 million from surgeons’ fees. The document notes pensioner counts rising from 2.0 million to 4.4 million and annual pension values from 25 million to 180 million, while treasury disbursements to the commission increased.
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O'Neil
Massachuetts
Treasury Buteasy
Pensioners On Rolls Could See Increased Benefits
The speaker notes that pensioners who remain on the rolls may receive increases. Even if the pension roll decreases, the total outlay will not fall in proportion due to higher disability allowances.
Seely Robbed Bank of $354,000 in Long-Running Embezzlement
Samuel C Seely a bank bookkeeper known as a respected Brooklynn church member allegedly embezzled 354000 from the National Shoe and Leather Bank New York, with Baker a lawyer who later died by suicide aiding the scheme. A Chicago arrest followed days after the bank discovered the loss and a police description matched Seeley.
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Samuel C. Seely
National Shoe and Leather Bank
National Shoe and Leather Bank of New York
Samuel C C. Seely
Brooklsn
Police of
New York
Seeley
Aave
New President of American Street Railway Association
Joe Hurt of Atlanta Ga elected president of the American Street Railway Association. Born 1850 in Russell County Alabama he built a varied career from civil engineering to real estate and insurance, and led multiple building and loan groups before heading the Consolidated Street Railroad Company and winning the association presidency.
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American Street Railway Association
Joe Uwurt
Atlanta
Russell County
Alabama
Joel Huet. Tion
Atlanta Civic Insurnce Company
East Atlanta Land Company
Mannever
Consolidated Street Railroad Commariiy
American Street Railway Associaion
Wheat Fed to Stock Prompting Government Estimate
The Washington Statistical Bureau reports 460000 bushels of wheat already fed to live stock and 20278000 more planned, totaling 79308000 bushels. Figures rely on limited state reports and winter severity may alter final totals. William Donn bought 60000 bushels in Toledo for a foreign order. attempts to buy more failed.
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Washington Statistical Bureau of the Agricultural Department
William Donn
Toledo
Canada
Chicago
Nps
Board of Trade
New Woman's Christian Temperance Union split over suffrage
Differences of opinion within the New Woman's Christian Temperance Union have led to the formation of an opposing group. Mrs Cornelia Alford of Franklin County Missouri was elected president and favors reconciliation of temperance and suffrage goals. The opposing faction argues the time is not ripe for women's ballots. The denomination movement has reached Sedalia, Missouri.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Cornelia
Alford
Phernaiidnon
Franklin County
Mis
Tate
Temper
Yee
Mae
How Sailors Are Fed on Warships
The article explains naval mess life aboard ships with five messes for officers and crew. It covers dining practices, the ward room order, and the executive officer's role in maintaining harmony. It notes shared funds, catering selection, monthly contributions, and duties of cooks, along with differences between officers and crew messes.
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Cook
Jack's
Sam
Hove
New York Sun
Cautionary Chicken Dream Ends in Gory Realization
An elderly farmer warns a young man against chicken farming after recounting a comical yet grim fantasy of exponential hen growth. The tale ends with the farmer slaying his flock to prevent a globe overrun, urging the youth not to pursue the business.
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Arctic
Anise
Entreaty Against Cruelty and Odd Epigrams
A mix of moralizing on harsh laxatives and a whimsical tale about a Sultan and a reading turnstile. The text laments cruelty to self, praises Hentetter’s Stomsch Witters for relief, and pivots to a comic line about a reader and a famous love list. It closes noting Nickel Plate Road holiday rates for December 24–25 and January 1.
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Hentetter
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Claus A. Blixt
Harry T. Hayward
Catherine Ging
Ac Beely
Seca
Sedalia
Uncle Sam
United States
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Detroit
Nickel Plate Road
Hood
Richard Forsestall
Oelwein
Lows
Nickel
Tolle Fork
Chacage
St Louis LA
Buffalo & Chicage
Eda
A. W. Johnston
W. Burner
Walter Baker & GO
Europe
America
Wien
Walter Baker
UD An
Frarglin ST
Row Veen
Qiloy ST
Estan
Ely
Taosie Warren Bey
J. H. McLean
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